I've been coming to Townhall for years and it is hands down one of my favorite places to go! The…read morestaff is always friendly and the service is amazing! I highly recommend the Steak Bites, Bone Broth and their espresso martini! It's the perfect place whether you're coming by yourself or for your business outing

Absolutely loved this place! The entire staff was incredibly friendly and made us feel like a top…read morepriority from the moment we walked in. The food and drinks were both 10/10, and the atmosphere was so much fun. Everything about our experience was amazing, and I can't wait to come back!

Amazing fried chicken! Great hot sauce and yum collards! Great service. Lovely atmosphere.read more

it's easy to see why they made The Cleveland Scene's best Brunch list! Loving the new location,…read moregorgeous patio, and incredible flavor combinations! We arrived shortly before they opened for Sunday Brunch and there was already a line forming outside! We grabbed seats at the bar and our bartender David ensured every bite and sip was perfection! We will absolutely be back! Parallel street parking available and free on weekends! Gentlemen's Breakfast Espresso Martini Cure for Pain Biscuits with Strawberry Watermelon Jelly Chicken & Waffles Shrimp & Grits

I think the quality / value has gone down a lot since I last visited this location a few years…read moreback. The avocado toast (#1) was nothing short of what I could've made at home for much cheaper. Also, were the cold pressed juices always $10-11?! That seems outrageous IMO.. I unfortunately probably won't return - even thought the #5 nut juice is amazing

Niece picked up a smoothie bowl or two after a cycling class so that is oldies but goodies could…read moretry a healthy snack. I had the dragonfruit bowl topped with granola, bananas and strawberries. My sister had the açaí bowl with flaked coconut, peanut butter and strawberries. I was surprised how much I enjoyed mine but the smoothie topping ratio was off. A little less smoothie would have better suited me.

Great Lakes Brewing Company is one of those regional classics from the early days of craft beer in…read morethe USA. If you're a beer fan, and fan of local and beer history, this is a must visit stop in downtown Cleveland. There's a ton to see here. If you reflect outside, you can see how this used to be a bunch of separate businesses and houses that gradually turned into the large spot that's here today. The exterior is historic brick facades, some of which carry over inside. It's along a street that has been transformed into pedestrian only access, so you'll have a pleasant visit if you sit outside to enjoy the fresh air, shady trees, and passersby. Inside there is a ton to look at. The main entrance toward the middle hold the original brewing system from when they first started; they've come a long way. To the left you'll find the merchandise store, with beer to go, plus a ton of apparel, swag, and other merchandise. To the right begin the bar areas, and there are a few. The old bar is here, right at the crossroads of all the staircases and hallways: the basement is its own vibe and also has the only restrooms, main level has various seating areas. If you're at the main bar, you can order direct from the bar; our bartender was so fast and attentive despite the huge crows. Upstairs is another experience with old creaky floors and many small rooms for more intimate conversations. Everywhere throughout is historic brewery art, trays, bottles, etc. from the region, most of which are long gone. Their beer is consistently well made and flavorful, I'm told they have amazing holiday traditions and events here. It's well worth a visit.

Hello, summer patio weather!…read more Headed to this spot before we were going to the airport. It was the perfect place to sit on the patio and enjoy the last of amazing northern summer weather. The beer was cold and tasty, my only complaint was that they were out of a couple of beers. The food was pretty good. They had a good selection to choose from and everyone felt satisfied that they had something they wanted. Service was decent. She was friendly, but disappeared for a bit while we were waiting to pay.

Rebol came in clutch when I was in Cleveland for a weeklong engagement and getting tired of the…read moreconvention center food. It was walking distance from the convention center, so it was quite easy for me to try out this place during my lunch. The menu online looked interesting and healthy-ish, so I decided to try it out. I went for the chimi chicken bowl, and found it to be very flavorful. It was a great mix of protein, carbs, and veggies, and I really enjoyed the chimichurri sauce in the bowl. I actually could've done without the wonton chips, but I'm glad I gave it a try. The store was fairly busy when I arrived around 11:40 but I got my bowl within 10 minutes. I liked that there were some outdoor tables where I could sit and enjoy my meal while people watching in the public square. I was tempted to return later in the week to try their breakfast. Maybe someday if I return.

I will start with the bone broth because I ordered it three times during the week that I stayed…read moredowntown, and all three times it was absolutely phenomenal. The broth is self had an anxiousness and body that just warmed up your soul. I cannot recommend the bone broth enough. The cookies and brownies were absolutely fantastic, gluten-free, which I love. They did not disappoint, one of the best brownies I've had in a very long time and very much guilt free. I didn't love the customer service interaction, ordered on screen twice and face-to-face once. Maybe I caught them on a certain day, but service was very matter fact, and not overly friendly or welcoming. I definitely recommend this place, I absolutely would come back here if I was in downtown Cleveland. And what recommended as a must go to to anyone who's visiting the downtown area

Better than the overall rating would suggest but not likely to blow you away…read more Had a big group dinner last night. Taco bar was pretty good. Tortillas were a bit small and the beans lacked a little flavor but the rice, meat, and toppings (quac, cheese, cilantro/onion, etc) were good. Drinks were included and there were several bartenders to keep up with the large group. Had fun with some of the games and we had folks bowling, throwing darts, and having a good time.

I love the activities they have set out it's great if you're looking to play games with friends…read morewhile you drink. The staff has always been really nice, I've been a few times.

We were downtown in Ohio City and after a visit to Pins, thought we would check out this game place…read moredown the street. It was a really a nice out of the ordinary date night outing. I'm glad I found it on Yelp. Now I have to check out the one in Columbus. Upon entering, a host greeted us and said he would find a table for us, and that they charge $5 per person. We stopped at the bar to order drinks, then were shown to a table. I found Yahtzee so we played that for awhile. They have sooo many board games and 2 rooms full of people at tables. A lot of the games were unknown to me. My bourbon cocktail was great, and my boyf had a draft beer. I went looking for another board game or two and someone asked me if I needed any assistance. I said we liked Yahtzee, but wanted to try something new. He said give me a few minutes and I'll bring some to you. He was so incredibly nice and sat with us to get us started on one of the games he brought. He was also very patient. He even offered to get us refills from the bar. Actually, the whole staff was really nice. I would love to come back during another Cleveland trip.

Immaculate vibes. Games for days. There's so many to choose from, and the staff was passionate and…read moreexcited to assist our group. The games are very well organized, and there's even a suggestions list on the wall. Not to leave out, the lights and art make for a fantasy cottage core immersive space. I love shrooms! But obvi, The main reason to come here is for the games. You want cat games? They got purrfect choices! Pandas? Uh-huh that have it! Racoons? You bandit believe it! Wanna watch your friends meeples get eaten by sharks? You can hear with Survior Island! Parks and Trails? Have no fear... they got it here! Criminal games? Allegedly they have them ;) They have so many, that it was overwhelming to choose. Prices are fair, with about a $5 fee/gamer, with set times of 3 hours max typically. I'm sure if it was empty and if they didn't have other resi's or a waitlist, you could hang longer, especially if you have an extra $5 or something... Weekends, espeically in the winter, will be more crowded so be aware if others make you nervous. I personally get nervous about gaming when others are around. My brain shuts down and I loose critical thinking skills necessary to win. And winning is life. Onward, the food was meh. I ordered the cheese flatbread 'Za, hoping to channel my inner teenage mutant ninja turtle and smash my fellow turtle completion. But the pizza was bland. It was like pita with cheese on. I'd say, go somewhere else and get food, and go here for the games and dranks. The latte was delicious, and I actually ordered a second. It was just the extra sweetness & energy boost I needed to crush my competition. You already know I like to check out the restrooms. They had two gender neutral large accessible restrooms, from what I discovered on my exploration, and they were clean, with adequate lighting and finishes. Parking is scattered across the street, but there's the large westside market lot available. With Mitchell's Icecream (yes the train was working at this one last time I went), Ohio City Burrito, and a plethora of options, you can't go wrong! Now, back to the games - I will say, some of the games are very advanced and will require extensive set up and knowledge on how to play. If there's game you're interested in playing, and you have little knowledge, I recommend looking up the rules first and checking out tutorial vids. Otherwise, you'll waste a lot of time figuring out the logistics. If you wanna go from bored to board games, I recommend this place!

Heck's is always a good option for a quaint and tasty lunch. Stopped in on a Thursday afternoon and…read morethere were only a few people inside. You can't beat the awesome ambiance that's created by ceiling skylights and the whimsical spiral stairs in the middle of the restaurant. I got the fish and chips and my dad got the heck's burger. The fish wasn't really seasoned at all, but it was nice and crispy. The tartar sauce was really tasty and I even used it for my potato wedges. Oh and I loved the slaw!!!! It was vinegar based and reminded me of like a Thai slaw. You can never go wrong with their burgers, however i did see a few other items on the menu that looked intriguing . Can't wait to return to try them.

Cute little burger joint! It was very clean and had great…read morefood. I was on a diet and ordered the chicken skewers and rice and I asked for sauce on the side. It was very tasty and was a good size portion! I had to take half home. We had a big party of 12 and the waiter was kind enough to separate our checks. He was on it and attended to our every need. They had a nice bar and patio as well.

this place is a real cleveland gem inside, so cool!…read more tip: make a reservation the food portions can be small so i always try to eat before.

Porco is an adorable little tiki bar on W 25th street. It is located in a very unassuming building…read more You could drive right by and not even notice it is there. We had been meaning to go for so long and we are so happy we did. The tiki bar decorations are amazing. They have patio seating and seating inside. I would recommend reservations because they get very busy. Phillipino food compliments their cocktails. They have different menu items based on the days of the week. The cocktails are categorized by alcohol content and have cute tiki bar related names. The server recommended the lumpia and it did not disappoint. Porco is definitely a place to visit again.