Best Contemporary American Restaurants in Northfield

This was our first time at Pier W. We were seated at the Booth facing Lake Erie and downtown Cleveland. They said that’s the best table in the restaurant. Our waitress went above and beyond our expectations as she was always asking if we need anything and always making sure everything is ok. The meal exceeded our expectations as the meal was so good. You have to try the buckeye torte. Out of this world. We will definitely be back.

The new appetizer sampler is phenomenal and a wonderful way for new guests to sample the most delicious appetizers on the menu. The new cocktail and mules, as well as several new entrees, were added to the menu 2 days before our arrival, and all of them were incredible. Their bourbon cart is a must try! None of us had room for dessert, but that just means that we will have to go back very soon to try them! Fahrenheit is THE BEST!!!

A skilled bartender, a friendly and attentive waitress, and of course, very good food at dinner. What’s not to like? Perhaps the prices are a bit high (say, 10% higher than restaurants of similar quality in the area). We’ll be back - perhaps for lunch next time!

We had a great time celebrating my new job! The whole experience was wonderful. I highly recommend the potstickers, French onion soup, lemon parmesean chicken, and fish & chips. I really don't think you could go wrong with anything on the menu. This was our 3rd trip, and we will definitely be back. The seating by the window provides a great view of the falls.

Our first visit to The Last Page was excellent. We ordered the Chef's experience....so without ordering, we received at least 6 items from the menu, one after the other, and each was terrific. We started with a wonderful salad, then had ahi tuna tartar, then roasted carrots in a very nice cool Greek sauce, then chicken, potatoes, salmon and cooked onion halves...all shared in family style (just two of us) and topped off with a very moist citrus cake and wine. We were stuffed and had no doubts about any of the dishes. Of course, great meals are no cheap and neither is The Last Page; our meal with tax and a well-deserved tip came to over $230. Of course, we would go back again without hesitation, but not every weekend.