I visited the W Sports Bar in September 2025 to watch the U.S. Open Women's Tennis final match. It…read morewas a packed afternoon but I managed to find a seat. My friend Mike later joined me to hangout. Vibrant and lively sports bar showing women's and men's sport games on several TV's. I gave a 3-star rating because I was disappointed that upon my arrival, the only TV in the main area playing the women's tennis final match at the U.S. Open did not have the volume playing. The volume was on full blast over a speaker for a men's football match. Showing men's sports was fine with me but as a women's sports bar, they could have at least tried to get sound for the women's tennis final match. I asked a waiter about putting the tennis match volume on the main speaker so that we can hear the match but she said that the other TV's are the only ones that play sound. FOOD -- There is lots to choose from appetizers, sandwiches, salads, pizzas, and flatbreads. I ordered the pepperoni flatbread which tasted delicious. It was small and cost $15 which is a bit high. TV's -- There are about 8 TV's stationed throughout the bar. I sat at a small table at the entrance and watched the Women's U.S. Open tennis match from the 1 TV that was showing the match. I was excited to watch the match but there was no sound. The only sound playing was for a football game going on. This was surprising because the bar is a women's sports bar so one would expect women's sports to be highlighted on the sound system. LOCATION -- On Detroit Ave. next to the Welleon apartments. SERVICE -- Good and standard. I was greeted upon walking into the bar and then a waiter came to my table to hand me a menu. If you don't drink alcohol like myself, you can still have fun here by watching sports and ordering some food. I may be back if I know that I can watch a women's sports game here and actually hear the game. Hopefully they have fixed their TV sound issue. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 22/250 total reviews in 2026 - 863 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 13 April 2026

Built in the former Banter location in the Detroit-Shoreway, The W Sports Bar seeks to celebrate…read morewomen's sports! While they will focus on airing women's sports on their TVs, you can expect to see Cleveland sports sharing screen time. After all, women's sports fans also watch their local sports, regardless of gender identity. It'll be exciting to witness the community rallying around this new bar with great food, good drinks, and vibes to match! The staff are learning on the go and friendly. The food has great menu names and a good variety. The wings were well-dressed and you can even opt for all flats (+$3)! Fun fact: This is the first women's sports bar in Ohio.

We got to cross another "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" restaurant off our list: Good Company in…read moreCleveland's Detroit Shoreway neighborhood! It's a cute little place right near the lake with white brick walls, a casual atmosphere, and phenomenal service. We were greeted as soon as we walked in and sat right away. Our waitress truly went above and beyond for us, making our visit feel extra special!! Everything is so fresh here--they even make their own pretzels and sandwich bread from scratch! We shared a Soft Pretzel served with house-made brown butter cream cheese which was absolutely delicious. For mains, I got the Cheese Steak Dip and my husband got the Surf & Turf. Highly recommend checking them out!

On our third visit to Good Company we ended up getting a smash burger which we cut in half and…read moresplit because it was so large. Burger was perfectly cooked. Sandwich was good, but a little heavy on the lettuce. We also got the chicken skins with ranch, which of course are the best part of fried chicken. This dish was raped about by Michael Symon and Guy Fieri. We also got some french fries dusted and hot spices which we need more ranch dressing for. Very good, but we need to go later on dusting next time. We also got a brown sugar rice crispy treat which we got one to split and then we ended up getting a second one because it was so good. Cheers, the good company

Visited for perhaps the last time - everything was perfect. Best wishes to all the people this was…read morereally a Cleveland gem.

Not a fan of leaving negative reviews at all. This review is also a long time coming and debated…read moreposting it. This was during Covid on two separate occasions where this establishment and its staff were absolute militant about masking up between bites and drinks. Someone (not with me) stood up without masking up on another occasion and was called out loudly by two staff. Not to mention you also had to show proof of vaccine to even enter this place. Pretty sure this was the only place in Lakewood requiring this. Well aware it is up to owner/management but I also saw them literally turn people away who tried to enter because they didn't have their papers.

The food was just okay. Nothing to really write home about. The bartender was friendly and the…read morefood came quick.

It's a good bar. No fuss, unless you're fancy. Looking to watch sports and grab a drink? This is…read moreyour spot.

Came here on a Tuesday for dinner and was not disappointed. Food was excellent, drinks were on…read morepoint, and the service was very friendly. Only minor issue was how warm it was inside the restaurant. While it was very hot outside, the indoor temperature was pretty warm in the bar area. I'll be back for sure!

Missed the mark with undercooked burger, oily house chips, and rude female manager…read more From other reviews it seems the burgers are hit or miss. Mine was a miss. Ordered medium well and was served a very pink burger that was lukewarm. Add the oily chips and I had stomach issues for a few days.

Brick & Barrel is an unassuming little brewery near downtown Cleveland and the river. It's near a…read morebunch of other breweries so is easily added to any brewery crawl. Our visited ended up being one of our favorites thanks to a silly group of friends, and the super friendly and patient bartender Sarah who made sure we had a great time. The brewery is nearby a cool old raising bridge, which is present in their logo. They have a bunch of core styles to choose from. The decor leans heavily into local kitsch, which gives it a casual and colorful vibe. Prices are super reasonable with $9 flights. The beer quality was great as well. A highlight (or nightmare) for us was the fact they had the infamous Malort to try, we all had our first shots and hated every minute! We visited during a weekday, but I can easily see this being a fun and happening weekend night brewery. I'd love to visit again.

Brick and Barrel is conveniently located near downtown. Parking is easy on the street. They have a…read moregood beer selection and the bar area is comfortable. They offer outdoor seating as well. We visited on a Saturday afternoon and they were busy. The server behind the bar was very friendly and helpful.

I have never celebrated Dyngus Day before. In all honesty, I really don't know what Dyngus Day…read moreis...? But yesterday my wife and I decided to get involved with the festivities in Gorden Square/Battery Park. So on a brisk but sunny day we drove down to Battery Park in Cleveland and visited "All Saints Public House" for a tall glass of Guinness and a dish of Cabbage and Noodles topped with a Bratwurst. The Battery Park area is a wonderful part of town and a fun place to visit. "All Saints" is a great ethnic bar/restaurant. It's dark, moody, warm, full of awesome people, and just a great place to be. The lady and gentleman that waited on us were really great and made us feel right at home. We sat and talked and watched "Gone with the Wind", drank a wonderfully satisfying Guinness (on tap), and ate some of the best Cabbage and Noodles I've ever had, with an excellent Bratwurst on top. Turns out, Dyngus Day is a load of fun... and I'm still not sure what it is?

Everything about brunch was perfect. Mimosa flight, breakfast burrito and Bourbon pour.read more

Terrestrial has great beer options and is dog-friendly (which also means... friendly dogs ). I…read moreenjoyed both the Betelgeuse and the Road Tripel, though the Betelgeuse easily takes the cake. This is a great spot to hang out and enjoy one of their continuously rotating beers. The staff is friendly and attentive. If you're bringing a dog, they'll typically bring over a water bowl, and they genuinely seem to enjoy interacting with all the pups. Another highlight is that they currently offer five non-alcoholic beers. If you're out for a ride or a run, you can stop in and enjoy an N/A without worrying about stumbling through the rest of your workout. TL;DR: Great neighborhood brewery at the tip of the Towpath Trail with friendly staff, great beer, and plenty of friendly dogs.

Brought our pup here last weekend. Love that they allow dogs inside! Service was great and the food…read morewas delicious. The pretzel with beer cheese and hot mustard was amazing. We also had the single smash burger and the fried chicken sandwich. The happy hour special for the single smash burger was great ($10 I believe) and the burger actually had a lot more going on than I thought it would (bacon, cheese?) Giving it a 4 rather than 5 because my husband didn't love the fried chicken sandwich and I thought there could have been a better beer selection.

I was traveling through the area and only staying one night in Norwalk, OH and Googled restaurants…read morein the area. Main Street Tavern in Huron, OH was almost 9 miles away, but so with the drive! The food was delicious and yet reasonably priced. My waitress Kyla was a fantastic waitress and bartender with a great personality and attentive to her customers. I will absolutely be back when I come to town again!

The atmosphere is great...steady bar hum with many families enjoying a meal out...typical bar…read morefood....service is awesome...quick and attentive...portions and prices decent ....

Fantastic food is about where the positivity ends here. Fridays nights they have only ONE person…read morebehind the bar and the cook. Service is super slow. Lisa is amazing, but she can't be everywhere at once and if you're seated outside the bar, you won't get served. Friday nights are bingo nights, which are fun. But please..get two more bartenders / servers so people can eat and drink in a reasonable amount of time

Happened to see this place when I was in the area and it was lunch time…read more It's a small place. Has a long bar and a few tables. Clean. Has a neighborhood bar feel. Nice regulars. Menu for both beer and food seemed limited. It has a full bar. I ordered a starter salad and Po Boy. Both were enjoyable. One person working. It was a good experience for not knowing what to expect.