I couldn't praise the venue higher if I tried. From deposit to day of the staff was extremely…read morehelpful, all questions or concerns were taken seriously and addressed promptly, and the venue itself was clean, accessible, and can be tailored to the individual! The vendors loved that everything was all in one location too!

Venue staff and event managers are amazing. Jubilee was incredibly responsive, patient, and beyond…read morehelpful in pushing through my own indecisiveness. There is so much possibility in the space to tailor to each event. This space is yours to create! Very grateful to have had my party at Overlook.

Went to visit my sister in law. She literally lives 10 minutes from the park so we decided to take…read morea walk this evening. The entire park was clean, plants were in bloom and the cabin and fields were perfect. We walked through the woods a bit and it was just an awesome evening. The only negative is the giant sign of things not allowed. It did kind of take away from the beauty of the entire park. I understand there are rules and there shoukd be. But, maybe make the sign a bit smaller and further back? Anyway, beautiful park. Keep up the awesome work!

I've been to the Roxy/Mahalls many times, and it's usually a great place to see a show…read more Unfortunately, my most recent visit for the Secondhand Serenade concert left me feeling unsafe in a way I've never experienced there before. Since the Roxy and Mahall's are connected and jointly owned, I want to be clear that this experience reflects on both venues. While my friends and I were trying to find a place to stand, one of my friends was confronted by a couple who were upset that someone was standing in front of them. Instead of simply expressing frustration, they escalated the situation by "transvestigating" her--accusing her (a cisgender woman) of being transgender--and making several derogatory, bigoted comments. It was completely inappropriate and deeply unsettling. Because I've always viewed the Roxy and Mahall's as safe and inclusive spaces, I immediately went to security. Both I and another person explained what happened, but the only response we received was that they would "keep an eye on the person." Knowing that someone was allowed to behave this way without being removed made me feel anxious and unsafe, especially as a transgender person myself. I'm cis‑passing and was fortunate not to be clocked, but the entire situation shook my sense of trust in venues I've always felt comfortable in. I truly hope the Roxy and Mahall's take incidents like this more seriously moving forward. Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected at shows, and bigoted harassment should never be tolerated.

I came to Mahalls for a Beyoncé dance night with DJ Meg and it was a ball. The crowd and energy was…read moreso fun and inviting. The staff here is always kind and I just love that everyone is free to be themselves and let their hair down. Also, the drinks are not too expensive.

We hosted our Beauty Boost Galentine's event at The Hall at St. James and it was absolutely…read morefantastic! The space is unique, fun, and full of character - it created the perfect atmosphere for connection and celebration. Our guests loved it, and everything flowed so seamlessly. Highly recommend for any special event!

From the owner: Let our massive event space & beautiful floor-to-ceiling windows impress your guests. Set adjacent…read moreto St. James Church.

First time attending this 3 floor craft market !…read more The building is amazing. Old Templar automobile factory. A nice history of the car factory on the third floor ! The crafts and artists were fantastic. So many great talented artists, woodworkers, crafters! The place to get last minute gifts for those you love. Really great place for these artists and appreciating customers!!!

I've always wanted to visit the Screw factory and I finally got the opportunity. I'm glad I finally…read morevisited in mid-December 2023. I sort of stumbled my way here because I had forgotten about this factory but my friend Christina happened to be visiting on a Saturday afternoon and she asked if I wanted to come along so off I went. SERVICE -- I didn't see much guidance so you'll be on your own as you navigate your way around which can be overwhelming so keep that in mind. Also, the parking lot is very large so it may take you some time of driving around before you even find a spot. WINTER HOLIDAY MARKET -- I arrived for their winter holiday market. There were probably over 100 vendors (small businesses) inside the factory selling all sorts of items from candles, to artwork, pottery, t-shirts, etc. I also noticed a small section of food vendors. There is so much to see here that I suggest not coming in on an empty stomach. I hadn't eaten lunch when I arrived and I was starving so I left after 30 mins while my friend Christina left before me because of the large amount of people around. This factory is similar to 78th street studios but the Screw factory is much larger. I recommending visiting the Screw factory if you love exploring different artists. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 4/150 total reviews in 2024 - 654 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 1 February 2024

Food is very good but very pricey and portions are extremely small. I have been to the restaurant…read moretwice for small group holiday parties two years in a row - both times were mid-week so it was pretty quiet and not busy at all. The decorations and ambiance are nice and staff is very attentive, however both times I was there the wait staff wreaked of cigarette smoke everytime they approached the table. The smell was so strong each time - almost like they were out in the kitchen smoking between courses. This was a big turn off for me. Our small group always has a private room but dinner is served off of the standard dinner menu so I assume the portions and prices are typical of any meal here and the entire menu is á la carté.

I thought this was an OK experience. The food was good, but rather expensive (even if you were a…read moremember). You'd think you would get a discounted price of some sort. The service was good also. However, I'm not sure I could tell you what the difference is between this place and any other public restaurant. Maybe I expected something different since this is private. I think one could have a much better experience at Pier W or something like that in the area.

I really liked the vibe here. The rooftop was really pretty but some of the furniture was visibly…read moreworn and dirty. The bartender seemed as if he was annoyed that I wanted to get place an order and loudly told me I was ordering "the cheap stuff" when I asked for the happy hour special. Not really sure how I feel about that. All in all it was cute and I'm willing to give there's another shot before the summer ends to get the full experience.

Hosted our Wedding Kickoff at Trellis Rooftop Bar in June 2023…read more Erin Sipos & team instilled in us such confidence and welcomed our 75 guests with poise, energy, and profesionalism. The culinary team at Eat Me Pizzeria alongside Trellis's bartenders delivered Epicurious delights that complimented the place's modern-yet-elegant, open-air ambiance. Remarkable hospitality and perfect sound volumes, we're PROUD to have supported Cleveland's newest LGBTQ+ destination! See you for the anniversary celebration, @Trellis Rooftop! & @Erin Sipos! Vegetarian options: Great for herbivores & carnivores alike! Parking: Safe parking locations. Wheelchair accessibility: Handi-capable accessible!

Attend during the 3rd Fridays of each month for their big art "walk" where they open the whole…read moreplace up late for the local businesses inside to showcase all their art and non-art items for sale. The 78th Street Studios is a huge arts studio that also has a theatre on the 2nd floor called the Blank Canvas Theatre. I visited for the first time probably in 2018 or 2019 then I came in 2023 and so on. I've attended their 3rd Fridays art event plus some plays at the Blank Canvas Theatre. It's always nice walking around 78th street studios. It can get a little overwhelming because the building is so big and you may get lost but just follow the signs posted on the walls to find out where you're going. I'll certainly be back. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 129/250 total reviews in 2026 - 970 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 June 2026

I go to 78th Street Studios every December to shop at the Cleveland Bazaar's holiday art festival…read moreand at least 1 or 2 additional times each year for other pop-up art fairs. There is always so many people here, bumping into each other, and fighting over parking, so it is a bit overstimulating. But it is worth it as it is definitely one of the BEST places that host art festivals/fairs at least a dozen or so times a year. Support local and keep up the good work! My only suggestion is to avoid parking nearby and just walk to 78th Street Studios until they respray the parking lot lines and fill in some of the potholes...

The Hildebrandt Building, formerly a meat processing plant, is now a well-kept Cleveland secret…read morehousing some of the most vibrant, productive, and talented artists in the city.