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Since its June 2007 launch in the heart of Cleveland’s Warehouse District, Crop Bistro & Bar has grown into the city’s most innovative restaurant, featuring a distinctive menu of inventive American cuisine, built upon foundations of freshness, flavor, and whimsy.

A project of well-seasoned food professionals Steve and Jackie Schimoler, Crop was originally imagined as a laboratory for Chef Steve’s cutting-edge culinary research – a Customized Restaurant Operations Platform, if you will. Today, that concept has evolved into a casually elegant showplace for Steve’s signature fare, with a stylish, 80-seat dining room, a covered sidewalk patio, and a hip-yet-playful vibe.

Discerning diners will find Crop’s menu enticing yet approachable, relying heavily on products culled from the region’s small farms. A celebration of culinary craftsmanship, definitive dishes like Cherry Bombs and Hot Balsamic Popcorn focus on intense flavors, top-quality ingredients, and a heaping helping of culinary whimsy. Like the harvest, the dishes change frequently, to best utilize all that is freshest and most fiercely delicious.

Crop Bistro & Bar is open for lunch Tuesday through Friday, and dinner Tuesday through Sunday, with a full bar, award-winning wine list and Thursday $5 Happy Hour.

Lunch Hours: Tue – Fri 11am – 2pm | Dinner: Tue – Sat 5pm – 10:30pm
Sunday 5pm – 9pm

1400 W 6th St Cleveland, OH 44113
Make Reservations Online or call us @ 216.696.CROP (2767)

contact@cropbistro.com


Make a reservation

Reserve your table at Crop Bistro by calling us at 216.696.2767 or by linking to our online reservation service on OpenTable.com.

View our menus

All our menus are available online. Lunch,, Dinner, Sunday Suppers, Late Night Menu, Desserts, Libations, Beer and Wine. Or view a complete menu as a PDF.

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Local Crop,where local ingredients are collected and delivered to restaurants through a unique partnership between chefs, farmers, artisan producers, and a single-source distributor, created by Crop's Steve Schimoler.