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    Palette Lounge

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    8 months ago

    Small and good. Inside the hotel. Excellent service. Bartender was amazing and they brought a TV over so I could watch the WS

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    8 years ago

    Why is no one reviewing this place? It's amazing esp on nice night to sit outside for a drink. And William is an awesome bartender!

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    The Fairmount

    The Fairmount

    4.2
    (441 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    Last stop on our cocktail tour today! Great service, Great Drinks, Very Friendly. This will be one…read moreof the places that we frequent as well

    Eight (!) years ago my friend recommended her favorite place - The Fairmount. She emphasized that…read morethe ambiance and cocktails are something to experience. Eight years worth of Fairmount moments later, this review is well overdue. AMBIANCE: The ambiance allows you to slow down and enjoy your company. The restaurant is dim lit, has fireplaces, and loungey atmosphere. It somehow feels warm and I heard a lot of people refer to it as a second home (people are always so friendly here!). There is ample space - three bars, main dining space, and huge outdoor oasis bar. Nestled in Cedar Fairmount neighborhood, you'll also be able to enjoy historic neighborhood. There are seating arrangements if you're craving company or want to enjoy your date. Seating options include couches by the fireplace, tables, and high tops. Fairmount is delightful during every season. During the summer you can enjoy the bar and patio. In the winter you can dine at the igloos. I prefer all seasons here. FOOD/DRINKS: The menu at Fairmount is impressive and has exciting seasonal/weekly additions. You'll never get bored. The cocktails here are refined, very boozy, and very well crafted. The food is seriously delicious, and consistent every single time. I've been impressed with every dish. The dishes and drinks frequently follow the seasons. During my latest visit I enjoyed Butter Pecan Warm Cider with bourbon ($12, so bold and boozy, tastes like fall). I also ordered Fig Trouble Little China ($15, a more rich version of Old Fashioned, so delicious). I also tasted Short Rib & Risotto for the very first time ($28, such a delicious dish, every bite was just amazing). My favorites? Ah, so hard! I'll go with the Fairmount Burger! It's angus beef burger with bacon-fig chutney. It's so delicious! I can't even be serious about meat at the other burger places, this is easily the best burger in the city. My seasonal favorite? Kevin McCallister seasonal drink that resembles coquito or eggnog. The drink is topped with rice paper that includes the design of Kevin from Home Alone. It's such a fun tradition! I look forward to this drink all year and always tell the world about it! SERVICE: The service is excellent. I haven't been anywhere where service is right on point every single time. Everyone is nice - the owner, hosts, and waitstaff. You truly feel seen and like the most important guest. I've visited previously while on dates and frequently dine here solo, always had the most pleasant service. EVENTS: Many people book events here for their non-profits or companies. As far as individual events, Fairmount hosts a fun NYE party every year! PARKING: Onsite parking lot is available at the back of the building. You can enter through the front doors on Cedar or right through the parking lot door. There are numerous reasons why I love the Fairmount. I consider it to be the best dining experience in the Cedar Fairmount neighborhood of Cleveland Heights. I also love how the owner Jake is very engaged in the community and is incredibly friendly with the surrounding business owners. I'll choose this place again and again for calming ambiance, crafted cocktails, and delicious food. To many more years of Fairmount and at Fairmount!

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    Lost Social Club

    Lost Social Club

    4.2
    (11 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    The Warehouse District has a new upscale spot in town! Recently opening during NBA Allstar weekend…read morein CLE, it has already had the presence of many celebrities come through their doors. The setup has a wow factor as you enter the basement level of the building through a tunnel covered in plants and leading straight to your first photo opp! The circle with pink bench is a cute preview of what's inside. Once you check in with the hostess, enter through a door and welcome to the social club. Beautiful decor that mixes a level of sophistication with a little drama as you see the bright lights. Plenty of seating and even a private room that can be rented out. The drinks are phenomenal and the staff is friendly! The menu offers a mix of unique cocktails (and can be made as mocktail a too) and small bites. Upon recommendation, I tried the F.W. Marg drink. So good! The most unique aspect is the watermelon ice cube. As it melts the drink flavor changes. Creative & fun way to enjoy a cocktail. They open at 5pm, which would be a great spot for chill happy hour. Later in the evening, you'll experience more of a lounge/club vibe. Great edition to downtown CLE!

    We hosted a Young Professional networking event here, which was new for me because typically I only…read morefind myself arriving late on a weekend. I'm so happy we did because Stella made sure we had a stellar time (she put the Stella in Stellar? Sorry, nerd status) and the food provided was super fresh and the staff was so attentive. We had a pretty large group all come in at once and they got us through quickly with our first round of drinks! The ambiance is intimate enough where you can step aside to a table for a nice convo or large enough to create a dancing space where we you're at... which was exactly what some of us did because the music was just too tempting. From a more organized event to a late night par-tay mentality, the subtle and eclectic vibes of Lost put you in the right head space. Highly recommend!

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    InterContinental Cleveland

    InterContinental Cleveland

    3.2
    (94 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$$

    Checked in at 1 am, great staff. Valet was always there and available. Bartender was also stayed…read morelate after closing register to get me a beer. Easy check out and helped me get something from my room after I left. I can't say enough good stuff.

    I've stayed in many hotels over the years, but I can't remember feeling this taken advantage of…read more My son came to Cleveland for major surgery, and we initially expected to stay only five days for his recovery. Unfortunately, complications required additional procedures, and what was supposed to be a short visit has now stretched well beyond three weeks, with our stay likely exceeding a month. The hotel applies "special Cleveland Clinic patient rates," but those rates are neither transparent nor consistent. They started at over $250 per night, quickly increased to more than $300 per night, and when I extended my stay, I was even quoted $400 for a single night. When it became clear that we would need to stay longer than a week, I asked about the weekly rate but was told it could not be applied retroactively. After repeated appeals to the front desk, the director of front office, Kayla Meeder, capitulated and applied a 10% discount. After my son's unexpected second surgery, I inquired about a monthly rate. The only accommodation offered was a waiver of the 17.5% occupancy taxes. Even with that, our total bill will exceed $8,300. Had we known from the outset that our stay would last this long, we would have rented an Airbnb or another extended-stay option for a fraction of the cost. Families staying here are often dealing with serious medical situations and have little choice but to extend their reservations as circumstances change. The pricing structure seems designed to capitalize on that reality rather than support patients and their families during an incredibly difficult time. To make matters worse, the hotel offers few of the amenities that are standard at many lower-priced hotels. There is no complimentary breakfast, no free microwave, and no complimentary refrigerator. These are basic conveniences that hotels such as Fairfield Inn routinely provide. The lack of published rates, combined with fluctuating "Cleveland Clinic patient rates," leaves guests with no way to anticipate or budget for an extended stay. For a hotel that markets itself to families of hospital patients, this approach is deeply disappointing. I rarely leave negative reviews, but I believe others deserve to know what to expect before booking here. I hope the hotel reconsiders how it treats families facing medical crises, because the current pricing and policies leave vulnerable guests feeling exploited rather than supported.

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    The Jolly Scholar

    The Jolly Scholar

    3.7
    (226 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    A brewery on a college campus? Yes, please! The Jolly Scholar is a casual sports bar and restaurant…read morethat also brews its own beer. It was surprisingly excellent on all terms. The single bartender did an amazing job dealing with multiple large parties and the bar clientele that no one felt ignored. They have a large menu of great foods from sandwiches to salads, and lots of sides that would be great to pair with some beers. The brewery is on the campus of Case Western Reserve, so it's an easy one to walk to if you're exploring that area. There's also parking garages and street parking nearby. For us beer fans, we tried a bunch of flight sized beers, and also sprung for some limited cans to share. Prices were reasonable for the quality. It was a fun first brewery visit, one that probably isn't on everyone's most known list.

    The Jolly Scholar was a typical college bar. We arrived when they opened and it appeared staff…read morewere being trained and one staff person was taking care of customers. The dining area was cute and offered video games to play. There students stopping in for take out as we sat and ate our pizza. The pizza was good. The beer was ok. It was not apparent where they brew the beer and they were out of a couple of beer selections. The Jolly Scholar is located on CWRU's campus and they have a parking lot. Usually parking is at a minimum. Overall it was ok, but I would probably choose another brewpub in the area for next meal out.

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