Stopped here for lunch on Wednesday afternoon. I started with the tortilla soup and it was very…read moreaverage. There wasn't a lot of chicken or anything else in it - it was mostly a semi-thick broth surrounded by lots of tortilla chips. My husband ordered the Reuben and was so so disappointed. The corned beef was tender, but he was appalled when he removed the bread to find a layer of corned beef folded in half to cover half of the sandwich. There wasn't much corned beef at all. Cole slaw also tasted like bland cabbage. :(( Not sure we would return.

Great service at bar Very honest menu suggestions…read more Had a some good shrimp taco's as well as good steak salad. Beer selection was fair. Good vibe

Great food, the burgers were a big hit with all of us and the fries were hot and crispy. Nice place…read moreto hang.

Now that patios are open in Ohio, Tremont Taphouse has implemented some pretty socially distant…read moreways to still dine out but stay safe. I went last weekend with some friends in the early afternoon and waited in line for about 20 minutes before being called. They are limiting the number of people on their patio, so most patrons were aware it is not a "hang out all day" situation. I would describe the serving style to be similar to that of a food court. Once your party is called in, you immediately order by the kitchen window, all food, drinks, silverware are given at that point. Your card is kept on hand and a tab is opened. Once the food for your table is ready, a server will bring all your food at once. When finished eating, there is an area to drop off your metal tray, metal silverware, and trash on your way out the patio area. Tremont Taphouse has definitely implemented an effective way to remain pretty contact-free. And the most important part, all employees wore a mask! The food that I got was pretty standard for Ohio City/Tremont area. The burger and fries were tasty, but I felt like it was a little pricey compared to other American styled restaurants in Ohio City/Tremont, especially since the location is on the outskirts of Tremont. However, since the shutdown of restaurants in Ohio, it was worth the added costs to support local again!

9/15/2025 Ate List:…read moreTurkey Rachel - 5.7 Public House over the years has changed a lot. Near it's opening and when I lived locally. This spot was bumping. Food was amazing and would be THE spot in the area to go. Lunch, Dinner, it wouldn't matter - there would be a wait. With every visit over the last decade or so, my experience continues to decline as the food and service has suffered with time. What once was a staple meal has become a poor iteration of what once was. Bread is obnoxiously thick. The flavors on the ingredients feel off. It's disappointing. Still feel like there's a chance this spot recovers in time but with their expansions - this location has suffered.

Wish I could give 3.5 stars. It's pa.. support pa.. BUY HEINZ!!. Ambiance was great. Love the…read morehanging lights. Service was good-very friendly. Did was good.. solid upscale bar food.

We loved our brief visit here, and the only negative I can say is we didn't have enough time to…read morestay and drink more beer! Next time, we must visit longer. Noble Beast is a great brewery in downtown Cleveland. This one felt more like warehouse breweries all over, but with its own urban jungle vibe of vines growing down from every skylight. Their beer is great quality, which is easy to see by all the awards they have displayed behind the bar akin to high school championship banners. The place was packed, but the bartenders were so nice, even chatting a while about the place. They have seating inside with picnic tables, small tables and chairs, and standing room around the bar and on the back small porch. Just based on our visit for one beer each, I look forward to returning sometime soon!

Cleveland seems to have a fair amount of local craft brewers. I was very happy with my meal, the…read moretasty beers and the service. The chicken sandwich was alright, and I enjoyed the signature Bohemian Pilsner and a nice hazy IPA. Low tables, hi-tops and bar seating aplenty. 10/10 would return!

Outstanding choice for dining in Cleveland. If you are looking for a quintessential Cleveland…read moreexperience, this is it. The Rowley Inn is located in a nice neighborhood (Tremont) across the street from the Christmas Story house. I had three meals there. The first, loaded pierogis, was the ultimate comfort dish. Pierogis with potato centers were covered in diced kielbasa, bacon (yes, bacon), and covered in cheddar cheese. Ahhhhh. The others at my table raved about the kielbasa and pierogi dish. They also liked the beer selection. How do you know you have a great find? You think about the meal long after it is consumed. Next meal- breakfast. I had the kielbasa and pierogi omelet. Need I say more? Finally, we came back a third time and I ordered the burger. No burger place (save Chuckbox in Tempe, AZ) can match the Rowley burger. The burger is actually seasoned and cooked to order. I had it medium rare. Sheer perfection. Typing this review makes me sad because I live far away from Cleveland. If you are in The Land, you must drop everything you are doing to get to the Rowley Inn. It is a 8 minute drive from downtown.

I had a damn decent time at the Rowley Inn! Visiting Cleveland from San Antonio for some…read morepresidential history, but when I saw this joint had been on Guy Fieri's "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives"... I definitely aimed to visit. I mean, plus... There's a pretty famous house across the street. I waited a few moments longer than I would have liked for the hostess to seat me, ultimately choosing a two top behind a pillar toward the back. This may have been a mistake... As service waned throughout my meal. The bacon wrapped tots are a MUST TRY. Fantastic! The steak frites was also very good. I've been to nice steak joints that don't know how to cook a steak medium that consistently throughout. My initial water glass was cracked, and a decent chip in the top almost cut my lip. I brought it to the servers attention and she replaced it. And, I also ordered an Arnold Palmer, which never came. Had it not been for those oversights, it may have been a five star review, which is a definite rarity for me when I've tried "Triple-D" locations. Usually I leave disappointed. Y'all, it's an old school bar vibe. Divey. Loved it! Very cool ambiance. So glad I went. It may have been a little loud, honestly...but it is a bar...and I'm getting old! Hahaha!

The ambiance mostly. Lots of craft brews and just enough of a food menu to make it a dinner stop…read more Hit it most on date night with my girlfriend.

Updated Review. Spoke with Manager and he indicated that my card was run by accident when trying…read moreto close out another person's account. So I am updating my review to indicate friendly service, great food, and great atmosphere. Thanks for holding on to my card for so long until I got back into town. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Sat outside on a gorgeous night. So easy to place orders and help was easy to find. Food was…read moredelicious and location optimal. Highly recommend!

My best friend and I were looking for a restaurant nearby. We didn't want the basic pub and grub…read morefood. This place came up and really loved the menu selections. We dined in for dinner on a Saturday early evening. We ordered: -shishito peppers -bone marrow -beet salad -everything carrots Butcher and the Brewer is one of the best spots on East 4th. The atmosphere is lively without feeling chaotic, the service is consistently welcoming, and the food comes out packed with flavor. The house‑made beers are always worth trying, and the shareable plates make it easy to sample a little of everything. A great choice downtown whether you're grabbing drinks or settling in for a full meal.

Very warm and inviting brewery with a variety of craft brew options. The space is super cozy and…read morethey have tons of board games and card games for all to play. This is the perfect spot to stop in on a cold or rainy day to enjoy a craft brew, a small snack, and enjoy some games with friends. I sampled a variety of beers and ended up getting a flight of 4. I don't remember them, but will say that their beer style overall was not my favorite. I did enjoy the cider and they had some other good canned options in a cooler.

One of the most unique breweries around. Building is full of character. They don't blast loud…read moremusic, you can come work here if you want. Socializing doesn't require shouting, etc. and on top of that, the beer is phenomenal and Vaughn loves to try different styles and frequently rotates beers to keep it fresh. All the bartenders make it an inviting atmosphere as well.

Southern Tier Brewery is a great spot right in the heart of downtown Cleveland. The beer selection…read moreis excellent, with plenty of unique seasonal options alongside their classics. The space feels open and lively, and the staff is consistently welcoming and quick with recommendations. The food options looked really delicious but we already had dinner. However, everything is well‑priced for the area. We came to have a couple of drinks . I opted for espresso martini and my best friend ordered a flight: -Tangier IPA SESSION -Raspberry Wheat Ale -Pumqueen cider -Legacy Lager -Praise the Haze IPA She enjoyed the drinks especially the cider and my drink was very yummy! Since they have beers to go, I ordered a four pack of their seasonal Cheat Day Brownie swirl ice cream imperial ale for my fiancée because he loves their beers. Whether you're stopping in before a game or just grabbing a casual drink, it's an easy place to enjoy good beer and a relaxed atmosphere.

The food was fantastic. The restaurant was clean and orderly. We got seated right away…read more The issue was our service- we were passed around to several different waitresses, they forgot about us at least twice, and one of our waitresses took my food and disposed of it without asking when I was still eating. My partner and I were both too stunned to stop her! If you want to go here, get takeout.

I rarely write reviews, but Masthead is one of my favorite stops whenever I make the trip to…read moreCleveland for a Guardians game. They have an excellent beer selection, great food, and an overall fun, welcoming atmosphere that keeps me coming back year after year. My only criticism is that staff are very proactive about clearing tables. On more than one occasion, someone has taken items without asking first, including a drink I was still planning to finish. I appreciate the effort to keep the dining area clean, but a quick "Are you finished with this?" would go a long way and make the experience even better.

Thanks to generous friends, I've had quite a few canned beers from Masthead Brewing over the years…read moreand really enjoyed the quality and fun consistent labels with changing color patterns. Because of this, we made an effort visit and were glad we did. The pizza is some of the best I've had in years, so that's a must if you're visit. I just love the story; this brewery is downtown in a huge building that looks almost too big for what's inside. It's an old newspaper building, hence Masthead. But even more fun, the original name of the city was "Cleaveland" but it couldn't fit on the newspaper masthead, so they simply shortened it to "Cleveland" and here we are today. The brewery name is in reference to these stories. They have a ton of seating, and a well planned ordering area as you enter. They have high tops, bar seating, and huge long tables for large groups or to share. They also have a great outdoor seating and standing area along the city streets lined with trees. The bartenders were all super friendly and efficient with all the customers constantly coming up. I got a great flight of styles, I wish I had the time to have had more; next time. Our table ordered a bunch of different pizzas to try; I loved the crispy yet soft crusts, cheeses, oils, and fresh ingredients on tap. Prices on everything is reasonable for the quality. This was definitely a favorite stop of the day, and a must-visit if you're on a beer tour of the area.