Touch Supper Club

Always enjoy myself here. Whether I’m alone, or with a group of friends, it’s always a new experience. The food has never disappointed and the drink menu has something for everyone. The attitude from the staff can be a little relaxed, but if you learn to relax yourself, you’ll fit in just fine. If you’re a nitpicker on a time crunch, this isn’t the place for you. If you have time to enjoy yourself, you will.

Went here for brunch at 11 am on a Sunday and really enjoyed ourselves! It was not busy at the time and it was super cozy where we sat. The breakfast burrito was delicious and I had fun making a Bloody Mary at the Bloody Mary bar!

The food here is outstanding, I’ve never been disappointed each time I eat here. 2 big thumbs up for the chef.
The staff is super nice and the place is my all-​time favorite. I always look forward to bringing friends here to eat or listen to some cool music

Sometimes you find people just totally mismatched for their jobs. The entire staff at Touch fits that description. Really really terrible experience. The night manager is the worst offender. Dude sits around watching the staff struggle as he sits on his phone. This place stinks. Food was ok, not over priced but generally very mediocre.

I’ve gone to Touch for many years and have never had a complaint. They recently re-​opened after being closed for more than a year. I couldn’t wait to go and have dinner there. Well, on Friday a friend and I went and I must say that the experience was subpar and the food was not good. After being closed for a year, I would have thought that they would have had a new menu… but nope, it was the same. No biggie though because I ordered my fave (grilled cheese with copa, soup and french fries) and the sandwich was burnt on one side, cold and with just enough cheese to make the two pieces of bread stick together. Soup cold and the french fries weren’t cooked all the way and were also cold. I told the server and she quickly got sidetracked by someone yelling for her and walked away.
I’m hoping that things improve… and that maybe they just aren’t up to their old standards because they just re-​opened. I’ll go again… and hope for a better experience, but I’ll wait at least a month.

Are they open yet ?!? I’ve only had brunch here but I’ve had it plenty and they get a solid five. The bartenders are entertaining, the food is awesome (lox, fruity pebble pancakes, and the breakfast champagne!). Can’t wait to go back !

I think it’s pretty pathetic that the owner is still using chef’s names on their menu even though those chefs are no longer working there. I only ate at Touch because of Bob and Ed, and they haven’t worked there in months. Rob, the owner, won’t take their names off the menu, yet blames them for the poor quality of food. If you’re looking for overpriced drinks, no patio, and terrible food, Touch is your place!

Brunch is fantastic! The Bloody Mary bar is a must! The chorizo omelet is very tasty. All of the brunch entrees come with crispy tater tots, which is fun!
Happy hour is also pretty amazing! The Asian inspired eats are always satisfying, especially the sliders! The mushroom salad is great too!
This is not, however, a sushi restaurant. Don’t get me wrong, you can sushi here, but is you’re craving good sushi, go elsewhere.
Overall — yum and fun atmosphere!

Oh Touch. How I want so much to LOVE you. I like you, I really do. But you must do something about this identity crisis of yours.
First of all, the atmosphere. You have white linen table cloths and tealight candles in a charming old building with exposed brick. Then you pull out your chair to sit down and it looks like it was left in a room with a starving, leather eating Rottweiler. Are you trying to be classy or shabby chic? Either way, chairs with the stuffing exposed isn’t chic, it’s just shabby. And to be clear, I am not nitpicking a single chair. There are multiple.
But then I order my food and it’s simply delectable. Very yummy, lovingly prepared and even presented in a gourmet fancy schmancy way. As it should… prices are on the moderately high end here. And that’s where my conflict comes in… either go all-​out divey and reduce the price point, or tidy up the overtly rough edges and go with the classy theme. Either way, I’m cool. Just don’t change the food. It’s why you keep me coming back.
Happy hour here is where I am happiest to look past my frustrations. They have different food specials that are pretty good and fairly priced. Taco Thursday (not Tuesday!) is probably my favorite, with a fun and tasty selection. Brunch is also wonderful here (chorizo gravy on corn bread!) but it’s also a very busy time. People come for the brunch and stay for a Sunday Funday of build your own bloody marys.
Everytime I’m at Touch I find myself imagining what they could do to fix the weirdness without them having to spend a lot of dough. First suggestion is to not have a hostess except maybe during peak hours. At brunch it makes sense. But walking into an empty restaurant with a hostess that asks if you have a reservation always makes me chuckle. Especially when I say no and she says «Ok. We can still get you in.» Really? Can you? I don’t know. Can you squeeze the two of us in here with that one other customer at the bar?
I also talk a big game here. The truth of the matter is I will go back. As I said, I really, really like it. So maybe they don’t need to change anything. I don’t have to LOVE them. We can be friends with benefits. Just because Touch isn’t the marrying kind, doesn’t mean we can’t hook up once in awhile, does it?

I really enjoy Touch whether it’s midnight or noon. When I’m out in Ohio City I make it a point to come here. The drinks are reasonable, the bartenders and Staff are friendly and it’s a funky, cool place to hang. Haven’t had dinner here, but did some here for brunch. We loved our meals. On the menu for our Sunday brunch was the berry foster pancakes and the cornbread and gravy with 2 fried eggs on top. Both dishes were the real deal. The cornbread and gravy was the perfect creamy, spicy, and savory bite. A nice twist on the traditional biscuit and gravy we’re used to. The pancakes were awesome. I love pancakes and find myself to be a pancake snob at times, but seriously they were fluffy, melt in your mouth touchalicious. I impressed myself and the waiter and couldn’t help but finish one of the gigantic pancakes. Holy cow was I full but I couldn’t resist!
Touch had a cool Bloody Mary bar on Sundays which I’ve never seen before, but it was neat. You can go up and add all sorts of fixings and hot sauces. Pretty cool.
Overall, Touch does a bang up job with brunch. They have a funky cool vibe at night that keeps me coming back for more. It’s a bit off the main strips of bars, which also makes it a little less crowded. I enjoy this place and will definitely continue to frequent this spot!

As a follow up, I did receive a call from the General Manager, Robert, who was very apologetic for the situation. While he didn’t provide much in the way of explanation as to why this occurred (other than saying that Sunday Brunch is their busiest service), he was very polite and offered to see that any future reservation would be overseen by him. I am still a bit miffed from the initial interaction, but will more than likely give them another try. I have been there many times for «I Got 5 on it», their 90’s hip hop night and it is quite the blast. I look forward to speaking with Robert personally next time I attend.
Hopefully the results will be better this time.

I came here under the suggestion that it was «the best bloody Mary bar in Cleveland». Unfortunately I will have to disagree. They must have changed something and lowered the number of options. While it isn’t THE best, it was still quite tasty and did the trick on a Sunday morning. They are fairly generous with the liquor for being priced around $ 6 depending on which brand/​quality you choose.
I got the chicken and waffles which came with Sriracha which was a nice touch. Also I would try the chorizo gravy; it was top notch. They were tasty. My dining partner got the chocolate chip pancakes and I tell you what they were HUGE and I mean HUGE.
Overall a pretty great brunch experience. We ordered two dishes and four Bloody Mary’s total which brought our bill up to around $ 60, tip included.
I hear the taco night is worth trying as well as free sushi on Fridays? Interesting. I suppose time will tell.

Remember the days where you listened the radio? When the dj played all the jams and you couldn’t sleep or stop groovin’…
Whoever he is, from Brooklyn has brought that back, and in Cleveland?!
I’m so jealous they don’t have this in Miami & Los Angeles.
Imagine going downstairs to a hidden gem basement and there was a good vibes crowd whom didn’t care what else was going on in the world nor how sweaty it was. I sure joined that house party. Tonight proved: Music is universal language, yo.
Why only the one night of the month?!!

This is one place that you LITERALLY have to have heard about… it looks like an abandoned apartment from the street. No sign. No address. Nothing. I drove past it twice and had to ask someone where it was even with the aide of a smart phone. Very young/​artsy vibe once you get inside though.
I was here for Brunch, so I’m reviewing the Sunday morning brunch experience. They have a Bloody Mary do-​it-​yourself bar which I thought was fun. There was a bit of a wait for a table and the Bloody Mary bar was a fun way to pass the time :)
The menu had some interesting (AKA ironic hipster-​y) items like «Fruity Pebble Pancake» and «Champagne and Bacon.» I had eggs Benedict, two of my friends got potato pancakes, and one of my friends tried the Fruity Pebble Pancake. Eggs Benedict were fine. The potato pancakes were a little bland. The Fruity Pebble Pancakes were actually the best tasting meal haha
The service was oddly dissatisfying. One of my friends asked for salt and the waitress smugly said «Oh no, they add salt on in the kitchen. You don’t need it.» When I heard that, my first thought was «SERIOUSLY!?! Your standard side dish is TATER TOTS… what kind of elite cuisine credibility are you trying to maintain?!»
IN SUMMARY: Overall experience was very good. Would come back. Food is fine and cheaper than you’d expect. Service was below average (but it was very busy to be fair). Atmosphere is very unique. Difficult place to find.

I got 5 on it has to be the freshest party in Cleveland. It’s held on the last Saturday of every month. Unfortunately, it’s gotten so big, that it’s too crowded to 1. order a drink 2. dance or grind (whichever you prefer) 3. stay cool and comfortable. I love coming here for the music. I mean you spend hours cutting up the rug, doing the running man, kid & play, cabbage patch, spitting out all the lyrics to your favorite songs you grew up with in the 90’s. And that’s really it. There is not really a place like it anywhere else in the 216.
On the flip side, Touch has a decent brunch menu on Sunday and their tacos on Thursday nights… really really underrated.
My dude John Lynch tells me the music on the first Saturdays of every month is worth checking out too.

In the last Sat of the month this place holds an event called,“I Got 5 on it.” Its a hot, sticky, dark basement hosted by a DJ playing 90s rap, it is a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ shot wether it will be fun as fuck or one of the worst nights ever.
Take that how you want to, I just call em’ how I see em’. I have been here in legendary nights and I have attended this function and left thinking going down a razor-​blade slide into a pool if alcohol might have been a better time.
The bars up and down stairs can get super busy and they seem to always have slow bartenders. Not a good combo. The music is good, 90s rap is unreplacable in my eyes.
In the words of Celph Titled — Miss Those Days. «I give a mother F****** million dollars to go back.» The 90s were the shit, I wouldn’t have it any other way I love growing up in that time period. It was the only period people wore backwards clothes on purpose.

I wish I could choose 3.5 stars. I’ve gone twice to Touch Supper Club for brunch, both time the food is good but the service is lacking.
Sunday at noon, two friends and I get seated right away. No waters come. I get a coffee, friend 1 gets a beer and friend 2 decides to do the bloody mary buffet. The drinks come fine. Ordering went well, it was after our food come that was disappointing. Our waitress walked past twice to drop off menus at the hostess stand without coming to our table to check on us. She only gave us ketchup in tiny dishes and we all needed more. I needed more coffee. I finally got a water after I was done with my meal.
The food was good, I got the eggs vegetarian (caprese eggs benedict) with a side of tater tots. Love tater tots, huge fan! If someone suggest going to Touch Supper Club for brunch I would say ‘yes’ but I will not be the one suggesting it.

We had a horrible experience at touch. We had an issue with the food and service. We asked to speak to the manager and he got extremely defensive and offered nothing to help improve our poor experience. He actually started to yell at us. So I yelled back, settled what I owed him, and left.
I am sticking to my guns, and won’t be back, I will spend my money Where the manager actually appreciates my dollar.

Friday, Friday, Friday!
My favorite thing about Touch is that on Friday’s, they have free sushi! The sushi is actually pretty good too! Most have cream cheeses and sauces on top, so this isn’t the place if you’re expecting sushi chef quality, but Mmmm… they are good!
On top of the free sushi, are Touch’s great HH priced drinks and apps. It’s a great place to stop in after work, and a great way to start off the evening.

Brunch is great, Bloody Mary bar, fruity pebble pancakes, mimosas ect. I also like Thursdays taco night and the pizzas. They also have great holiday dinners (NYE, Valentines Day)
But it is a very good idea to get a reservation especially for Brunch. Even if its not busy your table will be set first and waiting for you. Oh yeah the basement music rocks :)