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- Citizen Pie Roman Cafe. There’s nothing better than pizza and there’s no better way to eat it than by the (rectangular) slice. Citizen Pie Roman Cafe has the right idea, offering an eclectic variety of slices, both classic and unique.
- Butcher and The Brewer. Don’t let the brewpub identity fool you…this spot is serving some impressive and complex dishes to accompany their many house-brewed beers.
- Society Lounge. Every bar and restaurant on E4S is lively and action-packed, which causes the mysterious-looking Society Lounge (a 21+ cocktail club) to stand out.
- Cordelia. Cordelia is one of Cleveland’s hottest new restaurants, and certainly the culinary gem of East 4th Street. Their style is “midwest nice”, and everything is appropriate comforting yet refined, like the Burger Box, Chicharrones, and Fried Chicken.
• Chicago is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own unique character. • Rents and other costs of living will vary depending upon what neighborhood you live in. • Generally neighborhoods closer to downtown will be cleaner, safer, and consequently more expensive.
- Nomad Chicago ♥ Gah, this place is gorgeous! Nomad Chicago is a “sanctuary for the wandering soul.” They are woman-owned and offer a lovely space to recharge and get inspired.
- Ludlow Charlingtons Coffee Shop ♥ I love Ludlow. Their coffee is so consistently good that we drive 45 minutes out of our way to pick up some lattes. I’ve enjoyed their seasonal lattes and look forward to their new creations.
- The Stockyard Coffeehouse ♥ The Stockyard Coffeehouse brought terrific options to the Bridgeport neighborhood. I used to live in Bridgeport for numerous years, and the cafe scene seemed nonexistent until the Stockyard came around.
- Coffee Lab & Roasters – Lakeview ♥ Another great find in the city. There is also a location in Evanston if you’re ever further north. Coffee Lab isn’t afraid to experiment and has unique seasonal drinks like blackberry mochas, and they’re surprisingly perfectly balanced despite what the name suggests.
- What to See & Do in Downtown Cleveland
- Where to Eat & Drink
- Where to Stay
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
A visit to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a must for any Cleveland-bound music lover. Multiple levels of exhibits will guide you through the world of music production and live entertainment, with interactive activities, priceless memorabilia, and feature films on display. Since there’s so much to see & do at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, there are a few exhibits you should make a priority so you don’t miss out. You’ll want to take a selfie beneath the Pink Floyd tour replica of “The Wall” an...
Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
Located in Downtown’s Gateway district, the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse (formerly named Q Arena) is home to not one but two professional sports teams. Stop by the box office to grab tickets to a Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA) or Cleveland Monsters (AHL) game, or explore the full calendar of concerts, entertainers, and stand-up comedians. One thing patrons love about the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse is the availability of game-time snacks. From sit-down bars and lounges to grab-and-go outlets so you d...
Playhouse Square
Built in the early 1920s, Playhouse Squareis Cleveland’s historic theater district celebrating the performing arts. The block is home to ten performance halls, one of which is the largest outside of New York. You’ll also find several trendy local bars and restaurants here, perfect for planning a night out. Watch an award-winning Broadway show from exclusive box seats, unwind with a remarkable meal or cocktail, or gaze at the largest outdoor chandelier in North America. No matter how you choos...
Butcher and the Breweris Downtown Cleveland’s top purveyor of housemade beer and stunning dishes, where local ingredients are the star of the show. This laid-back, rustic restaurant highlights a fusion of flavors from global cuisines, with family-style plates of Korean fried chicken, grilled octopus, coffee-topped bone marrow, and more. Thanks to c...
As it’s the heart of the city, Downtown is one of the most popular neighborhoods to stay in Cleveland. Accommodation options here are plentiful, with everything from budget lodgings to some of the city’s swankiest 5-star hotels.
Jan 16, 2021 · The heart of Downtown Cleveland is all about business, but head to the waterfront and the district comes to life both culturally and socially. Most of Downtown’s best attractions are by the lakeside in North Harbor. Head there to find amazing interactive museums, a concert park and lots of aquatic activities.
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