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Paris Wolfe

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Cleveland, Ohio
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Covers:  Food, dining, cocktails, spirits, life and culture. Some travel

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Paris Wolfe is a life and culture reporter for Cleveland.com | The Plain Dealer with a special focus in the region’s food, dining, spirits, and cocktails scene.

In addition to 30 years of writing experience, she has learned about food and wine while working in the hospitality industry. She is a member of Les Dames des Escoffier, Cleveland Chapter. She’s an avid cook and baker, believing that the best ingredients make the best food. With that in mind she frequents local farms and small, local fo…

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Remembering Corky & Lenny's: An icon of Cleveland's restaurant scene closes after 67 years

Remembering Corky & Lenny's: An icon of Cleveland's restaurant scene closes after 67 years

When Northeast Ohio's treasured Jewish deli closed its doors in the middle of Hannukah, it opened a lot of me…

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Cleveland Chocolate Co. offers seasonal cocoa and single-origin, handcrafted chocolate bars for h...

Cleveland Chocolate Co. offers seasonal cocoa and single-origin, handcrafted chocolate bars for h...

For a limited time, The Cleveland Chocolate Co., 2306 West 17th Street, in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood, …

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We did the authentic Taco Trail in Painesville: Here's what you should know (photos)

We did the authentic Taco Trail in Painesville: Here's what you should know (photos)

Remarkable Lake County -- the Lake County visitors bureau -- created a Taco Trail with 22 stops countywide. O…

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Geauga County's new Ox Shoppe farm store adds more local foods to area

Geauga County's new Ox Shoppe farm store adds more local foods to area

A new farm store - The Ox Shoppe - just opened on Thompson's square. Just 12 miles from the Geauga County sea…

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I'm not just Italian, I'm Sicilian; it's different, and I traveled to Sicily to understand how

I'm not just Italian, I'm Sicilian; it's different, and I traveled to Sicily to understand how

I like to engage in a bit of indulgent self-reflection to better understand what makes me, me. My personal an…

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Chasing documents to prove my bloodline and gain Italian citizenship left me wanting more

Chasing documents to prove my bloodline and gain Italian citizenship left me wanting more

In October, I went to Sicily to stalk the history (and vital documents) of my great-grandparents Antonio and …

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Dean Martin’s Lanning’s earns top spot in Cleveland.com readers’ vote

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By Paris Wolfe Verified, Yadi Rodriguez
| Cleveland.com Verified
AKRON, Ohio – At Dean Martin’s Lanning’s, dinner is about more than what’s on the plate. From theatrical cocktails and tableside presentations to a dress code that preserves its old-school formality, the Akron-area restaurant has built a dining experience around upscale touches and personal service. That approach has earned the restaurant first place in Cleveland.com’s Top 3 Places to Eat and Drink in Summit County contest, following a readers’ vote.
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Akron’s Stirling restaurant earns top honors for creative monthly menus (photos)

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By Paris Wolfe Verified, Yadi Rodriguez
| Cleveland.com Verified
AKRON, Ohio – Stirling restaurant in Akron has earned second place in Cleveland.com’s Top 3 Places to Eat and Drink in Summit County. The restaurant has built its identity around an intimate dining room, changing monthly menus and creative cocktails. For owner David Glenny, Stirling is the culmination of a career in restaurants that began when he was a 14-year-old dishwasher.
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Halloween lights up Lake Metroparks Farmpark drive-through

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By Paris Wolfe Verified
| Cleveland.com Verified
KIRTLAND, Ohio -- Halloween is taking to the road this month at Lake Metroparks Farmpark in Kirtland. A drive-through event on October weekends will turn the park’s winding roadways into a Halloween-themed route. For the evening, visitors stay in their cars as they travel through scenes featuring glowing lights, oversized decorations and Halloween-themed sets. Volunteers will be stationed along the route in costume, with scenes ranging from playful to spooky.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Family newsletter

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Barbara Kingsolver