This place is a hidden gem in CLE right off W25th st. They have great things to buy for classes to…read moretake or you can just come in to check out the really cool chicken Morty. Mike the owner of 25 years has kept this place going and does a wonderful job with teaching people to make one-of-a-kind glass projects. You can make anything from a wine Tumblr to a vase to paper weights or even a small light cover. There is paid and street parking outside. This is a great place for friends date night or if you just feel like being a little artsy farts. It was $125 per person for 2 glass pieces. If you pay in cash they give a discount. Tip not included.

This was a stop on our food tour, wasn't really a foodie place, but it was very interesting, and…read morethis was a hands-on experience for those who participated, we watched, and while we were watching a rooster ran across the room, and we all had a great time. So I'm standing there and this nice guy named Mike started talking to me. His hair was messy. His clothes is messy, but he was the nicest guy you could talk to. Explained a bunch of things to me that I didn't know about glassmaking we spoke for a while then I realize somebody told me he was the owner. This is definitely a spot worth taking. and as far as tour prices to take part and making a glass item was extremely reasonable.

It's nice, but it's also a bit pricey. Ordered the family pack, 2 adults and 2 kids 12 and under…read more The whole exhibit took about an hour, taking our time and shuffling between crowds. Things could be better- there were 3 exhibits that were broken. Also, there should be more cleaning. Most of their illusion relies on reflection. But with all the reachable mirrors being dirty, it looses its appeal. The staff was friendly, helpful and went around and showed guests how to interact with the exhibit and uphold the rules around no food/drinks. Overall, nice that Cleveland has something to draw people in, however with a bit of effort, it can even be better.

Came here for a school field trip. The kids liked the place and had a good time with their friends…read more It was smaller that I thought. I took off 1 star cause they are a cashless business, I use cash for everything.

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I am so happy that Night Market is back this year. I really felt the void during its hiatus. The…read moreenergy itself of this event makes it worth trying. Wear comfortable shoes and come prepared for the experience. There are wall to wall vendors with a ton of people squeezing through the pathway. They have an area where live music is played. Food trucks are setup in this same area if you just need that. I say that because the restaurant vendors along the main walk more than satisfy any craving you could be having. There are stands with cocktails/beer and they even have a spiked bubble tea! Everything is really official. I will say bring cash. Some of the vendors take cards, and there are two ATMs that I counted, but they kept giving me error codes. It took multiple tries to get my actual cash. I'm not sure if this is the usual practice so beware. Parking was $10, but given the location free parking is definitely in walking distance. All in all a great time.

my sister got tour tickets as a birthday gift for me and we were not disappointed. were we touched…read moreor hear voices? no but the house is amazing. guided very well and very detailed history on house. I won't spoil the info passed on as it is best experienced in person. plan on returning soon for ghosts tour as well as spending the night.

We too the Christmas tour of the Franklin Castle. It had been on my list of things to do for some…read moretime. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and seemed very invested in the history of the castle. Oh! My! The castle is rich in history. My guess is you could take three different tours and learn something new from each one. We were only allowed to take photos of the first floor. The other floors had Air BnB rooms. Everything from the paranormal phenomena to the tunnels from the carriage house to Lake Erie were fascinating.

I still love Hingetown. I think its such a cool little stretch of Cleveland. Some of my favorite…read moreplaces are here including Urban Orchid floral, Cleveland Tea Revival and Beet Jar, though I frequent most of the businesses here and have unique love for them all. They're all owned by passionate, cool locals who believe in what they do. But mostly, this update is just to show appreciation for a few things I often forget about Hingetown- how dog-friendly every business is, the beautifully manicured living wall, and the fact that the Transformer Station (a satellite CMA location) even exists here. I mean, where else can you pet tons of good doggos, see world class art and grab lunch? Since the last time I wrote this, new businesses like Larder Delicatessen, Saucy Brew Works and Title Kickboxing have opened. I can tell the people behind Hingetown are really trying to continuously add and improve. Still 5-stars in 2018!

There are a couple cool businesses here. I go to some of them. I don't like calling it Hingetown…read more It never used to be called Hingetown until about a year ago. It feels unnatural for me to call it that. I guess that is how the Native Americans felt when they turned this land into the United States of America. This area was once Cleveland's Gaytown. It was anchored by Bounce. Other notable establishments were the Tool Shed and Man's World.

Loved this place! It was our first time...Great atmosphere and awesome pricing. Highly recommend.read more

Great location. Neat and classic decor. You cant beat the $6 all you can pay price. Great…read moreassortment of games, not all pinball either. The bar is a great spot if you need a drink or a break. Great selection of beers as well. A place you can stay at for hours. A nice location in the Arts district. You can come and go all day as they remember everyone. Highly recommend.

Pins is so much fun! The duckpin bowling is reasonably priced and always a great time (but note…read morethat there can be a wait at times). The cocktails are all on the sweeter side but I think they are very good. The free skiball, arcade games, and giant jenga are lots of fun.

We love pins. But every location acts the same as if you should know exactly how it works. We asked…read moreto buy two games for our party and she laughed saying we could only buy one game at a time. Sorry! Guess we forgot to read the handbook. We never had any server come ask if we wanted drinks. We wanted to order food but the pizza place they had on their barcode wasn't accepting orders. Meh.

Vault is always a good choice for catching up with friends. Currently they have been having little…read moreevents called girl dinners that you can grab tickets to online, I've attended two so far and it's a really cute laid back night out with the girls. A drink sponsored by a liquor company is usually included for the event along with a buffet style finger foods. They also have different vendors there in all the vaults offering unique experiences like permanent jewelry, hair, tinsel, and feathers, coloring contest, and this time they had a vault set up with just dance. Every time I attend a girl dinner it just keeps getting better. The staff is always amazing and welcoming.

My friend took me to The Vault after catching a Cavs game and found quite a stunning bar. We…read morearrived around 9pm, and it was considerably busy at the bar. We were able to snag a couple of seats as 2 people were leaving. The place obviously lived up to its name. It's a vault, I get it... But what's cool about it was exploring all the extra rooms and booths. Certainly fun to get lost in it. I was also impressed by how festive it was. They were already decked out in Christmas decor, and the bartenders were in ugly Christmas sweaters. The cocktails were notably pricier than neighboring cocktail bars in the $16-$25 range. Their most expensive one was $35. I wanted to get The Safety Deposit, but they didn't have chartreuse at the time. I settled for the Post's Pom, which was nicely refreshing but overly sweet. My friend got the Cleveland Trust. It was tasty but also too sweet, and the charred dried orange killed the taste. My olfactory and taste senses were so confused. Can't say that The Vault was my favorite bar solely based on the quality of the cocktails, but can't beat the vibes.

My experience was relaxing and low stress. The exhibits were engaging and very informative. I found…read moremyself standing there watching a lot of the tv screen watching the music evolve over the years. From blues to jazz, to gospel to rock and roll, from pop to rap, and even some electronic music, its all there. The workers seemed nice. They were not intrusive at all. The main walk through is downstairs, and you have to take the escalator or the elevator. There was interactive booth on the 2nd floor to play instruments and a beat making area on the top floor. There was a gift store at the entrance/exit with records, albums, and memorabilia. I saw a theatre upstairs as well but I did not go into it, but it seemed to be some kinds of showing and had repeating showtimes with wait times. The classic icons over the last 100 years and the tunes that came along with them was a blast of nastalgia! With a smile, I was reminded of phases of own life I had gone through, the state of the world and auras of the past, and reminded just how different things were....In a way it felt like I was reliving the history of America since there doesnt seem to be much genuinity these days in pop-culture.

They currently have an SNL display - showcasing the musical artists that have appeared on SNL over…read morethe past 50 years. I remember being in Elementary school, staying up late with my college aunt, watching SNL with all her friends. I easily spent an hour with the headphones on reliving the memories of those musical acts. Overall a trip here made my visit to Cleveland worthy.

Came here to see Aimée Allen Trio: Strings and C(h)ords with Tony Romano and François Moutin…read moreThis was my first trip to the Bop Stop. Definitely not my last ! The jazz artists were really good. They played a mix of originals and music of other jazz artists. The place is a very neat space. Good acoustics, nice bar. The drink sales go to music education. Such a great investment in music education. Highly recommend looking into the shows that are on their website. Go and support this awesome place ! Thanks for a great night of jazz. Looking forward to attending additional shows. https://www.themusicsettlement.org/events/2021/10/22/aime-allen-trio-strings-and-chords-with-tony-romano-and-franois-moutin-bop-stop

What a cool experience! We came here to see Stanley Davis perform with the Dave Banks Big Band, and…read moreit was such a pleasure. This venue donates proceeds from the bar to The Music Settlement, which has a music school for children, as well as music therapy. What an awesome cause, and a great intimate space to see a show. There are maybe about 15 tables that seat 4 in front of the venue, and you can also sit at a bar that lines the back of the room. Right now they are looking for a new kitchen vendor, so it's drinks only and no food. We had a great time, and would definitely recommend this venue.