Latitude 41n

Latitude is a delightful place to eat. I have been many times before. My husband and I love to go for breakfast, they have the best coffee in town and many delicious breakfast options. In addition to having excellent food, they also offer a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere and exceptional customer service.
Today I went in with my husband for lunch. Not only were my tomato bisque and my blt delicious but Chrissy the chef even came out and talked with us. She was very sweet and kind. She made us feel right at home. Our waiter Brian was also super accommodating. Latitude is the perfect place to have an above average experience for a below average price. We will definitely continue to give them our patronage and you should too!
Betty and Ralph

I’ve been a regular here for years for breakfast, but the turkey sausage is now like rubber, unless you’re lucky enough to get there as soon as it’s cooked. otherwise, it sits and you get rubber sausage. i love the place, but the quality of the sausage, which was a major reason for going, is now inedible.

I go here for breakfast every month or so. Counter ordering, serve yourself coffee. I usually get the ménage a trois. Portions are good, food is good, service is good. Nothing to rave about, just a solid neighborhood restaurant.

I just moved to gordon square. We decided to order from latitude 41 today and it was horrible. My husband’s breakfast was worse than terrible, I ordered a fish sandwich, the fish was completely raw, the chips tasted like they expired in 1999 and fries would fail in comparison to some nasty mold. NEVER AGAIN, I work in the service industry and will be sure to spread the word. So disgusting i dont even want to walk by the place. Its shameful to serve such nastiness!

I wish I didn’t have to give them 1 star. This was the absolute worst breakfast I have ever had. The potatoes were obviously days old and tasted like garbage. I ordered a breakfast sandwich with their homemade sausage which tasted rotten. The scrambled eggs were barely cooked on the sandwich. I didn’t take more than 2 bites of my sandwich. I also felt very sick after eating the small bites I did take. I won’t ever be back and I would suggest not wasting your time here. There are plenty of other excellent places.
Quick note about the service, if you can call it that. Our plates were slammed down in front of us with an abrasive ‘enjoy’.

I feel the need to update this review bc upon my most recent visit, I was pleasantly surprised by how awesome it was. I got a coupon for a free small pizza in my email. That was pretty sweet. So I used it and was received with good service and tasty as hell pizza. I remember why, before a few bad experiences, this was my fave brunch spot. I’ll be back. I guess it’s safe to say the service has been hit or miss but my last visit was a home run so much so that I felt the need to change my previous review :)

After writing my original review, an employee AND the owner started to send me harassing messages. Very very unprofessional. I posted their messages here on Unilocal,but someone complained (I can’t imagine who *insert sarcasm*), and so because their names were in the messages, apparently Unilocal Agreed they should be removed. I have them saved, so all friends and family will be welcome to see them on my phone on Unilocal messages at anytime. I will NEVER step foot in there again and I will make sure no friends or family ever do either

Great atmosphere and overall friendly staff. The food was well prepared and delicious. I got the southwest quesadilla with Tofu and a side of hash browns. The hash browns were border on the edge of being burnt. Overall an enjoyable experience and definitely worth a second visit.

I live very close to the Gordon Square in Cleveland, so there is a lot of great restaurants close by. A couple weeks ago, I decided to give this place a try.
Latitude 41n is a quaint little restaurant. I got my food to go so I can’t tell you anything about the service. I plan on going to enjoy a sit down meal in the future, so I shall update my review when that happens.
I got the Right Coast omelet, which came with hash browns and toast. I have never had chicken in an omelet before, and I plan on having it again. I also had a pumpkin cinnamon roll thing that had cream cheese topping. (I have no idea what it was called, I just asked for it because it looked delightful). They are open all day so I can’t wait to try their lunch and dinner menu.

love. love. love.
the coffee… insert heart emoticons, smileys, etc.
it is cinnamon’y, hot and just super delish. always hits the spot!
we have been numerous times and honestly this place rocks. i have never had a bad meal.
we sat on the patio with our dogs on one occasion and they were welcomed as well.
i have never had a bad meal and Latitude gets my vote for a delicious lunch or brunch.

Blast from the past, many memories. When I first moved to GSAD, I had no internet, or money for it. Smh. Latitude, saved my life. I had a lot going on with school and life in general. Their wifi was lifesaving.
I used to grab a coffee and relax, their sitting arrangement is amazingly comfortable, even during the frigid Cleveland Winters.
Now that I have went back since, they have upgraded a lot. Food menu has changed quite a bit. I usually only went for breakfast, so I cant sleak on their entire menu, but id definitely recommend going here on a quiet, slow day.

Summary:
Great spot in Gordon Square to check out for breakfast/​brunch. However, they may be inconsistent with how the food is cooked.
I’ve lost count on how many times I’ve been here for the menage a trois breakfast special. Arguably the best breakfast deal in Gordon Square.
The quality of their food is usually top notch, with the occasional undercooked egg or burnt hash during times of high volume customers.
Great open seating atmosphere with a self-​serve coffee, water, and iced tea bar. I love the cinnamon coffee option, and that it’s so strong that I’m tempted to add some cream to dilute it. Keep ‘em coming!
The staff are courteous, quick, and professional. Kudos (if that’s still a term to use) to them.

I never know whether or not to give stars holistically or comparatively. I went with holistic scoring this time.
Why I came here: I’m in town and asked someone, a few blocks away, where to eat. She struggled for a moment and then exclaimed, «Oh…» So, I came here.
The food I tried: mozzarella wedges and Sicilian «Attitude» (like a calzone)
–Wedges: were awesome and the sauce was alright too
-(calzone) «Attitude:» interesting and tasty
I’d order either again happily.
Ambiance: Great!
Service: Friendly!
Prices: Reasonable!
Location: Kind of a trek from Brooklyn, so I may not be back.

on a whim we pulled into the parking lot after having driven around for a bit looking for breakfast before the zoo. Glad we pulled into here. For like six bucks you get so much food. The eggs were fresh, grits delish, bacon very thin but good.
We will be back again. Cute grungy little place.

Dinner? Yay! Breakfast? Meh.
I’ve been to Lat41n three times; twice for dinner and once for breakfast. For dinner, I really enjoyed their alfredo pasta and mac & cheese turkey burger (I think I gained 5lbs just typing that).
Recently, I visited for breakfast and had a less-​than-​stellar experience. My boyfriend and I both ordered the french toast. To our surprise, we received cinnamon roll torpedoes that looked (and tasted) store bought. While I assume that’s not the case, we were still disappointed. Additionally, I ordered the homemade turkey sausage which was bland and had an odd texture.
While our breakfast missed the mark, I’m sure we will be back for dinner. Service here is decent but the place itself could use a renovation.

Really huge portions for nice prices, good atmosphere, and some slightly creative foods. It wasn’t quite the best quality, hence the missing star, but the steak and gouda pizza pie and the crab cake blt we had were well above average fair.
Service was friendly, but you had to go up to the counter to order at lunchtime. Not sure if that is a regular thing or not, but I don’t mind. I’ll be back

I wanted to dislike this place and in some respects I did and in some respects it really redeemed itself.
It’s been years since I’d been to Latitude 41n. I recall being just «meh» about the brunch there, so there really was little reason to go back. I’d recently been hearing raves about it and I started to question my initial experience.
We arrive and you order food at the counter. That’s fine. We sat ourselves but the table I chose had literally piles of sausage on the floor and the table had seemingly not been wiped off with a rag. We switched tables. Our new table had a light fixture that was held together with duct tape and it still didn’t exactly feel «clean»
The food itself was actually really good. Good sizes. Good price. Fresh food. The staff seemed very helpful. I just couldn’t get the dirtyness and the décor out of my head. The carpeting is gross. The walls all have chipped paint. It just doesn’t look cared for. If they fixed up the place, I’d be back. Until a renovation though, I have plenty of other good options…

This is my go-​to weekend breakfast spot in Cleveland! On Saturdays if you can get here before 11, they have an amazing breakfast special that includes their delicious coffee! The options are so good, and my two favorites are the breakfast quesadilla and French toast. They also have a really delicious steel cut oats.
I don’t find the set up to be confusing, it’s pretty easy to figure out the first time and then you become a seasoned veteran for the next time! When you walk in they have menus at the counter and you order before you sit down. Then from there you refill your own water and coffee, but it’s basically normal service.
Definitely check it out!

Okay, this was… a surprise.
We stopped off here during a Dyngus Day outing in an attempt to find an out of the way spot due to the massive crowds in Gordon Square.
From the outside, we thought that the place was going to be pricey, as it looked rather upscale. Imagine my surprise when we found a place that seemed to combine a restaurant with a coffee house that ALSO served libations (beer and wine,) and had a variety on the menu.
We had some great sandwiches, and were very pleased with the service and the overall feel of the place. Patty also got pierogies which were of a local, tasty variety and over all, we were very happy.
As we only had a brief stint here, I will only say that I am definitly going to give Latitude 41N another try… and I promise I’ll give them plenty of latitude when I do:)
(Yep, I went there:)

What a perfectly cozy restaurant for a rainy day! It warned my heart and my belly right up. When I walked in, it felt like I was walking into someone’s living room/​kitchen. The walls are decorated with an eclectic array of art and string lights outlined the windows. Perfect for a small group birthday celebration!
The menu looked delicious, especially all of the pizza creations, but I settled for the Caesar salad (New Year’s resolutions are encouraging me to eat healthier). Holy moly, what a salad! It was dressed perfectly and it could have fed two people. Instead, it was so good, I ate the entire thing. It was served with a warm piece of focaccia bread, which I think is made there. I ate every bite of my meal and was left wanting a couch and nap.
They do have a beer and wine list and even a smoothie list, but again, cannot comment because those darn resolutions are getting in the way. As we were preparing to pay (you don’t get a waiter, you go up to the register), I stood in line and smelled some sort of delicious cake-​like smell. Damn those resolutions.
Last but not least, I have to mention they have a solid breakfast. There is the «Every day but Sunday» special (that part is self explanatory) that comes with a whole lotta stuff including eggs, meat, potatoes, fruit?, and a drink. All for 3.99. You really can’t beat it.
I will be coming back to this place again very soon… probably in February, once those resolutions were a thing of the past :)