First look: Fahrenheit, opening in downtown Cleveland this Friday, July 14
Twenty-one years after opening Fahrenheit in Tremont and 10 years after exporting that brand to Charlotte, Rocco Whalen is opening the doors to his most impressive restaurant to date. Slated to welcome its first public guests on Friday, July 14,Located across the street from the rising Sherwin-Williams headquarters, Whalen’s new restaurant more closely resembles the stylish Fahrenheit down south than it does the modest-by-comparison Tremont original.
A flight of stairs lands guests at the rooftop bar and patio overlooking all the action on Public Square. The former John Q’s Steakhouse, which closed a decade ago this month, is no longer recognizable, but there are a few lingering artifacts. The broiler long used to sear steaks and chops at John Q’s will do the same at Fahrenheit. Guests inside the private dining room can belly up to the same handsome bar that John Q’s diners long enjoyed.
“We’ve always done Asian, we’ve always done Mediterranean, but now with the kitchen equipped with live-fire power and these chefs, we’re in such a better place,” adds Whalen.
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