Fall-friendly restaurants

With paintings of Cleveland landmarks hanging on every wall, Grumpy’s is an artistic eatery that’s all about comfort and local flare. And every Friday during October, the cafe is offering one mean clambake deal complete with clams, baked chicken, sweet mashed potatoes, corn and more.

Without a doubt one of the best views in Cleveland! Guests can see the entire city from almost every table in the restaurant all while enjoying unique seafood plates and even drinks with pumpkin spice liquor.

From the paint on the walls to every item that comes out of the kitchen, Greenhouse Tavern is a certified "green" restaurant in every way possible. The eatery features seasonal and creative dishes and a rooftop patio people can enjoy even in the cooler fall months.

A very fun and colorful atmosphere inside and a patio with heat lamps outside, Paladar is the perfect place to get dressed up for a night on the town and also great to bundle up on a cool evening and enjoy cocktails and people watching on Eton's Square.

A cozy eatery with a unique history behind it (the building was first owned by the man who invented Lifesavers), Gamekeeper's has been serving guests for more than 35 years. With three dining rooms lined with wood paneling and fireplaces, a full bar and a heated patio that’s packed during clambake season, it’s a great place for fun on a cool, fall night.

An outdoor patio with a heated floor and creative craft brews with fall flavorings that are sure to make any beer lovers mouth water all make Market a great spot to hit up during the cooler months in Cleveland.

Featuring a lounge-like bar with a fireplace and a cozy dining room with walls that are now wine cases, Michaelangelo's is sure to hit the spot no matter if it’s a cool, rainy day or the first snow of the season.

A quaint pizza parlor in Rocky River that specializes in a whole lot more than oven fresh pies, Danny Boy’s is a real treat. Frank Sinatra memorabilia hangs on the walls and the eatery features its own "pizza vino" and craft beers. If you’re looking for a quiet night out with delicious food, you can’t go wrong here.

Modern Asian décor, traditional, yet creative cuisine and a waterfall around the bar that was purposely built with authentic Asian culture in mind, not to mention amazing martinis ... it all makes Vieng’s worth a visit during the cooler months.

A new addition to Ohio City, this place is part brewery, part eclectic eatery and part trendy bar with a heated patio like none other in Cleveland. All three elements make one perfect fall-friendly restaurant.

Created by celebrity chef Dean James Max, AMP 150 is part of a new wave of restaurants inside Marriott Inns that are more than just your average hotel eatery. Fancy décor, ever-changing menus and a creative cocktail list make this place a must-visit.