City overview
Greater Cleveland's Orthodox community sits on the east side, in Cleveland Heights, University Heights and Beachwood. The Waxman Chabad Center is on South Green Road in Beachwood, and Zemach Zedek is on Lee Road in Cleveland Heights. The Cleveland Eruv covers parts of Beachwood, Cleveland Heights, University Heights and Shaker Heights, and the Beachwood East Eruv covers the area east of Richmond Road. Both eruvs have a Friday status hotline, so check their status before Shabbos. Case Western Reserve University and downtown Cleveland each have their own Chabad house.
Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade
Cleveland, OH
Historic hotel inside The Arcade, an 1890 landmark on Superior Avenue. Steps from the East 4th Street entertainment district; on-site 1890 Restaurant and Lounge.
Neighborhood
Cleveland
Walking
Chabad of Downtown Cleveland holds weekday Shacharis at 2735 E 40th St (about 2.4 miles on foot) and a winter weekday Mincha at 526 Superior Ave, 2nd floor (about 400 feet on foot); both are weekday-only. No certified kosher food downtown; the nearest certified kosher restaurants are in the Cedar Road corridor in South Euclid, about 25-30 minutes by car. Walking distances are estimates.
Phone
+1 216-575-1234
Kosher map of Cleveland, OH
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