What is there to see and do in downtown Cleveland, Ohio?

Question

Would like also to know about quality restaurants in the downtown area, aside from the hotels.

Answer 1

Many of Cleveland's finest restaurants are located right downtown. You shouldn't have a problem finding them, no matter where you are staying. There are two main downtown dining/entertainment districts that become huge evening hotspots.

The Warehouse District (W.6th, St. Clair, W.9th) is located just west of Public Square. It is kind of a flashy singles scene that is boderline tacky (in some establishments there), but there are some very fine upscale restaurants.

- Johnny's Downtown on W.6th is probably one of Cleveland's finest restaurants, and its where celebrities are usually spotted when they're in town.
- Sushi Rock is another mainstay in the district and very cool.
- XO is a great swanky steakhouse.
- Mercury Lounge is really chic lounge for drinks.
- D'Vine is a great wine bar.
- Johnny's Little Bar tucked off the main drag is one of the best "Cleveland" bars in the Warehouse District - and they're dinner and late-night menu's are my favorite.

E.4th Street is just East of Public Square, and there are a lot of different things to do. The House of Blues, Pickwick and Frolic (comedy venue and restaurant), Corner Alley (upscale bowling alley and restaurant), and Flannery's Irish Pub are all very popular. AND Lola's on E. 4th is Michael Symon's restaurant. Michael Symon is that celebrity chef from Cleveland who just became America's Iron Chef! Definately worth checking out if you're into food.

There's also some great neighborhoods just outside of downtown for dining and things to do. If you have any extra time in Cleveland, I'd suggest asking your hotel concierge or researching on the internet places like Ohio City, Tremont, and Little Italy.

Have fun. Hope you enjoy Cleveland.

Answer 2

Hang out in the warehouse district after dark. Go to a Browns or Cavs game. Check out the Science Center and the Rock Hall.
The Hard Rock Cafe is right downtown, also The House of Blues. Vivo is upscale but they have pretty good food. You could eat at the Terrace Club in Jacobs Field, they are open year round.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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