Back to Main MenuCelebrationsFraud PreventionManage Your AdPlace an AdWhen my brother Rick talked with me 21 years ago about buying and operating his own restaurant in downtown Cleveland, I knew he was going to be successful. Not because of the restaurant location, and not because of growth in Cleveland, and not even because of his experience in running restaurants . . . but because of his unique ability to focus on and care about people.Rick Cassara has been operating John Q’s Steakhouse at 55 Public Square for the past 21 years. This Saturday, Rick and his staff will serve their last steak dinner to one of their special customers. Rick always treated Air Jordan 6 Rings his customers like they were having dinner in his own house and genuinely cared for his 40 plus employees as family.As I walked through the restaurant with him several weeks Air Jordan 16s ago, I was honestly in awe as he told me how long each of the employees we met had been working there at John Q’s. From the kitchen, to Air Jordan 6s the bar, from the front, to the back office, I heard 9, 13, 15, 18, 21, 30 plus years. It’s amazing to me that in a business where people move in and out of restaurants in weeks, months and a few years, he had so many loyal, capable and committed employees. In his own words, “We had a great run together.”When Rick called to tell me he was going to bring John Q’s run to an end, he told me his top priority was to see that every one of his employees got a job. That blew me away. But then again, that’s Rick. Air Jordan 7s And I’m glad and privileged to be able to call him my brother.If he ever does decide to start another “run,” I have a feeling there will be quite a few people who will want to be either on his team or in his seats.Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement and Privacy PolicyThe material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Northeast Ohio Media Air Jordan 23s Group LLC.