The 44 best places to propose in Cleveland

The website stated 6,000 years of art, and that's no exaggeration. The museum has multiple rooms and levels with a plethora of really amazing works. The European and Middle East exhibitions featuring biblical artwork were really moving and spectacular. The American painters were well represented and there was much beautiful period furniture. The Egyptian displays are also fascinating and in amazing condition. We were hoping to see the current exhibition, but it was sold out. Admission is free! Parking was $14.00 for non members. There is also a very nice gift shop as well. Highly recommend this museum, but it is an all day affair to see it all.

We love visiting every few months. Only downfall... some of the workers don't say anything & stare at you. It's kinda weird. Remember, no food or drinks in the exhibit. If you have a bag, you must carry it. Free admin to regular exhibit. On street parking is 20 min for a quarter (no cards)! Great little park across the street. Botanical garden across the street (not free). Also a parking deck you can use for all three!

Absolutely amazing art museum with free general admission! I'd highly recommend visiting this place if you have free time on a trip nearby Cleveland! From ancient artifacts to medieval, baroque to modern, there are exhibits for any interest.

Love the museum! It took us a few hours to look just about everything. They do have a cafe/restaurant, kind of pricey in the restaurant part which you need a reservation. Parking garage is $14, they take cc/cash. The museum is located right to the parking area on level 2. They do have a gift store, which is $$$. Just be careful on NOT touching anything. A GREAT place to spend the day. The museum is FREE admission!

The museum is free! But you do pay for parking, around $15 I believe. Not a bad price at all. The museum itself is a work of art and the displays inside rivaled The Met. I'm very glad we decided to go spur of the moment! It was a nice place to spend a cold, rainy day.

Beautiful museum, free for general exhibitions which is huge, including Picasso and others. Great café in the lower level . A lot of rest benches to admired the pieces at your own pace. Washroom in all different levels. Pretty gardens. Definitely recommend ❤️

An amazing building in itself, with an open courtyard. Exhibits are well organized to represent all cultures and eras in spacious clean new displays. There are optional docent tours to take a deeper dive, but I liked to wander in awe. I was truly amazed that entrance is free...don't miss this when you're in Cleveland!

I visited July 8, 2025 and was super disappointed with the lack of flowers. The signs were informative and thought went into the design. But I have many more blooms in my own yard. I walked through all of the sections in search of blooms to take close up photos of, and I didn't find very many. There are nice pathways to walk, though their hours of operation don't really allow for evening walks.

The flowers available to view are very pretty but I wouldn't say it's worth the $20 entrance fee. The staff at the front were nice and we did get a map. The first section was extremely small and people didn't really fit. The two turtles and ducks were nice to see. If you have a hard time with heat, plan ahead. With all the plants it was extremely humid and hard to get through the entire walk. There are placards with information along the way and benches which is nice if it's quiet. I wouldn't come here again

What a beautiful botanical garden. The main butterfly room was closed when we went and that was kind of a downer but the place is still worth seeing! I loved the glass room with all the exotic birds and the chameleon. The gardens are well kept and stunning. I really enjoyed the children’s garden lol. I think that was the most beautiful. There’s a woodchuck there and he likes to eat from their garden. The place is very clean. The gift shop is also full of wonderful gifts and such. I think the price to get in is fair.

We brought our twin 3 year olds to the gardens and they had an amazing time! We spotted critters in the wall through areas and played hard in the outdoor garden. The sensory play indoor area has so much to do as well, so rain for shine kiddos have something to do! Be prepared for them to get dirty as there is a mud kitchen, water play, and an area with sand. Of course as an adult I enjoyed all parts of the garden and look forward to my next visit.

Surprised at the small amount within the greenhouses, but the outdoor arrangements were very impressive. Even as an adult, the children's garden was my favorite as it was so densely packed with interactive elements and beautiful plants that I don't think I saw elsewhere in the gardens.

Nice botanical garden on a smaller side packing a lot of themed gardens in a modest acreage. Glasshouse featuring Costa Rica’s cloud forest was one of the memorable points of visit. Don’t miss Japanese and Rose Gardens. No regrets on my side about admission price but I could see why some reviews thought it was on a high side relative to gardens’ size / value proposition.

Lots of fun learning for kids to develop sound, touch & feel activities. The Garden overall is not that big but has aesthetic views. Food court food is bad. But worth visiting if you want a day out with the kids.

The gardens are one of my favorite places in Cleveland. It pains me to give them four instead of five stars. That is because they are so under utilized and unknown. There are greater Cleveland residents who don’t even know about them. In any other major American city, something this engaging and diverse would be world-famous. Cleveland has such a variety of ethnicities, and so many rightfully proud of those heritages these gardens are like “It’s a small world” but not annoying. As a Clevelander I wish we could do more with this cool concept, but even as it stands it’s something to visit at every opportunity.

Some of the Cultural locations still in the building face, also traffic around the park is a bit heavy when there is events. And parking it's a nightmare. Overall they are doing a great job. I have attended the Italian outdoor Opera, the Colombian Independence day celebration and the Russian Celebration at each of their respected locations within the Gardens. I highly recommend attending some of this events, culturally you will love it! Restrooms are a bit hard to find 😕

I was part of a wedding service at the Hungarian Garden early in September and I think it was a wonderful scene. Later we moved to the Italian Garden and took some photos. Beautiful locations with a nice selection of flowers.

A great place to learn and enjoy the different ethnicity and cultures. The annual One World Day is a wonderful event that everyone should experience. Truly a great place!

This place is an amazing scenery throughout the seasons. I personally love Fall. It’s a nice area for a quick drive or walk. In the spring, the flowers are bloomed and the landscape is well maintained. It would be an ideal place for a family photo shoot.

Was here for the all day party that is One World Day. A beautiful slice of greenery on a usually incrediblely busy thoroughfare that was shut down for the festivities. This is always a surprisingly serene place with trees, fountains & peeks at various cultures represented by the individual gardens. I love love love coming here just to wander.

It's one of my favorite parks in the city. I walked around for almost two hours with my son and we still didn't see everything. Some of the gardens have plaques and/or statues and sculptures, and you can really learn a lot there.

Really nice park. The multi-use trails are wonderful. We rode our bikes around them and enjoyed the evening. The playground is very nice.

Beautiful park to walk, bike, or just relax and watch the sunset. Plenty of open spaces to enjoy and even a beach area to swim or play in the sand. Parking is free and there are restrooms available.

Edgewater is a great place to relax, swim, watch the sun go down... it is just so peaceful and beautiful. I recommend visiting. Don't have your water in a liquor bottle stripped of its labels (definitely not with its labels) unless you are okay with police interaction. Alcohol is not allowed and it is enforced.

Absolutely amazing!!!! There were activities going on the day we went. We didn't stay this time since we were far away from home and already a long day plus returning back home but we plan on going back. We visited quickly since we were so close. It blew me away to see Lake Erie for the first time. And the skyline. WOW!!!!🫶

Edgewater Park is such a beautiful spot to spend the day! The views of Lake Erie are incredible, especially at sunset—it feels like the whole sky is glowing. The beach is clean and has plenty of space to relax, whether you want to lay out in the sand, swim, or just enjoy the breeze. There are great walking and biking trails, picnic areas, and even a fun playground for kids. I also love that it’s close to downtown, so you get that mix of nature and city skyline in the background. Parking is usually pretty easy, and there are bathrooms and concessions nearby, which makes it convenient for families. It’s the perfect place for a casual afternoon, a workout by the lake, or a romantic evening walk. Definitely one of Cleveland’s gems!

Edgewater Park is a large park that has a beach,pier,shelter houses, restrooms, playground and plenty of paved walking and biking paths.It is very well maintained and has great views of Lake Erie and the Cleveland Skyline.

Very nice oasis in the city of Cleveland Ohio. I've visited in the Spring when the water was too cold to be in but the surroundings were relaxing and entertaining. I've been when the horses were on the beach. Very joyful and entertaining seeing them play in the water and on the beach. This time I went and explored the different parts of the beach, lay on the sand, and played in the water a bit. I really liked the upstairs lounge, looking out at the water and enjoying a drink. My favorite part of the beach though is close to the dog beach. I personally think the water that was coming in was cleaner. Not any sticks and it was less populated. And there's a nice long path to walk.

Nice views. Worth taking a stop if your traveling to Cleveland. I think it's best to go in the evening to watch the sunset. Was not over crowded. Safe for families. Nice chill place. Security was around but not harassing anyone. It's like everyone knows the vibe. Minorities are welcome here as well. A nice mixed crowd with plenty of space for everyone. I think you need to park and walk though. I did not see much parking.

Usually I'm here during the air show. Being there during a random Monday afternoon felt so foreign and different. It was quite relaxing and enjoyable with gorgeous views of the lake and city.

What a well designed park. They built up the lawn for great views of the stage. Access to food trucks was very convenient and allowed room for waiting lines. Plus a view of the water:)

Lovely place to hang out, enjoy the views, and watch the sunset.

Nice well maintained park with excellent views of the skyline and lake.

Very nice enjoyable park. Great way to see a lot of Cleveland sites from this area. Look out over the lake, see the good time three, Cleveland stadium and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. All are easy walking distance from here.

Wonderful place to walk with beautiful views of the lake. Just a short walk straight down from the Rock n roll hall of fame.

Built in 1890, this is one of the special pieces of architecture to visit in the United States. The views inside of the Arcade are incredible. Hyatt did a great job of converting this property into a hotel. The first 2 floors have shops then the top 3 floors are hotel rooms. I'll add that the city of Cleveland should really put incentives out there for more shops to open within the Arcade. It's a shame to see empty store fronts in such a special retail space.

Stunning place! I'm happy that you stopped by to see it while in Cleveland. Got to learn a bit more about the story of the building and the scenes from the Superman movie that were filmed there.

Beautiful architecture to say the least. This place has many businesses within and surrounding it. Great area for walking, shopping, or just sitting at the local sports bar watching The Browns game.

As a wedding photographer (Eighty Eight Photo) I can easily recommend the Arcade to anyone looking for elegance and an aesthetic that will wow anyone. It's easily one of the best locations in Cleveland to take photos and their staff is a well oiled machine making every event we have had the opportunity to work with them absolutely flawless. If you are looking for an amazing blend of historic charm and breathtaking architecture for your wedding you are in the right place!

Beautiful architecture but the spaces are not well spent. Guess the rent to have a store there had to be astronomical. But is a perfect spot for pictures.

Beautiful architecture! The place was surprisingly empty..stores were close but is the building what you want to see. Beautiful!

Beautiful place to take wedding pictures the lighting is unbelievable nice quite intimate place especially if you just want to take photos with just you and your spouse

This is a popular beach for surfers. It has two levels and is surrounded by biking and running trails. The general mood is relaxed and the people are friendly. There aren’t many rocks by the shore or pebbles. This is a perfect location if you collect driftwood like me. This beach is open all year and is very beautiful in the fall.

This is a large beach that has trails that go to the upper and lower areas of Edgewater Park. It also has a a beach house (large facility with restrooms).I was impressed at how well maintained and accessible the beach is.

I had a wonderful time at Edgewater beach! I'm a regular and I recommend that people go early in the morning so they can get the opportunity to hear the crashing waves and enjoy the morning breeze. #summer2025

This is a nice beach between Biloxi and Gulfport with white sand and relatively shallow water. There’s chairs set out, lots of people on jet skis, and swimming, and the fine grained sound is very comfortable.

I was amazed to find that we still had plenty of parking on a holiday! Beautiful views!

I had a lot of fun and learned how to swim here. There are 2 sections: one, no drinking, and life guards. the other drink as much as you want no life guard free range. The only annoying thing it the fish they kill on the other side. They are gutted with their eyes removed, then ploped back in the water. And the only other thing is swimmers itch you can look it up but basically it's annoyingly itch after swimming but you can't itch it goes away but still annoying there like tiny bumps best way to avoid is to oil yourself before and dry quickly when leaving the water it works sometimes. Also lively animal life trial mainly alot of birds of diffrent kinds and BIG trees!

Great place to chill. Like to eat dinner there. Watch sunset. Gorgeous 😍 has that beach feel.

It's such a cool place. It's clean. It's big, the staff are friendly. There are lots of exhibits to look at. Several interactive exhibits. Nice gift shop. The exhibits are great. Lots of neat things from all of your favorites. You can even vote for who you want to be inducted. It's definitely worth a visit when you're in town.

We stopped by Cleveland on our way back from our Canada road trip to South Carolina and spent one night in the downtown area. We visited the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame — and even though I’m not a huge fan of rock and roll, it turned out to be such a great experience! We stayed for almost four hours and could’ve stayed even longer if my youngest had been a little older (he was 2 at the time and just turned 3). It’s no secret that I’ve been listening to Bon Jovi songs on repeat all summer, and now my 3-year-old can sing “It’s My Life” pretty well too 😉 Definitely worth a visit!

It's an experience you'll never forget! Every genre, every era, every artist, every record company, and every performance...are on display. They even have a section where you can jam with your friends with provided instruments and amps! This is a place for music enthusiasts from everywhere around the world. Watch special videos, clips, interviews, and concerts...whatever tickles your fancy musically, it's all there! So, if you love music of all types and genres...this is where you need to be! It's not going to take just a couple of hours to experience RRHF, you'll need a whole day to take in and experience every exhibition that this museum has to offer! If you take my advice, attend this museum as close to its opening the doors as possible, because you'll want to be in before the crowd comes in! Their café is pretty good too! Trust me!😉 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏾=4.98(they're currently making addictions!)

We had limited time, but the floors we explored were great... Parking was not great, but found some within short walking distance. The café food was expensive, but tasted real good. Nice energy throughout and lots to learn and experience. Enjoyed the top floor dedicated currently to Bon Jovi!!! Can't wait to go back!

It was a great day at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Could be a little bit overwhelming but it's fantastic! To see the paper/ notebooks that artists wrote songs on is really cool. You definitely need time though it's not an hour in and out you need at least 3-4 hours if you like looking and reading everything about what you are looking at. Seeing the instruments 🎸🎷 🎹that some of your favorite artists used and reading about where they played etc is so cool!

It was the most encompasing thrill of musical talent I've ever seen. The multi level experiences are designed to focus on music through the decades. The first level has videos masterfully spliced to take you back to musical performances you thought you forgot. 50 years of SNL was featured, and the top flóor was a special dedicated to Bon Jovi. All genres represented in a thrilling way to show the evolution of R 'n R. I especially enjoyed the interactive one hit wonders of 45's...I spent an hour choosing and listening to songs of my past! This is a bucket list must for all music lovers. Check out the garage & play instruments. It's genius planning for a musical day!

-An Absolute must visit for Music lovers!- 🎶🎙️🎹 The exhibits are thoughtfully curated and take you on an incredible journey through the history of rock, from its roots to modern icons. The building itself is stunning, with an atmosphere that perfectly captures the spirit and energy of rock & roll. Each floor is packed with treasures, legendary instruments, stage outfits, handwritten lyrics, and powerful tributes to the artists who shaped generations. The interactive displays make it even more fun, letting you dive deeper into the stories behind the music. A real highlight was the Power of Rock Experience show in the theater. It’s incredibly moving and makes you feel like you’re part of the Hall of Fame induction moments. What I loved most was the sense of inspiration everywhere. You don’t just learn about music, you feel it. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just curious, it’s an unforgettable experience that celebrates creativity, culture, and the power of music. And don't forget to create amazing stickers! ;)

An unforgettable visit to Cleveland Zoo! I had the best zoo experience here. The adult ticket was $21.50 and honestly, it was totally worth it. There’s an incredible variety of animals, and many of them can be seen up close or even touched (we touched the goats and they were super adorable) which made the visit feel really special! The staff were super friendly and welcoming, and every moment I spent in the zoo was enjoyable. It’s also great value for money. Since it wasn’t crowded, especially in the forested walking areas, it felt peaceful and relaxing. There were many chipmunks as well in the forest and everywhere! Most of the restaurants or stores were closed, I guess since it was weekday visit 🙁 But overall, it was such a great experience! I’ll definitely be coming back! 🤩

There were lots of animals to see. Very nice place and very clean. It was all decorated for Halloween which was super fun. I love that there were restrooms and picnic areas everywhere which was great for taking young children who need frequent rest stops. We packed a lunch and had a nice picnic. The whole family had a blast and we are already planning our next trip once the rainforest reopens!

What a great zoo! The way the zoo is built into the surrounding area is amazing. The views of the animals are incredible as you can get way closer than you might expect! The landscaping throughout was also eye catching and there are so many different and accessible ways to enjoy the zoo. The employees of the zoo were incredibly kind and knowledgeable not to mention passionate about the animals and conservation! Will be coming back the next time I’m in Cleveland!

The Cleveland Zoo is such a fun and amazing place to spend the day! From the moment you walk in, there’s so much to see and do. The animal exhibits are well cared for and spread out nicely, so you can take your time exploring everything. The Rainforest is a must-see—it feels like stepping into another world with all the tropical plants, waterfalls, and exotic animals. I loved how interactive everything felt, especially with the giraffes and elephants. The Australian Adventure is also a highlight—you actually feel like you’re walking through the Outback! There’s plenty of food and snack options, shaded rest areas, and fun activities for kids too. Overall, it’s a perfect mix of relaxation and excitement. Whether you’re there for the animals, the learning experience, or just a fun day out, the Cleveland Zoo does not disappoint. I’ll definitely be back! 🦒🐒🐘

The zoo is the best. So much to do and see, you could easily spend the whole day and not see everything. Beautiful walking trails and just great to be out in nature. Staff is always super to be around and wonderful with the kids. Cant wait until the new primate enclosure is finished.

I purchased yhe zoo membershio with the intent of going evert other week. The place is beautiful and perfect for walking. The stairs and steep incline to the apes makes a great workout. However, I am easliy distracted by the exhibits and the well cared for animals

This zoo is huge. There is so much to see and do. You could easily spend a day here and just enjoy. I love how you could interact with the animals, and the Zip lining was so much fun! The Asian festival lanterns were so beautiful. I bet at night they are even more amazing to see. Definitely recommend.

NR Graduation Class of 2025. Great experience. Awesome place. Staff was amazing they directed us from the time we entered all the way to our seats. Building is beautiful inside.

I saw Hell's Kitchen had no idea what the storyline was about I refuse to look into it until I came to see it for myself. The music was superb every person can sing they butt off. great job cast

Great theaters, but I wish there were more eateries to choose from. We went to a Sunday evening show and the surrounding area was pretty empty with people and only some of the food choices were even open.

Phenomenal shows, just as phenomenal red coat staffers & hospitality ! This historical theater is incredibly beautiful, stunning marble staircases and elegant wall paintings, floor coverings! Playhouse Square sponsors events from various Broadway theater companies, dance companies, &hosts international* performances _ as well as local troupes & performing artists from Cleveland; it is also a concert hall so whatever type of entertainment you are looking for --> it will likely be on Playhouse Square event calendar SOON!

Noises off... Thanks for a brilliant performance cast, such hard work but looked effortless, so professional. Timing perfection and very funny would love to see again. Jeffery Hawkins was super

Great area with tons of restaurants. Great area for walking, restaurants and shows. There are public garage parking or on the street but street would be challenging.

Great venue for any event. Beautiful theaters just like back in the day. Tri-C Jazz Fest is my go to annual event.

The drink I had was pretty good, but for the price, it didn't blow me away. I tried to ask the server for a recommendation, which went no where. For a place of this caliber I would expect them to be able to talk a little more confidently about the drinks.

A Cleveland Gem. We popped in here on our last night in town & stayed for hours we enjoyed it so much. Low lights, cozy ambiance, jazz softly filling the room, and cocktails that are true works of art. Fresh ingredients, perfectly balanced drinks..timeless. Live piano music by Don made it the perfect note to end our trip on . Note: didn’t have the food but everything we had here was top notch. Just go already! Cheers

An absolute gem! This cocktail bar offers amazing vibes, live music sessions and a great selection of cocktails, its quality is as good as the best cocktail bars I have been in New York, London, Hong Kong or Paris. A must visit!

The cocktail menu is the most extensive I've found in Cleveland - truly something for everyone. Highly recommend checking out the seasonal drinks.

I rented the private room for a wedding welcome party in August and had a fabulous experience with velvet tango room! They were incredibly accommodating for our group. They helped me calculate how much food I would need to order and had plenty of staff so no one had to wait for drinks. The night we booked also had a piano player already scheduled which was an amazing addition. I highly recommend you book your next event here!

Incredible atmosphere - from an unassuming outside, walk into a speakeasy style bar with dim lights and live music. Bartenders and servers highly knowledgeable and can make recommendations - the menu is very long! Delicious drinks but pricey!

Where do I even begin. My husband and I were looking for something to do on our weekend getaway Thursday night. After searching up a few places we decided to try a new place. So it being our first time there we really didnt know what to expect. When we got there we walked in, rather than being greeted and seated like most places would the hostess ( Michelle) just stared at us like we were bothering her. After an extremely awkward minute we just went and sat at the bar. Mind you she wasn’t doing anything other than just standing there. After we had sat down we waited, after maybe 5-7 minutes Michelle half handed half shoved a menu in my direction. As we were looking over what we wanted she was also getting us water, which she put in front of us. I smiled and said thank you, now at this point i really am not expecting any type of good service due to how she was acting but i wasnt expecting a complete eye roll and sigh, im sorry but common manners??? At that point we really should have just left, we debated it, not a single hello or acknowledgment from anyone other than the hostess who CLEARLY had better things to do than to be bothered with us. We finally got our drinks, which I have really nothing bad to say about other than I can make better cocktails at home. As we were drinking them Michelle kept staring at us, whispering to the barback and pointing at us. I tried to brush it off but the level of disrespect was unreal. To top it off a group of men came in, 3 of them and got greeted with a very friendly Hello and they sat down at the bar next to us, they got immediate service, everyone was talking and friendly to them, the kind of service that should be given equally to anyone who comes in. We very quickly left after that. I absolutely will not be returning to this place and quite frankly if you want a place that is friendly and welcoming dont go here. I will always recommend someone to go to Cloak and Dagger which is only about 5 minutes away. That place has more charm then this place ever will, along with free shots as a welcome

Hope Memorial Bridge, once called the Lorain–Carnegie Bridge, is an Art Deco gem in downtown Cleveland. I love walking or biking across it—the wide pedestrian path offers fantastic views of the Cuyahoga River and the city skyline. The highlight, though, is the “Guardians of Traffic” sculptures—massive stone pylons that give the bridge a dramatic, timeless feel. It’s easy to pause mid-span, watch the river flow by, and appreciate the thoughtful design from the 1930s. A must-visit for architecture lovers, photographers, or anyone seeking a scenic Cleveland walk.

The eight Guardians of traffic and transportation are an amazing feature to this bridge. We need guardians of our infrastructure and transportation for our communities. It’s great to see the baseball team has also connected with these iconic sculptures from the city’s past!

Every trip to/through Cleveland always yields fun facts if not new information! Pictured here is one of the 43' foot tall Berea Sandstone Guardians of Traffic Statues on the Hope Memorial Bridge. There are eight Guardians total. I also learned that the Cleveland Baseball Team's new name Guardians was inspired by the Statues.

I love bridges (bias disclaimer). The Hope Memorial Bridge and Viaducts span the Cuyahoga River Valley with a half mile viaduct on the East side of the river (from Ontario Road) and a third of a mile viaduct on the West side of the River (from W. 20th Street). The bridge has iconic abutments. The four prominent supports sport the carved stone images of the Guardians of Traffic by sculptor, Henry Hering Frank Walker (architect). The bridge has broad walkways on both sides of the bridge that afford wonderful views of the river valley. There is a garden at the east end of the viaduct (North West corner of Ontario & Carnegie Avenues). The garden hosts a trio of elephants promoting the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. I am adding some pictures taken from W. 3rd Street in the Flats.

Fantastic bridge spanning ½ mile across the Cuyahoga River. The 4 stone sculptures, the Guardians or Traffic, stand watch over the bridge

Beautiful bridge - The Hope Memorial Bridge is a 4,490-foot-long art deco truss bridge crossing the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland, Ohio.

The bridge was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on October 8, 1976. 5,865-foot-long art deco truss bridge crossing the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland, Ohio. Hope Memorial Bridge was completed in 1932. The bridge's statues are known as the Guardians of Traffic.

Very nice experience besides there was really no waiting area. The waiter was friendly and fast. Lobster pasta was delicious, the clam appetizer was pretty good. And my drink was perfect. Definitely will return. We had reservations so we got to sit in the vet front in the middle with a look right at the water. Mother’s Day was beautiful

The atmosphere and views are outstanding. Our waitress, Cora, was amazing! The food was ok. I had the salmon and it wasn’t anything special. My favorite part of that meal was the beans. The calamari was outstanding! It was our anniversary and they served us a desert which was quite nice.

You have to make reservations weeks ahead of time. I’ve been try to reserve a table for two years and they never had a table available for the dates I requested. I finally reserved early enough to get in and it was well worth the wait. Our server Teri was good and the table we had was a beautiful view of the water. We celebrated my husband’s birthday and we will definitely be back again, but will reserve early to get a table.

We came back to Pier W for the first time in a few years, but I didn't remember the food being this amazing last time time! Sunset views of the lake plus great food and you can't go wrong. Everything felt fresh, the seafood plates we had were delicious, and our waiter was so friendly and kind. We love it here!

We went to Pier W to celebrate my birthday. The food and service was fantastic. We had lobster bisque and crab cakes to start and the lobster pasta (no peas) and bouillabaisse for our entrees. Everything was so good.

I had an enjoyable experience at Pier W. The food was good—well-prepared and flavorful, though not particularly memorable. What truly stood out were the stunning views of Lake Erie, which added a special touch to the evening. Service was satisfactory, though not exceptional, and the restaurant itself could benefit from a refresh or remodel to match the quality of its location.

On a random Wednesday all the front tables where reserved. We settle for a side table which still had a view. The outside of the building is very dated the condos surrounding it look like they have seen better days might as well be public housing towers. The inside of the restaurants gives off a 1970s cruise ship. We where missing silverware for one of us at the table and even though the serve came to the table she did not fix the situation so when the app came I helped myself from a diff table. The oysters where good. The calamari was average at best the batter was soft with no crunch and only rings, the thi chili sauce was nasty! The lobster bisque was really and so was my friends clam chowder. My friend's salmon blt was just silly as you couldn't pick it up to eat, the bun was two times the size of the filet. Now you sure did get a lot of bacon, the cook was well when it should of been medium. Steak fries looked like something out of a bag. The short rib potstickers (you get three) was nothing but a salt bomb we share one and left them on the plate. For the price your paying for the view, get a salad and a cup of soup!

My husband lived in Cleveland when we met and took me here when we were dating. I love this market. The produce is so fresh and all the different foods are so amazingly good. And anything we've bought has always been reasonably priced. We live in Nevada now, but when we come back yo Cleveland to visit, we always stop here. Our favorite counter to visit is Narrin's counter. She makes and sells her own dry spices that we just LOVE! She's a local, so all of it is made in Cleveland.

Love this OG market setup, similar to those found in Seattle or Vancouver. Great variety of meats, cheeses, breads, produce and other delicacies. Cozy diner in the corner. Imported foods shop in the other corner. Great biergarten right next door. If I lived here I'd be here weekly.

This place is amazing! Old-world style indoor market with just about any food you can think of for sale. Some you can buy there and make at home, and some ready to eat! There were so many friendly people, no barking, just a friendly, fun atmosphere. Beautiful pastries, delicious looking meats of all kinds, side dishes, amazing bread- there is no way to list it all. If you visit the area, don’t miss this experience!

This place is a great representation of what Cleveland can be. Very diverse and open with many different cultural foods and products to purchase here. The fruit (food) is always fresh. If you're thinking "health," this place has your best options. For it to be so busy, it's always clean. Aye. Shout out to the West Side Market for making Cleveland great again. Haha

Such a cool place with TONS of great options. We love shopping for produce, fresh baked bread, and amazing sweet treats. One of our favorite places to visit when we go to Cleveland.

It is good, and lot of vendors, but for me more hot food options would attract more people, good pastries options and veggies, fruits, washroom available, water fountain by the washroom. Seating area on the top floor for better view of the market and pictures. Great area around. Crafts market across the street. Check for hours. Free parking around, and free entrance.

West Side Market gave me the nostalgic feeling of traditional markets you usually find in the Middle East—lively, full of character, and rich with the smell of fresh produce and spices. The architecture is beautiful, and wandering through the aisles brought back memories of old-style bazaars. I especially loved the variety of pastries and sweets—really delicious! It can get a bit crowded, but that’s part of the charm. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Cleveland.

Pretty solid ballpark. I was fortunate enough to book a tour before the game, makes you appreciate how much goes on behind the scenes to make for a great experience. As for the game, unbelievable win for the Guardians over the Tigers. Couldn’t have asked for a better night.

I've been coming here most of my life. So many great memories in this evolving ballpark. This is one of the places that feels like home away from home. There's not a bad seat in the house, plenty of great standing room. Great food. Cool you can bring in food/drink unopened.

We're half way through seeing all of the MLB parks! Progressive field is a very nice, clean, friendly ballpark with a good variety of places to eat try local beers. The public transportation in Cleveland is easy to use and there are plenty of hotels within easy walking distance.

Great Atmosphere for MLB, respects the history of many players, Guardian Bridge is Badass. Awesome people & Detroit’s closest Big City Neighbor. Had a blast at Progressive Field. Definitely will be back & highly recommend “The Land”

We absolutely love coming to Progressive Field (still Jacob’s Field in our hearts!). The energy here is unmatched — great crowd, amazing views from every seat, and that perfect summer ballpark vibe. The food and drink options keep getting better, and the staff always make it an awesome experience. Nothing beats a Guardians game under the lights here.

We were there for Royals and Guardians game. Good atmosphere, good history. Kind of a hall of fame, near right field seats. Staff friendly and helpful. Good food and drink selections.

Alright stop all this nonsense! (ZERO Stars!) Return the Team name and Logo and stop gouging all the fans! Team owner/stadium management should show their appreciation by offering excellent service inside the park and behind the stands with friendly professional staff offering quality treats and reasonable prices accepting cash or cc. Don't forget to have vendors Service all the patrons in the stands and also accept cash or cc without any fees! Oh and let people purchase tickets at the stadium with numerous box offices...not just with your QR or App BS! In conclusion...roll back everything like it was at Jacob's field in the 1990's! You packed the stadium with dedicated fans that had a great time enjoying an exciting sports event and you made lots of money too! 😁 Until the team/stadium changes the name back and "service with a smile"! Count our family out. We're not watching this nonsense on our tv either! As we are better off enjoying Gilligan's Island reruns or walking the dog. It's truly sad how many Sheeple crab and complain about all the negative changes but still patronize this abomination! 🙄 P.S. you are better off supporting and attending your towns youth sports teams.

A very beautiful, large cemetery. The monuments/statues are simply amazing. President Garfield's memorial is here as well, which is huge. The mausoleums are gorgeous. A lot of people were walking/running through here. Very peaceful. You can very easily get lost here.

Beautiful cemetery, peaceful with great history. Amazing headstones, a nice place to just wonder around and just take it all in. It's nice they provide a map to take in some of the sites.

I brought a group for a tour and they absolutely loved the trip! Bob is a fantastic guide! He was thorough and entertaining. I highly suggest doing a tour and seeing Wade Chapel and Garfield’s memorial if you can. Thank you for a great experience for my group and thank you Bob for all you do!

I could spend several hours here. I can't believe I haven't come here yet until just this past weekend in October. Highly recommend for the fall colors here by the way. A lot of historical grave markers and monuments. There are a lot of neat ones, not just the Haserot angel (which is awesome and just as cool in person as in photos). Need to come back in spring for daffodils.

Stopped in to see some of the many famous people who are buried here. The cemetery is large, and I saw lots of people walking/running. It was quiet and beautiful. I was able to see Rockefeller’s and Elliott Ness’ grave. The main attraction of the cemetery is the monument and grave of President Garfield. It is massive and built on a hill.

Visited a couple graves here such as Eliot Ness as well as the parents of Actress Margaret Hamilton who we all know best as The Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz

Lots of cool graves to see here. Plus it's the location of the Garfield Memorial and JD Rockefeller's grave.

TT:kicknit_in_cleveland Instagram: @Cleveland_kicknit I recently had the pleasure of dining at The Marble Room with friends, and it was an unforgettable experience. The ambiance was elegant and the service impeccable. We indulged in dishes like halibut, filet mignon, creamed spinach, au gratin potatoes, and macaroni and cheese, all of which were delicious and perfectly prepared. Due to its popularity, reservations fill up quickly, so I highly recommend booking in advance. Overall, a top-tier dining experience that I can’t wait to repeat! Highly recommend!

From the moment we walked in, everything about our experience was amazing. The food was outstanding, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, and every detail felt thoughtfully done. I especially want to highlight our server, Nicholas. As someone who works in the industry myself, I know how challenging it can be to go out and truly relax at a restaurant. But Nicholas made that possible. He was attentive without hovering, knowledgeable without being pushy, and genuinely kind throughout the meal. His timing was perfect, his recommendations were spot-on, and he made us feel completely taken care of. It’s rare for me to leave a restaurant feeling both so satisfied with the food and so impressed with the service, but this visit was exactly that. Getting such great service meant a lot, and Nicholas really elevated the whole experience. I can’t wait to come back!

This is fine dining! Celebrating my in-laws anniversary, the staff was great, every member engaged arriving early, Walk thru of some of the unique features, private dining in the "Vault" remodeled bank vault in the beautifully redesigned bank. All the food was incredible. We shared scallops, filet mignon, fried Brussel sprouts, with chocolate cake for dessert. Parents had a wonderful time and felt totally pampered.

Kevin Kane and his team gave us the most memorable evening we could ask for on our anniversary. From the food to the service to the magical surprises. It was one for the books. They even had live sax and violin players to work the room. Probably the best steak I've ever had and that is really saying something! Cooked to perfection. Thank you!!!!

This place will have you coming back. Although it's no cheap date, the prices match the entrees and servings size. We visited for my birthday August 7... a most remarkable place for a Queen of her pack to be celebrated. The cotton candy is the birthday celebration and it's super pretty and of course sweet like me.

Sushi was AMAZING! Service the first time was much better than the second time around. The service took so long the second time we didn’t even get dessert because of waiting for dessert menu. They sat us at a horrible location next to the drink station in the middle of the hallway for a birthday celebration, not cool. Overall enjoyable to go once to say you’ve been, but if you go back it may ruin your expectations.

The only name you need to know is Mikey. We drove 10 hours, dressed like bums, but wanted the kind of evening where you put your wallet on the bar and invite what may. Mikey had us from the jump and brought vibrant, elevated, and unexpected twists on traditional cocktails. We ordered 4 sushi plates that were incredible, but our experience with our bartender was the highlight. We planned to come in for a quick cocktail and be out by 8, but we stayed until close. Thank you Mikey for the highlight of our trip.

Came without a reservation with the wife on a Monday. Who would have thought it would be packed, but it was. Nevertheless, the staff were wonderful in seating us. The apps were delicious. The charcuterie board was to beyond exceptional. The wine magnificent and the steaks were done to perfection… If you are in little Italy Mia Bella is a must have.

11/10 dining experience! We WISH we remembered our servers name. The BEST service we have ever received….and we eat out 2-3 times per week! We spent the day after our dinner just complimenting the experience and how great it went. We had reservation for 8:30. We asked at 7:45 if we could get seated, they sat us right away! We had a stroller and they were beyond accommodating with our baby. We got bread service, ricotta crostini, salad, and cavatelli pasta! We also got red wine and an espresso martini! Everything was divine. What really made this experience great was the service. We are used to dining at Italian restaurants in New York, specifically Staten Island which is KNOWN for their Italian dishes. This dinner reminded me of just that! The ONLY constructive thing I will say as a red sauce connoisseur is it was a bit bland, not sweet enough and not enough basil. Still was very good, but not the best I’ve had! Thank you Mia Bella, for a fantastic night we will be talking about for years to come! It made our trip to Cleveland that much more special. 🤍

This establishment offers some of the finest Italian cuisine I have encountered in Cleveland. Parking is available on the street or in a paid parking lot. The ambiance is quite pleasant. The staff is exceptionally friendly. Regarding the food quality, I tried their lobster ravioli, burrata pesto, and chicken risotto, and each dish was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend visiting this restaurant in Cleveland's Little Italy.

It’s probably the best Italian restaurant in the area. We went there on weekdays, and the restaurant was full. We didn’t book, and we sat outside, which I liked. We ordered oysters, sauteed calamari, spaghetti bolognese and steak, which were so good that we finished them all.

We decided to go to little Itally for the Annual Columbus day parade. Afterwards, we had a slew of restaurants to eat at. We decided to check out Mia Bella. It was very inviting and warm place to eat. Although it was crowded with Italian families the staff remained focused and poised. The staff exhibited great patience and kept Customer service as top of priority. The food came out on time and was mouth watering. The presentation was beautiful and the taste melted in your mouth. Are waiter was excellent a fine gentleman with a gentle spirit. Everything was priced appropriately. I and my family invite your families to come out and enjoy the vision we shared in. Congratulations Mia Bella, Keep striving for perfection.

They had a daily special Georgia Peach Bruschetta that was excellent, very refreshing. The Ragu pasta was very tasty, with a little bit of kick due to the chorizo in the mix. The cheese tortellini was very flavorful, even without the red pepper flakes, which are a little spicy for my wife. Mary, our server was very pleasant and the support staff was attentive.

We have heard lots of great things about this restaurant and wanted to give it a try. Decided to go on a Sunday afternoon . The atmosphere is upscale with a very warm vibe . We were greeted warmly and welcomed . We decided to sit a the bar for dinner where we experienced attentive service . The specials were explained well and our server described the menu well . We went with sharing the beet salad which was fresh and tasty followed by the Cavetelli /meatballs and Lamp Chop which was cooked perfectly .. all in all a wonderful experience and can’t wait to return .

Awesome, Upscale...Great Location, just a couple of blocks from 2 Excellent Libraries...Awesome Views From 14th Floor...Mall, Food Court & Casino within the building, Lots Of Law Enforcement Presence, I felt an overall sense Security (however, as with any big city, Don't Just Wander About Looking Like A Tourist, keep your wits about yourself)

My husband & I have lived here for 5 yrs. Jessica in the leasing office is great and has gone above and beyond in making this a safe and friendly place. We like that every apartment is different with great finishes. The outdoor rooftop and community room along with the spacious fitness center is a big plus for us. Central to all things Cleveland as far as walking or driving goes. There’s always something to do.

Terminal tower has been one of the best experiences I’ve had living in an apartment. It feels as if I’m walking to a fancy hotel every day. Jessica and her team have done everything to make our experience fantastic.

Great apartment. Great view. Great experience. The leasing office team of Jessica and Natalie were incredibly helpful and went out of there way to make this work for me. I looked at several downtown buildings and Terminal Tower Residences just made the most sense for so many reasons--location, amenities, price. Couldn't be happier.

10th floor apartment was not bad; clean, spacious. If you're renting for a short time, like for vacation, BRING EVERYTHING! Even bathroom tissue, soap, everything. Cleaning wipes/ spray, everything. Nothing is provided. Note that to get to any apartment from the parking lot you must: - Get on an up escalator - Walk from one end of a shopping mall, take a second escalator, then walk all the way to the front lobby. - You need an entry card/ fob to get through security door. If you don't have this, security must let you into the door that leads to the elevators for the apartments. - Below all of this is a TRAIN STATION. Good luck dodging all of this while carrying/ rolling luggage, kids, pets, etc. Security is not friendly to short time renters (like AirBnB bookings) so ensure that you have proper entry fob or entry card to scan at the door to access your rented space. Building manager is just as unfriendly. They treat the vagrants in a nicer manner than short term renters. We asked if we could leave our bags at the security desk while we loaded our car (remember, your car is about a mile away through the mall, down escalators and out to the lot.) and we were told that they would not stop "the homeless people from stealing" our bags. The building is GORGEOUS, but the management of it is horrendous. Just make sure that you discuss all of this with your host before you make the trip.

Loving my new apartment at Terminal Tower!!! The building is beautiful and every unit is newly updated! I feel like the Great Gatsby living here!!! Ron Granger did an excellent job and made me feel right at home from day 1!

Great place to live. Beautiful lake/city views. Very modern, quiet, and close to everything! Top notch management team. Jessica and Steve are the best!

Very good experience aboard the Sunday brunch buffet on the Nautica Queen. The price is reasonable and the food was pretty tasty. Nice selection on the menu and the drinks are reasonably priced. If you are going in the middle of summer it does get warm on the interior of the boat. Parking was very easy. Boarding was fairly quick. Debarking the boat was also fairly quick. Nice cruise down the Cuyahoga into the mouth of lake Erie. Beautiful sights of the skyline. If you're a photographer or like taking pictures this is a cruise to see the City of Cleveland.

Got married September 17, 2022 over all the whole experience was great. I like to pay attention to detail and the staff did some extra special touches with the gift bags and set up of the boat which was noticed and greatly appreciated. Midway through reservations management changed so I thought Merrill did a pretty good job there was some confusion but was appropriately handled, Met the captain had a good conversation while waiting for ceremony to start. Staff went above and beyond to h make sure we were happy,,food was very delicious the views were amazing we will definitely be back again and again a big thanks to the staff who worked hard to make our day extra special,,drinks were also reasonable and tasty also😁

We went on the Couples Cruise with 95.5 The Fish, and we had a wonderful time. The food was fantastic and the staff was amazing. It rained most of the time, but the rain did not dampen the cruise. We will do it again.

The weather was literally perfect. The boat was fine. It's obviously been in service for a long time and could use some updating and additional cleaning in some cases. The drinks were better than the food. For the experience the views were the best part.These were taken from the second floor since the deck was very crowded. Also not a good idea to go to the deck in a dress on a windy day ;) The boat goes out to the break wall for most of the cruise. The water was choppy and there wasn't too much to see. The river view was the best.

Great trip! Accompanied Mom on a trip with her church brethrens. Delightful voyage, surprisingly good food. Served buffet style the chicken in Madeira sauce and the prime rib roast was tender and succulent! It was the hottest day of the year so far (95°) but there was a cool atmosphere on this boat. They danced and grooved to sounds that the Nautical Queen's dj was putting down. All and all, a peaceful lake and river tour of downtown Cleveland.

We went on the lunch Cruise for the oldies rock music on Wednesday. The good: The food was probably the best I had on any cruise on the various cities I traveled. Our server took great care of us and was so nice and helpful. The views were great. The needs improvement part: Since this was supposed to be a music cruise, why was the music so low the entire trip? I can see mood music when people are boarding. But it was quiet all the while. Maybe it was a poor sound system. After eating we proceeded upstairs as we assumed that's where the action was. Still, music very quiet and only three people dancing, one woman and two little kids. The bathroom does require a trip downstairs so if you are elderly and/or disabled use extreme caution. On every ship I been one a picture of your party is usually taken preboarding for purchase. Not here. The boat itself needs some sprucing but overall a decent experience.

This was a trip that my church senior (over 50) class went to. The lunch was very good I recommend the fish and they had a little history lesson sightseeing tour while we were eating. Then went up to the top of the boat where we could be outside and was able to take several pictures outside. Very enjoyable trip I recommend this for anyone.

Beautiful architecture and noted as the oldest building on the square! Went during the day to go inside, posted open but no admittance at door (locked). No clear directions how to enter the building! Worth seeing

This is an amazing church with stunning stained glass. The tour guides were very informative and friendly.

An integral part of Cleveland's Public Square, Old Stone Church is hosting an interesting sculpture on the stairs of their right front door at the Corner of Ontario and Rockwell. The plaque by the sculpture reads: "Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." "Les aseguro que todo lo que hicieron por uno de mis hermanos, aun por el mas pequeño, lo hicieron por mi." Matthew 25:40 Hank & Barb Waters Sculptor: Timothy Schmalz In October 2023, another Timothy Schmalz sculpture was installed in Public Square across from the Old Stone Church (near the statue of Tom Johnson) titled: "Let The Oppressed Go Free". Representing victims of human Trafficking being liberated by St. Giuseppina Bakhita 1869-1947 Sudanese Canossian sister canonized in 2000. She is the patroness of victims of Human trafficking. The installation will be on display until March of 2024.

A must place to visit when in Cleveland. The church has loads of Cleveland history and still takes care of the people of Cleveland. The church has a beautiful interior with people who will explain its vast history.

It is a friendly, outgoing inclusive experience to visit our be a member of this Presbyterian Church. It began right there on Cleveland's Public Square in 1820 and is the oldest remaining original structure on Public Square.

This is an old Presbyterian Church standing on the central Public Square. It dates back to 19c and has an interesting history being demolished and rebuilt several times. In front of it is a bell which called for mourning when President Lincoln's funeral was passing by it. However, we were there twice but both times it was closed, so I cannot comment the interior.

This is one of the finest religious institutions I have ever connected with. Open arms and acceptance for all who wish to worship and even for those who don't. Beautiful, historic church in heart of downtown with a staff and clergy that have hearts of gold and love for all.

Free entry, beautiful nature, quiet, free parking.Great idea of representation of multiple countries throughout the park. Green house is good, has great variety of plants. Clean washrooms inside the building.

A great experience, enjoyable lot of rainy day, beautiful plants, nice that it’s free! I’m sure the gardens outside are nice, some other time when it’s not raining we’ll come back to enjoy them

Friends and I discovered this while searching for something fun to do in the spring, this was our second year in a row stopping in to enjoy the Spring Bonsai Club Show. Super peaceful and relaxing, highly recommend taking a minute to stop and let time pass you by.

Free to park. Free to visit. A tiny slice of Cleveland with beautiful outdoor spaces and cozy, relaxing spots inside. Nice place for a quick break in the day.

A bit small but cool to check out, and it’s free. There’s a small parking lot.

Very nice greenhouse. Clean restroom

Always a favorite place in Cleveland, truly the definition of a hidden gem. Came this time to celebrate my birthday. You can literally feel the oxygen-rich air when you open the door. Take your time admiring the mature plants, the giant aloe Vera is my favorite! A perfect spot for contemplation, casual or formal photos, and time to reconnect with one’s self.

Really good mix of old and modern architecture. Great photos options. I liked the video playing in one of the tower building. It is.worth to see during it day and night time . Nice fountain. Seats available around the square. Nice garden Recommend

Public Square is an amazing place to visit. It’s in the center of Cleveland with a lot of deep history and nostalgic roots. The Square itself boasts a war memorial, bronze statues, a small park, fountain and has many major buildings around it including a church, hotel, casino and Key Bank Headquarters amoung other notables.

The light show is pretty epic on all of the skyscrapers! Great way to appreciate the architecture! Worth taking in and definitely cool for kids! Only downfall is the original song they play over the loud speaker is absolutely lame! Horrible cheesey rap lol

I love coming over here when I have time to spend in watching the birds feeding the birds ☺️

Nice place to walk around and enjoy your evening. It’s free and not too crowded. I would recommend visiting Tower observatory deck for exceptional view. Lots for places around to dine in too. Park was easy to find. $10-15 all day.

Beautiful city to spend a day, great restaurants, and so much to see! Soldiers and Sailors monument, and you can walk inside! Don't forget to walk through The Arcade! So beautiful, pictures attached, it has a glass ceiling, and you can get a room there, next Cleveland trip, I know now! Excellent coffee shop inside too! Make a good walk through town so much to see! Then make your way to the waterfront lookout! You can see the Science center, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ($35 per person, and you have to pre-pay, or use a QR code there. Great trip, give it two plus days, so much to do!

Very beautiful, worth to visit!

A Bucket List Bar That Exceeds All Expectations! I've had Porco Lounge & Tiki Room on my bucket list for ages, and we finally got to visit during a recent road trip. To say I was blown away is a complete understatement. This place isn't just a bar; it's an experience. While I've been to a few tiki bars, this was my partner's first time, and the staff made it absolutely perfect for her. The bartenders were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly, patiently walking her through the menu and the whole tiki cocktail culture. They made her feel welcome and excited, which made the visit even more special. Every single thing we ordered was a home run. The cocktails were expertly crafted, perfectly balanced, and dangerously delicious. And the food? The Pinoy dishes were out of this world (and reminded me of home)—so flavorful and the perfect complement to our drinks. The vibe, the drinks, the food, and especially the amazing staff all add up to an unforgettable experience. It's a 5/5 across the board from me, but if I could give it 100,000 stars, I would. We're already planning how we can get back to Cleveland just to visit Porco again!

We had an amazing time, we are originally from ky and my husband loves tiki anything and everything, we were so excited to have found proco!!! The staff is absolutely wonderful! We couldn't have asked for s better time. First time in Cleveland best place to go. The food was chefs kiss ❤️💋 We did accidently get charged an extra drink that we didnt have but honestly no big deal. Mistakes happen we had a wonderful time will come again

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE!!! If anyone has had the opportunity to experience a Tiki Bar, this one doesn’t fall short of expectations at all! This was my first time at Porco and it will NOT be the last! The drinks set the standard for Tiki Bars, and I loved how they provided a guide to the “experience” level the patron would like to achieve directly on the menu. I didn’t delve too far into the food menu, but the sliders and fries did not let me down. I was a bit disappointed they were out of the mango dessert, however. Other than that, the experience was amazing. Our waitress, Nina, made sure of that!!

The fries were abysmal, especially for the price, but the burger and tempura shrimp were pretty good. The drinks though… my god. The welcome cocktail, a daiquiri, blew my socks off when we walked in the door. The navy grog and holo holo were genuinely exceptional, and the bali bali and jet pilot were great. Can’t wait to go back!

Did not eat here just had drinks, but heard the food is good. The atmosphere is pleasant and inviting. The Tiki theme is everywhere and we loves it. Gave us good inspiration for our own tiki bar at home. The drinks were tasty and even gave us some cookies. Tasty as well. We will definitely come back when we travel this way again!

🌺🍹 “The Mai Tai Mecca of Cleveland!” 🍹🌺 This is the can’t-miss oasis in Cleveland, a true port of call for any tiki adventurer. I blew in on a work trip and from now on, Porco will be my first stop every time I drop anchor in this city. Nina was a top-notch bartender and a true steward of the Porco spirit: part historian, part storyteller, and 100% cocktail sorceress. Every drink was a masterpiece in a mug. The atmosphere? Pure escapism. You’re surrounded by historic tiki treasures from across the country, a jaw-dropping mug collection, and an energy that transports you straight to the South Seas (no passport required). Already counting the days until my next voyage to Cleveland. I’ll be back at the Porco barstool, rum in hand, and a big grin on my face. 🌴🍍🍒

To get this authentic of a Tiki Lounge this far north is real treat. AMAZING, unpretentious service by the team at Porco, making you feel welcome and comfortable in an environment that can be somewhat overwhelming to the uninitiated. The menu is limited, but delicious none-the-less. The drinks are second to none, and crafted with the utmost care. By today's barroom standards, the flat $18-per-cocktail price seems like a downright bargain! I sampled quite a few on my visit, with the Painkiller being the most delicious and the Zombie being the most visually pleasing (and potent!) I encourage visitors to the CLE to make a detour to the Porco Lounge--you won't be disappointed.

Its been awhile since I've seen a show here but its always been a fantastic venue. We stopped into the vintage shop downstairs. Great finds, excellent prices on old vinyl.

This place is amazing to go see a show at talk about a personal experience. My love threw one of our favorite artists a joint and he got it and we had an amazing time I even met a new artist and got to tell them how awesome they were! Met the owner he was a really cool dude let us park in the lot, right across from the bus! ( we showed up super early.) I highly recommend it and will definitely be back!

Great spot to catch bigger names in the ballroom, or smaller / local acts in the tavern . Just a great venue all around , not hard to find nearby free parking. Shows usually priced very fair, good vibes from workers too. I first saw Le Tigre here some 20+ years ago. A real piece of Clevelend history!!

This weekend we had an amazing time at the Beachland ballroom & Tavern for the Ohio Burlesque Festival in which we at Burlesque Buffet were being honored and given the Natividad Community Award. I digress the lighting, the sound, the stage crew, the food, everything was 10 out of 10, I was so impressed with everything there and highly recommend the chicken tenders they are huge juicy and delicious well fried and just on point. The drinks are heavy in a good way just dont get bottled water. Overall if your in the Cleveland area I strongly suggest check them out woth live music and events going on there will always be something fun to check out. Looking forward to going back.

It was my first time at this venue and I enjoyed the event hosted. It was easy to find, but the parking situation is the only reason why this does not have 5 stars. It was hard to navigate where the correct parking was. I wish they had people flagging or had some signs. Other than that, the experience at the venue was great. The staff was awesome and very kind. I would absolutely visit again!

This establishment is and forever will be the greatest place to rock and roll in Cleveland. Don’t get it twisted, they are a whole group of dope and completely kind hearted individuals. If a band you love is playing there buy tickets early cause they sell out fast.

Wow, seeing Brandon Hardesty (lead singer of the Bumpin Uglies) and Will Lopez (saxophonist for the Bumpin Uglies - but making his first solo appearance last night, including singing) on the intimate Tavern side was truly amazing. They were both SO good, separately and when teamed up. It was a "Wild Girls" Halloween night!

Beautiful, serene, and welcoming place to walk. It’s large, so although it may look busy you won’t feel like you’re surrounded by others. Also, feels very safe when I’ve gone walking here. Bathroom was clean as well.

Acacia Reservation is a hidden gem tucked away in Lyndhurst! This former golf course turned nature park offers peaceful paved trails perfect for walking, jogging, or biking. At 155 acres, it feels like an oasis surrounded by busy suburbs. The trails are easy to navigate and great for families with strollers or dog walkers. I loved spotting deer, colorful birds, and wildflowers during my visit. The ponds add a nice touch, and fishing is allowed if you have a license. Clean restrooms and plenty of parking make it convenient. It's amazing how quiet and natural it feels despite being right off Cedar Road. Definitely worth a visit for some fresh air and nature time!

Went on a hike here with a friend for the CVNP Summer Hiking Challenge. Enjoyed being able to walk and catch up, while also reading the signage and seeing some wildlife! The Gazebo definitely needs some cleaning and having the floor repainted with all the bird poop, and I found it surprising that the entrance faces the condos and not the path, but it was a nice place to take a breather!

Very nice park for walking. The trails are well maintained. Paved on main trail areas. Highly recommend 💚💯💯

A lovely oasis sandwiched between two highly trafficked streets. Surprisingly serene despite the background noise. The trees & vegetation abound & the park in no way resembles the golf course it once was. Needs a bit more tree cover but that will come time. Walking paths follow existing golf trails and are mostly paved. There are nice spots for picnics, gatherings & a spot of fishing.

Love how wide open this park is. Great bathrooms too. Fun place to fish.

Several different places trails to take (I typically prefer natural trails, but it was a lovely place to take a stroll, get fresh air, enjoy the trees, meadows and pond, and it's accessible to nearly everyone! Parking lot is one way fyi

Tranquil, scenic, wild, safe, and beautiful. It’s one of the best places in the area for birding and nature photography.

We went to the Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve at night, chasing a rumor — the mysterious Youper Lights. We never found them, but what we did find felt just as magical. ✨ The trails were quiet, dark, and a little eerie — the kind of darkness that makes every sound feel alive. We walked through a fun gate that felt like an entrance to another realm. There were police near the entrance, which made us feel safe enough to lean into the adventure. Along the way, we saw fishermen glowing in the dark with their flashlights and bunnies darting across the path like little shadow spirits. 🐇 At one point, our UV light revealed a patch of rocks that shimmered and glowed — we have no idea what they were, but they felt enchanted. Maybe nature’s way of giving us a consolation prize for missing the Huber Lights. When we finally reached the edge, the view stopped us cold — the Cleveland skyline glittering across the lake, perfectly still, perfectly cinematic. It was mysterious, beautiful, and peaceful all at once. If you love a good adventure — something halfway between a ghost story and a love letter to nature — come here at night. Just bring a flashlight… and maybe an open mind for magic. 🌙💀🌊

Beautiful nature preserve that has scenic views of Lake Erie.The Perimeter Trail is 1.5 miles. There are some trails that go into the middle of the preserve. It has a large parking lot and restrooms. The paved walking path connects with Cleveland Metroparks Lakefront Reservation Fishing Area.

We took an evening walk through the preserve. Lots of wildlife. Couldn't believe how close we got to all the deer. Very peaceful experience. We'll be going back.

Very nice and wild place, we saw a ton of bunnies, trails are easy and the views are great. East side was crazy with waves and wind but so fun!

Pretty scenery. Nice trail to the waterfront, we saw a big buck. Evidently the railing had been recently painted, so I got some on my arm. Took 2 days to get it off😂

Nice 2 mile loop trail. Cool views of the lakefront

This historic building has a rich history. Our tour guide was great. The Gray's militia dates back over 100 years. Open Saturdays, free to get in. Parking costs.

Had a chance to attend a paratrooper tactile demonstration then took a tour. This is a hidden gem! Lots of history here that I didn't know about. Would definitely recommend even if this isn't quite your thing!

Very cool place. I've lived in Cleveland for years and never knew this existed. The organ is AMAZING (saved from the Warner Thater in Erie, PA). Lots of Cleveland history!

I have been a member of the Grays for four years and have done lots of volunteer work rehabbing the building. The drill hall is huge with an upper balcony. The 2nd and 3rd floors have the museum and club rooms. Lots of history in this building with massive sandstone blocks in the front that it looks like a fortress. There are regular open houses so don’t miss seeing this building if you get a chance. Lots of volunteers keep this place going. This wonderful slice of history and architecture needs to be maintained and preserved. It needs volunteers to join and help on the frequent work parties.

This facility is a treasure trove of historical relics with a room for any event. All the years I’ve lived in Cleveland I passed this building dozens of times, thinking never to stop and discover what it was, because obviously it was a well-built old building. Well, wonder no more, and O encouraged anyone coming to visit Cleveland to see this gem of history in itself. The stairs where especially a treat, lined up with old pictures of brave soldiers of years gone by.

stumbled into this in another random sunday drive through cleveland. amazing historic building that inspires the imagination.

Went here on a haunted tour, can't wait to go to the historic tour.

Its been awhile since Ive been book shopping without being disappointed, this place restored my hopes in bookstores! First of all it’s beautiful inside with a really great nature section, tons of children’s books, and best of all they had plenty of vintage to offer which is what I love. 10/10 Loved it here. They also sell really nice cards and stationary and other cool gift items.

This indie bookstore is a true gem. I was enchanted as soon as I walked through the doors. Immediately there's a section of classic bound books in golden arched shelves, homey rugs and a skylight. The store twists on and on and there are so many options. There's also a small area for displaying art; when I went it featured works from local artists who had made houses from books. There are cozy reading chairs and couches throughout and if you're lucky you'll get a glimpse of the shop cat, Alice. There is also a 'sanctuary' area for antique and vintage books. I'm so happy I wandered in.

This bookstore is an experience. It has so many choices, old and new and a great layout. The people working there are super friendly and helpful. The young lady who checked me out was very efficient and helpful. Will be going back for sure and recommend to anyone in the Cleveland area.

Spent the afternoon wandering from room to hallway to nook to cranny. Oh my! Why didn't I know about this place before? Parking is very limited. The staff is wonderful, very helpful. A little bit or a lot of everything here. Wish they sold coffee, tea soda. But go!

Absolutely wonderful bookstore! I found this shop on a social media post and was excited to travel to Cleveland to see it. I was impressed with their huge collection of art books and artist biographies. I also love the little synopses and recommendations taped to the shelves--bought an excellent novel after reading one of these!

This bookstore is pretty cute esthetically. I thought the prices for new books was a high, but the collection was overall so well curated! You could definitely tell that they don't take just any book. They have a nice rare-book section and the lady working in that area was so nice and helpful! Overall it was a fun place to browse, and the cottage-core aesthetic was a full vibe, but it was a bit too expensive for me personally. But that's just my budget. That might be because I'm used to hitting up library sales for $8 a bag😄

Cool local bookshop. There are several different rooms, and there’s a little art gallery. In addition to books, they also sell little gifts (jigsaw puzzles, stuffed animals, etc.). They have two restrooms. When I visited, they were having a fundraiser to support a library that suffered some losses when a patron burned books a few weeks prior. They had a local jazz band perform.

First time going on the City Lights cruise on August 23rd and had THE BEST time! Husband took me for my birthday. This exceeded our expectations. Great music and beautiful views of Cleveland. Had so much fun dancing and the drinks were great! Thanks for a good time!!!

My daughter and I went on the lunch cruise. Food was good, we had roast beef, and large portions. Everyone especially loved the caramel brownies. Tour was nice and it did get hot on deck but they do have a lot of inside areas with concessions for purchase. We also meet a lot of really nice people onboard. The last 45 minutes felt long just cruising out in the lake but that could have been just because my daughter had grown impatient. Maybe people booking the cruise can keep that in mind if you are taking someone with a development disability. I didn’t realize there were steep steps to get to the second level but slowly she was able to make it up there. Great View. It was still a really fun day.

Relaxing cruise. Maybe mention at Wendy park the Monarch’s stop there in Sept. on their way to Mexico for the winter. It would be fun to hear music related to sailing. Nicely narrated. We went on the 12-2 cruise.

We had the most incredible time on Goodtime III. We had visitors from out of town and they absolutely loved it. Two hours of fun music, fresh air, beautiful views and fun atmosphere. Highly recommend for any group outing with family and friends.

Beautiful day on Lake Erie. Lunch was very good, I was expecting average but we got much better! Might suggest adding a Coke or Pepsi to the free drink with the lunch. Not everyone likes iced tea. Trip along the mouth of the Cuyahoga and then out on the lake was very nice. Cleveland fire boat gave us a show. Narration was good. Got to see the lift bridges in action as well. Definitely would recommend.

There were 4 in our group and we were on the 12-2 cruise Friday. The ease of purchasing the tickets online was easy and quick. The day of the cruise we simply got in line, scanned our tickets, the staff was so very friendly and helpful. The narrator was very good as we learned many things about the river and surrounding areas. When it was time to exit the boat, they were very helpful to passengers who needed some extra help . We had the most enjoyable afternoon and will definitely be back on board soon! Thank you Goodtime III

Excellent boat and sound system, as well as narration. Only suggestion is to add additional Cleveland history to the last 45 minutes where the vista is less interesting. recommend the cruise.

Definitely need more parking. The park is very nice and clean. The steps give you a spectacular view of the lake. Fyi: A lot of people take their dogs there. I'm not big on dogs, being bit before. Other than that the park has several amenities. There's a pool, pavilions and a playground.

Really nice place to enjoy the outdoors and scenery. It’s clean and safe feeling. Lots of things to do. there is a big yard area that was cool to see so many people enjoying different things. The solstice steps are amazing to watch the waves and sunset.

Solstice Steps is a beautiful and peaceful place to relax, watch the sunset, and enjoy Lake Erie. The view is absolutely stunning—perfect for a quiet moment or a catch-up with friends. One thing to note: there are often a lot of people smoking weed around, which can be a bit much depending on your vibe. But overall, it’s still one of the most scenic and calming spots on the west side. Highly recommend!

This is a really great place to relax, enjoy the waterfront, and see some gorgeous sunsets! My wife and I like to pack a small picnic, sit on the steps and just hang out until sunset. We’ve seen some extraordinary views here and love the cheery vibe. It’s a wonderful place to lift your spirits!

This was such a nice little park. I’d heard an out it years ago in some list of Ohio places to visit and I’ve wanted to get to the Solstice steps on or near the Solstice ever since. Mission complete. Something about the whole park, with the swimming pool, cool playground and snack window took me way back to my childhood and the nostalgia was real. There are less and less places like this - get here. ❤️

Incredible place. So unique and beautiful here. Relaxed and peaceful.

Wow! This place is a dream! Great for a picnic day with your husband/boyfriend, family, or friends! It's beautiful and very clean! We'll be back soon!

This is one of my favorite bars. We drive approximately an hour to Tremont every time they introduce a menu. We came for an anniversary last night, and they didn't disappoint. The cocktails were very well crafted and delicious. The Festival of the Sun menu has something for every pallet. Always recommend this place. Make reservations.

Had my anniversary dinner at cloak and dagger last month and it was a wonderful experience. The staff was attentive, the atmosphere was very intimate, and the food was incredible, as were the drinks.

The Tarot menu is wonderful. We had The Hanging Man, The Tower, and the The Hierophant! All are recommended. The perogies dish was outstanding. The gnocchi was firm and pillowy at the same time. Excellent night out. We have reservations to go two more times during the Tarot book. Super excited to try more from this menu.

Wow wow wow. When you walk in the door be prepared for the immediate, strong smell of incense to hit you. I mean that in the best way. Really cozy, well lit and well adorned spot with really complex and unique drinks. Even if vegan food may not sound like your preference, their vegan burger is so good it won’t even matter. We smelled (smelt?) the mushroom and herbs from the next table over and knew we had to have it. One thing of note that we must’ve missed is the reservations are capped at an hour and a half stay, so pace accordingly. In our case they very politely ushered us to the outside seating area after our time was up. Unsure if we would be able to stay longer if there were *not* spaces outside. It’s a busy, yet almost quiet, cool place and all worth it.

Ethan is an absolute master behind the bar. At Cloak & Dagger, he created not one, but two perfect menu drinks for us—balanced, creative, and full of character. But what really blew me away was what happened when things slowed down. Ethan didn’t just clock out mentally—he leaned in. He crafted an off-menu drink with genuine care and precision, and it was nothing short of phenomenal. His attention to detail is next-level, and you can tell he truly loves what he does. Every ingredient, every pour, every garnish—thoughtful and intentional. This wasn’t just bartending; it was artistry. If you're lucky enough to sit at the bar when Ethan's working, ask questions, be curious—he’ll take you on a journey. 10/10. He makes Cloak & Dagger feel like a hidden gem, even if you've been there before.

All vegan and all great. Food ,drinks, atmosphere and staff were all top notch. Bring your non vegan friends, everyone will enjoy it. Bit of an update, was there again and it was as good as ever. The bar staff of great. I let them create some off menu drinks for me and they did not disappoint.

I wish I could leave a full review of our anniversary dinner but we didn't actually get to have it. By the time we enjoyed our complimentary small drink (yum!) and figured out what cocktails we wanted to order it was more than a half hour into our reservation before we had our first drinks. It took a while, which is fine. This is such a cool place and one I'd love to spend the whole evening in. We ordered the olives to share as a starter and we just decided what we were going to order for our dinner when the hostess told us our table would be turned over in 30 minutes. Okay. 90 minute reservations. I get it and knew it going in. I've been other places with the same policy. I've never been anywhere that actually told me to leave, so that is a first, but it's totally their right to do that and I don't fault them for that. If you're going to do that then it seems to me your service should be quick enough that people could make it through drinks, dinner and dessert in that time (maybe even an appetizer, if that isn't too much to ask on our anniversary?). There is NO way that was a possibility. We couldn't even have two drinks in that time. It seems to me like there is a serious mismatch between the marketing approach (come hang out and enjoy our "focus on hospitality") and business approach (but don't stay very long) here. I'm so sorry I can only share about the cocktails we had: the Dagger Dragger and King of the Dead were both very good drinks and the warm olives were so good, though not quite enough to be a dinner for two. I only gave the food 3 stars because we didn't get to eat anything other than olives. Thanks for the nice service and drinks.

Always enjoyable to visit and be inspired by the creativity in the community of artists who have their studios and share their work here. It’s also possible to meet artists who will do commission work if you are looking for that. Different artists set up in the large open area each month. Our family has purchased awesome art and jewelry while visiting on third Friday gallery walks. Additionally different local artists set up I. Large open area each month for those events. A favorite Gallery here is the E11even 2 Gallery with themed show openings on many Third Fridays. Parking is crowded but we always find a spot in one of the free lots in rear of studios. Many great restaurants in the Battery Park area to visit after a stroll through the art scene here to make a fun evening of their next third Friday event - check my photos for more info.

Their third Fridays event was such a blast! I didn’t realize how big this place was! Plan on easily spending 2-3 hours here for the event. All of the staff were so kind and thrilled to show off their art. Plenty of parking around.

A place oozing with creativity and kind people. We went right at 11am when they opened and it was so lovely to look at everything on display throughout each floor. If you’re looking forward to seeing vendors and it’s not a 3rd Friday, definitely go after 12pm. The (very kind) owner told us this place has about 70 independently operating small businesses, but each one operates on their own schedule, so definitely do your research on each vendor/store if there’s a specific one you want to go to. We didn’t get to visit a lot of vendors because most of them were closed, but we still had a great time looking at all the art. Full of incredibly kind staff as well. I met the owner and his very cute dog named Suzy, and he was very friendly and welcoming. A great place to go if you’re an artist looking for inspiration as well.

Had my wedding at this venue and it was nothing short of a dream come true. The space and the building management are very accommodating and allow for a good amount of creative freedom. I loved every aspect of the space and the people that work there ♥️

The 3rd Friday of every month is a must visit for anyone that loves art. A wonderful collection of MANY artists with their studios and lost of pieces of art. I have been going here for any year and probably visited....10 times. I really love art and like to support the scene. It's an amazing place to go to with a date or a group of friends...or even by yourself. Everyone is super friendly and it's kind of hard not to feel welcomed. Being located right by a bunch of really good bars and restaurants makes this a perfect night outing location.

LOVED It! Drove up from Youngstown to check it out for the very first time. It's definitely worth the trip, and we will be back again. Four huge floors of all types of amazing, creativity, eclectic, variety of artistic works. It's a wonderful 'art' scene. All of the resident artists that I spoke with were very friendly and loved to talk about their work, which was refreshing. The parking spaces were limited, but if you drove around, some places would open up. The place was packed, but it's so large it doesn't feel or seem overcrowded.

My wife and I got Married here last weekend!! David, Bill, and Dan went above and beyond for us throughout the process. Great venue, and great people.

I had an incredibly enjoyable experience at Salt. The food was exceptional, and I couldn't get enough of it. The menu offered a delightful array of flavours, and each dish was expertly crafted to perfection, offering a balanced and welcomed fusion of cultures. What really stood out to me was the playful and fun decor at Salt. It added an extra element of enjoyment to the dining experience. The atmosphere was vibrant and lively, making me feel truly immersed in the dining adventure. The attention to detail in the restaurant's design was impressive, and it enhanced the overall ambiance. The staff were friendly and attentive. It's a must-visit spot for food lovers and those looking to indulge in a memorable dining experience.

Had a lovely dinner here tonight. The menu is seasonal, and this season’s vegetarian options were some of the best we’ve seen. Ordered the white bean spread, burrata and pickled tomatoes, goat cheese dumplings, and beets. Excellent drink menu as well. These are all small plates, but we found that four to share was plenty for the two of us. Service was also exemplary. Can’t wait to come back!

A fancy restaurant that combines the ingredients and cooking skills all over the world. The food are all in small plates, and here I highly recommend the rabbit savory! Have never eaten that delicious meat like it! The calamari is also good! Not fully sure what they did but the outside tasted like salted egg yolk!

Very modern, cool, and unique place. Contemporary industrial decor and an extremely crazy menu full of things you'll never see anywhere else. Small plates for sharing or eating a few. They recommend getting 2-3 plates per person. Veggie options as well as fish and meat. Everything is very small but packs a flavorful punch.

Nice menu with well prepared items offering unique combinations of flavors and ingredients. The lavender goat cheese brûlée— oh wow— Perfect! I was a bit worried at first that the goat cheese would impart an odd flavor profile—I was wrong. The texture was silky smooth and the creme portion was so light. There was just the right amount of lavender. Service is excellent and very friendly- also extremely fast. Drinks were very good. My only critiques— something is missing with the beet dish- just wasn’t very well balanced— I think I would have had larger blue cheese crumbles, crushed caramelized pecans. I liked the figs but they were unfortunately overshadowed by the beet flavor. Lastly, sometimes the other flavors of the dish masked the key ingredient. These are very minor critiques, but at this price point, I expect slightly more. However, their menu changes regularly and I think this is well worth trying. Overall- very nice place and beautiful presentation. Service is excellent and the restaurant has a casual yet upscale feel.

Friendly staff in a clean & cool dining area with rustic reclaimed hardware vibes. Our server was happy to make a 5 course recommendation including an affordable bottle of wine for us. We enjoyed everything the kitchen sent out. Pricing is what you’d reasonably expect from a finer dining experience. I’ll be coming back for more when the occasion arises.

Such a perfect little hidden gem. Their menu is made up of small plates and is written to revolve around seasonal ingredients and flavors. The menu is not huge but it is big enough that you’ll have trouble choosing what to order. The good news is, all the plates are small enough that you can order many things to try and share. Their prices are reasonable and match the portion. If a price is a little higher on a certain dish, you can assume that portion will be a bit larger and/or it’s a nice protein. They have a beautiful wine and cocktail list which pairs with the menu. Salt is also owned by two lovely ladies who’ve done a great job curating a cozy and lovely dining experience. During warmer months, their patio is open and it is quite cute as well.

An intimate spot for well-crafted, imaginative cocktails. The process of choosing a cocktail based on your taste or mood was lots of fun and by no means required. Everyone in our party enjoyed their drinks. Definitely worth a stop after a dinner in Tremont.

Mixed feelings of this place. I got the drink The Jeweled Knight. It was delicious. On the other hand, my husband got a drink made with scotch and clarified milk, it was gross. To me, this place comes off as trying as a little too hard. I think they're going for a speak easy feel but haven't quite hit the mark. I also didn't like how none of their liquor was displayed. Everything was hidden under the counter.

Menu is unusual, but clever. No one ever told me what I ended up drinking. I chose "reflect" and "classic" from the menu. I think it was a vodka gimlet. Very loud, could barely hear music. Could be a fun date place -- dim, romantic ambiance.

Top notch cocktail bar that I love showing off to friends and visitors. They will never disappoint with the cocktails and we love the vibe. I cant remember how we found this place but it's a true gem and they are masterful mixologists. Both pics are from the mood wheel which always amazes our group.

Built in the 1800’s but now converted to a hip lounge, The Spotted Owl is a unique combination of the new and old. Using the original rustic brick and hardwood decor, it is hard to find but a great find to experience. (All pictures taken today.) The manager who just won the “Best of Ohio” Manhattan and will be competing nationally next.

I was nervous to come here because of other reviews, but I had a good time. The service was good and I didn't wait long for my drinks at all. I told them what I liked and ended up with a Manhattan, which is my usual drink at my usual place...which was kind of disappointing but I guess they felt me out well! I liked the Atmosphere, and the music was not too loud for a conversation which is a huge plus for me. The house punch was really good and cost only half as much as a regular cocktail.

Was my first time in. Cocktail ordering is done by: 1. Determine how you feel. 2. Select your flavor profile. 3. Answer a couple of questions about your drink. 4. Wait patiently to be pleasantly surprised. Flavors were awesome and complex on all cocktails ordered by our party. If you want craft cocktails this is a great spot to check out in Cleveland.

We were visiting from out of town and found this place via Yelp Reviews. We were able to snag an online reservation for 8:15pm which is super late for us. We got there around 7:45pm snd fortunately they were able to seat is then. Our waitress was very friendly and went out of her way to tell us fun things to see and do in the area. All of food we ordered was delicious! We thoroughly enjoyed our night out there.

I got the vegetable risotto and absolutely loved it. Perfectly creamy, excellent flavors, and reheated super well as leftovers the next day. I got the butterscotch pudding for dessert, which was also tasty, and my friend liked the lemon posset. The cauliflower and the deviled egg appetizers were delicious too!

Highlight: Creative menu and top-notch service, though some dishes felt a little underwhelming for the price. Restaurant: This suburban gem brings a touch of upscale dining to the neighborhood with a sleek, polished space and a menu that leans into fresh, seasonal ingredients. The vibe is elevated yet approachable, with an emphasis on creative culinary concepts—especially for those seeking vegetarian or vegan options. Service: The staff was fantastic from start to finish—warm, attentive, and genuinely knowledgeable about the menu. Our server gave thoughtful recommendations and checked in at the right moments without feeling overbearing. Despite the restaurant being on the quieter side during our visit, the hospitality didn’t skip a beat. Food: We tried one vegan and one seafood dish. The vegan entrée—an artful arrangement of vegetables with grains—was clean, flavorful, and clearly made with care, though it leaned on the simpler side considering the upscale pricing. The fish dish, served with a peach salsa, was a unique pairing—light and fresh, though an unexpected combo for our tastes. We appreciated the originality, but the flavors didn’t quite wow us in a way that matched the higher-end price point. Recommendations: If you're vegan or vegetarian, it's worth exploring the plant-based options—they're clearly a thoughtful part of the menu. That said, we’d love to see slightly more complexity or boldness in those dishes to better reflect the pricing. The service and setting make it a great option for a relaxed but refined night out, though we’d suggest confirming whether a reservation is necessary, especially if dining during a slower time.

You ever go somewhere and wish your stomach wouldn't get full so you could keep enjoying the taste of the food and order more of it? An orgasm to the palate. This was amazing. I don't leave many reviews unless it's people I know so I hope to meet owners Mike and Tess Smith next time I'm visiting Cleveland

I took a group to Thyme Table and could not be more pleased. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The drinks are interesting and great tasting. The food is exemplary. This has to be one of the top restaurants in the. Cleveland area. The space is quant, well appointed, comfortable, and nicely decorated. If you have not been there you are missing out. I will certainly be back!!

Food was fairly priced and absolutely delicious! We had both the fried devil eggs and loaded lobster tots for an appetizers both amazing! For entrees the pork chop was absolutely delicious and the fried cauliflower was as well. The espresso martini and manhattan were also delicious. Would highly recommend!

We made a date night reservation for a Monday evening, and it was absolutely fabulous! The restaurant had a lively, welcoming atmosphere—buzzing but not too loud—and the energy was perfect for a night out. We ordered the summer flatbread (a must-try), pretzel-crusted calamari, spring onion potato pancake, corn ribs, and split the summer burger (also a must). Every dish was delicious, and the service was impressively fast and efficient. Special shoutout to our server, Malerie—she was fantastic and really added to the overall experience. Can’t wait to come back. A perfect date night spot for anyone on the west side!

I love this club! Every time I’m in town, I make it a point to stop by. It’s a cozy, laid-back venue with a great view of the water, reasonably priced drinks, and—most importantly—top-tier jazz performances. The bands that come through here never disappoint, and the fact that they have a nonprofit mission for music education makes it even better. This place is a hidden gem and a must-visit for any jazz fan! 🎶🔥

Excellent venue, staff very friendly and accommodating. Checked out the Huntertones. Sound was amazing and will definitely return-not a bad seat in the place

I enjoyed the bar menu, and the venue was very nice and intimate. I ultimately did not have a good time because of the music. I think any other performance would've been fine and a typical jazz club, but we went to a performance that was so free-form jazz that John Cage wouldn't have sat through the whole thing. It was ridiculously avantgarde and objectively, painfully loud. We read the website very thoroughly and nothing indicated that this was an incredibly refined-taste performance. I really wish the website had indicated that this was not a typical jazz set. Maybe the whole thing was an elaborate prank since we went on April 1st, but it's made me extremely hesitant to go back or recommend it to anyone. The venue is nice, and that music resonated with some members of the audience - I'm just there was no indication that this wasn't a typical jazz set on the website's very long description.

Great small venue with a nice selection of beers, wines and alcohol. Nice stage and good sound.

What fun. I'm so glad I went there tonight. I got to hear a great organ trio, The Soul Message Band. I never got to hear Jimmy Smith, or Groove Holmes back in the day. Tonight I got to hear all those people. The Bop Stop is a great place to hear live music. Please go there. What fun!!!!!!!

Great live music venue. Very little on site parking. Will need to arrive early to get a spot in the parking lot or a spot on the street nearby.

Imagine buying tickets online and driving up to hours only not to have a seat to sit in because it's first come first served. Ridiculous. Not any standing room, horrible!

Good place to sketch! Staff was nice and welcoming. I loved my food I just think the prices are a little inflated for the portions. The bathrooms are located down the hall, you wouldn't know it without asking though. Would eat here again, just can't afford to do it regularly. For the record I had the Oprea dessert (tiramisu), Peach Peony tea, Sausage and olive quiche.

The French Macaroons are absolutely perfect! You will be addicted! There are more choices in flavors in the beginning of the week, and fewer at the end(especially right before being closed on Mondays).

This place is so cute!! I've been dying for some macarons so I decided to drive out here to get some. They were definitely worth it!!

This is the best spot for romantic dates, business meetings, or casual get together with friends! All of the occasions! Alcoholic beverages are on point, and their French coffee is too! Besides, their food display is always colorful and populated with an array of mouth watering savory and sweet bites. Owners are young and friendly, almost always present and socializing with their customers. Their restrooms are not gendered. It's just on with the times and very loving of all people, especially people of color. ♡♡♡♡♡

I love Macarons. So when I read the menu for this establishment, I was overwhelmed. I reviewed the menu several times the night before so I'd have an idea of what I wanted when I arrived. It is easy to find using Google Maps. When we walked it, my heart sank...there were only three flavors available...three. If their website states anything about limited availability, I missed it. A huge disappointment for someone from out of town. However, the three flavors we got were AMAZING. They were made to perfection. Advice: call first to check availability.

This is a charming place to stop for an elegant nosh. The pastries are wonderful, very precisely made. Robert, our waiter, brought us a chocolate confection that looked like a perfectly haberdashered pillbox hat, but was layered inside, complex, and tasted like Heaven. The macrons are justly famous; try the praline version. Finally, get Robert to make you an Old-Fashioned. It's not like the ones my grandmother used to drink, and yet I know she would have loved it.

First time we went there and the staff was really rude. We asked him a simple question and he responded with a sarcastic response. The macarons were very disappointing in texture and flavor and a strawberry dessert tasted as though it had been sitting for days.

The Terminal Tower Observation Deck is on the 42nd floor of the Terminal Tower. It is best to order tickets online first. Then go to the information desk in the lobby near the elevators to redeem them. On 9/16/23 the fee was $6.25, which is a great deal. You have to take the elevator to the 32nd floor and then get off on 32 and follow signs to walk around a corner and get on a different elevator to the 42nd floor. There is not a guide with you, so it can be a little confusing. The views of Cleveland are wonderful and you can walk around to get 360 degree views. You can see Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River and the entire city of Cleveland. Also, the architecture of the building is spectacular. The designs are so intricate and artistic and the building is fabulous. Well worth the visit.

The Terminal Tower Observation Deck is on the 42nd floor. Get tickets online. You take the elevator to the 32nd floor. You then take a different elevator to the 42nd floor. The 360⁰ views of Cleveland are spectacular. You can see Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River and the entire City of Cleveland. Worth the visit. Also please don't forget to check out the outside of the building. The architecture is fantastic.

If you arrive three minutes early, they will make you wait. Absurd.

I love to seek out observation decks whenever I'm visiting a new city so I found my way here. The tickets were cheap but hours were very limited. You had to go to the building's security desk first and they will allow you in. The observation area itself was quite small and old, but that really gives you a nostalgic feeling that you don't get in those big-city glitzy observation attractions. And for the price, the view was well worth it! It's just amazing to think this was once the 2nd-tallest building in the world...

Five bucks a ticket, maybe 30 minutes and your done. Great way to see Lake Erie and the city of Cleveland. Talk to security, main lobby, main floor, at your designated time they will take you to the elevators. Take the elevator(s) there's signs once you leave the first elevator to the next elevator. Also when waiting for your designated time to go up, there's basically a mall, four stories, inside the building, main floor. You do not pay to get into the mall area, you only pay to go to the observation deck or area. There's also a casino attached to it, entrances in the mall area.

Spent an hour inside Tower City building trying to find the reception desk to get to the observatory. It was a ghost town. No one was there to help. I tried asking the one person I saw, a janitor, they had no clue.... Finally found the reception desk, and the Security officers at the reception desk were horrible, they wouldn't even look up from their phones to help us. Didn't know how to get tickets or what website to go to. Once I got the tickets, they refused to even look at us to help. There should be signage inside the building, staff should know where the ticket desk is and how to get tickets, and there should be information about how to get tickets. Unbelievable 😩

Great time. Definitely worth the $6 and change. It was a great day and you could see so much.