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some thing different
there is some thing about this place that makes it different than any other traditional restaurant. the food is realy realy good that you can feel the freshness of the giant salads and the meat . it is fantastic place.
Review by Anonymous from cleveland posted March 27, 2007
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Delicious but $$
Food was very good, gave you plenty to bring home leftovers. Wide veriety of food selection. Was kind of $$ to bring kids. Service was good but sometimes slow. Very clean and really nice atmosphere. Will go back again w/out kids.
Review by Anonymous from work posted October 10, 2006
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Long Live Heck's Cafe!
Heck's has long been a favorite for my mother and me whenever she has come up north to visit. She always looks forward to the warm brie with fruit, and I'm hooked on the cinnamon coffee! Sitting in the back room feels like a pleasant afternoon on the patio. Prices are reasonable, and the servers are always amiable and accomodating!
Review by Melody from Broadview Heights posted September 07, 2005
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Nestled into a brick home built during the Civil War era, Heck's has survived both fires and changes in ownership since it opened in the '70s, and it's still a snug and cozy place for a casual meal. Additional space behind the original building has the feeling of an enclosed garden; a wrought-iron spiral staircase and windows near the top of the walls give the space a light and airy feeling. The menu offers dinner salads, sandwiches, pasta and items from the grill. Farfalle tossed with olive oil, Parmesan, spinach, walnuts and caramelized onions satisfies, with al dente bowties and an earthy blend of quality ingredients. The famous Heck's burger still deserves its reputation - a two-fisted sandwich, served with a mound of fresh-cut fries. Desserts are worth the caloric splurge. Special desserts, including lemon layer cake with real butter cream icing, approaches the level of lick-the-plate good.
Review by Northern Ohio Live Magazine posted June 03, 2005
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