OK! So our gravity hill is a local oddity where if you put your car in neutral (this requires that…read moreyou dead stop on a city road) then you will roll "up" the hill really slowly. then when you get to the "top" you will crest the "hill" and go down the "hill". haha Don't look for the ticket booth, you are on a city/countryish road. It is not a store. They do not have beer. There is nothing there except you and the hill. Turn "north" onto king memorial and it is the first "hill" Try to stop when you get to the black mailbox. but seriously don't be unsafe. The cops will be unhappy, and the whole thing in general is not a good idea, but if you do a search for it online it is a real thing. Much funner as a youth with screaming teenagers. Now 20 years later it's still weird. Why did I give it 5 stars???? IDK cause it's GRAVITY HILL!!!

I traveled down the historic brick streets of Little Italy in Cleveland, Ohio today. It was a…read moreparticularly beautiful scene as I drove down the streets with snow coming down in front of me. Fortunately, the ground was warm enough that it wasn't sticking too much. This made driving quite manageable, and I had no issues. From the stately church on Mayfield Street to the well-worn buildings with character carved in entry ways and window facings, you will enjoy the opportunity to drive or take a stroll through the area and just drink in the ambience of what is Cleveland's little Italy Moreover, if you have the opportunity to stop and take some time, there are great restaurants and fantastic stores to experience, including the flower shops and the mom and pop eateries and stores that line the streets and make the area so endearing. I will be back with my family when I have the opportunity to bring them with me. For now, I enjoyed it tonight alone as much as one can do when traveling for medical reasons and also work. This area is adjacent to the Cleveland Clinic campus downtown on Euclid Street - Which I would add is one of, if not the best healthcare locales in the world, as far as I'm concerned. I'm very grateful for that too.

This is a very difficult review to write. I am torn between two extremes…read more On the one hand, Little Italy is the one location in Cleveland I have loved my entire life. I still have fond memories of my dad and I going to the feast when I was just a little boy. I have frequented every establishment in Little Italy and LOVE them all. On the other hand, maneuvering through the traffic, finding parking, or using the valet service has become absolutely intolerable. Even the police officer directing traffic didn't help. After trying to find a way to park for nearly 20 minutes we finally had to call the restaurant and cancel our reservation after explaining we could not park. I don't know how to fix this nightmare, but until they do I believe dinner is out. We'll have to settle for lunches... and keep our fingers crossed.

I visited Graffiti HeArt this past weekend after seeing their new mural on Instagram. It was a…read morequick bike ride from downtown (passing through Asiatown for treats, of course!). They give artists a platform to share their murals and street art across the city. Most of the eye catching art around the city was made possible by Graffiti HeArt! Their HQ building itself is a mural, titled "Beautifully Destroyed". Another mural shines right behind, facing East 49th. It was completed in August by Beau Stanton and features the iconic Cleveland Guardians of Traffic. Check out their website for a list of current street art (http://www.graffitiheart.org/walls/) for a perfect socially distant adventure!

The largest outdoor chandelier in North America, why not? I knew I was in the vicinity of The…read moreChandelier so I went looking for it. There it was, it is indeed a large chandelier. The chandelier is 20 ft tall and has 4,200 crystals and is suspended from a 44 ft structure. It's pretty quirky and fun. It would be best of course to see it at night.

GE Chandelier is a beautiful and massive working outdoor chandelier located in the playhouse square…read moreportion of downtown Cleveland Ohio. From my understanding and from what some locals told us this is the largest outdoor chandelier in the world. Me and my friend and fellow yelper Jeremy J Were here in town in November of 2020 for a Cleveland browns game and we stumbled upon this beauty while walking the surrounding areas and exploring. Very breathtaking and visual stunning piece that will catch the eye of anybody who comes across it. Very well done and cool and unique piece of Cleveland.

way better than bertman's! the best - and i don't even like regular mustard! that's saying…read moresomething. had to have my mom ship a few bottles to chicago. i heart you, SM.

This stuff really is amazing!!! Every time I head back home I grab a few bottles to take back to…read moreTexas with me. While everything might be "bigger in Texas" it's not nearly as Tangy as Cleveland!! :)

Dirty Deeds cover band. Outside of the "drizzle" awesome event. Venue is now fully accessible…read more Kudos to the City of Twinsburg. A bit disappointed as the prior team had more shows and excellent bands. Where is Disco Inferno which was always a sellout?

I love Twinsburg!! I was able to live here for a few months, and I thought it was a great little…read morecommunity. There are great people here, and a nice variety of businesses and restaurants. It is absolutely beautiful as well!

From 1pm to 9pm, we walked performance to performance around a half square mile of Larchmere at the…read moreJun 2025 Porchfest. We chose nine of about 35 free events, mostly played from the front porches of homes, and we reveled in live originals and covers of psychedelic rock, classic rock, blues, funk, jazz, americana, samba, and even polka, plus several DJs! We saw blues played from a condo balcony! Lots of people, often dancing, sometimes singing along. We missed some reggae, pop punk and post-punk, choral folk, Lilith-fair, "twang", hiphop, rap, soul, space and indie and progressive and goddess rock, and even karaoke. There were plenty of food trucks, restaurants, cafes, bars, and vendors of crafts, souvenirs, and some sidewalk chalk-art. There were facilities and shaded seating here and there. Just an amazing neighborhood music event, nearly annually since 2008, one of at least 75 annual porchfest events around the continent!

Porchfest is a blast! Strolling around Larchmere, which is such a cute neighborhood off of Shaker…read moreSquare, and hearing local artists do their things is an absolutely enjoyable experience. Some of the porch owners even go so far as to keep their guests cool with popsicles or water. Very nice of them! If you stick around a while, you'll be able to hear several different bands. While some are ... weird, you can also discovery great groups you wouldn't otherwise discover. And the neighborhood is hopping as well. Make sure to make reservations if you want to eat somewhere, and if not, the food trucks are out as well. I would definitely recommend this event to anyone! Just bring an umbrella if it rains!

Always a good time. We walk through all the barns. Love seeing the youth with their livestock…read more Enjoy looking at the artwork, collections, vintage tractors, vegetables, and the organizations for bee keeping, beer and wine making, natural resources, etc. A vender hasthe best hand-dipped corn dogs. I take home a candy apple. Yum yum.

A yearly tradition. Geauga County fair is a wonderful family based event. Endless food…read moreoptions, cool shows, and live entertainment. Barns full of all the favorite animals. Make sure to catch the pig races! Lots of walking. You can get just about fried here as well!