The Reel Moment at great time photographing Denzel Curry, redveil, and AG Club while they performed…read morelive at The Agora in Cleveland, OH on 09/30/22! High energy show! Incredible venue, and staff! Would definitely recommend! - TRM

Went to see Cathy Griffin. $27.00 for parking in a dirt lot. Last time at Agora. I wouldn't go…read moresee Reborn Elvis at that rate. And sitting in metal card table chairs. Low rated liquor at premium prices. The Agora is now a big ripoff. Cathy was the only thing good about it.

Pros: what a great venue! The sound was perfect, we watched The Slackers and Mustard Plug and had…read morethe time of our lives. Drinks are moderately priced, there is plenty of street parking, and the decor rocks. There are limited bathroom stalls but the restrooms were VERY clean. There was toilet paper and soap all night long, I don't think I've ever been to a cleaner rock venue. So happy about that! Cons:The stage is at a bit on an angle, so my friend on her wheelchair had trouble seeing even from the front row, but we were very happy the venue was wheelchair friendly.

I'm gonna start this out by saying that it absolutely kills me not to give this place 5 stars. It…read moreis an absolutely awesome venue, with great bartenders and cheap beer, and is a staple in the metal and punk communities. The reason that I am writing this is SOLELY because of a serious sanitation issue at the Oceano show that was not properly addressed. Some guy broke his nose in the mosh pit, which obviously can happen and is just part of the risk of going to metal shows, but he chose to be an idiot about it and bled all over every inch of the bathroom instead of using his shirt to stop it. All over the hallway, the bathroom floor, the toilet, the sinks, and the countertops. Every surface was completely coverd in pools of blood. To make matters worse, someone plugged up the toilet and people continuted to use it, resulting in a river of urine throughout the entire bathroom. This mixed with the blood, and created an extreme safety concern. One of the Grog Shop staff went in the barhroom and noticed this, but instead of cleaning it up, he just put an "Out of Order" sticker on the stall. The blood and urine was never cleaned up. Don't get me wrong, I get that most music clubs are all pretty run-down and filthy and it's to be expected, but this is absolutely unacceptable. Everyone knows that there are health department standards about bodily fluid clean-up, and the serious health risks that these fluids pose to patrons. I literally had to throw my shoes away when I got home and wash my feet, because the waste on the floor was so deep that it reached the canvas parts of my shoes. This is absolutely disgusting. Please do better in the future.

Great food and service! The burger was juicy. The sticky rice bowl with tuna was fantastic!read more

Cocktails are some of the best we've had. Creative. Fancy. Delicious. Bartenders are great!…read more Patio is so quaint.

Not a bad seat in the house. We choose the upstairs area. Went to see the band Cartel with two…read moreopeners: Landon Conrath and Hunny. Enjoyed all three. Several bar areas so the lines were not bad. Clean bathrooms!!

I've been to The House of Blues so many times over the years and I personally enjoy it. I think the…read morestaff from the security to the wait staff are always friendly and helpful. I have had tickets in the balcony which is nice if you're going to a more relaxing show but I typically get standing room floor tickets. They also offer VIP seats behind the stand room floor area. Standing room can get pretty packed but there is usually space in the back to get some extra breathing room. The drinks at the bar tend to be a bit pricey but what you'd typically expect from a concert venue. The drink selection is fine - I would prefer more craft beer options but they do carry PBR which I enjoy from time to time. They also have some food options more than just popcorn and pretzels. I typically get the chicken tenders which average but it's nice to have actual options for food.

The ambiance at Angelo Nido is absolutely stunning, featuring gorgeous statues throughout the…read moreestablishment. It fills up fast, so reservations are highly recommended. The Food: Fried Calamari: Fried to perfection, incredibly tender, and highly recommended. Chicken Piccata: Packed with perfect lemon flavor. I paired it with a side of cavatelli in olive oil and garlic--cooked perfectly al dente and a great match. Sautéed Jumbo Shrimp: Tossed in linguine, which my companion thoroughly enjoyed. If you want a memorable Italian dining experience, this is the place to come!

Great restaurant in the heart of little Italy. Great atmosphere, I do expect Italian music, but the…read moresame Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin songs gets old. Yeah, come at me for that one. Great Chicken Marsala special (salad, soup, CM, Pasta, and a cannoli-$27) and Spaghetti with meat sauce/meatballs/Sausage. Salads were top notch. Delicious. Chianti and Montepulciano. Excellent night. Go and enjoy.

A local treasure. What more can I say?…read more We enjoyed Happy Hour earlier today: Manhattan and sparkling wine!

Ok, this place was amazing!…read more Showed up and it looked closed. Probably intentional. Walk up the back steps, ring the bell, and they'll let you in. Short stroll thru the functioning barber shop and up the stairs. Better figure out how to get in once you get up there! Very original and felt like stepping back in time. Dark, old wood, and classic American furniture set the place back 100 years. Only ordered a beer since I was going to be driving but the bartender was fast and professional. Not a very big location on either floor (2nd and 3rd) but great vibe overall and a great experience. Nice and quiet, very chill environment.

What a fantastic venue, built in the art deco style and commanding the presence of mind a building…read moreof this era deserves - she presents good sides in all the right places! She presents herself along Euclid and East streets the best, in my opinion - from the outside. Once inside - the main Grand Foyer is not to be missed! Even the side street and back door entrances, and the lower level lobby and vestibule areas beg to be inspected and enjoyed visually and audibly, as the sounds echo off the beautiful marbled floorings. The music hall is a jewel that showcases all of what is right with the art deco movement - and acoustically allows for the magnificent capture of sounds from the silence of a pin drop to the booming bass drums in a Sousa March - or monolithic Wagner Orchestral sounds - they are all to be enjoyed with every style and volume in between. I have enjoyed each visit and treasured each one - looking forward to the next one! I hope to bring my family on a trip with me one of these times as I visit the city for a mix of medical and work visits. Until next time - thank you for another great performance Severance Hall!

Gorgeous interior. Lots of steps and finding your way…read morearound can be confusing at first but so many staff available to help and they were all nice! Seemed like the food and alcohol was your typical theatre fare, popcorn, wines, simple mixed drinks.

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!

I came here for the vegan pierogi btw and had no idea that it was in a very queer area with queer…read morevibes which was such a nice surprise! I would also like to say that I am very impressed by how vegan forward Cleveland is. Idk why I wasn't expecting it. I doni't even feel like I experience this shit in NY but maybe I am not going to the right places. Anyways, we sat at the bar and went to work ordering our beverages. It was early enough that I could benefit from more caffeine so I was pleased to see a coffee-esque cocktail with vodka. GF ordered the sangria. I embarrassed myself a lil by assuming the three pierogi could be mix and match which they cannot. We wanted the classic potato and cheese but also wanted to try one of the vegan ones so went with the sweet potato and black bean. I was further thrown for a loop when I was asked what sauces I want. Oh my god there are sauces to choose from?!? Did I even read the menu? The bartender threw out some options I couldn't argue with: sriracha something creamy maybe sour cream or mayo? and French onion which was intriguing. Both were SO good. The pierogi were also spectacular. They were HUGE and the filling was to die. Diamond in the rough.

Go for the drinks, stay for the food! Nice neighborhood and fun place. Worth the stop!read more

I met an old friend here the other night. Great atmosphere, impeccable service and de-licious…read morefood! I had the grilled Lamb Chops.

Decent but not great Better options in Little Italy…read more Service was average Dinner (Chicken Parm) would have been good but came out less than hot. Pizza wasn't great