My first time here at the park and all I have to say is WOW . Love the fact you can watch the game from any where in the stadium. I actually lost my car key and the staff helped me and I'm definitely most great full. Anyone who has never been I strongly believe you should go just for the experience even if your not a baseball fan it's great for the family read more

The Clevelander Marlins Park - Ball field with dads playing with sons - New American Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Nice in here... but blew my mood reeaaal quick when they said the kitchen was closed (in the 7th inning). IM HUNGRY. sat right by the bullpen and they threw us three balls! read more

The Clevelander Marlins Park - Thanks Atlanta Braves MY HOME TEAM SHOWED LOVE - New American Near Me - Miami, Florida

Service sucks. But at least the tickets are cheap. You can't order food from the bar and when you try to order food from someone else, they just look at you. read more

If your planning on going to a Marlins game do yourself a favor and DO NOT bother with the Clevelander. Never been so insulted in my life. I was taking pictures of the dancers and a dark haired dancer got all pissed off. She came up to me took my IPhone and started to sift through my pictures and deleting them. Then my wife came up and took the phone from her. The dancer then shot my wife a bird and mouthed FU. Then the manager started to say I was disrespecting her by taking pictures of her. Mind you I never said one word to her as she danced right next to a sign that said Take Pictures. She was ok with the pictures before her boyfriend apparently said something to her. Save your money and get a seat outside of the Clevelander. read more

Decent park, I've been to many and this one is about in the middle of the pack. I really liked the ease of parking, the spaciousness inside the concourse, and the variety of beer and food selections. Most parks these days have a little more to cater to the kids without a three hour attention span so that is a bit of a drawback but all in all a pretty good experience. read more

Ended up at The Clevelander in Marlins Park after watching the Marlins game on Saturday night. Just had a drink while waiting for some of the traffic to clear out and head home. Quality The only reason to end up here is because you just watched a Marlins game and are not quite ready to go home yet. It benefits from being the best bar in the immediate area, which is probably more of a slight to the nearby bars than a compliment to this iteration of The Clevelander. I believe during the game they have food, I can't imagine it being much better than the stadium food, but you would either have to have tickets for the outfield seats or pay a cover to get in. The drinks are fine, but just as expensive as inside the stadium. Quantity After the game it definitely gets busy, but it is not open too long so it clears after everyone gets a quick picture and heads out. The drinks were good size, but expensive. Value It is a combination of prime time at The Clevelander with stadium pricing. Drinks are definitely overpriced, but you pay for the experience more than anything else. Ambiance The Clevelander in Marlins Park is located behind the left field fence in almost a basement club. You can get tickets to sit right at the fence, but it is hardly the best view of the game. Much like the original, this version of The Clevelander has a pool as its center point with scantily clad and painted ladies dancing to Latin influenced pop and house music throughout the game and into the night. There are also several bar areas, two inside and one outside to make it seem like getting drinks will be quick, but believe me it will not be. Outside are also giant jenga blocks and a cornhole game. In all it is an extremely strange place as it juxtaposes the family friendly environment of the Marlins game with the debauchery of a South Beach club. And yet it is that same feeling that is the draw because you feel like you have to check it out after seeing the lights flash from that corner of the outfield all game. Crowd As you could probably expect the crowd is almost entirely folks who just made it through a baseball game. After the game they check IDs to make sure you are 21, I am not sure the policy before or during because it does seem like children could be allowed at some point for the outdoor games and seats. The crowd is mostly on the younger end of the spectrum, with the occasional older folks sticking their heads in just to check it out. Service Absolutely terrible. It definitely felt like there were more bars than people actually working. It might be worthwhile to have a few less dancing girls and a few more bartenders, because the lines were crazy. Parking Parking advice is the same as for the Marlins game, because you would have to be crazy to come just for the bar. There are two parking garage structures if you want to pay the cost, but you can easily find parking nearby by paying locals a few dollars to park in their lawns or in front of their homes. Or if you want you can head west a few more blocks you can find free parking. It is not the best area, not the worst, but just be careful not to leave anything too nice in your car. Extra If you go to a Marlins game you should feel obligated to at least walk around The Clevelander. It gives you a unique look at the stadium and it shows what Miami is about. It is especially cool if you have been to other baseball stadiums to see how crazy Miami is. However, that is the extent, because the drinks aren't special, the kitchen closes early, and service is terrible. There are too many better bars in Miami to waste extra time at this one. read more

If ur not really into baseball but still want to go and have a good time then I suggest you watch the game from here...the seats are close to the action, the drinks are cheaper than in other vendors inside the stadium and you get to listen to some good tunes and relax. The service is on point..I will def come back here next time I'm up for watching a game. read more

Cool place to watch a game... had so much fun... will definitely come back... hopefully the marlins get a little bit better though.. great staff and wonderful drinks!!! read more

Great venue at the park. Center field you can see all the action. Beware of the $10 cover!!! Well worthwhile seeing the bartenders work....best service in Miami. I love the new Cleve! read more

Very nice and easy to get around. Clean and super friendly serving staff! Free charging stations for any kind of phone which makes it very easy to be worry free and still enjoy the game. read more

best part of the stadium, makes you forget the Marlins are acually playing. read more

The Clevelander Marlins Park - New American Near Me - Miami, Florida

Very good drinks and very relaxing environment. Very good time, just hoped it wouldn't be so much money

For my first experience at Clevelander I was very disappointed. We were standing near the bar and Gianna a waitress was very unprofessional and rude. She caused our whole group to leave because she kept insulting us and even cause my friend a "stupid bitch" for no reason at all. Very disappointed because we were so excited to try the Clevelander. read more

Sitting at thr game right now and my heart goes out to the wait staff. They are putting in our orders and the bartenders are "loosing" their tickets. Great atmosphere and a wonderful place to watch the game. read more

We had a private party here last week & the staff was terrific!!! Fun atmosphere & terrific managers. They helped my crew have a wonderful night. Great to have this venue inside this wonderful ballpark. A HOME RUN!!! read more

Can't get any better than watching baseball game from the Clevelander. I always end up here around the 7th and it is a great spot to wrap up the game and for several hours after. read more

As good as it gets folks, a must experience if ever in the area and want to have an awesome original game experience. Not for the kiddies.

Wish they treated women better here, the waitresses were so rude to the women next to me. I was appalled and felt horrible for them because they didn't do anything. read more

Wish I had a better first experience at the clevelander. Gianna was as very rude and ruined my night. I hope it's a better experience next time. read more

The atmosphere was really cool. Considering the price for the seats, I thought the service would be a lot better. We barely seen our waiter and the bartenders lacked enthusiasm. I didn't like the limited menu items also. So we left and went to go eat on the upper level. I wouldn't watch the game here again but glad I experienced it once. read more

Always a great time after or during marlins games. You can go in for free after the 7th inning. They also have a beer festival on some Saturday games before the game and unlimited beer for a great price and gets you in the game. read more

Not as fun as the one on the beach, but it could be that they were just having an off-night? First time, I might give it another shot.

I'll tell you something the Marlins organization sucks it's all about politics I saw that during last week's burial procession the other guys never mentioned read more

Atmosphere is cool, but pay in cash. Have been double charged, over charged, for over priced food and drinks that are just ok. But it's not just the stadium Celevander, over the years both locations have "mismanaged payments". But they do have the party, so if you do go drink before and pay in cash read more

sit back, relax, and watch your Miami marlins lose another game. during the game, you can come check out the clevelander for $10. drinks range from 10-16 dollars and all the servers and bartenders are nice. after the game, entrance is free so you can hang out and have a few more rounds to numb the pain from yet another marlin loss. read more

its cool to do at least once. if u goto the ball park to enjoy the game, than this spot is not for u... just get regular seats. but i had a blast!! read more

I have not seen anything like this up here. The place gets packed and the energy is non stop. Body paint dancers, chicks in cheerleader outfits, hot bartenders, the place is unreal. Alicia made both games we attended a great experience. If I was Tom, I would give her a raise. A little tough to pay attention to the game but it's the Marlins, who realy cares. read more

I came here with some of my buddies and we had a great time. Good ballpark food, good service and they have models that sit in the pool. This is a great spot to have some beers with some friends and watch some baseball. Online it says tickets are $50 for seats which I don't recommend getting because you can see the game just as good standing behind the seats and only pay $25. They also stay open after the game and still serve liquor after the 7th inning which most places don't. I will probably be back there next year when the season starts again. I like it because it's somewhere you can bring your kids, hang out with your buddies or with your wife. read more

The Clevelander in Marlins Park is one of the most ridiculous concepts that truly gives a glimpse at what Miami is all about. Only in Miami does a baseball team need a club to entice people to go to a game. And honestly it works so well that it feels like there are more people in the bar area than in the stadium. Now I am a big believer in not heading down to the Clevelander until the game is over because frankly it is not the best view of the game, but when the baseball team is as consistently bad as the Marlins I do not blame folks for spending the whole game in the bar. The bar itself is located in left field and it has a pool right in the center, which has a stage attached for scantily clad dancers to provide entertainment that the baseball game itself won't. The drinks are the same prices as in the stadium itself and it has a full bar. It also has a small outside area with a giant jenga game and cornhole, so it is not completely a club. The Clevelander in Marlins Stadium is something that must be experienced if you are visiting Miami, so if you do not have a plan buy a ticket to a baseball game and then watch it in a club. read more