Best fish fry in area. Plenty of options for entree and sides. Service with a smile also is a…read morebonus.

I had attended an outside picnic for our club here. The area was fabulous, the restrooms spotless…read moreand the grounds kept up. I highly recommend anyone looking for an outdoor party area to see this one!

Great lounge, personable staff. A friend and I spent a day watching football and smoking cigars…read more.. great atmosphere, highly recommend

Very nice place for events. Historic venue. The catering was good. I'm not sure which caterers…read moreare allowed but there was nice buffet. There's free parking next to the club. The banquet room on the first floor was comfortable for about a hundred people.

The College Club of Cleveland is a great venue for weddings and other events. With a grand…read morestaircase and several rooms for multi-purpose uses, it provides the perfect backdrop and conversation piece. The building is a Cleveland historical landmark featuring three floors of original woodwork, furniture and design. For weddings you can choose to have your own caterer or use their in house catering (Pearl of the Orient). Super cool not-so-secret secret: Go to the third floor for the old ballroom and billiards, now used as an indoor archery range (archery classes are hosted at the Club twice a month). Definitely a great venue for those looking for a historical setting.

Great food and people. servers worked hard to make the lines short. The customers all wanted to…read morehave fun

PVA is a tremont staple. Awesome spot for cheap drinks and a good place to watch games and hang out…read morewith friends. Always worth the visit! Service is great

I've been to The House of Blues so many times over the years and I personally enjoy it. I think the…read morestaff from the security to the wait staff are always friendly and helpful. I have had tickets in the balcony which is nice if you're going to a more relaxing show but I typically get standing room floor tickets. They also offer VIP seats behind the stand room floor area. Standing room can get pretty packed but there is usually space in the back to get some extra breathing room. The drinks at the bar tend to be a bit pricey but what you'd typically expect from a concert venue. The drink selection is fine - I would prefer more craft beer options but they do carry PBR which I enjoy from time to time. They also have some food options more than just popcorn and pretzels. I typically get the chicken tenders which average but it's nice to have actual options for food.

Not a bad seat in the house. We choose the upstairs area. Went to see the band Cartel with two…read moreopeners: Landon Conrath and Hunny. Enjoyed all three. Several bar areas so the lines were not bad. Clean bathrooms!!

Saw Menopause 2 the musical and it was hilarious, even for the men in our party! Hanna is located…read moreon 14th street, not next to the line of theatres. This theatre seemed more modern than the other theatres. The seating definitely more plush, spacious and comfortable but overall not as big Mimi Ohio, Connor Palace or KeyBank State theatre where the larger headliner shows are.

We went to see Sense & Sensibility. First time at Hanna Theater. Everyone working there was very…read morepleasant, helpful, and happy to be there, especially the two gentleman in Will Call. The theater is laid out perfectly for performances. It's smaller which gives just about every seat in the house a good view. This is nice because it can cater to every price point.

Amazing fireworks at the Grove last night. What a super cool family experience. They lined the…read moredrive with food trucks including some cold/frozen treats for the kids. Band was good. Plenty of clean bathrooms available. Great police presence to keep everyone e feeling safe. Perfect opportunity for a family night out. Kudos to Mayfield Village.

A remarkable open air Amphitheatre with a wide natural sloping grassy hill makes viewing and…read morespreading out very enjoyable. We had a nice picnic from our lawn chairs and hear Cleveland's reggae artist, Carlos Jones, put on a splendid show of 21/2 hours. Everyone had a great time; children of all ages danced and clapped to the wonderful Jamaican rhythm.

Jazz Hands If you're…read morelooking for a night of entertainment, look no further than CPH and visit this theatre. This place is the bees knees. We'll start off with the building and facilities.... All the theatres include exquisite architecture. From detailed lobbies, to unique art, they have it all here. Grooving through the Allen theater for the CPH performance of A Christmas Story, I was throughly impressed with the cast, sets, and audio quality. The show was full of energy and the cast executed the plot wonderfully. I hope all those cats make it big. The only negative to my experience was the two women who drinking wine in front of me. It was quite strong and stimulated my gag reflex during the show. One would get tipsy just by sitting in their section. And they kept purchasing the drinks from the concession stand. Maybe CPH should consider having an "Friends of Bill W" meeting room if they continue to serve alcohol. Speaking of the concessions, buyer beware, it's cashless. In addition, and most important, they still have the soft pretzels from my childhood . Bottles of water are expensive, so bring your own, or maybe just plan on being dehydrated. Regarding the comfort of the Allen Theatre, specifically the seats in Allen were much more comfortable than the nasty red tiny velour ones in the large Playhouse Palace Theatre. There's enough room in aisles to stretch your legs and not feel like you need a knee replacement, after sitting through a show. The Allen Theatre is the perfect sized theater, with great angles from all seats, not too small, or too big. Dancing back to the lobby, you will find some rather tacky white pleather sofas... similar to the pants you may have owned in the 70s. These sofas look clunky & out of place, and I feel these need to be removed immediately to preserve the old time feeling of the building and historic culture of the venue. I understand the importance of providing seating, but these don't match. Whoever approved these sofas, killed the vibe and is trying to eliminate a natural historic element of Cleveland. It's a disgrace to all architects and historians. But with great history, comes great responsibility, and if you review my photos, you'll note each photo is blurry, probably due to the theater ghosts. (Except the photo "Stinky Wine.") personally, I felt a positive theatre ghost presence, but wanted to set the scene. In the lobby, you'll also find various awards, which I'm not sure what they all are, or if they're real, but it's cool. Additionally, there was a family room, located near the Facenmeyer Lobby, but I'll be darned if I could find an entrance. But to be fair, I didn't want to see Uncle Joe or Aunt Millie so I didn't bother to look around too much. I also like to run in the other direction when children are near. Accessibility wise, Playhouse and CPH are great, with a plethora of elevators, ramps, rails, and seats, making the trek a little easier for folks. I didn't bring my tape measure to ensure all the ramps were 10' and 2' but the incline didn't seem as nuts as other ramps in town. Bathrooms are also plentiful, with vanities and stalls to ensure large intermission crowds. When I visited, it was Christmas season, thus everything was adorned with holly and most people were jolly. Redcoats are available to guide guests to their viewing throwns and ensure etiquette in the theatre. They were very kind and passionate for theater. Overall, great night out, but watch out for women obsessed with wine, theatre ghosts and ugly sofas.

CPH has tons of free events and discounts to make theatre affordable. The $25 under 35 partnership…read morewith SCENE allows young people to see quality theatre at a fair price. If you want to see up and coming artists, I recommend checking out one of the MFA student shows! $15 ticket or $7.50 for students. These kids have crazy talent.