Starting April 6^th Vine & Bean will be open:

Fridays 11-5,

Saturdays & Sundays 9-3

(No live music on Friday and Saturday)

We will be limiting our hours, through April, to prepare our staff and our facility for a busy summer season. We apologize for any inconvenience.

]]> http://vineandbeancafe.com/2011/03/attention-new-hours/feed/ 1 http://vineandbeancafe.com/2010/11/brunch-on-friday-bazaar-bizarre-this-weekend-on-larchmere/ http://vineandbeancafe.com/2010/11/brunch-on-friday-bazaar-bizarre-this-weekend-on-larchmere/#comments Tue, 23 Nov 2010 04:47:15 +0000 admin http://vineandbeancafe.com/?p=1399 Continue reading →]]> There is a local/authentic/handmade festival going on on our street this weekend!

Lots of fancy things at the Bazaar Bizarre

Brunch will be served at Vine & Bean on Friday, Saturday and Sunday this weekend, both in honor of the feasting holiday and to share some positive presence with our kin in authenticity and handcraftedness, Bazaar Bizarre.

Brunch at Vine and Bean

• Friday, November 26, 11AM to 2PM
• Saturday, November 27, 10AM to 2PM (like always)
• Sunday, November 28, 10AM to 2PM ( you missed the BB but you won’t go hungry)

Bazaar Bizarre Cleveland (east)

13010 Larchmere Blvd

Cleveland, OH 44120
Friday, November 26 noon-8:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 27 noon-8:00 p.m.

And remember this is all part of the Larchmere Holiday Stroll

Friday, November 26, 10am-8pm
Saturday, November 27, 10am-8pm

http://larchmere.com/events.html

Don't forget to order Sides

Lucky’s Cafe and Vine and Bean Cafe are proud to present Chef Heather’s menu for Thanksgiving 2010.
All your perennial favorites are back along with some new surprises.

Order by Friday, November 19th at 5pm. Call or stop by Lucky’s Cafe or Vine and Bean Cafe.
216-622-7773

Click here for details or

Download the Thanksgiving 2010 Menu

Friday, October 22: Tom Lempner

Tom Lempner

http://www.myspace.com/tomlempner

Jazz Sax Master, Tom Lempner, will be at the Vine and Bean for his first swing through the parlor. With a range that might take us from sweet to spastic, all the while loving the ride, Tom will leave you without questions that he belongs on stage with the many renowned musicians he has worked with, like Noel Quintana, Eddie Baccus Sr., Chas Baker, Paul Ferguson, Lew Del Gatto and so many more.
Tom has premiered the works of Cleveland composers Nicholas Underhill, Loris Chobanian, Jeffrey Quick, and Thomas Janson. His performances have been broadcasted on 90.3 WCPN FM radio, CBS channel 7, 104.9 WCLV FM, and the Hazel Chapman Show, as he has performed in Germany, including the Lake Kostanz Music Festival, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, and throughout the United States. He has recorded with Parousia Digital and Palmyra Music. Past engagements include performances with the Canton Symphony Orchestra, Midland-Odessa Symphony, Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra, Stow Symphony Orchestra, the Revelation Saxophone Quartet, and as a concerto soloist with the Kent State Orchestra. Tom performs with Cleveland Winds, Trepanning Trio, Hermit Club Jazz Orchestra, Gabriel’s Horns big band, Dan Zola Swing Big Band, Sarata Duo, Transportation Boulevard, Burning River Jazz Trio, and Neo-Tessares Saxophone Quartet. Highlights of performance venues include Severance Hall, New York’s Lincoln Center, the Cleveland Bop Stop, the House of Blues, and the Cleveland Composer’s Guild.

Tom has performed with many local and nationally-recognized artists including: Noel Quintana, Eddie Baccus Sr., Chas Baker, Paul Ferguson, Lew Del Gatto, Mike DiRubbo, Bobby Selvaggio, Rich Goldstein, Bud Wattles, Greg Banaszak, Dave Thomas, Mitsuko Morikawa, and Shirley Cook.

Read more: http://www.myspace.com/tomlempner#ixzz136krB2eq

Saturday, October 23: Victor Samalot

Victor Samalot in Rare Blend

Victor is everywhere. Don’t try to escape.

http://www.rareblend.net

http://www.myspace.com/rareblend

http://www.facebook.com/rareblendmusic

http://www.myspace.com/vsamalot

http://www.youtube.com/rareblend

http://www.reverbnation.com/rareblend

http://www.myspace.com/elliottingersoll

Smart, funny, engaging singer/song-writer, Elliot Ingersoll will be making us laugh and cry with his wit and wisdom on Friday.

Saturday, October 9: Black River Belles

The Black River Belles are a band of southern women studying music and life at Oberlin College and Conservatory. They are the first all-female bluegrass band in Oberlin and play a variety of old time and folk songs.

The Belles on a warmer day

Helena Thompson on vocals, guitar
From: Dallas, Texas
Specialty: Tomato soup, eye-candy, and haircuts.

Sara Sasaki on fiddle, vocals.
From: Austin, Texas
Specialty: Red Velvet Cupcakes, wardrobe, and organization.

Erin Lobb on bass, vocals.
From: Louisville, KY
Specialty: Corn Puddin’, poster makin’, and bad jokes.

http://www.reverbnation.com/thirdwheeltuesday

Third Wheel Tuesday

Lovely Vocal Trio from Nashville!

Saturday, September 18: Black River Belles

AND we announce that we are now serving peach rhubarb compote on our amazing vanilla bean waffles. Peaches are peaking! Sweet, succulent peaches married with the earthy tart goodness of rhubarb creating a color that looks like a September Sunset and a taste that hearkens to the best of times.

AND this weekend, in honor of all who labor, we will offer the full Brunch Menu at Lucky’s on Monday! Three days to partake of the sumptuous delights of a Lucky’s brunch and, perhaps, to dine amongst the fertile majesty that is the Lucky’s garden. We can’t wait to see you!

http://www.rachelwearsch.com/bio.html

The first time I heard Rachel sing, it rendered me speechless, jawed dropped, stopped me in my tracks – all that stuff. I have worked in the music business long enough to know that it doesn’t take much in the way of misfortune and bad decisions to keep even the finest of voices out of the winners circle of songstress fame and fortune, but it is a great injustice that Rachel can be found in tiny places like ours. The only greater injustice would be if you didn’t hear her.

Saturday September 4, 8PM: Elliot Ingersoll

http://www.myspace.com/elliottingersoll

This eloquent raconteur calls his music is “Freethought Folk” and he likes to write about gods/goddesses, philosophy, altered states and occasionally psychology. Our resident cute professor guy returns to charm all those who still harbor an erudite co-ed in their heart of hearts. Please, no more throwing of brassieres during the performance.