We have experienced House of Blues many locations,always had a good experience,this time the pulled pork bbq nachos 90% tortilla chips 10% topping. Good flavor for what little toppings were there.
Great place to see live local, and national talent!
It’s in the heart of the warehouse district, so you can grab dinner before at 4th Street Bar and Grill. There’s even a bowling alley and darts inside. – Ryan H.
Love the intimate atmosphere; I've seen two acts in the ballroom now and enjoyed both immensely. My burger was delicious and bartenders were personable and attentive. Thank you for a great evening.
Cleveland rocks because of Mark & Cindy at Beachland Tavern and Ballroom. Stop by for some great music, bloody mary's and free juke box! TW ♥'s Beachland Read more.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Here, the beer comes varied (seventy to choose from) and cheap (starting at $2). And the jukebox plays 45s for free. Read more.
Probably the best place in Cleveland to see a concert. Intimate & great sound!!
Corn creme brûlée, shrimp tempura, salmon and great staff. From top to bottom so awesome best welcome in cleveland
Here at Cleveland cocktail week enjoying the drinks... This place is awesome....
earplugs a must
Get their early if you want to get a good view of the band(s)
Totally renovated for June 2018, new ticket offices, lobby, bars, seats, everything.
Great for concerts outside during the summer and early fall.
Nautica Pavilion’s layout allows for every seat to have a great view of the stage! Not a bad seat in the house. Plus, you cannot beat the scenic view of the river! – Team Live Nation
Very little leg room in the bleachers, but by raking the rows so steeply and squeezing the seats closer together, it allows for amazingly close seats no matter where you are. Beautiful venue!
Upcoming Cleveland Play House productions for 2012-13 include: A Carol for Cleveland; Bell, Book and Candle; The Devil's Music; and Good People.
Second Stage at the Allen for Ten Chimneys. Theater in the round - very cool.
Photo of the brand new Allen Theatre
Great trip allow enough time to see everything.. full day or unrushed 1 1/2 days like us.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was created in 1983. Cleveland was chosen for the location because of disc jockey Alan Freed, who was known for promoting the new genre called “Rock and Roll.”
They don't let you take pictures once you're inside.
Beautiful stadium, especially since the refurb. The suites are lovely and the service is great. And hey, the Browns won!
Look over at the bleacher section behind the East End Zone, and you’ll find The Dawg Pound. These fans showered opponents in dog food in the old stadium, but that RUFFhousing isn't allowed here.
Don’t leave Cleveland Browns Stadium without visiting the Dawg Pound and the Dawg Pound Deli (sec 107 & 133). Keep the party going at The Winking Lizard (811 Huron Rd E), where you’ll find 100+ beers. Read more.
Classic pinball Machines are super cool. Plus lots of beer choices, bartenders seem to be knowledgeable about what is good. Bumbleberry beer was excellent !!!
Get the Brazilian chimichurri. You're welcome.
Best Gourmet Hot Dogs in Cleveland
Good venue for concerts. Everything is usually a bit pricey but that's most everywhere. All in all cool spot
These guys have been powered by fans from the start. The Cavaliers got their name in 1970 from Jerry Tomko, the winner of a "Name the Team" contest. His was one of more than 11,000 entries!
Cavs aren't in town? Check the schedule for other concerts and events like Lake Erie Monsters games.
Thursday nights are Ladies Nights with $5 manicures in the concert hall. The food is delicious, great atmosphere and very friendly staff. It's one of my favorite places!
Check out mojo big band on Monday nights. Only $5 cover. amazing music
Sunday bight jam sessions rule!
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