Juji’s Cafe

It’s been years since I’ve been to Juji’s. I was pleasantly surprised. Service was a bit laid back, and it took some time to receive my order, but all-​in-​all the food was fresh and tasty. I ordered the daily special, which was the chicken caesar wrap with fries ($ 7.50 I substituted chips for fries. The wrap arrived panini’d which I didn’t expect, but was filled with lots of grilled chicken, which was seasoned nicely, accompanied by tomatoes (by request), romaine lettuce and caesar dressing. I also had an opportunity to peek at dishes ordered by surrounding patrons, and those looked good as well. Huge salads, nice sandwiches, good price point.

The food here is horrible!!! Don’t even think to eat in this restaurant. They serve rotten food!
I live on the same building and it’s not my first time!!! No more chances.
+ it’s expensive!

HORRIBLE!!!
Ok I dont know what is going on here but I placed a BREAKFAST ORDER at 830 thru Grub Hub. Promised delivery at 954. Then at 1030 or so it was revised to 1052 (told this on text) now its 1115 AND STILL NO BREAKFAST! I AM LIVID! Talked to GrubHub now its 1130!!! Thats 3 hours after I placed the order!!! Im literally shaking because my blood sugar has dropped from not eating. Completely unacceptable!!!

Ordered a large order for our company for lunch. I, along with my coworkers, were pleased with our meals. The salad are divine. Prices are a steal.

**Edited and downgraded a star to reflect the fact that while they offer/​promote calling and placing carry out orders, the man who I presume owns this place is always extremely rude about it when he answers the phone.
This place was unexpectedly good! Weirdly dead when we went for brunch on Saturday morning, but sometimes downtown can be hit or miss like that. It took us a while to get seated — the one staff member was sweeping and weirdly ignored us after making eye contact — but eventually we got to sit down. I got a three meat omelette with rye toast and potatoes and it was AMAZING! The potatoes were crisp and well salted, and the omelette was good as well. It was also really affordable. This is a great choice for some quick, easy, affordable breakfast!

Standard crappy middle eastern food that is found all over cleveland. I really feel bad for the people who gave it 5 stars, they should head out to an actual city and try the real thing. The food here is just soaked in sauce to hide the lack of marination. It is cheap and edible though.

Simple menu, several Mediterranean dishes. Good portions for the low price! Staff was quick and friendly.

Soooo good and super cheap too. I love how they deliver to my apartment on lazy Sunday’s. I’ve ordered almost everything on the menu and it is ALL yummy. The Italian sub is my favorite for lunch and for breakfast it’s all banging!
The portions are very generous and u can be full off of $ 8.

The food was excellent and so are the prices. Decent variety. This is café style. You can get things to go at the counter or sit down restaurant style. The atmosphere is sort of a hotel restaurant feel. I do recommend this place overall.

Worst felafel ever… totally dry. I know felafel, I have one nearly every week for all sorts of places. This one was extremely dry and tasteless. All I tasted was parsley. Where was the tahina sauce? It was presented in a «wrap» form not in the typical folded over pita bread style. After two bites it went into the trashcan. For a place that specializes in Middle-​Eastern foods I am highly disappointed.

We get breakfast here almost every Sunday! The staff are so sweet. The French Toast is fantastic. They put real fruit on top of the pancakes and french toast. This place is bangin’ for breakfast!

a nearby neighboring business that I’ve eaten at multiple times — I like the quality of the food and the prices are reasonable for a downtown location — seating choices are varied but not overly crowded, service can be the only wildcard depending on who you get but all are friendly some of the waitresses are quicker and multitask better, good spot for business dress or for the casual student — favs are the southwest steak wrap and the French onion soup

This is shitty food. Period. Maybe the chili cheese fries are good… other than that, it’s just kinda shitty food. Sorry…

This is a pretty good, quick and relatively cheap place to catch lunch downtown.
I’ve been there several times and have really never had anything bad.
They have a diverse menu for a small diner. I’ve had beef and cheddar sandwich, Cajun chicken, burgers, fried fish, and different omelets. There’s a lot more I haven’t tried.
The food quality is good, better than what I’d expect from a small diner. It’s not the typical greasy diner food. There’s probably something on the menu that would fit most peoples tastes.
The service is good, and the staff is pretty friendly. The place is kept clean. The weird part is that it’s in the lobby of an apartment building. But there has never seemed to be a lot of foot traffic from the residents so it’s not that big of a deal.
I’d recommend this place if you are in the area and are just trying to have a quick lunch. It’s not anything too special where you would make a special trip.

Juji’s Café is a diner-​ish type of café located in the Statler arms building. They serve a variety of breakfast items and greek food for Breakfast and Lunch.
Overall, the place is actually fairly decent! They have large portions and quick service. Their lunch items could be a bit tastier (looking at you… Spinach Feta Pie), but is priced adequately. And their breakfasts are pretty solid breakfasts.
The thing I liked best about this place was they delivered food to your apartment if you lived in the Statler arms — made for a great Sunday brunch in bed!

Juji’s Café is a small diner operation in the lobby of the Statler building. A selection of Mediterranean wraps and kabobs augments a pretty basic menu of salads, soups, and burgers. The open-​to-​the-​lobby layout reminds me of a restaurant you would find in an airport. A cold draft can come across the lobby when the building doors open, which can be a welcome breeze in summer and a biting chill in winter.
I had the Smothered Burger (sauteed onions, mushrooms, and your choice of cheese with lettuce, onion, and tomato) with butter green beans. The green beans were exactly what you would get frozen from the supermarket and microwaved with some butter poured on top. Ordering the burger at «medium rare» didn’t really make a difference with the frozen patty that ended up dry and mealy. You would be better off grabbing a burger at Wendy’s. Total cost was $ 12.15 before tip and with an iced tea.
The low quality of the food merits a particularly low two star review; the only saving grace being that there is such a dearth of quality food options on East 12^th.

Convenience is convenience. And for acceptable food at a reasonable price, you can’t beat Juji’s!

Great place to have lunch in downtown Cleveland. Located in the lobby of the renovated 100 yr old Statler Hotel (now luxury apartments). It would seem very convenient for tenants too.
The food is mediterranean (Lebanese origins) and prices are very reasonable. The falafel wrap is one of the best values.
Caution: its hours are kinda goofy, because of the downtown business clientele. Some days they’re open for 3 squares; others only two.

Juji’s is one of my favorite go-​to places for a quick lunch. Food is mediterranean in flavor and I’ve never had a bad dish. (Well, the falafel can be a bit dry but it’s still good.) For an extra treat, get the black bean salad… it’s more delicious than it looks. Trust me, you be addicted to the flavor. In fact, I’ve ordered it to take with me to parties and there is never any left by the end of the night. Jump off the Euclid corridor train, err, bus and stop in!

i’ve not had good experiences at juji’s. and i even gave them the benefit of the doubt and returned for meals after the bad experience.
and each one was two thumbs down.
today i was there to meet my friend for lunch. i ordered the grape leaves because… well, in my mind, how can you make a bad grape leaf?
well, you can.
things you learn.
by me.