This review is for cocktails while seated at the bar on Saturday night over Thanksgiving weekend…read more service: Our server was Alexandrea. She was incredible. Encyclopedic knowledge of serious cocktails. Excellent suggestions. Perfect balance between attentiveness and letting us be. In addition, she offered the outstanding suggestion of brunch at Wake Up and Waffle. bar: Although the space is relatively small, this is a fully equipped bar. Call out your best Charles H. Baker, Jr. concoction and I get the sense Alexandrea could put it together. My wife uses a Cosmo as her bellwether and Moseley's hit that perfect balance. My rye Manhattan was exceptional. In fact, I had two. Moseley's also had mulled wine and a handful of other winter warmers available thanks to snowstorm earlier in the day. details: Perhaps because this is a rooftop bar, the cocktails were served in plastic? To be fair, it was very nice plastic, but plastic none the less. Oh, and this is one small space. We were the only two at the bar and the outside seating was closed for the snowstorm. Can imagine it gets crowded at times.

I had a great time at Moseley bar, spent a little too much on drinks for the night but it was a…read moregreat experience

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.

Lovely rooftop bar with good drinks and great service (loved Amiya!). The ambiance and view are…read moregorgeous, if I had one complaint it would be the music. It's the most random elevator-esque music and really sorta ruins the mood. I couldn't get into a single song, and I listen to a lot of different music. Change that one thing and I could see myself being a regular

Beautiful view! Pretty decent food, it wasn't too busy when we were there but our foot sat in the…read morewindow for too long, our buzzer never went off so our food was cold, the whole area was in a bit of a disarray, like they didn't have a worker in charge of cleaning tables and seating chairs up. The drinks were too expensive for the amount of alcohol you got, not very strong. Still an extremely beautiful place, I had a lot of fun there!

Canopy Rooftop Bar + Events is a new, vibrant hidden rooftop. You can find it at the Market Garden…read moreBrewery. Think of it as an urban tropical escape in Ohio City. The views are immaculate - the Westside Market and W 25th. The rooftop has a bar area, tables, and benches. There are various tropical vibes - aquamarine hues, white vacay looking furniture, tropical plants, and gorgeous blue canopy/overhang. The decor has gorgeous juxtaposition with brick walls of the building. It's just gorgeous. You have to visit and take a million pictures. I felt like I was on the mini vacation. While this destination is on the rooftop, it also offers considerable amount of privacy. For instance, while walking up to the building, I wasn't able to see or hear the event I was attending. It's a big plus to have this privacy yet view the surrounding landmarks. As far as getting up there, find the door directly across from the entrance. Go up a few flights of stairs and arrive at the Canopy. The rooftop bar and event venue is only available for private events. I visited this location for a yoga class with Bottoms Up Yoga & Brew. There will be another class here in July (find it on Eventbrite). I really enjoyed the yoga class here. It accommodated our small group very well and we went for brews downstairs to the Market Garden Brewery right after. All of us were very impressed with this rooftop. I hope to be back soon for more events! Check out their contact info on the Market Garden Brewery website!

I just returned from a wedding reception held @ Pinstripes. No joke~ the food was absolutely…read moreAMAZING!!! The filet mignon was soooo...tender and seasoned perfectly! Salmon was delish! Potatoes made you want to go back for more. Even the bread w olive oil and pesto were excellent! There was NOTHING to not like. Service was excellent!

Server with cowboy hat looked better in trucker hat! He needed not a cowboy hat! It was a great…read morevibe overall!

Jolene's was not only the CUTEST bar but the food and drinks were delish! They feature tons of cute…read morecocktails and shots. We tried the boozy dirty Dr. Pepper and Diet Coke. They were on the sweeter side but YUMMY! Of course we had to try the tendies and snack wraps. Both very good! The snack wraps are big so definitely shareable. Tendies are also big! I also love that the tendies come with sides and sauce! The pink ranch was good. Buffalo sauce tasted identical to Frank's Red Hot. I was not a fan of the coleslaw, I think it is the type of mayo they used that caused a strange taste, but probably just a preference issue! Service was on point and attentive. Yelp did NOT eat first because we were all hungry so I missed out on pics BUT will be back for a fun night out and snackies here! I especially want to come back to explore all of the levels and decor! Follow my Instagram for more foodie adventures! @dietz.eatz

The brunch was served both buffet style and family style dishes for the table. The "stations" at…read morethe buffet were ok. They had shrimp and oysters, sushi, prime rib, charcuterie, and pastries. I thought they should have had a "dessert" station. The pastry station was fine, but it needed more options for sweet things. The charcuterie was a mess and each person that came up and touched the tongs made it kind of disgusting to think about serving yourself the food that was on the trays. The prime rib was really good. The food for the table was kind of random. Two salads, deviled eggs, asparagus, eggs and bacon, fried chicken, bread and oil, and VERY random Captain Crunch pancakes. It was a very random assortment. The salads were dry and not much to them. The chicken was good, but pieces were too big. The pancakes had a nice flavor, but one bite was all you could do! And all this was $65, plus 20% gratuity, and 8% tax....so more like $80 per person. Not worth it. It should have also included a beverage. The coffee was an additional $5, let alone the alcoholic beverages which averaged around $20.

It's been quite a while since our first visit to Fahrenheit. We just could not bring ourselves to…read morerevisit the auditory punishment we experienced the first time. We arrived to be greeted by an exemplary young man serving as the valet. He was exceedingly pleasant and personable. I appreciated his marvelous attitude toward his job and our service. The young women who greeted us upon entry were very kind and efficient. We were seated immediately at a very comfortable table. Shortly thereafter, a pleasant gentleman by the name of Ihab introduced himself as our server for the evening. He immediately filled our water, identified the various menus at the table, and took our drink orders. A while later our beverages arrived, he answered several questions and explained the evenings specials. I ordered the Grilled Avocado followed by Broiled Oysters "Rocco". My wife ordered the Potato Gnocchi with crab & lobster. We followed our meal with excellent coffee and a good Pot de Creme. In conclusion... the noise problem that so plagued us the first visit seemed to have been addressed. It was now more reasonable. Our server was a pleasant enough young man but he appeared spread thin. He was continually distracted by his many other tables. It was a bit inconvenient. Finally, the menu was respectable but predictable. There was nothing extraordinary about it.

Stopped here for drinks and a bite to eat before heading to an event. Very nice place with a…read morerelaxing atmosphere. My smoked old-fashioned was made perfectly. The wait for the food order (which was delicious) was reasonable given there was a private event happening, although it did seem the bartender was stretched a little thin, taking care of the 6-7 people at the bar, making drinks for another area, and putting glasses away from a previous shift. I had the meatballs and an Italian chopped salad, both very good. Overall, it was a nice experience.

The Ledger Bar is a small (I mean small) bar situated on the balcony that overlooks the…read moreMetropolitan at the 9's Hotel Lobby. Since the Metropolitan is home to an apartment complex, an upscale hotel, a rooftop bar, a dog park, a Pilates studio, a theater, a basement vault bar, and a "high-end" eatery, there's a whole lot of people constantly coming and going. Sitting at the four (five?) two-person tables situated right at the balcony railing means you can easily lean over and watch people come and go while sipping your drinks. Unlike the rest of the bars in the hotel, I was told there was no drink menu at the Ledger, and the bartender (who waited my table!) simply asked what flavor profile I was desiring tonight. The resulting drink he made was honestly good, and I really enjoyed it. Zero idea what was in it to ever order it again (and he was really overworked to ask!), but it was a neat experience of a "craft your own experience". There were a few beers on tap. I'm unsure about wine. Centro's food menu (restaurant downstairs) appears to be available here. There's a single unisex bathroom within steps of the bar, and the regular hotel lobby bathrooms are down a floor. As conference rooms are nearby this bar, I'd also probably guess there's a large conference room bathroom block too, but I didn't find that one. The rest of the bars and restaurants in the Metropolitan tend to take most of the attention here, and the Ledger has a much more laid-back, chill vibe. A lot of people were watching a sports game (baseball, I think?) on the TV behind me. With the smaller space and wide "open" area of the full lobby, the Ledger feels like your calmest, quietest bar option out of the available places at the Metropolitan.

Fantastic steak. The topping of black pepper and garlic was delicious. Perfectly cooked rare. The…read moremashed potatoes and broccolini were fine- not bad but nothing to write home about. Nice cocktail list with some unique choices. Excellent service. Donut holes were pretty good at the end - more like beignets with the puffy nature and powdered sugar.

Skip this place …read more... Returned after several years ago because we remember liking it, went for a business dinner of 4 Our waitress was so grumpy not very pleasant she started to warm up about tip time. The ambiance was nice wish the rest was good they do not offer black napkins only white careful in dark clothes. They do have black cocktail napkins. Bread was not good Salad was so basic and thrown on the plate The food was cold "steak" Steaks were so underwhelming not a good cut Chicken parm so bad chicken felt like fake chicken Green beans not flavored, pancetta was not cooked raw We will never go back.