Reading the Plain Dealer the other week, we happened to notice an article about unemployment rates that included a picture of a local restaurant. It showed a guy serving food from the kitchen with seating in the background, and there was clearly a counter! The article said it was the Superior Restaurant downtown on E. 30th, do we decided to give it a try.
The place wasn't too busy on a late Saturday morning, and there were plenty of seats at the huge counter. The whole restaurant is brightly lit with lots of chrome and linoleum -- not the nicest atmosphere, but clean. Service was fairly quick and attentive, although not overly friendly.
Cam ordered an egg and bacon sandwich, and Ted had the usual eggs, bacon and potatoes with coffee. The food came out quickly but was pretty average -- nothing too exciting. Same for the coffee. We had forgotten to order the eggs scrambled for Cam's sandwich and they were fried -- but surprisingly, he liked it anyway.
Looking around the place, it was clear that deli sandwiches were the thing to get -- lots of corned beef sandwiches being served all around. They looked really good and must have had a full pound of meat, just enormous.
Our guess is that this is a great place to go for CB, but just fair for anything else. Skip it for breakfast, but go for lunch if you want deli food and are really hungry.
Cam says: "Not very comfortable atmosphere, fair service. Delicious food though. I give this one 6 frying pans."
The place wasn't too busy on a late Saturday morning, and there were plenty of seats at the huge counter. The whole restaurant is brightly lit with lots of chrome and linoleum -- not the nicest atmosphere, but clean. Service was fairly quick and attentive, although not overly friendly.
Cam ordered an egg and bacon sandwich, and Ted had the usual eggs, bacon and potatoes with coffee. The food came out quickly but was pretty average -- nothing too exciting. Same for the coffee. We had forgotten to order the eggs scrambled for Cam's sandwich and they were fried -- but surprisingly, he liked it anyway.
Looking around the place, it was clear that deli sandwiches were the thing to get -- lots of corned beef sandwiches being served all around. They looked really good and must have had a full pound of meat, just enormous.
Our guess is that this is a great place to go for CB, but just fair for anything else. Skip it for breakfast, but go for lunch if you want deli food and are really hungry.
Cam says: "Not very comfortable atmosphere, fair service. Delicious food though. I give this one 6 frying pans."
Ted says: "Passable breakfast if you can't find anything else. Could be a good alternative to Slyman's for CB sandwiches, will have to try that next time. Only 4 frying pans for now though."
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