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Where to eat Bar food in Cleveland: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Bar food in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. Whether rocking out to music legends inside the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or viewing Monets and Picassos at the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland is a city that mixes equal parts grit and sophistication. Nosh award-winning food in historic buildings, tip back some craft beers amid a Lake Erie beach party or cheer on a championship team with a hardball of locally distilled spirits. All in Cleveland.
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10. Fat Cats
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Located in Cleveland's historic Tremont neighborhood, our restaurant offers a unique dining experience. Try one of our gourmet burgers, a delicious bowl of soup or step outside of the box and enjoy our sweet potato fried shrimp or duck carnitas. Many of o
Reviewed By Robert W
My wife and I have now visited here twice since Christmas. It's 30 miles from our home in Lorain, but well worth the drive. We discovered it by accident (web reviews said healthy food). We absolutely LOVE this place. It's small, intimate, and everything is home made.
9. Bar 32
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
32 floors above the skyline with direct views of the splashing waves of Lake Erie and the cityscape is our one of a kind Bar 32. Craft drinks and domestic and imported artisan cheeses are available to delight our guests. Our goal is to take your breath aw
Reviewed By tomg66214
Actually, had drinks with friends tonightâs in a row. These were the first times Iâve ever been there. Views are amazing. The atmosphere is good. Although I did not eat, people eating food at other tables seemed to enjoy what they were having. Only complaint would be cost. Two drinks cost $30. But, the views make up for it.
8. Market Garden Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
Established in 2011, Market Garden Brewery features Cleveland's first American Beer Garden! We're located next door to the 100 year old West Side Market, in the vibrant neighborhood of Ohio City. Brew Master, Andy Tveekrem keeps us stocked with a lineup o
Reviewed By mpharveyco
We stopped in on 8/4 and although we had some delay in service to to miscommunication by the hostess we ended up with a great patio brunch. We had the huevos rancheros, the spring hash, pretzel and the house salads with coffee. We ended up with a greater server/bartender from Denver who took care of us very well. We really did not mind the wait.
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7. Happy Dog
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
The Happy Dog is a neighborhood corner bar in the best sense of the term. We've got hot dogs and beer, and lots of live music, from rock and country to punk and polka. The bartenders are friendly and the bar itself is open and inviting - a racetrack oval
Reviewed By Scott G
They offer delicious vegan dogs, and loads and loads of topping options. Plenty great brew on tap as well with many local options. It's a cool historic setting too, which could not be replicated in a new establishment. I'm looking forward to going back on my next trip to Cleveland.
6. Cleveland Chop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By Adrienne E
I was attending a genealogy conference at the Hilton and the evening I found the Chop, I was walking around the downtown former warehouse district looking for a decent place to eat dinner.and to get more steps on my tracker. I passed a lot of bars but saw the Chop's promising menu outside (although I hadn't realized what I looked at was the lunch menu, my total dining experience was simply marvelous).I was greeted warmly and offered several options for eating, including the large dining room, balcony out back, and more. My hostess explained that the balcony overlooked a garden, and that sold me.Although the dinner menu was dominated by steaks and chops, which I don't care for, I found a crab cake entree. When I asked if I could have an alternative to the creamed spinach and fried carbs, my professional and friendly server, Sean, suggested the chef could make me sauteed spinach and house-made cornbread. Sean also said I could have house-made Buffalo sauce instead of the aioli. Deal!OMG: The two plump crab cakes were the best I have ever eaten (and I have eaten crab cakes in some of the finest restaurants anywhere). These were made of truly lump crab meat and so-o-o-o delicious. The Buffalo sauce was out of this world. The sauteed spinach was fresh and perfectly seasoned. And the cornbread, oh, the cornbread! It, too, was house-made and served as an individual large round in its own baking pan. I told Sean that I would eat only one little piece of it, but you know exactly what happened. Yum!All through dinner on the balcony, I could gaze at the lovely garden and the outside walls of what once were brick warehouses, but now tastefully refurbished condo/apartment buildings. What a fabulous and relaxing meal.If you don't eat at the Cleveland Chop, you will miss a wonderful dining experience.
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5. Butcher and the Brewer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 418 reviews
A locally owned, and operated brewpub that encourages interaction and community through public house seating, progressive dining, and shared plates.
Reviewed By smiley1236
Great beer and great food. The staff was awesome including my server Chris as well as the rest of the team. After an Indians game the place was hopping although as a solo I was able to get a spot in front of the tvâs without wait. They have flights so you can try all of their beer brewed onsite. I had the mussels and enjoyed them. Great place.
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4. Great Lakes Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1307 reviews
Reviewed By Hoben01
This was recommended as a place to visit on the posted tourist signs around the area. The brewpub itself had a decent selection of beers on tap and there was a decent crowd on the weekends. it was a short walk from the red line station (w.25 ohio city station) to get here. The neighborhood was interesting in that it had quite a few places to eat and drink concentrated around here.
3. Masthead Brewing Co.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Anshita_S
Did not try the drinks here, so canât comment on that. But their pizza is bomb dot com. Husband and I are pizza lovers and this place totally hit the spot. The dough was light, perfectly crispy on the bottom and sides and not soggy at all. They have very nice pizza options. We had the Pesto and Greek pizza. Both were fab. Highly recommend!!!
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2. Townhall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
Reviewed By paulp32015
Stopped on our way to the airport. 1st visit. Ordered the Cheeseburger with truffle fries. The burger was cooked perfect and great flavor and the fries were spectacular! My wife got the grilled cheese bars and tomato soup and they were both very yummy. We were in the âcafeâ section. Initial service was fine but I got up and stood at the bar for five minutes before someone told me it was closed. I went back to the order line and waited there for about 12 minutes while a guy tried to take care of the lady ahead of me while she tried to download their app. Food was 5 star but service was only 2 star, but would return for the food and sit in the restaurant area. Thank you for coming in, we are disappointedâ to hear that this happened and have addressed this internally. We will improve and we would like to have you back in on us if you are open to that. Can you please email me at [email protected] to discuss further?
1. The Bourbon Street Barrel Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
The Bourbon Street Barrel Room in Tremont offers a relaxed, casual, fun atmosphere while serving authentic New Orleans cuisine by Southern Louisiana native, Johnny Schulze. Chef Johnny's Creole and Cajun inspired cuisine includes classics such as: gumbo,
Reviewed By dcpacker
My wife, son and I had dinner here last night (my sonâs recommendation). My first time here. Located in the heart of the Tremont neighborhood in Cleveland Ohio (Jefferson and Professor), we started our dinner with an order of hush puppies, which were very good. Our dinners consisted of my wifeâs Crawfish Etouffe, my sonâs Jambalaya, and my Seafood Gumbo. All three dishes were shared, and they were all delicious. My gumbo was the least spicy of the three dishes, where the Jambalaya was the most spicy of the three main dishes. For dessert, we ordered beignets and bourbon sauce bread pudding. The beignets were a little stiff, unlike those found in New Orleans. My bread pudding, with the bourbon sauce, was the star of the show. We all enjoyed it to the point that it was gone very quickly. A truly enjoyable dining experience. The staff is great and took very good care of us. The establishment is beautiful with two beautiful floors of tables. I would recommend BSBR to anyone visiting Tremont.
