food is served in the same building, staff is friendly, loads of seating, good prices, trivia…read morenights, and free parking garage nearby

This is the brewery inside of the Van Aken District. First, what an awesome area. People were all…read moreover the place outside and inside frequenting the multiple businesses inside. Live music was being played outside which of course brought in tons of people. This particular location had a ton of beers to choose from. Many different styles. I felt as though they were lacking in the bourbon choices. They did not have vodka when I asked for my normal drink. So, if I were picky, that lack in the liquor selection in some ways. Service was good. The main person who helped was talkative, but quick to customers when they needed something. Very knowledgeable as well on the beers they offer. Worth the trip to visit here and the entire Van Aken District.

Every beer adventure I go on, there are always a special one or two that standout among the best…read more Our visit to Forest City Brewery was one of those; I'd love to come back. This brewery feels like it's in a quiet residential neighborhood because it is; nearby is a wine by but otherwise it's picturesque streets and homes. Going inside it looks a little unremarkable, like a garage brewery anywhere. But inside it's special. The main bar room is like an open barn, with warmth tasteful decor. Behind the bar is an antique ice chest, used to display their merchandise. They have a small menu of tasteful styles; we all got to talk to one of the brewers who was clearly proud of what they make. Further inside there are other rooms for private events, working brewery areas, historical decor, and restrooms at the end. The real draw here though is the outdoor beer garden: wood chip floor, big comfy Adirondack chairs, picnic tables, high tops, fire pit areas, basically any type of seating for groups or singles. Big trees, ivy, green everywhere; it was so relaxing enjoying our flights as cyclists and others came in and out through the gate from the street. The beer was also great, delicious quality and reasonable prices. This is a must-visit brewery in Cleveland, you sure don't feel like you're in a city when you're here.

Great beer, excellent food options, great vibe…read more It was my first visit to Forest city brewery and I just absolutely loved it. We sat outside in cozy lawn chairs. It's like being in an awesome backyard with super good beer and great food. Staff was helpful with beer selection providing tastes and suggestions.

I thought I was alone, but I see the man-bun bartender (owner?) has shown his arrogance to others…read moreas well. Too bad, since it's a cool place but the prices and service don't jive. He has no patience, and you are dumb and wasting his time. Bye bye bunny!

Awesome cocktail lounge in Cleveland Heights. Drinks were excellent and the bartender was kind…read more They also have a cool bae/lounge downstairs that seems perfect for an intimate birthday party.

You walk into a couple tables & a bar, but there's an even bigger space in the back filled with…read moremore tables. They also have events back there and live music on certain nights. They also host a bunch of public events too. The night we were there there was a private fundraiser going on, but the front part of the brewery was still open to public. Staff was super friendly! You order everything at the bar. They had a good variety of beers. Food menu had some apps and flatbreads. I got the Buffalo chicken flatbread and the everything pretzel. The pretzel was good but wished it would've been a little softer. Flatbread was decent. The food wasn't bad by any means but they were nothing special either.

Bizarre place. Walked in around 8:45 to grab a quick bite and a couple drinks. Sat for several…read moreminutes with zero interaction from anyone working. My wife finally went up and got menus and at 9:02 we went to place an order. NOPE, kitchen closes at 9pm. You would think they have a massive menu with tons of prep, nope, hot dogs, pretzels and nachos. So after wasting time waiting on any semblance of service, we missed this deadline by two minutes and got nothing. Live in the area and I wont ever be back. I enjoy frequenting small businesses but this is the kind of place that chases customers to the chains because of their arrogance. First and last time Ill go there. In todays competitive environment to get consumer dollars, my advice would be to take the $40 I was willing to spend on 2 hot dogs and two drinks.

Been wanting to check out Sibling Revelry Brewing Co and it definitely didn't disappoint!…read more My son and I shared the Italian Club with a side of Brussels sprouts. The sandwich was outstanding and packed with ham, turkey, pepperoni, pepper jack cheese, and a sun-dried tomato walnut pesto. I honestly thought my 11-year-old might be skeptical of the green pesto, but he ended up loving it too. My husband and older son both ordered the Brewer Burger; one with chips and one with fries and everyone really enjoyed their meals. My husband also tried two beers, the Millennial Haze and Swirl of Particulates (pictured), and gave both a thumbs up. The setup is casual and easygoing: you seat yourself, order drinks at the bar, and food at a separate counter. It was a gorgeous night, so the open-air atmosphere and outdoor seating made it even better. Definitely a spot we'll be back to!

Sibling Revelry is a popular Brewpub in Westlake. They have a great beer selection and good food…read moremenu. My favorite beer is Taco Party. You order beer and food at the bar and take a seat. They give you a pager for the food and you pick it up at a window. They have a full bar in the event you are not a beer drinker. The staff is friendly and helpful. The brewery is so popular it is often hard to find a spot to park. Their lot is usually full and we have to park around back and walk. When we were there one person parked his SUV on the grass between tables and the patio. Staff made an announcement that he had to move. In addition there were so many small children running around. One boy was climbing on the railing and my seat. His parents were not watching him. It happened multiple times. Sibling Revelry advertises a family friendly environment, but some parents are not watching their children. I would definitely choose another brewery with a more laid back feel and less commotion.

Thoroughly disappointed by our experience at Goldhorn…read more When we walked in, one bartender glared at us as we sat down and expected us to... customer serve ourselves? The other was too engrossed in his conversation with other patrons to notice us. We weren't greeted, asked if we had any questions about the menu, etc. Once we got our drink order in, we were interested in getting food as well. Getting the attention of the staff was truly a feat to boot. We finally got the food order in and ended up moving to a table because the first bartender kept staring at us with her hands on her hips. We got the food, expecting something like Bottlehouse/Masthead/HiHo for our meal, and it was Sysco food. The chicken sandwich was a Sysco chicken tender on a bun. For over $35.00 in food alone, we expected more. We both work in the service industry and understand that things happen, but being treated like an inconvenience for our entire experience is something I was not expecting from a brewery with such high ratings. The cherry on top: in the men's room, 1 of the 3 sinks and both of the urinals were out of order. Definitely will not be back.

We arrived at Goldhorn right when it opened. Parking is in back and enter through the back of the…read morebuilding. It is a very large space. They have indoor and outdoor seating and a game area. We ordered at the bar and our food was brought to the table. The staff were friendly and helpful. A few people arrived as we ate our lunch. The food and beer were good. Overall it was a nice brewery.

The workers are so kind and amazing. I don't remember my servers name, but she had brown hair, a…read morenecklace, earrings, and looks/sounds young. She was amazing and kind! Checking in on us, so and so. When me and my family entered the pub, this kind young lady greeted us and asked us how many was in our party. I think she had dyed hair, and I don't know her name either, but she was very kind and helpful. The food is also amazing here!! I tried the Irish breakfast and it was very good. It was big portion wise, but to me that's a good thing. Our food came out quick, fresh and hot. We also got seated at a corner table near one of the entrances/exits and the corner tables ate so cute! I love the stools, and the interior design of the place.

I visited with my friend Olga's book club for a book club discussion on Tuesday evening, 20 January…read more2026. My group were supposed to go to Habesha Ethiopian restaurant for dinner and book club but they were closed so we found ourselves at PJ's Irish Pub. AMBIANCE -- Dimmer light but not too dark inside. Typical, traditional bar look and feel. Lots of booth tables plus a center bar area with chairs around it. DRINKS -- I don't drink alcohol so I can't comment on their drink offerings but considering that this is an Irish Pub, they must have lots of options to choose from such as beer. FOOD -- Their menu is large with dishes such as pot pie, tacos, meatloaf, etc. I didn't want to spend a lot of money so I just ordered 2 beef tacos that came with tomatoes but I forgot to ask for it to come without cheese. So, I had to remove the shredded cheese from it. There was a lot of cheese on the tacos too. The tacos were fine - simple enough and the beef tasted just right. This pub is probably more known for their drinks but I may be wrong. Everyone on my table seemed to enjoy their dinner. I noticed someone ordered meatloaf, another for a chicken pot pie, another had a big plate of broccoli with something else (the broccoli looked tasty), and so on. SERVICE (5/5) -- our group was treated well. We were greeted upon walking in plus our server took our orders at a reasonable time. PARKING -- Not the best like most places in the area because it is street parking only but I was very lucky to find a street parking spot right in the front of the pub. You can probably park at the shopping district parking lot across the street where a gas station is located. Overall, although I wasn't expecting to even visit PJ McIntyre's Irish Pub on that cold January evening, it was a nice enough experience (mostly FUN because of the book club group rather than the food). The beef tacos that I ordered were fine and a fair price (around $6.50 total). I most likely won't be back since I don't drink alcohol and I hardly visit pubs or bars for dinner. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 11/250 total reviews in 2026 - 852 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 27 February 2026

A solid neighborhood, narrow bar. I usually run into some people I wish I didn't up in here, up in…read morehere. Take a date up here and let her see how you live. She will either head for the hills or reach a solid understanding of what makes you tick. If it goes well, pop over next door to Buyer's Outlet. Buy her a houseplant to show her that you care about things besides self destruction. If the date went super well, do the plant idea followed by the liquor store also in the strip mall. Take the date and liquor home. I can't advise any further, I just hope the best for you.

Very small dive bar and only food they have are a rack of chips. No worries because drinks are…read morecheap and bartenders are friendly. It's a shot and beer bar and in Warren Road plaza. You could prob grab ice cream from Dairy Queen next door and they wouldn't care if you ate it in here. There is another bar in the plaza if you need food but this place place has all the drinks you need.