Richfield Gourmet Cafe

Average at best. I’ve been here many times when I get sick of what else is around (which isn’t much). I highly doubt anything here is homemade. All the soups taste like they’re from a can, sandwiches are all heated via microwave. Taste isn’t horrible, but nothing to give praise to. For people who want something quick and plain.

Just had lunch here today with husband and dad in law. The owner sat with us and chatted a bit, very nice! The wait staff we’re prompt and courteous too. The food is super good! For about $ 10, I had the Mediterranean plate, which has baba ganoush, hummus, tabbouleh, and some other things — so fresh and delicious, quite stuff. Later on, had a piece of baklava and a coffee, also both delicious. The café has a comfortable ambience, spacious seating, and not too much noise. Seemed very clean as well. Lots of beverages, baked treats, and even coffee beans for sale. I’d definitely go back if lived anywhere nearby! Next time I’m in town I’d like to though.

This is a neighborhood place, lots of people come here for meetings over coffee to stop in with kids for a snack. They have good muffins, specialty middle eastern food, good service. Lots of regulars who come in and enjoy a chat with the owner and staff. Its a nice place, if you have anything other than a good experience I am sure the owner would want to know so they can rectify it.

Great food and drinks! Ambience can’t be beat! A gem to treasure in Richfield. The gyros are the best in the area and the paninis are also great choices and of good quality.

Soup and sammich…
Chicken Noodle okay… Two steps above Campbells…
Chicken Teryaki wrap… Dry Even though it oozed chicken juice and teryaki… How does that happen?
I’ll try it again though… Maybe I pretend to be too much of a foodie? But crap it was dry!!!

I love the sandwiches at this place and even though it seems something less than ‘gourmet’ it is a worthwhile stop if you’re sick of McDonald’s or the Wendy’s down toward Brecksville. I think the people are nice etc. and have no problem with it at all.
Here’s the thing. I think we all have a responsibility to right wrongs in this world. If any one of us is slighted, we are all slighted. If any one of us turns a head on injustice, we all suffer and our world becomes something less. So much of the time we’re just lost. We say, «Please, God. Tell us what is right. Tell us what is true.» And there is no justice. The rich win. The poor are powerless. Anyway I went to this place and asked to speak to the owner.
Sir. I said it to him. Sir. I have a hypothetical for you. He was confused but I kept on going. I wanted to see if he had changed his ways. I wanted to know if he had learned a harsh lesson from the caustic words of a reasonably literate former important customer.
Sir. What would you do today if one of your customers, an oenophile say, with a business nearby, a coffee drinker who even brings guests here to drink coffee, lets say he has some employees. And one day, without warning one of this important guy’s scrofulous employees rolls in, bypasses the restaurant altogehter, goes into your restroom and bombs the place with a day-​old percolated black coffee and steak bowel movement that brings tears to your perky servers’ eyes? What then, sir? Do you say anything when he of an altered gait moves reluctantly back out into the world? Without buying a coffee. What do you do?
He is deeply troubled by the question, «Uh. Nothing?»
So far so good.
And what about the next time the important man comes in and buys a coffee? Do you comment on the pipe-​rattling shit his ragtag employee left wallowing paperless in the stall nearest the door, steam on the mirror? Do you, sir, say anything? Did I mention that this important man can use the internet and can access dozens of quotations and lyrics with a flourish of his keyboard? A renaissance man.
«What would I say? Nothing I guess.» Perhaps he has guessed right. Perhaps he has learned.
Good enough for me. Four star review avoided. We beat on. Boats against the current…

Free wi if. Good smoothie. Great service. $ 4 minimum if you use a credit card. Ill try the sanwiches here sometime. I alos saw hooka’s on the shelves so im assuming they have hooka hours. Probably a good place to do work if you need a place. Has that suburbia feel to it, since its the developing area of Richfield. Where summit meets Cuyahoga country. This area used to be really rural. Nice to see its come this far. I’ll give it another review once I eat hear.

This is my first Unilocal review. Loved this place! Beautifully furnished. Had a great breakfast sandwich and they also have a great selection of tea!

Professional, friendly staff and great breakfast and lunch dishes! They have plenty of healthy options and great options for vegetarians, too :)