Pioneer, Edda and Jaja are all located on one block in Ohio City.
will be around the corner at 2407 Lorain Ave., focusing on live-fire cooking with both indoor and patio seating, according to a press release. One block over, and you’ll reach Jaja, a small plates eatery, set to open at 2050 Gehring Ave.
Harbor Bay Hospitality, a Chicago-based group, hinted at further expansions in other cities in a press release. “Known for their relationship-focused, honest approach to business, Harbor Bay Hospitality pairs the Whalen brothers’ passion for hospitality and knack for design with leading food and beverage knowledge to create unrivaled experiences,” a press release states.
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