A friend and I were visiting from out of town and stopped here to kill some time before we checked…read morein to our hotel. As we were getting comfortable at the bar, the bartender greeted us with "welcome shots"- immediate five stars - and was as friendly as could be. Our drinks were made quickly, enthusiastically and never went empty during our visit. I tried two drinks on the menu (I cannot recall their names) and while they were creative, I wasn't a fan of either. Despite this though, Cloak and Dagger gets five stars for atmosphere and service.

This cocktail bar was able to seat us without a reservation. The drinks were all incredible (do…read morenote that they change their menu up every 2-3 months). This current menu is designed as a DND campaign where you can drink and play with friends through the entire menu. I got the Heretics cocktail which is tequila based and it was herbaceous and delicious.

Pro- good food and selection. Wonderful patio atmosphere…read moreCon- poor service. Not attentive and made us feel put out

I had gotten a gift certificate for Christmas here and I was excited to try it. We went during the…read moreweek. So I can't speak to how busy it gets on the weekends, but we had a great waiter who went over the menu & specials and had some great recommendations - which I appreciated since neither one of us had been there before. I went with the pasta special and it was wonderful! I'm not a beef eater but the steak was cooked perfectly and got rave reviews. It's a really nice place and the food was delicious. I can't say it'll be a place we go regularly, but I highly recommend it!

Small bar,but we heard about good food and wanted to try. I got the sloppy bob, they make it there,…read moreits good, but skimpy on the portion. Everything else, frozen. Even when you ask the bar tender how something is, she says, frozen. Burgers are plain frozen patties. Disappointed with frozen bar food.

Stopped for later lunch. 2 pm on Saturday. Husband got the kielbasa and kraut sandwich. Very large…read moreportion. Enjoyed it. French fries were meh- frozen fair. I got the burger- I never eat the bun. The special sauce was delicious but I wanted more of it. Not enough. Tasted great but not enough. Same with spicy blueberry wings. Super crispy and excellent flavor however the sauce is so thin it does stay on. Pooled at the bottom ( see pic). Again, great flavor but wish it stuck. Super loud. Maybe not even 20 people. Can't imagine full! Needs a fabric wall or something for sound. Couldn't hear the music that was on. Would try again but maybe use outdoor seating when warmer.

Had such a fun evening at Vosh Lakewood with friends! We reserved one of the outdoor igloos, and it…read moremade for such a unique winter dining experience. Even though it was the warmest day in February (close to 60° when we arrived at 5:30), stepping into the igloo still felt cozy and seasonal. I've been here in the summertime and dined on the outdoor patio, so coming back in the winter and enjoying dinner in an igloo on that very same patio was such a cool full-circle moment. It was a lot of fun and gave the space a totally different vibe, intimate, festive, and perfect for a girls' night out. We started with the margarita pizza as an appetizer; simple, fresh, and flavorful. The crust was thin with a great texture and not over saucy with the right amount of cheese and basil. For my entrée, I ordered the Lenten special: pan-fried Lake Erie perch fillets served with two potato cheese pierogies topped with caramelized onions, coleslaw, dill remoulade, lemon, and cornbread. So good! The perch was perfectly cooked, light, crispy, and not greasy at all, although the breading was a bit bland. The pierogies were soft and flavorful, and the caramelized onions added the perfect touch of sweetness. And the dill remoulade was excellent. Everything on the plate complemented each other beautifully. The service was excellent. Our drinks, appetizers, and meals came out quickly, hot, and fresh. Our server was very attentive and on top of everything without being overbearing, which made the whole experience even better. Between the cozy igloo atmosphere, delicious food, and great service, it was a fantastic night. I'll definitely be back again!

Exceptionally average. The two stars are for the amaretto sour and the amaretto sour only, it was…read morereally good. Service was not bad but not good. Food was super super boring- the pierogi were dry and flavorless and the presentation of the whipped feta alone.. i mean, come on. Could not get a good read on the vibes. I'd go back and sit at the bar maybe and have like, a salad.

I have never celebrated Dyngus Day before. In all honesty, I really don't know what Dyngus Day…read moreis...? But yesterday my wife and I decided to get involved with the festivities in Gorden Square/Battery Park. So on a brisk but sunny day we drove down to Battery Park in Cleveland and visited "All Saints Public House" for a tall glass of Guinness and a dish of Cabbage and Noodles topped with a Bratwurst. The Battery Park area is a wonderful part of town and a fun place to visit. "All Saints" is a great ethnic bar/restaurant. It's dark, moody, warm, full of awesome people, and just a great place to be. The lady and gentleman that waited on us were really great and made us feel right at home. We sat and talked and watched "Gone with the Wind", drank a wonderfully satisfying Guinness (on tap), and ate some of the best Cabbage and Noodles I've ever had, with an excellent Bratwurst on top. Turns out, Dyngus Day is a load of fun... and I'm still not sure what it is?

A 4 min walk from Terrestrial Brewery; we were 45 min early since my husband wanted to make sure he…read morecould find parking on a Saturday night. Ended up parking in front of Terrestrial Brewery, had a drink, then took the 4 min walk down the street. I was mesmerized by the aesthetic as soon as we walked in; giving cozy, industrial, macabre century home vibes . The menu felt polish babcia inspired. I had the chicken paprikash and added a side of pierogi, yum! Looking forward to patio season so we can visit again with our pups.

This place is a very friendly, cozy little neighborhood dive bar with great food. Love it!read more

We loved the food--it's awesome to find a place where everything on the menu is vegan. There were…read morealso a few domestic beers that are a little harder to find. We ordered Lonestar and Stroh's with the cheesesteak and Nashville hot chicken. Coming on a Saturday night seems like it could get a little tricky, but it wasn't too busy when we got there. Later, there was a dance night with DJs playing vinyl new wave synth sets. I would have been like extremely in my zone but the crowd seemed a little territorial. There is a younger locals only, college bar vibe that felt kind of exclusive so we didn't stay too long into the night. Anyway, once the bar got crowded, it was a little hard to be seated there. Overall, we had a pretty nice time and the food made it worth it. Would go back!

So happy we stopped at Quinn's Kitchen and Bar in Bay Village today. This is a place that flew…read moreunder our radar until tonight. It's been a round since 2023. How did we miss this place? We had seen some instagram post about peanut butter dessert and thought we should stop. This old Lawson's building has been converted into an intimate, beautiful and inviting restaurant. The menu is one of those menu's where you want to try 3 or 4 things and feel bad you can only try one of two. So we will definitely come back. Service from Britt was spot on and we visited with the GM Patrick. The food. We tried the smash burger. Large double burger( I would characterize as a double cheese burger as the patties where not smashed), amazing taste and cooked perfectly. As a side I got the cherry goat cheese salad as a side. Not one thing bad about this salad. Perfect. We tried the blackened Chicken on a cheesy risotto. Wow. Licked the plate. We ordered the blood orange sorbet and was surprised with a small portion of the Peanut Butter Bomb. Holy Cats. The Peanit Butter Bomb may be the best dessert ever. We will be going back soon. Very very soon.

Good food, large portions and great service…read more Thanks for having gluten free options. The drinks were also very good and good happy hour deals The parking is tight though

Bar 32 is located at the top of the Hilton Hotel in downtown Cleveland. It offers spectacular views…read moreof Lake Erie and has some specialty cocktails. I stopped in here with some colleagues after our convention was over. It was well worth it! You do not need to be a guest of the Hilton to go to Bar 32. You can access it from the lobby elevator with no problems. Once you arrive, there are a significant amount of bar seating. we had a larger group and were able to pull up seats to our table as needed. Because our group was a bit larger in numbers, we ordered directly from the bar. The line at the bar took a while, but they were inundated with a lot of guests during the hour we were there. Happy Hour runs Tuesday-Thursday from 6-8pm and you get $2 off food and certain drinks. The specialty cocktails looked fun, but I stuck with my tried and true vodka and soda. You definitely should go here for the view! It is beautiful up there.

We only went for a drink and to check out the view, so I can't offer a detailed review…read more But the view was nice, the waitress was awesome, and the drinks--though a bit on the pricey side-- were tasty. The food menu looked good, but we'd just come from dinner so didn't actually sample anything. I don't know that I'd go JUST to go, but if you're staying in the hotel anyway it's worth an elevator ride.