Ohio City Provisions

We are so happy we found this place!! We were looking for a local farm store with pasture-raised meats, A2/A2 milk, and organic produce. I love that this is both a butcher and a market, so you can get all the ingredients you need to make a nutrient dense meal. We go 1-2 times a week and have been blown away by both the quality and consistency of their products and the kindness of their staff. We have seen a lot of people purchase their farm eggs, which we hope to pick up next time around! They also sell flour, quinoa, jam, nut butters, wine, yogurt, handmade tofu, homemade pasta, etc. We picked up a cherry pie today with simple ingredients, which reminded me of something my Grandmother would make. I highly recommend their cheese curds (we have tried the garlic dill and cajun flavored curds), the Choriqueso smoked salchicha, the whole milk, and the chicken patties. We have been impressed with everything we have purchased from here, so you really can't go wrong! There is plenty of parking available across the street and around the corner. I highly recommend!

Visiting Cleveland during an unprecedented heat wave and since the West Side market lacks good A/C, a friend recommended these guys. They also have really nice A/C!! :) Small shop, but with an amazing selection of steaks, sausages, cheeses, pork and etc. They also had some fresh vegetables, dry goods such as ketchup, beer, spices and breads. Service at the butcher shop was awesome, I was looking for a few large fillets, the gentlemen chopped them up and air sealed them for the ride home. They tasted amazing!So, when visiting the West Side market, you might want to start here first or at least pass thru on the way out. I think you will be impressed by what they have!!

Great place to shop for artisinal and local goods ranging from black pepper and rosemary crackers to to-go grass fed beef bolognese and a nice butcher counter as well. The butcher was a wonderful older gentleman who let me taste their most delectable ciccioli which is like a pork terrine with apricots in it. Melt in your mouth good! They also have various other jerky, pork pastrami (super fatty and thick and wonderful), etc. I also got some living arugula and they had a nice selection of produce and root vegetables. This place isn't huge or crammed with products but you will feel good spending your money here and get high quality products in return.

There are certain shops, restaurants and other venues that deserve high quality ratings. The product quality is good, the service attentive and sometimes proactive. OCP certainly deserves those ratings. But there is something more at OCP - the relationships they have with local farms, other providers, and their customers generates this larger atmosphere - call it a "community" - of a comprehensive appreciation, even celebration, of food. There is a high respect for the farmer, the animals, the product that makes it into their market. I can honestly say their shop, and associated farm share, has improved the quality of my and my wife's lives. Recently we attended one of their virtual presentations, this one on a Thanksgiving "beer dinner." They created "meal kits" which you pick up at the store - there are detailed instructions on how to heat / prep everything - and then you tune in for a zoom call where they go over things like how the turkeys are raised, instruction on recipes and cooking technique, introduction to interesting partners like cideries and craft micro breweries, a robust array of interesting topics. It was super fun, highly recommend one. The food was delicious and the content and dialogue top notch.

Let me first say that I shop Ohio City Provisions (OCP) quite often. I have been there probably over 10+ times this year (It's July 3rd currently). Lately, the taste that it has left me with is that the products are not worth the price (yes, I understand it's "farm based", maybe grass fed, local, etc.).Today, my bill hit me at $53. I had a bag of Shagbark Chips (which are an Athens Ohio producer which is fabulous), Wholesome Valley Farms salsa, one medium tomato, western ribs (on sale for $5 lb - package was $7), boneless chicken breast package (2 breasts) and Fermented Hot Sauce - Rippin Reaper - which I knew was $15.I was making chicken nachos and I wanted to splurge on the ingredients. First off, the Wholesome Valley Farms Salsa (which has a connection to OCP) was ok, at best. Nothing to write home about, esp. for the $7. Note: An email from OCP said their July 4th weekend special were these two (chips and salsa) for $9, save $2. When I got home, it did not ring up that way. Second Note: This has occurred to me a few times with OCP where the email touts a "special" that does not ring up that way.The medium tomato was $4/lb and rang up at $2.60 . Average tomato, again nothing to write home about. You could probably buy a tomato "on the vine" at the grocer for $2/lb.Lo and behold, the boneless chicken breasts are priced at $10.50/lb. I seasoned them and oven baked them with a temperature probe alerting me to 165 degrees. They were good, but again, not even close to $10.50/lb good.My hot sauce (I am a hot sauce junkie) again was good, but certainly not worth $15/bottle. It was very thin and I noticed that while it was in the bottle. It was a good heat for me, but I have a variety of hot sauces that deliver this for amounts around $10/bottle.So, long story short, I find Ohio City Provisions good, however I am coming to the conclusion that I do not find their products worth what they are charging.Will I return - yes, absolutely. However, based on the recent number of shopping experiences here, I am coming to the conclusion that what I receive is not worth the prices that they are charging. Sad to say, because I like the place.

What a great little hidden treasure in the heart of Cleveland! This is a one stop show for unique finds, delicious meats, and wonderful selection of local goods. The meat and cheese selection here is absolutely divine. They have a wide selection for such a small place, but they butcher is great at helping you find exactly what you are looking for or pointing you in the right direction for something new. They also have such a great selection of local goods such as wines from Geneva, honey made right here in Cleveland, and veggies and fruits from local gardens.The store itself is so welcoming and surprisingly open for such a small size. You don't feel crammed in there and it might also help that the store associates are so friendly! I highly recommend checking this place out and grabbing some delicious meat and cheese (and probably a couple bottles of wine while you are at it) next time you are in the area!

This place is s Jen. We've know the owner, Trevor, since he started his Fresh Fork CSA right out of school. The produce is fresh off the farm. The store has some produce, and many items that come in the CSA bags. The big draw at OCP is the butcher counter. Yum! I walk in and I want some of everything. You have to try the meat and cheeses. Go!

Let me be the second person (See William G.) to voice high disapproval for the open door policy for everybody's dogs. Dogs distribute dander wherever they go, impulsively shake off loose hair and dirt and leave their distinctive doggy body odor in a place where every precaution should be taken to exhibit cleanliness. Is it really so punishing for people to leave their dog tied up at the curb? There's good reason why every other food related business does just that.

Best steaks I've ever had. Clean, friendly environment . And dog friendly 100% worth the price

Tasty treats. Limited selection. Expensive. The cheese counter contains many delicious Ohio cheeses.