Park and the First Dollar Billionaire

You'll start with Cleveland in this 248-acre park. Do you know the name of the first official dollar billionaire? It's okay if you don't, there's a hint, John Davison Rockefeller. I guess now you're thinking about how the park and this man are connected? It's very simple: up to 1936 (when the park was officially handed over to the two cities) the whole area was part of the Rockefeller family estate.
Although the manor itself has not survived until now, it was destroyed by a large fire in 1917, a walk here will certainly bring a lot of positive emotions.

The steak house chef stays true to the Midwestern U.S. cuisine tradition by successfully using organic products supplied by local farmers. The usual dishes are served uniquely, which shows the chef's great imagination. Food and drinks meet the highest standards.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 17:00 – 22:00

The fine details of the interior create a cozy atmosphere in which it is easy to relax and fall asleep. See you tomorrow, dear friends.