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!

Great polish boy. Liked to order to go food came out hot and fresh. Customer friendly.read more

We ordered for pick up since we were staying in the hotel across the street. Easy to order. We got…read more4 meals and u got an alert when it was ready earlier than anticipated . Food was all packed up with napkins and utensils. I got the chicken and shrimp dirty fries. The meat was so good and full of flavor. I would get again and skip the ranch ( I didn't realize it had ranch on it.) two meal were cheesesteak wraps. They were solid. The chicken tenders (for kid) weren't good. Just too much breading. I suspect they are purchased and just cooked. Overall really good and would order again

Harry Buffalo is a good choice for downtown with TVs to watch games. We had the wings and a burger…read more Skip on the onion petals... they are not like the outback blooming onion! Service was good. They have a golden tea game there for kids to keep them busy. Wrap around bar if you are traveling solo.

As a downtown resident, I usually order through Toast and walk over to pick up my food, but since…read moreit was Game 2, I decided to watch the game while eating at the bar. I arrived a few minutes before halftime and sat at the bar. It wasn't busy, maybe six people total. I initially sat near the end by a column and figured the bartender might not notice me right away, but as a former bartender myself, I assumed he'd eventually make his way around the bar to check on guests. That never happened. After a couple of people left, I moved closer to the front of the bar near the entrance. A few more minutes passed before the bartender finally approached me. I had already grabbed my own menu from behind the bar area by that point. When I ordered, he asked if the food was "to go," which honestly made me feel like my sitting there during the game was more of an inconvenience than business. I ordered food and a drink. By the time my food came out, my drink was already about three-quarters gone, which would have been the perfect opportunity to check back in or offer another round. The food runner brought out my meal, but the bartender never checked on me once. I would have gladly ordered additional drinks, but I was never asked. Basic hospitality and bar service 101: check on your guests and keep the interaction going. I ate my food without so much as another drink to help wash it down. I closed out and left; there wasn't even a "thanks for coming in" or "have a good night." I ended up going elsewhere afterward to watch the 4th quarter, having a few more drinks, and receiving significantly better service. As someone who used to bartend, this experience was frustrating because good bar service is not complicated. A bartender who stays engaged with guests will naturally sell more drinks, create a better atmosphere, and earn better tips. I still tipped 17% because I don't stiff people, but that below my usual 25%+. That level of service didn't even deserve what I left.

Great brunch spot!! Valet park or park in deck across the street. Food is delish! Staff are cordial…read moremost of the time

Really disappointed…read more Came in for a table for two, with my service dog. They sat two other people that came in 10 minutes after me, then when I got upset explained that they were waiting for a specific table to leave. (The people paid their check and sat for another 45 minutes, leaving the same time we asked for our check) I explained that seating people before me, then hoping a table would leave to accommodate me, while not communicating with me is not ok. I was met with "oh" and "yeah, but". I ended up sitting at a high top which is uncomfortable for me but they seemed unwilling to help find a solution other than apologies. (Lydia was very nice) I am light skinned and my partner is white, everyone else was black. It crossed my mind as to why, but I hope it's not the case that we were discriminated against. And there's a mandatory 18% tip. Good thing there was, not sure I would've left one.

A big regional favorite, Southern Tier from New York state merged a few years ago with Victory from…read morePA near where I grew up, Six Point Brewing, and a few other brands. Thanks to this merger, there were selections from each on tap as each has their own specialties and signature. We came right after opening on a Sunday morning, and there were already people enjoying some beers. It was a late night for us, so it was great to also have an iced tea and Philly cheesesteak, then start enjoying all the great beers on tap. Their beer is consistently made, draft lines and glassware clean. We had a great interaction with bartender Shannon, who was super attentive and friendly the whole time. They have mostly inside seating, with bar stools. A merchandise shop is at the host stand. You must also checkout the basement, with barrels and comfy seating areas, I'm told it's a sight to behold around the holidays. Prices are reasonable, and you know what you're getting when you come here. It's worth a visit, especially if you need a good meal and some beers after a game nearby.

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.

Unexpected highlight of our stay! We kind of just tumbled in here blindly before a Guardians game…read morenot realizing how incredible it was going to be. If we had more time and/or return to Cleveland I would/will go back and order more thoughtfully! We split the Big Pig sandwich, side potato salad and a couple beers. Our waiter was awesome, atmosphere was electric. A++!!

Oooof, If you've ever had Texas BBQ, or well probably any other BBQ across America, I'd skip this…read moreone. I'm not sure how this place has decent reviews. The BBQ is terrible. If you actually want the best BBQ fly to Dallas and go to Terry Black's or Pecan Lodge. I wanted to try a hodgepodge of a bunch of different meats and items, and sadly all of them were flat out bad. Up first, a $13 Kentucky Old Fashioned. Oof, well it wasn't an Old Fashioned as much as it was a shot of bourbon. Better luck next time. I had never had Pierogi in my life so I wanted to try it. I got the one here for $12.50. Wooof. I won't be ordering that again. I got a side of $7.50 potato salad. At least it was eatable. For the main course, I had the $58 giant beef rib. This is typically my favorite item at any BBQ restaurant. Whoa, the one here was a greasy, fatty, messy waste of money. So disappointing. Sorry, this is the worst BBQ I've ever had, anywhere.

Went to the Butcher & Brewer on an early Friday night. Food was decent, came out quickly. I had…read morethe flat bread; the other folks had the sliders. Again, decent food. What was irritating was the order by QR code method. I go to a restaurant to be waited on, to finally relax and enjoy the service. Running through pictures and prices on my phone screen, then punching in your CC is not my idea of a relaxing experience. Dump this and pay your servers and maybe we'll come back!

Okay, the Crispy Pork Shank was sooooo SOOOO good. It's been a couple weeks since I went here, and…read moreI'm still thinking about it. The Patatas Bravas (not pictured) were also very good-- nice and crispy, and a little spicy! I'd come back here just for those two things. The Beet Salad was okay, it was just waaayyy over seasoned -- way too salty. At least that can easily be corrected. The vibe of the place is cool and trendy. And the staff was all very nice, and offered a lot of help. We sat outside, so we had to order from a QR code, which was different, but fine! I'm not sure if the ordering process is different if you sit inside.

Convenient location, hours that extend late into the night and a fantastic menu whether you pick up…read moreor go the delivery route Pizza Melt is your one stop lunch or dinner spot. We opted to order lunch in, no photos of the pizza, my coworkers were too quick. We ordered in a half pan antipasto salad, overflowing with cheese, pepperoni, peppers, croutons and several options of homemade dressing. We also ordered 3 medium pizzas, cheese, pepperoni and the Pizza Melt special pie, meatball/sausage/pepperoni and onion. And to round it we ordered cookies, peanut butter and chocolate chip (fresh baked and still warm) with chocolate pistachio baklava. Ordering online is simple, easy and you get points towards your next order too. The staff even takes the time to call when they are in their way or if there is a change in the order. So skip the online ordering apps and order from Play a Melt, they have dis much more than just pizza and calzones.

Best kept secret from fast and delicious pizza in downtown Cleveland. I stopped in for a late…read morelunch and ended up with some of the best pizza I've had in a long time. Fresh ingredients, doughy crust, and tangy sauce. Make it your lunch spot on your next trip to Downtown Cleveland.