The service was excellent and the location is superb A at the hub/center of the concourse…read moreintersections for A, B & C. The fish and chips was marginal - not bad - but nothing special. One of my fish fillets had a hard lumpy, section and I didn't eat the 2nd piece of fish because of this. The fries were crispy and good. The dish was served hot!

Had some extra time today before take off, so we decided to sit down and eat a meal here instead of…read morethe food court area. We both ordered a chicken club sandwich. The sandwiches ($21) came with pub chips which I was good with. My husband wanted fries instead so he paid $3 more for fries. I ordered my sandwich with no cheese or aioli/mayo. I did ask for honey mustard instead and was charged $1.00 for a tiny cup of it. But did they take some money off for the removal of cheese or aioli?? The sandwich itself was good but it was on the smaller side. I can never finish a whole sandwich but I finished this one. Service was good for an airport restaurant. We did try to find a table with outlets to charge our phones and they didn't have any.

Parnell's is a fun spot on Cleveland Heights! There are lots of great cocktails to choose from,…read morethough it can be a bit on the pricier side. Very casual relaxed spot to grab a drink with friends! They don't sell food but you are able to bring outside food in.

Out of towners that stopped in for a few. We were delighted with the off beat trivia challenge…read more We would like to know if there is a posting of the weekly questions or plans for a podcast like option? Also impressed they had Black currant/blackberry shots for the Guinness.

Always happy to find an Irish pub that puts effort into their menu, and brings out the food…read moreincredibly hot and delicious! The bangers and mash were the highlight, but all of the appetizers were great including the Guinness mushrooms and spinach dip that had enough garlic to knock you back a bit. Our service was great and the beer was cold.

Not very family with Cleveland so while driving around we seen this location. Got super lucky and…read morewas able to park right in front. Perfect timing I guess. Other than that good luck finding parking. It's very nice and big inside. Lots of dining room and a full bar. Our waiter was really nice personable young man. He let me try 2 different drafts to see which one I like. I went with the Elvis one, it's a citrus IPA. We got the spinach and pita dip, it was awesome! For our meals my wife got the pot roast that she really liked! I got a Reuben and fries. The Reuben could have had a little more thousand island but it was good. Definitely a nice place to go for lunch. Although a bit pricey though but then again we are downtown.

The food is next level good here and pairs well with their brews. Beef sliders check. Chicken wings…read moreof course. But I wasn't expecting to have one of the best salmon dishes ever. Perfectly seared and on top of corn chowder, fried carrot, charred corn and basil oil. A complete carpet bombing of flavors. The flank steak with chimichurri was also awesome. The tap list is solid and diversified. I really enjoyed the Fox's Schedule - Dark IPA at 7.2% ABV. Good orange peel flavors balances with a toasty black malt. The place is popular. Recommend getting reservations.

Food was excellent as were the drinks. I like the concept, they encourage plate sharing and offer…read morea great selection of good bar food to keep it interesting. Our party of 4 got the following (we overdid it), Big pretzel, Mac and cheese, flatbread, (2) burger sliders, corn dogs, Szechuan green beans, flat iron steak with churrasco, pork belly, short ribs ...maybe one or two items I forgot due to food coma. We washed this down with their fine beer selection. I give a "4" because you have to order via their app. Maybe more precise but I like the personal service of a server when I go to a restaurant. Servers were abundant, food came out fast and steady, just that small lack of service turned me off. Sign of the times I guess.

Great small brewery down on the flats. They have five or six beers on tap with a few visiting beers…read moreas well. Cute small patio, with pinball machines and a few couches to hang out on with friends. I have been here several times, either for the Cleveland Brew tour or just as a nice place to go to watch an Indoans game. My go to beer here is the Bitter Chief. It's the breweries flag ship beer, and definitely a winner in my book. They do not have food,but the italian restaurant next door will deliver pizza to you and your party if you get hungry, otgerwise there is an assortment of chips behind the bar. I would like to go during one of the bars trivia nights. In general just a fun low key brewery that should get more attention.

Brick and Barrel is conveniently located near downtown. Parking is easy on the street. They have a…read moregood beer selection and the bar area is comfortable. They offer outdoor seating as well. We visited on a Saturday afternoon and they were busy. The server behind the bar was very friendly and helpful.

We went on a Saturday evening around 5pm and ordered…read more cocktails and wings. I've seen other reviews about the wings being too crispy but I thought they were great! I want them to be crispy on the outside with a mouthful of chicken in each bite and they were just that. The lemon pepper sauce was very salty, but I love salt and vinegar chips so I was prepared. This is your typical Irish bar - long bar with 8-10 rectangle tables. We sat at the bar and our bartender/server was very friendly and helpful.

The first warning before the actual review is don't even attempt to come to this bar on a Thursday…read morenight after 7pm. Every John Carroll University student attends this bar at this time. You won't even be able to stand. As for my other visit, it was on a Friday night. A nice sized crowd, full bar. Sports game on the television. A nice atmosphere for a neighborhood bar. A great touch is the 1 pinball machine in the corner. Older game but it does take up something to do with friends. As with service we were told that the bar is extremely behind by a rude bartender named Meg. You can tell she was overwhelmed and just seemed to be having a rough day. A few minutes later we were told by staff that the kitchen was now closed. Pretty strange as the menu is mainly all bar served fried food or burgers etc. The bartender also announced that they were out of fish as well. I continued to order drinks, they were cold and tasted as advertised. About an hour or so later , the kitchen was then re opened when the bar was less crowded. I order a dozen wings, garlic Parmesan with ranch. The wings were real solid. Nice and crispy and the garlic and parm combo was just enough. The basket of fries we got were average fries. Not crispy, nor salty but atleast they were hot. The prices were about average, no complaints about that. Overall, the bar does not seem to handle stress or large crowds very well. My wings were good, fries were average like I said. My friends attend this bar often and did tell me that this bar is not like this usually. May have been a rough day. I assume I will be back again, I wouldn't pick this place to go to but the location is close enough to the area we hang out. Not so much of any certain type of theme at the bar but I did notice the staff recognize many patrons by name so it will continue to be the neighborhood bar for many. Overall a 6.7 out of 10.

We just had brunch at Bourbon Street Barrel Room, and it was fantastic! My husband got a dirty gin…read moremartini, which he said was perfect. I had a Mini-Hurricane , which was on the Happy Hour Menu (at 10:30am!). Our waiter was Zach, extremely attentive but not pushy, friendly, fast service and everything came out right on time. The BSRB French toast was just right, and the Creole fried Okra was delicious with a nice remoulade sauce alongside. My husband had the Johnny's Seafood Gumbo, which he loved, lots of good Cajun Flavor. All in all, highly recommended for brunch or anytime. Ask for Zach-he will not let you down! Thanks for a great experience!

Was fun vibes, food pretty good, went for graduation celebration on a Sunday night. Had a…read morereservation but didn't need it. Service was good- very perky!

Yelp Review #650…read more Ive been to Cleveland a bunch of times however this weekend was my first visit to the Clevelander. My wife and I were attending a Sunday afternoon Cleveland Cavs game and stopped here for a quick pint before the game. We arrived shortly after opening and were able to get a seat at the bar. Bartender quickly greeted us and was friendly. They have a fair amount of draft options. I had the Great Lakes Midwest IPA, and my wife had a Great Lakes Conway Irish Red. Bar got fairly busy before we left. A woman next to us ordered a burger which looked fantastic (no frozen premade patty), so I might have to get food during my next visit. This is a great pregame spot before a Cavs or Guardians game, or even if you are in the general vicinity.

Stopped for dinner and drinks before the hockey game. Right down the street from Rocket Arena…read more The lace had a warm neighborhood bar feel. Fair number of tables & booths. We sat at the bar and were greeted quickly. Took are drink order and brought menus. I had a beer on tap & my wife had a peach cider. She really liked it. We ordered food easily. She had boneless chicken wings, honey bourbon. Nice taste and a fairly big order. I got the Cleveland burger. It was cooked just right and packed flavor. The prices were good and it was all pretty quick and painless. Good times.

It's a bar. The bartenders a great. I'm skeptical of the new owners. But the beer is beer.read more

Edison's Pub delivered for a quick drink while in the Tremont area. They have a lot of taps and…read morecanned options - I went with a low ABV radler which was refreshing and not too sweet, and Nate got an IPA. The walls display tributes to Thomas Edison with light bulbs and other inventions. There are pool tables and darts and they have open mic nights. The bathroom was a bit of a scary dive bar basement situation but it was fairly clean. It looks like they used to have a pizza counter next door, but it didn't seem open when we were there. Good little neighborhood dive. I don't think I'd necessarily make a special trip to this spot, but it was fun to stop in while in the area.

This place is a one stop shop for many Cleveland classics both original and vegan versions…read more My pre-trip research brought this place to my attention. I wanted to try the pierogi and the Polish boy and the KRAUT and having an extensive beer menu doesn't hurt either. Friendly neighborhood watering hole literally on the corner and basically across the street from the a Christmas story house allowing you to eat within eye sight of the leg lamp. I wanted basically everything from the menu that came vegan (spoiler alert there are tons and tons of things) but gastric space comes at a premium on vacation so we settled on the fried cheese. I was very excited to see the Polish boy (and vegan option no less) I didn't have much of a choice. GF ordered the vegan pierogi platter with vegan kielbasa on a bed of kraut. Firstly the fried cheese was head and shoulders above any mozz sticks or anything of the sort that I have had in memory. The breading is seasoned and crispy and heaven on earth. The cheese is PIPING. Like you will burn yourself if you, like me, have no patience. The accompanying tomato sauce is also steaming. So good. The Polish boy was also in a league of its own. Love that they have a vegan version. What a combo. Probably one of Cleveland's most important community contributions. We ordered the latkes to go and they were orgasmic. What a special place.

The food here is just incredible! The perogis, avocado toast, hashbrowns and everything else we got…read morewas just above average than your usual restaurant. I loved the little small- town feel it gave. Will be back next time I'm in Cleveland. Only taking a star off because of the parking, no (real) iced coffee, and another reason