The Lakewood Truck Park opens after two years of planning, featuring a 8,000 square foot patio and access to four food trucks daily.

The Transportation Boulevard supermarket will reopen to the public at 7 a.m. on June 18.

The public spaces include private parking lots, streets, and on-street parking areas.

“NOTICE: TO BETTER SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS, OUR STAFF WILL NOT BE WEARING MASKS. IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS, PLEASE COME BACK TO US AT A TIME WHEN YOU FEEL SAFE TO COME OUT.”

The event is taking place from 2-4 p.m. on Thursday, June 11, at their facility on 350 Opportunity Pkwy.

Local restaurateur, Doug Katz, is opening a ghost restaurant to reduce fixed costs and overhead.

Food businesses are looking to diversify and expand in to retail to insulate themselves and make up for lost revenue due to COVID-19 social distancing restrictions.

The extension of the dining space will help them serve more customers while maintaining the social distancing guidelines as the coronavirus crisis continues.

Tastebuds Restaurant, open for 19 years, had to shut down after being denied a $20,000 PPP loan they applied for.

The event is taking place from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, May 28, at their facility on 350 Opportunity Pkwy.

Every bingo you submit will be entered in a weekly drawing to win two $25 gift cards from Cleveland Heights businesses of your choosing.

After nearly 17 years in Cleveland, upscale Warehouse District steakhouse has served its last meal.

Pizza Hut announced that restaurants will be giving away a free, one-topping medium pizza to the Class of 2020.

Grilling out this Memorial Day Weekend? Here are some safety tips that’ll keep your food (and surrounding area) from catching on fire.

The ordinance was unanimously passed 7-0 during Thursday’s meeting.

The state lifted the ban at midnight, but with social distancing guidelines and restrictions.

Ohio bars and restaurants didn’t waste any time reopening their indoor dining areas to customers the minute they were allowed to.

Special events business are open but have no business because of social distancing restrictions.

During Monday’s state coronavirus crisis briefing, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine reprimanded bars and restaurants who did not enforce social distancing over the weekend as outdoor dining opened up on Friday.

The giveaway is from 3-5 p.m. on Sunday, May 17 at 2247 Professor Ave.

Patio dining opens in Ohio today, with adjustments made to seating, menus and other logistics.

Ohio's restaurants and bars can open their patios Friday, with restrictions

The giveaway is from 3-5 p.m. on Sunday, May 10 at 2247 Professor Ave.

The event is taking place from 3-5 p.m. on Thursday, May 7, at their facility on 350 Opportunity Pkwy.

Although many traditional summer events in Northeast Ohio have been canceled due to the coronavirus crisis, Mentor residents can still look forward to getting their farm-fresh produce and other fare from over 30 vendors at the Mentor Farmers Market.

Dunkin’ is kicking off Nurses Week by offering a free medium hot or iced coffee and a donut to all nurses and healthcare professionals at participating locations on Wednesday, May 6.

Mexican restaurants are hoping for big sales on Cinco de Mayo to make up for lost business during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Giant Eagle is limiting the amount of meat products customers can buy to preserve supply during the coronavirus pandemic.

Slyman’s near downtown Cleveland is reopening, beginning May 4, for takeout orders only.

The wait is over.

Premier ProduceOne is adjusting their whole fruit and vegetable business to accommodate households and communities, to help get fresh produce to people.

To show our support to eateries affected by the stay-at-home order, 19 News is highlighting our local restaurants in Northeast Ohio.

Unfortunately, if you didn’t already pre-order your take home build-your-own taco kit to pick up on April 21 at the Strongsville location, you’ll have to wait for the next Taco Tuesday Taco Kit Day.

Platform Beer Co. is offering up their resources to delivery products from other small businesses when they make home deliveries of their beer.

Hospitality businesses are filing suit against their insurance companies over business interruption claims.

Restaurants are hoping that the ability to sell carry-out cocktails will help them stay afloat during social distancing.

The pandemic has left many service industry staff out of work across Ohio, and the nation.

Cleveland area chocolate makers are working to fulfill online orders for shipment in time for Easter.

Vendors are offering alternatives to shopping in grocery stores so people can avoid contact and still get essentials.

Breweries, restaurants, wineries and bars are offering alcohol to go during social distancing.

Cleveland has a hunger problem, according to Aneliza Nader, CEO of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul that runs eight hunger centers in Northeast Ohio serving 14,000 people each month.

A stunning new report from the Ohio Restaurant Association on Thursday showed the impact the novel coronavirus has had on local restaurants.

Geraci's offering customers the opportunity to donate pizzas to health care workers with their order and Geraci's matches their donation with another pizza

Slavic Village butcher shop, Saucisson, is workinig to adjust their process and meet the meat needs of the locals during this difficult time.

La Vera Party Center, forced to cancel dozens of large scale events, is now during hundreds of take out orders each week to survive the shut down.

Krispy Kreme will be offering free donuts to doctors and nurses every Monday until May.

The Great American Takeout campaign is urging everyone to order at least one take out order today to support the struggling restaurant business.

Unemployed service industry workers can now list themselves on a virtual tip jar website.

Food trucks are struggling just like restaurants to make ends meet during the social distancing guidelines and pending "stay at home" order.

To say thanks for their dedication during the coronavirus pandemic, Saucy Brew Works offered up a six-pack of beer for a penny to emergency responders and hospital workers.

Restaurant owners all over the sitting are hoping to sell off thousands of pounds of corned beef they had ordered and prepped for St. Patrick's Day ahead of the mandatory shut down of restaurant dining rooms.

Lake County restaurants are adjusting operations to offer take out and delivery in order to adhere to the Governor's restaurant restrictions.

Restaurants in Summit County are adjusting to the "no dine in" rules set by the Governor of Ohio.

Spice Kitchen + Bar makes the announcement to close its doors permanently on the first day of a mandatory closure from the Governor

Cleveland Cooks is a weekly recipe demo featuring local chefs and restaurants showing viewers how to make one of their famous dishes.

Renowned chef Michael Symon will stream live cooking demonstrations on Facebook while many are stuck at home during the coronavirus crisis.

More than 20,000 restaurants and bars statewide are shut down to dine in options. Now many are opting for carry-out or delivery to stay afloat.

Just minutes after Governor Mike DeWine told the state during his Sunday press conference that eating and drinking at all restaurants and bars will cease by 9 p.m. Sunday, owners of affected establishments started speaking out.