All Saints Public House

We stumbled upon this place by accident. “Uncle Scott” (the host) was so inviting, personable and upbeat! His smile is contagious! The brunch food is absolutely delicious! We had the Cheddar Chive Biscuits & Gravy and Brunch Burger! The outside atmosphere was excellent! The only reason I gave 3 stars for atmosphere is due to the upstairs bathroom; the only negative was the upstairs bathroom decor. If I would have saw it before we got our food, we likely would have left. I realize it ties to the name of the venue; however, it was vulgar and satanic. I am curious as to the history behind the restaurant name.

All Saints is a gem among gems in the Gordon Square Arts District with incredible food and great service. This wasn’t my first time dining there but this time I at least captured a few images of the interior in the entry bar and remembered to share our experience. My husband and I stopped in after work to grab a drink and a bite to eat and the guys working were awesome. Sadly, I don’t recall their names but their vibe and energy was exactly what we needed—professional, courteous, attentive, welcoming and chill. Food was phenomenal and drinks were on point so if you’re considering stopping in, I 10/10 recommend—I guarantee your experience will be memorable, I also love their patio. It’s hands down one of the best in Cleveland.

Visited to watch the Browns-Bengals game and ended up having not just delicious food and drink, but a wonderful time meeting new people! Seamos, our server/bartender was both fun and personable, and made a couple of their house spirits that were incredible! Since the opponent was the Bengals, the kitchen cooked up some Cincinnati chili dogs that really hit the spot! (I asked if they could add some pasta to mine and they did so without issue.). But the best part was as we were leaving, we started talking with others who turned out to be the owner Steve, and some of his other employees… Alyssa, Matthew, and Christopher. Great conversation with good people! Even learned about the history of the building and why the area is called Battery Park! Needless to say, we ended up closing the place! Definitely will be going back! Side note…when you visit, check out both the upstairs and downstairs bathrooms! I won’t ruin it by explaining…just enjoy the themes! Also, we were told they have an incredible outdoor patio which was voted best in the city. What we could see of it, (too cold to open it), it looks pretty amazing! Will definitely check it out come Spring!

I love this place for it's warm and welcoming (to all!) atmosphere. The decor is exquisite, and there is always something new added. We usually sit inside but have been to the patio, also very nice. Today I enjoyed a brunch cocktail ('kind of a big dill' is so delicious... like an appetizer in itself!) and their very tasty chicken and waffles. The bartender was great, and we got to enjoy some really good jazz music. Always a pleasure...

We stumbled upon this place by accident. “Uncle Scott” (the host) was so inviting, personable and upbeat! His smile is contagious! The brunch food is absolutely delicious! We had the Cheddar Chive Biscuits & Gravy and Brunch Burger! The outside atmosphere was excellent! The only reason I gave 3 stars for atmosphere is due to the upstairs bathroom; the only negative was the upstairs bathroom decor. If I would have saw it before we got our food, we likely would have left. I realize it ties to the name of the venue; however, it was vulgar and satanic. I am curious as to the history behind the restaurant name.