Me and some friends went there last week, for something different to do. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised, great atmosphere inside, many many different and fun shooting ranges for all levels, we were fairly new at it. Really great service inside they explained how to go through everything. Great place to go for some fun. I'm also sure it's a great way to practice and improve your shooting skills. Todd C

I have now completed 2 of the 4 training sessions that I purchased at a discount. I am finding…read morethis training incredibly helpful. The simulators and scenarios are so real its hard to explain. After only 2 classes I have gained valuable knowledge and feel much more confident in all situations. If you are interested in learning how to best protect yourself and your family, I highly recommend this training. This is a contemporary new style of training ( vs on a range) that is a great value and investment. The instructors are also very knowledgeable and add to the overall learning experience.

My family has had a membership to the Parma armory for about three years…read more I am a fan of the 21-Gun range. The setup has small details that make it more comfortable -- there is a clip on the side of each stall to hold extra targets, and there is a second shelf, so my purse and range bag are out of the way while shooting. And, the high-powered ventilation system means there is virtually no odor on the range. My family has taken several classes. Today, I took the "Sentinel" class taught by Andre and Zach. The class was entertaining and the instruction was excellent -- my concealed-carry handgun has a few idiosyncrasies, and they showed me how to get it to cooperate. My husband took an archery class with Josh. My husband said Josh was knowledgeable and a good teacher.

Andre and will were awesome. Such a fun , informative and great ccw class. Range time was…read moresecond to none. They kept it fun and would recommend to anyone looking to get their ccw!!!

What an unexpected surprise. I'm not a huge fan of football, but the museum is very well put…read moretogether and the volunteers are knowledgeable and friendly, especially Stan and Steve. Definitely make some time for the live presentations they do every hour. We saw the evolution of helmets, defect or not defunct teams, and odd objects from football. These penetrations were only 20- minutes, but we learned a lot! Logistics: 1. Canton is 1-hr drive south of Cleveland. Allocate at least 2.5-3 hrs to do the museum and the presentations. We could have easily stayed another hour, but we ran out of time. There's also a football village around the hall of fame with restaurants and a Ferris wheel to explore, so you could easily downs a half day here. 2. Buy the combo ticket if you plan on doing both the rock and roll and nfl pro football hall of fame. It's $65 and will save you $10+ vs buying tickets individually. Highlights 1. Hall of fame busts were really breathtaking. I can't wait to come back in 20-years to see recent players in more familiar with 2. Exhibit in the latest Super Bowl winners (Philly Eagles) 3. Live presentations

An NFL player's dream - maybe one of them is to be recognized, elected into and enshrined in the…read morelegendary Hall of Fame in Canton Ohio. A fan's dream , especially this fan of six plus decades-is to soak in everything about this beautiful and inspiring sport - from attending the Super Bowls to meeting the great players to getting to be part of the Hall of Fame festivities and being in the presence of greatness - 384 Hall of Fame legends. Goose bumps for life indeed! My dream came true as I got to visit and spend some great time in this epic institution and meet my heroes in person. The beautiful displays, the uniforms and helmets from 1925; the ability to design and make my own Super Bowl ring, the write ups about players and teams I did not know much about( 32 teams), the inspiring videos with that music, Steve Sabol's voice. On to comparing my scrawny bony arse 209 lb physique to those of these Greek Godesque superheroes. Then there is the fun and spunky staff that is a walking and talking encyclopedia of sports info. They love football and it is so fitting to have them be our hosts and guides. There is so much more. You need a good 7 hours to truly enjoy and take in all this magical place offers. Parking is $25 per car( cash only) and $200 for an RV. This is a must experience for every NFL fan stateside and also for our new fans in Europe and South America. Love the NFL!

i paid for the class, to learn the legalities of both perspectives the prosecutors as well as the…read moredefendants in general when is about self defense. i went to the store, and legalheat didnt even sent an email that this was cancelled. the store's clerk whom they don't have fault, was surprised that legalheat wave didnt sent me an email nor called me to cancel the event. i spent money 50 dollars for the class and instead they told me the class was cancelled to contact them i would say to everyone dont waste your money nor time. instead go pay a consultation of self defense attorneys as well as prosecutors and tell them you obtained or will obtain a ccw and want to know the legalities of what is legal and what is not legal. rhey may cost higher but at least they will gce you quality service by providing the correct legal information. if a lawfirm or organisation cannot respond promptly that means they wont defend you legally well. so my advise is dont waste money nor gasoline. call before you go to the coarse to verify and bring security with you because you dont know of this is a true legal team or a set-up. really . is about respecting your time, your work effort because money represents an exchange of time of work. and if they cant appreciate the fact you worked helping comercial truckers bring products as a mechanic rhen obviously they won't respect you in self defense. really. which means they will fully neglect providing correct information stay far away from legalheat lawfirms organisation. find another law firm thst will give you a lesson although maybe more costly. so this way you get the information you truly need for awareness and protection

Paid three of us showed up at cabellas and waited.they never showed.cabelas wasn't told they…read morechanged lications.i waited years to take a class.finally we call they changed locations and did't tell some of us.instructor wouldnt let us in.asked for a refund i was so pissed.they send me a copy of a refund i still havent gotten yet.asked again still no refund.i highly recomend you stay away from legal heat.i went online took a class snd got my maine permit.dont waste your time with theese liars.first impression very poor.zero stars if i could

I'm in town for work and met with some local friends for dinner. They had gotten us reservations at…read moreThe Bistro. We started with the House Made Pierogies and the Originale Pizza. For dinner, I had the Grilled Tomahawk Pork Chop with Creamy Polenta, Sautéed Brussel Sprouts and Caramel Apple Pancetta Sauce. My friends had the Swordfish and 12oz Strip Steak. For dessert we shared the Tiramisu and the Strawberry Shortcake. The service and food were excellent. After dinner we went to The Stillhouse for live music and drinks. I tried the Smoked Envy. I also picked up a few bottles to take back to KY. Wine - Abbraccio and Bellina Bourbon - Rum Barrel Bourbon The grounds are beautiful and I want to come back and visit again.

We had an amazing visit to this place for our Girls' Weekend/Birthday celebration! From the moment…read morewe arrived we were surrounded by beauty, excellent service and food, and wonderful accommodations! We never left the area because there was so much to do and enjoy right on the property! Thanks to each and every person there.

Great Lakes was one of our top highlights on our visit to Cleveland. If you like a great craft…read morebrewery, definitely visit! Luckily we were able to visit between 2 holiday seasons and had a beer flight with the Christmas ale, pumpkin ale, hazy ipa, bourdeaux toffee amber ale, and cookie exchange milk stout. Must tries are the Christmas and pumpkin ales. We bought a 6-pack of their Christmas ale cans and checked our luggage on the way home! Pub food was actually pretty good too. Recommend the following: - fried chicken sandwich - polish boy loaded fries The following were just ok - pulled pork pineapple sandwich bread was a bit soggy - pierogies were a nice portion with 4 but not that flavorful Service was really nice and attentive. Gave great recommendations on which popular beers to try. The pub also has 3 floors and we were seated upstairs by a window overlooking the street.

Ugh. Don't know what to say…read more Good and bad. It was very crowded and busy when we arrived for lunch today. A good thing! Great ambience. Incredible. We ordered a pitcher of their Christmas Ale. I'm not a beer person. But I did like this ale. You could tell it was made with exceptional ingredients, the hops was very prevalent. Just a really good ale even for an occasional beer drinker like myself. We had to move tables because the small room was loud. But that's ok. Our server was excellent she really made us feel at home and did everything she could to make uus feel comfortable. Now, both my lunch companion and I both chose the fish and chips. It was a very tasty flaky cod for $19/$21 that came with sweet potato fries or regular fries. Gotta say, the portions seemed awfully skimpy. I realize they weight it, but honestly I was expecting a lot more. I should have gone for the meatloaf. The sweet potato fries and cole slaw were excellent. For dessert, we got the bread pudding, made in house. It was really very good, but my recommendation would be to add more of the sauce. It was a nice thick piece of excellent bread pudding, but as with all bread pudding, the secret is in the sauce that came with it. Aside from very poor food portions, the server we had had all the charm of Heinrich Himmler if he were waiting on Golda Meir. He never looked at you or stopped at your table. You had to state your request as you walked by him. He treated us like we were a complete inconvenience for him. And I noticed he was the same way with every other table, so it wasn't us. Frankly, a charming place with a terrible waiter in need of larger food portions.

Visited "The South Side" restaurant/bar for lunch today, in Tremont. Half the building is a great…read morebar with all high tops, and the other half is a dining room with all low tops. Then there's a big patio for nice weather. It was a nice sunny spot to sit and relax. Enjoy a beverage and my all time favorite... The Lamb Burger! That is the best burger there is (assuming you like lamb). Fresh ground lamb smash burger, grilled onion, cheddar, sweet & spicy chili crisp sauce on a toasted bun. I always ask for the chili sauce on the side. I followed it with one of the best desserts around. Orange Phyllo Cake, warm phyllo dough cake layered with orange slices. Served with powdered sugar, yuzu cream cheese and cranberry compote... Amazing. The hostess, and our server (Michelle) were very pleasant and did a nice job. The only small issue was a party of 16 people right next to us... you can imagine the noise level. But that was no one's fault. They were having fun. So yes, I definitely recommend. Give them a try. Sorry for no pictures, I was occupied.

Stopped by today and ran into one of my faves, Sydney managing the place! Always a pleasant…read moreexperience but even sweeter running Into her. The staff is friendly, nice to talk to and it's always good food and drinks. Gonna be seeing more of me now that Sydney's manning the shift:)

We stayed here to kick off our road trip week…read more The hotel lobby is gorgeous. High saturation and contrast with eye catching decor like marble, crystal chandeliers, tufted seating. Check in was seamless and quick. The hotel was pretty busy because there was a cavs playoff game that day. The elevators are interesting. You select your floor on a wall panel and you are directed to the elevator that will be taking you to your floor. Only had to share an elevator with another human once. The room was also very nice and impressively sized with separate bed and sitting areas and a very large TV with the ability to connect to streaming services. The view was trash, basically the roof of an adjacent building followed by other tall buildings. For this reason, the room was on the darker side/lacking in natural light. The shower was right next to the bed with opaque glass. Location is fantastic. Right spank in the middle of downtown cleveland and within walking distance from many downtown attractions including sporting events, shopping, restaurants, bars, arcade, etc. We randomly didn't get any housekeeping services. Idk if that is a thing or intentional or whatever but it wasn't mentioned at check in. We had to ask for more towels. Also the coffee machine is basically a decoration because the cord doesn't reach an outlet. There were no outlets on one side of the bed. There was one day where it smelled terrible in the lobby for a few hours. I don't know what that was about. We didn't have any issues with cleanliness of the room other than the lack of housekeeping. I would stay here again if the price was right because there certainly are limitations.

Stay at your own peril! One of the dirtiest hotels in Cleveland a guest could stay at. Management…read moredoes not care. There are Yelp reviews from 7-9 months ago, at the time I am writing this, referencing complaints to management about room cleaning and overall cleanliness of the hotel. Nothing has been rectified based upon those complaints. I'd argue it is worse. There is a think layer of dust blanketing almost every non-obvious surface in rooms, in common areas, and on some walls. The floors and carpets that are not vacuumed by their robots show a buildup of dirt and dust. Housekeeping could not be bothered to care to change sheets, take dirty towels, dust, remove trash...care... On the slight positive, the people who are at the hotel that are trying, maintenance, engineering, the front desk staff, and the bartenders at the various venues, are still top notch. It no longer makes up for what used to be one of Cleveland's better hotels in years past. The management of the hotel should be replaced. Ownership should lose their tax abatements.

We stayed at Kalahari for 3 nights with the Stay & Play package, and overall we had a great time…read morewith a few things that could be improved. We arrived around 1:30 PM and were pleasantly surprised that our room was already ready -- such a relief after traveling, especially with kids. However, the new luggage carts are definitely a downgrade. They barely hold anything, and if you have more than just a couple of bags, it turns into a hassle. Really hoping they switch back to the old style. The waterpark itself is always a blast, but I do wish the hours were longer. Closing at 8 PM on weeknights feels early when you're on vacation and trying to fit everything in. Same for the sweet treat shop -- we felt rushed trying to get from the waterpark to the room, get dressed, and then make it down to the arcade and grab treats all within about 45 minutes. We chose the Stay & Play package mainly for the arcade credit ($100 each night), but we didn't realize that when you use the package credits, the games don't give you tickets. That was disappointing, especially with kids who love winning prizes. On the positive side, the kids absolutely loved the Build-a-Bear experience. It was pricey at about $100 for two bears, but it is vacation, and they had so much fun that it was worth it. I also really liked the new charging wristbands -- super convenient and nice not having to carry a card around all day. As for comfort, the waterpark air could've been warmer. I remember it feeling much more comfortable in past visits, but this time I felt cold almost the whole time. The hallways were especially chilly. Food-wise, the Pizza Pub was fantastic. We had it delivered right to our room, and both the pizza and the chicken chunks were delicious -- honestly one of our favorite meals of the trip. Overall, even with a few hiccups, we had a fun stay and would visit again. Kalahari still delivers a great family getaway, just with a few things I hope they adjust back to how they used to be.

Unfortunately, this was the worst stay our family has had at Kalahari - this may very well be our…read morelast time coming here! We contacted resort staff three separate times with serious concerns during our stay and saw no action taken--only empty apologies. That lack of response was extremely frustrating and made it feel like guest experience was not a priority. Going back to the room for a break didn't help. Our room faced a solid wall, did not have a fireplace as advertised, and we dealt with constant loud door slamming and wall pounding from nearby cleaning staff. It was not relaxing and made it difficult to rest. The conditions in the waterpark were also unacceptable. The lines for the water slides smelled strongly of urine, as if people were urinating while standing in line, which was extremely unpleasant and unhygienic. The wave pool was especially concerning. Chunks of concrete were breaking off the bottom of the pool, and I cut my foot on one of these pieces, about the size of a penny. There was concrete grit throughout the water, which was very unsafe - I gave chunks to the staff to emphasize my concerns. On top of all of this, everything was freezing cold. The wave pool water was freezing, the slide water was freezing, and the hot tubs were not hot at all despite hour-long wait lines with 40+ people. Even the indoor temperature felt cold. For the cost of this stay, none of this was acceptable. Overall, this experience was not worth what we paid and fell far below expectations.