The atmosphere and food was fabulous.. However, our server was a bit rude and acted like we were an…read moreinconvenience to him. It was unfortunate!

The food ambience and service was first rate! This was our first visit. Reserve's easy to make…read moreonline. We chose to sit on the back deck over looking the creek (which was pretty dry) for our late summer visit. There is also cozy indoor seating and a large dining area on the front lawn. The wine choices were great. We enjoyed a bottle of white (Tuscan Chardonnay) with our cheeses then chose a Red (blend from Paso Robles) for our meatballs pasta and chocolate. Divine! We will certainly be back!

Wonderful place to try new wines, excellent service and the ambience is perfect for girls night or…read morespecial night out

Love this small woman owned business! It's so fun getting to sample a variety of wine for a good…read moreprice. The owner was super sweet and told us she tried to source unique wines that we won't just find at the supermarket which I appreciate. You get a card to swipe to sample the wine type and size you want and it shows you how much you've spent which is nice so I don't go too overboard. They have red white and rose so something for everyone. They also have some small board games to entertain you. The seating and vibe is so cute and comfy and we can't wait to come back.

So the good: beautifully decorated and cozy. We came in for dinner for the first time since this…read moreplace opened. We had a reservation for 6:30 PM on a Friday night. It's right around the corner from our house so we walked. We loved the vibe as soon as we walked in and everybody was pretty friendly. The bad: the bugs. Fruit flies everywhere. I had to ask for a menu back because I had to be able to swap them away. It was seriously that bad. I asked our Server if they could do anything about it and the response was to move outside. It was already a humid day, and the bugs were outside as well so that was a no win situation. The bugs were constantly flying in our faces and around our drinks and food. The food was really good but the service was poor. Everything took way too long. And again while everybody was pretty friendly, that was no excuse for the slow service. We ordered the chips and salsa appetizer and it came with not enough chips for four people. We asked our server for more chips and it took 20 minutes for the chips to come out. It was so long that we had our main entries in front already. I told the Server there was no need because now we had our food. We just got a weird look and she walked away. It took us two hours to eat our meal because of the slow service. That being said, we won't return. The flying bugs were the main problem, the service secondary.

Great food and drinks! This is one of the more slept on patios in Cleveland. The service is great…read moreand the food tastes amazing. There are great apps and entrees for all. Have to give a special shoutout to the pizza and the Tommy's margarita. The space is well decorated and cozy. Perfect for a night out or catch up with friends.

Amazing appetizers and martini's! Went with my mom for a little Mother's Day lunch date and it was…read moreSPECTACULAR!! The soft pretzel & cheese was the best I've ever had, and I need the cheese recipe! It was like a sweet honey cheese or something, it was delicious. Service was also wonderful!

me and my sister have been coming here for over a year. I love this bar in theory. ambiance is…read moregood, drinks are good but the service is awful. we always tip well and we are always nice-I have always worked in the hospitality industry so I understand- being understaffed/ busy/ having bad nights etc. but every time we come in, which is relatively often, we have been having consistently bad experiences. last time we came in it took over thirty minutes to even be greeted. the servers will ignore us and even roll their eyes when they see us. I stood at the bar for 30 minutes waiting for a drink a few visits ago while the bartenders took shots with other guests and got absolutely trashed while I was waiting to be served to the point that other patrons at the bar were asking me if I needed them to get the bartenders attention to make my drink, meanwhile the staff was avoiding eye contact and refusing to acknowledge me. tonight at 9:30 they came up to my table and told us it was last call (according to google this bar closes at 12) and brought us our checks. we paid cash and they didn't bring us change- assuming you're getting tipped 66% on a table you refused to wait on is insane and I had to go inside and ask for both mine and my sisters change where I was met with eye rolls and dirty looks from the girl with the braid who had been giving us dirty looks all night. this bar is convenient for me and my sister to meet and catch up each week and to be met with such blatant disrespect is beyond disappointing. closing the bar early so you can have a private party with your friends is not an acceptable reason to kick other patrons out and it has happened times before. we will not be returning, which is disappointing to both of us.

My book club has had a few of our recent monthly meet ups at Wine Dive, and have decided to make…read morethis our winter meeting location. The crowd ranges from busy to minimal and we received pretty good service both times. It can be kind of difficult because there are typically 10 of us so I think we typically have to wait a bit, but they do a pretty good job handling us. This place is very divey but still enjoyable. They have an assortment of vintage hanging lamps above the tables and that is my favorite detail. They have had some kind of music going on every time that we go, which I think would be fun if we weren't there for book club. I definitely want to come back here a time when I'm not discussing a book lol but the music is never too loud that we can't have a conversation. We are always here for happy hour and they have some great options. I always end up getting the $5 wine. They also make an excellent girl dinner with their house fries (basically Parmesan truffle fries) and chicken caesar salad. I have gotten this every time and I will continue to get it because it is perfect. I definitely suggest Wine Dive if you're looking for a fun easy place to go for happy hour!

Came to Wine Dive for an adult bingo night and I was pleasantly surprised. Really I had no idea…read morewhat to expect, but it's kind of a more mature dive bar if that makes sense. A little elevated, but still a dive. They have a large wine list, including bottles, wine by the glass, and some draft wines. The place is pretty spacious. I believe it encompasses the old El Carnicero restaurant and another bar that must have been next door. Seems like that took down a wall to make a really big spot. They have two bars and a small stage for bands, etc. The real surprise was the food. We just got a few things to snack on and couldn't stop. The sweet chili fried cauliflower was absolutely delicious. Probably one of the best fried cauliflowers that I've had in a long time. It was super crunchy with just the right amount of sauce. It was not soggy at all. We also got the popcorn. I forgot what the seasoning on it was, but it was addictive. Last we got some truffle Parmesan fries. They came with two sauces, one was a spicy mayo and the other I can't remember. Both sauces were great to dip the fries in and the large Parmesan pieces were a delight. Definitely a cool place in Lakewood to host an event or see a show.

Came in with another couple recently, wanting to try this newly opened spot. We had beers and also…read moretried their wings. Although the wings are on the pricier side, they were some of the best we've had around the city! Definitely want to come back and partake of their Happy Hour and also further explore their pub grub style menu options.

Came here on a Friday night with a decent sized party for some drinks (11 people), food and to just…read morehang out. The brewery was pretty empty with just a couple customers inside. Our waitress was nice but it took a while for her to come back and take our order--to the point where we went up a few times to the bar to ask for the waitress. Food was decent, but the most disappointing part was being charged for the large party gratuity, without letting us know. When handed the POS system only the total was shown without the line items. So to our surprise when we got our receipt after paying, we saw that the large party gratuity was applied and that it should have been applied for 18 guests or more. A couple of us didn't realize and tipped 20% on top of the gratuity when honestly, service wasn't that great.

My mom and I stop before every show. Sometimes for a light bite or just for a drink. The service…read moregets a little slow closer to show time but that is to be expected. We love the crab cakes and I love the Martini Verte which is inspired by Wicked.

Very disturbing and disgusting experience here…read more My husband and I were going to a play next door and were walking along the strip looking for somewhere to grab a quick bite about an hour beforehand. We saw this restaurant and sat on the completely empty patio. A server came outside, gave us menus, and we began looking over them and discussing what we wanted. Two women then walked up and asked us if the restaurant was open. We told them the server would come out, so we essentially brought them business as well. Within about five minutes, the same male server came outside three separate times asking if we were ready to order. He did not offer us drinks or water and seemed increasingly irritated that we were sitting there. The third time, my husband simply said, "We're good for now." The server then picked up a plastic sign that had been lying face down on the table, presumably blown over by the wind, and slammed it aggressively down in front of me, startling me, before storming away. We looked at the sign and saw that it said "Patrons Only." We were completely stunned by the way this was handled. If there was an issue with us being on the patio, it could have been communicated respectfully from the beginning. My husband went inside to ask for a manager. The same man told him that he was the manager and there was no one else. My husband asked for the owner, and after leaving for several minutes, he returned with the owner's phone number written on a Post-it note while insisting that he had done nothing wrong. My husband calmly asked him whether he thought his behavior toward us was appropriate. At that point, the "manager" came from behind the bar and began screaming at the top of his lungs directly in my husband's face, in front of all of the tables in the restaurant, loudly enough that I could hear it from outside along with two police officers who were nearby that rushed in after hearing it. He then got directly in my husband's face and chest-bumped him, escalating the situation physically. Another employee also became involved, yelling at my husband and appearing as though he was going to become physically aggressive as well. I opened the door because I was concerned about what was happening, and my husband and the two officers came outside. The manager never came back outside, and another employee took over the other table. The four of us were absolutely beside ourselves. We contacted the owner from outside the restaurant, but despite being told the owner would follow up, we have had to reach out ourselves and have still not received an adequate response regarding what happened. We are both business owners ourselves, and we cannot imagine treating customers this way. Regardless of whether there was a misunderstanding about the patio, there are professional and respectful ways to address customers. Screaming in someone's face, chest-bumping them, and escalating the situation physically is completely unacceptable. The incident was so loud and disruptive that people who were walking into the restaurant witnessed what was happening and left before they even walked in. This was not a quiet disagreement--it was a very public and extremely aggressive confrontation. We have never experienced anything like this in our entire lives of patronizing restaurants. We filed a police report regarding the incident. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this establishment to be aware of our experience.

Pretty hidden, but the service was great and it was dark and romantic. They had a nice patio…read moreoutside that you walk through when coming in and bar seating table top seating and chair seating inside. The drink menu rotate seasonally, and the pies are made fresh in the kitchen. They do not have a parking lot, but street parking is available around the corner.

A friend just moved back to town and I wanted to show him some of the cool spaces Cleveland has to…read moreoffer, so we did a little bar hopping. Our second stop was Amazonia and it did not disappoint! When we came in they asked if we had a reservation, we let them know that we did not. They were super cool about it and asked if we were ok with the patio. It was a beautiful evening and the patio is quite cute, so we were cool with it. Our waiter was very welcoming and attentive. He explained the menu and how the drinks are arranged, they even gave us a little welcome shot. They were out of the house cocktail so I went with the Sour Sun and it was delicious. As someone who enjoys pickled things, the pickled watermelon rind was a nice garnish. Oh, and I can't forget that their playlist was on point! I look forward to coming back to try their pizza and more cocktails.