Don's Lighthouse Grille

The building in which Don’s Lighthouse Grille is located was originally built and operated in 1932 as Poschke’s, the world’s biggest hamburger restaurant.
Today, Don’s Lighthouse Grille continues its tradition of serving the best seafood in town paired with a commitment to service that strives to exceed the expectations of the guests.
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Don's is conveniently located near downtown, so plan on eating here before or after a big night out on the town.

The historic, castle-like building on Lake Avenue offers an upscale, seafood-centric dining experience. But the long list of appetizers proves happy hour-ready, too. Start with the baked Brie, served with a tangy cranberry compote. Then try either the meaty Portuguese seafood stew, featuring scallops, shrimp, mussels and chorizo, or the pan-seared Maple Leaf Farms duck breast. An array of...

Don’s Lighthouse boasts a clubby, intimate atmosphere and hearty cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients. It’s nestled in an unusual, castle-like building that was built in 1932 as a hamburger restaurant, and is just minutes from downtown and close by the Cleveland Public Theater and other nightlife. Seafood entrées are the name of the game and include George’s Bank scallops, salmon,...

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Strange: Of all the fine Cleveland restaurants on whose menus you can find any number of great seafood dishes, there are few that devote themselves primarily to seafood. The... Pros + true seafood restaurant

A beacon of good times and great food at the West End of Cleveland's Shoreway is Don's Lighthouse Restaurant. The general manager says that over the past 25 years, Don's Lighthouse has delighted customers with more than 450,000 pounds of fresh seafood from Foley's of Boston and 350,000pounds of prime beef. Classic Contemporary Cuisine features spectacular daily catch seafood, signature salads...