Always a good night when sky is clear and the DJ is pumping...Kwella! My husband and I went out for…read morea DJ set, and FWD was packed. The vibe was great, even as an older Gen X, but today's youth were having a blast. You can sit at the bar, rock a bikini in the pool, spend thousands of dollars at a private table the options are pretty much endless. The bar staff are great, young but hustling those drinks. So if you want to be with the hip crowd, pay $59 for three shots or $57 for two mixed drinks...it's all perspective I guess, then head to the East Bank of the fFlats and be prepared to have a great night.

Cool place, but it's by far one of, if not THE douchiest spot in all of Cleveland. And the music…read morethey book is piss poor. The corniness of the place and their branding is overwhelming. But if they'd change their image and book more sophisticated artists, it could be one of the best venues in the city. It's a perfect location.

Had such a fun evening at Vosh Lakewood with friends! We reserved one of the outdoor igloos, and it…read moremade for such a unique winter dining experience. Even though it was the warmest day in February (close to 60° when we arrived at 5:30), stepping into the igloo still felt cozy and seasonal. I've been here in the summertime and dined on the outdoor patio, so coming back in the winter and enjoying dinner in an igloo on that very same patio was such a cool full-circle moment. It was a lot of fun and gave the space a totally different vibe, intimate, festive, and perfect for a girls' night out. We started with the margarita pizza as an appetizer; simple, fresh, and flavorful. The crust was thin with a great texture and not over saucy with the right amount of cheese and basil. For my entrée, I ordered the Lenten special: pan-fried Lake Erie perch fillets served with two potato cheese pierogies topped with caramelized onions, coleslaw, dill remoulade, lemon, and cornbread. So good! The perch was perfectly cooked, light, crispy, and not greasy at all, although the breading was a bit bland. The pierogies were soft and flavorful, and the caramelized onions added the perfect touch of sweetness. And the dill remoulade was excellent. Everything on the plate complemented each other beautifully. The service was excellent. Our drinks, appetizers, and meals came out quickly, hot, and fresh. Our server was very attentive and on top of everything without being overbearing, which made the whole experience even better. Between the cozy igloo atmosphere, delicious food, and great service, it was a fantastic night. I'll definitely be back again!

Exceptionally average. The two stars are for the amaretto sour and the amaretto sour only, it was…read morereally good. Service was not bad but not good. Food was super super boring- the pierogi were dry and flavorless and the presentation of the whipped feta alone.. i mean, come on. Could not get a good read on the vibes. I'd go back and sit at the bar maybe and have like, a salad.

I've been to the Roxy/Mahalls many times, and it's usually a great place to see a show…read more Unfortunately, my most recent visit for the Secondhand Serenade concert left me feeling unsafe in a way I've never experienced there before. Since the Roxy and Mahall's are connected and jointly owned, I want to be clear that this experience reflects on both venues. While my friends and I were trying to find a place to stand, one of my friends was confronted by a couple who were upset that someone was standing in front of them. Instead of simply expressing frustration, they escalated the situation by "transvestigating" her--accusing her (a cisgender woman) of being transgender--and making several derogatory, bigoted comments. It was completely inappropriate and deeply unsettling. Because I've always viewed the Roxy and Mahall's as safe and inclusive spaces, I immediately went to security. Both I and another person explained what happened, but the only response we received was that they would "keep an eye on the person." Knowing that someone was allowed to behave this way without being removed made me feel anxious and unsafe, especially as a transgender person myself. I'm cis‑passing and was fortunate not to be clocked, but the entire situation shook my sense of trust in venues I've always felt comfortable in. I truly hope the Roxy and Mahall's take incidents like this more seriously moving forward. Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected at shows, and bigoted harassment should never be tolerated.

I came to Mahalls for a Beyoncé dance night with DJ Meg and it was a ball. The crowd and energy was…read moreso fun and inviting. The staff here is always kind and I just love that everyone is free to be themselves and let their hair down. Also, the drinks are not too expensive.

It was such a great vibe! I loved the Christmas set up. They music and atmosphere was lovely. I'll…read moredefinitely be back.

Went here after the game against Pittsburgh, in which the Dawgs won so this place was partying…read morehard!! DJ had great music playing which made me stay longer than I normally would. No food served here, but the drink was nicely strong (thx bartender). Nice bar/club to attend after the game!

Would not recommend!!!…read more Came for a night out from outta town. They charged $10 at the door. We walked in we're the only ones there. They had swings at the bar (which was nice). The bouncer proceeded to tell us we couldn't sit there and that we had to move to the room which looked like a warehouse that they added on and was freezing cold. We decided to get a drink. But that was kind of difficult. They didn't have more than 10 bottles to choose from. They were advertising Avion throughout the club. The bartender said they were still recovering from All Star weekend. And that's why they didn't have much to serve. But a few moments later I saw them bring out a bottle of Avion and serve it to a VIP table. Also be ready to pay $30+ for one single drink and $5.00 for a bottle of water. The Bartenders were also talking negatively about my group of friends and I. 3 steps away from us behind the bar. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL ESTABLISHMENT!

They had about 12 types of liquor, NO BEER, and a shot of crown (that we didn't want, but drank bc…read morethey had nothing else of interest) was $28. Plus there was a $10 cover, just for us to be the only ones inside. It was also freezing inside. Insane! The bartender was clearly annoyed because we kept asking what type of liquor they had (you know, since there was only 12 bottles). When they didn't think we were paying attention, the bartender told who we presumed was the owner that we were annoyed and he said "well tell them to go away". Then they had a nice chuckle. We just paid $90 for 3 shots plus a cover charge and you want us to go away? Ok, bye! Will NEVER go back.

Totally empty at 415pm but it's also Ramadan so many folks only eat at sundown. No rice at all…read moreavailable at this time. No manakeesh, no Arabic coffee anymore (Turkish only- without cardamom). Big open dining area. Hookah available. Only one person spoke English but she was very friendly and helpful with the menu. The fries were nothing to remember that came w my lamb shish kofta. The shish kofta was well done and flavorful. The shrimp kafiya had lots of little shrimp and was basically a large bowl of tomato stew. Flavorful, some garlic and onion and green pepper throughout. The pita it came with was dry and leatherlike. Very hard to chew.

If you're looking for an authentic Middle Eastern lounge with hookah, drinks and food this is the…read moreplace. Hookah isn't overpriced, drinks are fairly priced too. The patio was redone within the last couple years and is pretty spacious. It's typically pretty quiet/lowkey on a weekday/night and can tend to be more busy/upbeat on some Saturday nights. The music is always middle eastern as well. Kan Zaman is a community staple.

Born and raised in Los Angeles and now a resident in Las Vegas, my standards for night clubs and…read moreparties are really high. I visited a friend in Cleveland for two weeks and heard about the Park Social Lounge. I went in having zero expectations because I mean come on, it's like Cleveland and Lebron is now a Laker, but Parks Social Lounge is seriously the spot. I picked up someone new every time I went to Parks and visited several other night clubs in the area to compare. The other night clubs either had too high of prices or the girls didn't meet my standards. Long story short Park Social Lounge = have lots of fun with little to zero money down. If I ever visit Cleveland again, I will definitely be hitting up this place.

Honestly everyone there was extremely rude. Bartenders walked right by us. Club closed earlier than…read moreregular because time went back. But it's technically still not even closing time but that's whatever. Security was also horrible and accidentally pulled my friends hair when forcing us to leave. This club is actually not that great and this was the first time going out in Cleveland and very doubtful i'll come back here.