Please use this list to navigate through the different aspects of Shaker Square you wish to learn about.
You can also visit the independent Shaker Square website for more information.
Alexander’s Floral Designs
(216) 283-3300
Balaton Restaurant
(216) 921-9691
Car Lan Properties, Ltd.
(216) 991-1227
Cleveland City Dance
(216) 295-2222
Corcoran Fine Arts
(216) 767-0770
The Crowley Group
(216) 231-1100
Currere, Inc.
(216) 295-7400
CVS/Pharmacy
(216) 991-3904
DANCECleveland
(216) 991-44120
Dave’s Supermarket
(216) 658-4180
Dewey’s Fair Trade Coffee Café and Popcorn Shop
(216) 991-1101
Dodd Camera
(216) 561-1500
East Coast Custard
(216) 921-3070
H&R Block
(216) 751-5385
Integrated Visions
(216) 491-4800
Lanese & Company, Ltd., CPA
(216) 233-3209
Leonetti Law Offices
(216) 752-1000
Metropolitan Gallery at Shaker Square
(216) 491-1111
Michael Benjamin Architects
(216) 752-8885
Michael R. Friedlander Co., LPA
(216) 337-0604
Miller & Clark Interiors
(216) 751-4900
Noire Blanc, A Color Salon
(216) 991-9992
North Union Farmer’s Market
(216) 751-7656
Perspectus Architecture
(216) 752-1800
Richard Miller, D.D.S.
(216) 752-8888
Robert G. Walton
(216) 283-5005
Sergio’s Sarava
(216) 295-1200
Shaker Square Cinemas
Showtime info: (440) 564-2032
Shaker Square Dry Cleaner and Tailor
(216) 751-3500
Studio Graphique, Inc.
(216) 921-0750
Young Audiences
(216) 561-5005
Shaker Square is the second oldest shopping center in the nation, and the first in Ohio. That means it's pretty historic. In fact, the Square was built by the same people who did Tower City. SS is a transportation hub: it's where Cleveland meets Shaker, and many major roads and the RTA run right through it. Built in 1929, Shaker Square was meant to be a one-stop shop center for the people of Shaker who used the trolley (now the RTA). Since then, Shaker Square has evolved into not only a place of business, but also a place of enjoyment, complete with a historic theater and fine dining. (For more in depth, and probably much more accurately and eloquently stated description of the Square's history, please visit our Sponsor's site here.)
Despite what you may have heard about surrounding areas, Shaker Square is a safe place. Cameras tape every parking lot and parts of the Square, and police and security are always bustling about. Many of the stores open late (like Dave's and the Shaker Square Cinemas) even offer security to walk you to your car if you don't feel safe walking by yourself. Like any busy area, however, try to walk with a friend when possible. Also, to avoid the unlikely event of parking lot crime (at any place, mind you), don't leave valuables clearly visible in your car. And lastly, don't accept candy from strangers in shady vans.
Getting to Shaker Square is very easy! Not only is it an RTA stop on both the Blue and Green lines (and thus only about 15 minutes away from Tower City), but main streets like Shaker run right through it. Parking is easy as well. Just follow the signs to get to the free parking lots behind Dave's or CVS, or park at one of the convenient meter spaces all around the Square. Be careful though- the cops are very diligent to giving tickets after time has run up. Click here for directions.
For current descriptions of the special events happening on the Square, please follow this link.
Leasing:
Lisa Wiener, Director of Leasing
216.932.8822 x 262
ljw@thecoralcompany.com
Marketing:
Leanne van Beers-Werneke, Director of Marketing
216.932.8822 x 225
lcw@thecoralcompany.com
Property Management:
Kristin Esser, Property Manager
216.991.8700
kce@thecoralcompany.com
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