My first Oktoberfest! It was fun tried all kinds of food / alligator bites - and jumbo cream puff -…read more- pretzel wrapped bratswurst with beer cheese sauce - very nice event ! I had a wonderful time :) lovely summer fair !!

I am addicted to this festival! So much fun to spend a few days at!…read more First of all, you must go with other people to really enjoy it....invite your family, friends, coworkers. Second, get crazy - wear some lederhosen or a drindl. Buy a hat or a flower headband. Buy a fun Oktoberfest tshirt to wear. Get in the spirit! Third, if you love beer, try it all! There's also wine and spirits around the festival for purchase, but beer is really what everyone drinks. Not only are there Oktoberfest beers, such as Paulaner and Hacker Pschorr, but many local craft beers. Fourth, go early and have a Bahama Mama from Schmidt's in Columbus for lunch. If you're still hungry, have a giant cream puff or strudel for dessert. Fifth, watch the Weiner races, enjoy some traditional dancers, walk through the vendors area of crafts and German imports, watch a sand sculpture being made right in front of your eyes, get a picture taken with Krampus and crew, watch the Strongman competition. Sixth, go to the Glockenspiel as many times as you can and dance & sing your heart out! Seventh, grab some Authentic German grub for dinner and park yourself in a bier tent to watch some great entertainment. I highly suggest a plate from Das Schnitzel Haus, some pierogi's from the Pierogi Lady, sauerkraut balls from Hey Hey or a pretzel-wrapped bratwurst. Eighth, make sure you're still drinking beer and take some sips of water in between - you'll appreciate that in the morning. Ninth, grab a partner and get on the dance floor for the chicken dance and some polka! It doesn't matter if you don't know how to polka, you'll pick it quickly or someone will teach you. The Chardon Polka Band, Alex Meixner and Klabetheads are all my favorites! Tenth, take lots of pictures to memorialize this great event! And lastly, get an Uber or have a designated driver to take you home!

A lot of resources. Computers always available. Quiet and easy to concentrate here. Tables…read moreavailable with electric outlets. Phone chargers can be checked out. Private study rooms. USB and headphones for sale. Open every day.

The Berea branch has an awesome children's section! Lots of room to explore and toys to engage…read morewith. They also have a big fish tank. The librarians have been kind as well.

We stopped into Cornerstone as part of the Brewery Passport. We were seated immediately and service…read morewas good despite being short staffed. Cornerstone is located in a beautiful building. The exposed brick and the bar are very nice. They had mostly guest taps. We ordered the couple of beers they brewed and they were good. We had already eaten so we didn't have a chance to try their food. There were other tables with food orders. It appeared based on a note on the menu Cornerstone has been struggling lately. I hope they are able to brew more beer and things pick up for them. They had several awards on the wall and seemed to have been around for a long time.

We are regulars, order the sane salad with salmon every time. My salmon, which is usually very good…read morewas terrible this time, couldn't eat it. When the server, who was very nice, asked if I wanted a box I said no salmon was bad this time and I couldn't eat it. He said he would advise kitchen. When he told the cook the manager went over also. Server brought over bill and said sorry. Manager didn't take anything off bill. Can't believe he would treat regulars like this. Will think hard before ever going back.

it allowed me to give people an idea of my art and i'm looking for a place to have my art hung on…read morebeautiful walls that let alot of people look at my art .and decide if they like what they see .kathy maxwell instagram 9828 kathy maxwell thank you for letting me show you some of my art .

HEDGE, housed inside 78th Street Studios, is one of the most innovative, vibrant and beautiful art…read moregalleries in the Cleveland area. The owner, Hilary Gent, provides contemporary space for emerging and professional artists to exhibit their work. Visiting HEDGE is a true experience. It's large, modern space beautifully curated by Hilary's thoughtful eye. Hilary consistently has new, groundbreaking exhibits, which will challenge you to think about art. Even if you think you "don't know about art," HEDGE's inclusiveness and friendly atmosphere will make you feel at home. For art collectors with more eclectic taste, HEDGE is your mecca. Hilary's curation brings in everything from lighting fixtures to acrylic paintings, drawings, textiles, and photography at affordable varying price ranges. I'm looking forward to seeing her current exhibition, THREADED, a textile art collection by three women artists. Hilary herself is also a brilliant artist, so take the time to observe her stuff! She's also a well-known event planner known for her chic, tasteful weddings within this space. If I ever get married, Hilary will be the first person I call. During the next Third Friday (when 78th Street Studios is open to the general public), head to Hilary's gallery for a great social hour, a glass of wine, and to meet other supremely interesting people. Her dog, Jack, will be waiting to greet you!

Wow!!!! I won a golden ticket. I went to the Golden ticket event and had the most amazing time! We…read moregot to see a working ion thruster - who can say that beside NASA engineers? We got to meet Gregory Box Johnson - a pilot who went to the Space station twice! We also seen the zero gravity facility where NASA can make objects become weightless for slightly over 5 seconds as it drops below ground over 430 feet. We were taken into the control room of where rocket engines are tested - inside joke (where pigs fly!)! The employees of mass were not only knowledgeable, but friendly and willing to answer all questions asked. I am so excited to take my girls back for open house tours over the next few years! I love that one of their three directors is from Puerto Rico. With the right support and hard work you can be anything you want to be!

Yelp Day at SLOPE…read more The facility is now only open to guided tours... they post on their web site well in advance and you can call to be a part of a larger group if you don't catch the Yelp train to NASA. We were not the first tour of the day...l so we got the bum's rush at times... they do have a gift shop still open... BUT... the larger exhibit / museum space is closed... it has been moved to the Great Lakes Science Center. Soooo... if you are looking to let your kids crawl and explore head to the Science Center... if you are looking to get a great geek's view of one of the departments and talk to staff take the guided tour as early in the day as you can.

Baldwin Wallace University is a nice college campus. I visited in May 2026 when a friend invited me…read moreand a few others to go eat with him at their dining hall since he had some meal plans left. I came on the last Friday of the semester (last day of classes). I came during lunch time and arrived alone as the other friends invited couldn't come. When I arrived on campus, there were signs leading me to Strosacker Hall which is where I needed to go. I appreciated the big parking lot which is free. I entered Durst Welcome Center to get help leading me to the entrance of Strosacker Hall and the student worker was helpful in directing me at which point I found my friend. I visited Strosacker Hall (Student Union building) which is where the dining hall is. The options for lunch were quite good. I chose rice and beef which came with green and red peppers. I also got apple juice, a cookie, and a small red velvet Bundt cake. I left full and satisfied. My friend enjoys being an undergraduate student here so if you are looking for a small liberal arts University then go and visit the campus of Baldwin Wallace and meet some staff members. They offer bachelor and masters degree programs in addition to certificate programs. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 83/250 total reviews in 2026 - 924 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 15 May 2026

A few friends and I went for dinner on a Friday evening @Strosacker hall and the food was decent…read moreand a good selection. One of our friends, who is Vegan, was able to have a good meal from the salad bar. They even had a Vegan dessert option for her as well. My fav were the salad bar, Salmon cake, unlimited beverages and a good variety of desserts. Overall, a very good value for what you get, especially for us Seniors. Lols One of my friends and I (from the group) returned for breakfast on a different day and it was pretty good too. Anyway, yes, would probably return in the future.

Our community center is having issues due to bad roof and mildew smells, Brookpark is really having…read moreissues. Needs a new building and pool, they refuse, rather do as little as possible. Has been shut down due to health issues. So I called this center to see if my disabled daughter could use the walking lap , when the snow comes in, it's very difficult for her. I asked the receptionist, and she said 465 dollars a year. Than said hold on let me check, than put me on hold for 10 minutes . I hung up with much dismay. I wouldn't call this a community center, it's more like a recreation center that truly wants to keep non residents out. I would never take a disabled person to this center. Only for young or senior center more like it.

A well designed community center with many recreational offerings, indoor/outdoor pool and…read morecommunity rooms conducive for special events, business meetings, corporate training.