Top 5 Food & Drink in Shaker Square, Ohio (OH)

Pub is at 2516 Market Avenue

Taste Cleveland Food Tours is the city's source for food tours, culinary events, pub crawls, and corporate team building events that bring together history, architecture and cuisine in a variety of different venues and historic neighborhoods. Our Food tours and events have been featured in numerous magazine and newspapers, including The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, The Indianapolis Star, The Baltimore Sun, and Bon Appetite Magazine.Cleveland is undergoing a culinary awakening; Indigenous cuisine mixes with progressive, while authentic ethnic enclaves continue to grow in number. The heart of the city, fully rejuvenated, teams with excitement, nightlife, and fantastic dining options. We want to open your mind and palette, show you the architectural highlights, and recount the rich history Cleveland has to offer.

Mead- It starts with the finest varietal honeys. Add complementary fruits and spices. Careful craft and attention to detail reveals the complex and subtle character of the base ingredients. The end result is a balanced and sophisticated mead that speaks with the voice of the honey from which it’s made. Our tasting room reflects the same dedication to fine materials and authentic craft. Historic brick and handmade hardwood furnishings create a warm and inviting atmosphere in which to taste and learn about mead. Allow our knowledgeable and personable staff to be your guide in this journey. We are located in the Duck Island neighborhood, in the middle of Downtown, Ohio City, and Tremont, right at the nexus of Cleveland’s culinary and craft beverage scene.

The Cleveland brewery & taproom, located in Ohio City, is built with the idea of taking you back to Eastern Kentucky in the late 1800’s; a comfortable saloon feel, unassuming bartender and great beer and bourbon. The bar can seat up to 20 people, and holds 18 taps – enough to handle a full lineup of Bad Tom Smith’s beers, plus three that rotate between drafts from collaborations with local breweries and single batch brews from our Ohio City Brew team and local head brewer, Ean Fakan. Quality bourbons, cocktails, wine and other spirits are also poured with Bad Tom Smith Bourbon coming mid-summer 2020. Patrons can relax on couches that face Ohio City’s W. 25th St. and people watch while they enjoy one of their favorite Bad Tom Smith brew, or catch the latest game on one of the 5 big screen TVs placed throughout the taproom. In addition to our classic Bavarian Pretzel, our onsite food partners Pizza Whirl, provide pizza, wings, calzones and wings that pair perfectly with our beers.