We ate dinner there on a weeknight in 8/05 and it was very enjoyable. Our server - who was terrific - told us, at our request, about the building's history (it opened in 1870 and it was a grainery). He also showed us the downstairs area after our meal and that was neat; they have a pub, and an Irish band was playing. All of the food was delicious, but the absolute highlight was our dessert. Their famous bread pudding has a whisky butter sauce and the portion was large (which it *should* be, for the price). Needless to say, we shared it....we spent time in that (Ohio City) neighborhood beforehand. Ohio City is one of Cleveland's oldest and most historic neighborhoods. It's a revitalized area which has a small but eclectic array of restaurants, shops and people.