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Food tour in Cleveland

West Side Market & Ohio City Neighborhood Food Tour of Cleveland

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Don't-miss vendors

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Seti's Polish Boys

Try Polish Boy: grilled kielbasa, fries, slaw and BBQ sauce on a bun

Seti's Polish Boys is Cleveland's longest-running Polish Boy food truck on the festival circuit, with the canonical kielbasa-fries-slaw-BBQ stack on a bun.

Mt Pleasant Bar-B-Q

  • ★ 4.2
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Try Polish Boy and Texas-style barbecue ribs

Mt Pleasant Bar-B-Q on Kinsman Road in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood, a family-run sit-down rib house and Polish Boy counter, runs the city's archetypal.

Frank's Bratwurst

Try Austrian-style bratwurst sandwich with sauerkraut

Frank's Bratwurst inside the West Side Market on West 25th Street, the Ratschki family Austrian bratwurst stall since October 31 1970, runs three-generation.

Eat your way around Ohio City

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Steve's Gyros

Try Hand-shaved beef and lamb gyro, jumbo size carries two pounds of meat

Steve's Gyros inside the West Side Market on West 25th Street, the Steve Bistolarides counter since 1989, runs Cleveland's definitive gyro with daily early.

Crepes de Luxe

Try Parisian-style street crepes, sweet or savory built to order

Crepes de Luxe inside the West Side Market on West 25th Street, the Parisian-style street crepe counter at the market since 2007, runs sweet and savory.

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