Out of towners who had a great time dancing here. The regulars were very welcoming. We had a…read moregreat time dancing to the DJ and had a couple of tasty drinks. Thank you Cleveland!!! Only disappointment: why didn't anyone join us on the dance floor?!?!? Maybe if we had stayed longer? If we lived in Cleveland we would come here regularly. Cheers.

For a true speakeasy experience while you're in Cleveland, the Foundation Room needs to be on your…read morelist. I was able to visit in a recent trip to the city and would recommend it to those going for a visit as well. Located in the House of Blues, you'll have to enter through the 4th strewn door and head straight to the back. Most "speakeasies" I have visited in the US are pretty obvious (like someone sitting in a chair, directing you to a set of stairs behind them to enter the "speakeasy"), but with the entrance to this one tucked away behind a place with live music and food, it had more of an authentic feel. The friend with me that night even questioned if we were in the right place as I strolled to the back of the restaurant and walked up to the girl seated at a podium. "Excuse me, but is this the way to the foundation room?" I asked her. She affirmed, and we were soon on our way up an elevator. When we got to the second floor, we were promptly greeted by a host, Julius, who showed us around. The decor is sumptuous, a blend of Moroccan, Indian, and Jacobean flair. After checking out a room with relics from an Indian temple and looking at the rooftop (with an Instagram-worthy floral wall), we decided to grab a cozy spot near the bar and ordered a drink. As we sipped on our Old Fashioneds, Julius came by to check on us, and we watched the place fill up with an array of people in a festive mood. It was a lovely way to end a night in Cleveland, and a place I highly recommend that you check out when you're in the area!

Pros: what a great venue! The sound was perfect, we watched The Slackers and Mustard Plug and had…read morethe time of our lives. Drinks are moderately priced, there is plenty of street parking, and the decor rocks. There are limited bathroom stalls but the restrooms were VERY clean. There was toilet paper and soap all night long, I don't think I've ever been to a cleaner rock venue. So happy about that! Cons:The stage is at a bit on an angle, so my friend on her wheelchair had trouble seeing even from the front row, but we were very happy the venue was wheelchair friendly.

The vibe of this place is just amazing!!!! It's a great size if you like more intimate venues. Saw…read moreFour Times Louder, Truss and 10 Years. The fit got pretty tight towards the end of the show. Bring ear protection. You'll thank me later.

I arrived at 630p - it was easy to park (free) and the concert ticket was easy to snag - I spent…read more$35 for lawn seats - $10 chair rental for lawn chair (if you choose) or attendees may sit in the amphitheater/pavilion seats at the back/end most sections - these seats are with chair backs included with the $35 lawn seat purchase. Mini donuts were suggested and I found that vendor easily and enjoyed three flavors 1. plain, 2. apple cider and cinnamon and 3. French toast flavors! They were awesome. ($19 for 18 donuts in all - without tip) I purchase a mosh burger and it was delish - I paired it with a wild cherry flavored water and the burger came with fries - $36 for all this (without tip) Up next! Itzhak Perlman and The Cleveland Orchestra at The Blossom Music Festival. The temp is very nicely manageable - in the lower 80s and the music is phenomenal. The Concert started at 7p! The venue is clean and awesome - sitting within a national park! The setting is peaceful and relaxing and offers a nice cool breeze under the pavilion which sits at the bottom of a hillside in a little valley. Come join us next time! I will definitely come back!

Overpriced BS. We won't be going back. 2 beers were $50 plus tip. I think the whole e patience…read morewould be better had they clearly marked parking places. It's difficult to find car. I'm happy to Have GPS. And we did not see classical music.