Five Points Cafe

I had lunch here on my Second Date with a beautiful woman, and she loved the atmosphere. Classic Diner feel with the unique Cleveland Tennessee thumb print!
Great for a day out on the town, a casual afternoon date, or a family outing!
Clean Tables, Chairs, and attention to the customer was excellent.
Not many Vegetarian Options
No Vegan Choices
Menu Selection reflects traditional American Burgers and Hotdogs.

If you are a Clevelander and you remember a place called Rebecca J’s then you will love this place! Rebecca J’s used to be under the Red Ribbon but was sold. Now the owner has opened Five Points Café and my wife and I are thrilled!
The location is a recently remodeled historic building right at Five Points in Historic Downtown Cleveland. While the eating area is a bit small they do have and outdoor eating area and the tables inside are very comfortable. The menu offers breakfast and lunch. This is one of those places where you cannot go wrong with your order. I’ve had all of the items on the lunch menu (between Rebecca J’s and Five Points Café) and all the items are good. Additionally, if you are getting a combo, please don’t waste your time with chips. .. you need to try the soups!
The flavored teas are wonderful and the owner is a pleasure to talk to.
Save room for dessert or get something to go. I especially like the caramel corn! This is a great spot and we are so happy to have this incredible business owner serving food again!

This is a very small but cute place for that old time drug store counter type place. Located inside the former Five Point Pharmacy building next to the train track and bus station.
They have breakfast as well as lunch sandwiches and shakes. But it’s the fudge that might keep you coming back. Seem to have a variety that they make here. It’s still early since they opened this week but will check them out more in a couple of weeks. Only issue for them here is parking as not much next to them. But I parked across the street and walked over. I love when they make over the old empty buildings and bring life back to a city.