Bars and pubs in Ohio: profiles, services and practical information.
The Corner Alley occupies an entertainment building on East Fourth in central Cleveland. Its official site describes a bowling venue and sports bar with 16 lanes, dozens…
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Hi 5 occupies the second floor above Welcome to the Farm in Flats East Bank. Guests enter beneath the venue sign and find open views of the Cuyahoga River. Its website p…
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Bernard’s opened in the Short North in 2010 and retains the format of an urban tavern where a game shares space with conversation and dinner. Its address, 630 N High Str…
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Parlay occupies a busy stretch of High Street in the Short North and presents itself as an entertainment venue built around sports, food and nightlife. Its setup goes be…
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Flannery's sits in the East 4th Street area of Downtown, a short walk from several arenas, theatres, and concert venues. That proximity shapes the visit: the pub works f…
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Stone Mad operates as a restaurant, pub, and place to spend several hours, rather than a small bar devoted only to beer. Its official menu combines American dishes with…
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On Detroit Avenue, west of Downtown, The Harp turns an Irish-pub visit into an outing connected to the lake and Cleveland's skyline. The kitchen pairs Irish favorites wi…
View profile →Cavan combines two stated identities: an Irish pub and an LGBTQ+-welcoming venue. On South High Street, its weekly music, karaoke and trivia schedule shapes the visit; t…
View profile →On South High Street, Dempsey’s describes itself as a neighborhood pub in Downtown. It lists breakfast, brunch, pub dishes, online ordering and watch parties for English…
View profile →Fadó occupies Townsfair Way inside Easton Town Center, a retail and entertainment complex northeast of Columbus. Its menu combines boxty, bangers and mash, shepherd’s pi…
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