Visiting family and friends in town. Looked for a place to get food and beer, and stumbled upon…read morethis place. It has a dive bar feel, somewhat due to the lighting. The bartender was friendly and provided great service. They have a small draft beer menu. Guinness and Smithwicks are two expected options on the menu. I went with a beer I had not tried, the North Peak Vanilla Porter. It was cold and easy to drink, with a smooth flavor. For my dinner I ordered the BLT Wrap. The sandwich included French Fries. My order quickly arrived. The candied bacon was delicious. The garlic mayo was also tasty, though it was a little on the heavy side. Overall I enjoyed my food and experience at Craggy's Bagland. Worth a visit if you want a drink or bar food.

Went for wing night. Definitely a place to add if you're a wing lover. What's not to love delicious…read morewings and cold beer.

Y'all... don't sleep on Kessler's Pub in Parma for some amazing grub! We came in after we saw…read moreAustin's food review videos and we were NOT disappointed! 10/10 - everything was delicious! Our first time here, but we will be back! Make sure you try Taco Tuesday - tacos and nachos, the burger, this month's wing sauce; spicy peach, and the Kessler's Wing Sauce.

New to area to decided to stop in. Very annoying place. It's like 90s flashback central. Bar did…read morenot make you feel welcome. Food looked ok but place didn't look very clean so no food ordered. Will never return.

The ambience is always exceptional, not too loud, there's bocce ball inside, the outside patio is…read moreiconic. The service tends to be a little slow but the food is incredible, my wife loves the five cheese mac n cheese, their seafood and burgers are excellent. I also love to try their seasonal options and they've never disappointed. The chicken paprikash dip is very good.

Another beautiful evening at Stone Mad Pub! We had the patio almost entirely to ourselves for a…read morewhile, making it the perfect place to unwind. As always, Chef Rocco's food was outstanding. Hubby enjoyed the Black-N-Blue Burger, perfectly cooked with a generous side of delicious potatoes (plenty to share!). I chose the chicken quesadilla special with just the right touch of heat. He had a cold beer, I enjoyed a glass of Chardonnay, and our server, Amy, was terrific--friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. .. Stone Mad has that rare "Cheers" atmosphere where you're always welcomed like an old friend. We always leave looking forward to our next visit!

I've only had this place twice. The first time I walked down from the cigar lounge and I got two…read moredozen wings and an order of fries and everything was absolutely delicious. This time after work, I decided to get some wings and fries for myself to go. When I got home and opened the container, I was kind of disappointed because two of my wings had feathers all on them. I know I ordered kind of late at night, but who wants to eat feather wings? So out of the six, I only ate the four. I know that the wings are good cause I've had them once before so I'll probably give them another shot and hopefully they are like how I had them the first time

I come up from Maryland to see my girlfriend and this is the only bar I normally go to the food and…read moreservice is Amazing!!!

Parnell's is an Irish bar nestled in a charming and historic Cedar Fairmount neighborhood of…read moreCleveland Heights. It's the neighborhood's gathering place. What sets Parnell's aside from other Irish pubs is that it's pretty classy and sophisticated with dim lighting, nice ambiance, Irish charm, and well curated drink menu with more than just beer. By the way, the beer is really good too! I've been to Parnell's for a wide range of occasions - book club, date nights, and even Irish New Year! All very memorable and pleasant experiences! Parnell's is a cozy bar with limited seating including the bar, high tops, a few tables by the windows, and a small room in the back. On weekends the pub gets very lively and busy. On weekdays you'll usually find more room to roam. It's a great destination to spend your whole evening, have some drinks before or after dinner. No food is served here, but there are so many options within the walking distance (neighborhood is safe to walk in day and night). Genuinely you can't go wrong with any surrounding food choices. Many people come here to socialize, have a beer solo, play board games (bring your own), or spend their time at happy hour. Service is always very pleasant and attentive. It's also important to mention that as a single woman I always feel completely safe in this space. Everyone is welcoming and social! The pub is well known for their beer and whiskey. As far as beer, you'll find a variety here - Guinness of course, and local beers - Harp, Butcher & The Brewer, and Fatheads. Tonight I tried The Repeater Euro Lager from the Butcher & The Brewer ($8 + $0.16 credit card surcharge). It was a very smooth lager. I'm not quite a beer connoisseur, but I always felt that beers here are really good. You can also find flights (whiskey, bourbon, etc), wine, gin, vodka, tequila, and rum. Don't overlook their QR menu (found at the bar) with their special drinks. I had mixed drinks here and can attest to the fact that they were very strong, with high quality liquor, and delicious. I mean it's the quality I'd expect at a swanky speakeasy, not a pub. So it's a huge compliment. You can find their menu here: https://www.parnells.pub/drink or scan QR code at the bar. Parking is available at the lot in the back of the building (free). There is also plenty of street parking. Although watch for any posted parking signs. Most importantly, visit Parnell's for Irish NYE! They celebrate NYE during Dublin time (much earlier than NYE). There's a large festive crowd, countdown, and champagne. It's the most festive NYE I've been to, so full of Irish spirit and spirits! You haven't lived until you celebrated Irish NYE! I recommend visiting Parnell's whether for a casual after work pint (especially if you're close to the location at CWRU or the Clinic), a casual date (it might a little loud but you'll have so much fun), a gathering with friends, or really any occasion. My every experience has been very positive, and I know yours will be too!

Good service. Reasonable prices. Clean bar. And... this Cleveland Irish Pub has Malört. Cheers.read more

Honestly, a great sports pub that is fashioned just like an old English pub. They play soccer…read moregames, and other sporting events like Cleveland guardians games. They've got Guinness on draft and a few other UK native drinks. It's a really cool scene to be in, I kinda transforms you from being in Cleveland to being somewhere down in London. Staff there is super cool and attentive!

Saw online this was a soccer/tottenham bar and was pretty disappointed with the turnout, maybe it…read morewas because it was an Ohio state game day but there were only 2-5 other spurs fans in the place. They were friendly blokes and I enjoyed my time but was hoping for more. Staff was great super friendly and came around to grab drinks when available and to chat quickly. Definitely would go back to just drink even without a game.

I wish you could give half stars as this is not quite a 4 but better then 3. Nice little…read moreestablishment in a small plaza. Nice crowd for a small bar. Off the top maybe 5-6 tables and a bar that holds 10-12 people if I was guessing. Multiple TVs playing all sports. Keno, Jukebox also available. Nice neighborhood bar. Staff were very friendly even though they were busy. As for the food, I ordered mozzarella sticks, a hot Italian sub with tater tots. The cheese sticks were bad. Tiny, lukewarm and not much flavoring. Marinara dipping sauce was bland as well. Now for the sub. Unreal Italian Sub. The tots were crispy and salted. The sub was AMAZING... repeat AMAZING. Served with Italian dressing, on a toasted roll. Banana peppers, onion, tomato, with multiple meats and cheeses. Definitely a bar favorite as I saw many people eating the same dish. It's worth a visit or a try if you're in the area. The big positive of this place was the prices. $2.50 a beer and $10 for that sub. My tab was low so that's always a good thing. I would go back to this place however it might be tough sometimes if the bar gets pizza. In the plaza it sits next to a pizza place that I was told you can order the pizza from the bar and they have a window to slide the food through. I didn't try the pizza so I won't review that place. Overall, a 7.1 out of 10 with everything included.

Friendly place with a lot of regulars. The bartenders are great. Today it was Sarah. She's friendly…read moreand professional at the same time. The regular menu is predictable but good bar food. But always check out the specials for homemade soups and more. Today I had the special: breaded pork chop with home fries and mixed veggies which was great at 15$. Cozy place. Great juke box. Check the joint out.

The workers are so kind and amazing. I don't remember my servers name, but she had brown hair, a…read morenecklace, earrings, and looks/sounds young. She was amazing and kind! Checking in on us, so and so. When me and my family entered the pub, this kind young lady greeted us and asked us how many was in our party. I think she had dyed hair, and I don't know her name either, but she was very kind and helpful. The food is also amazing here!! I tried the Irish breakfast and it was very good. It was big portion wise, but to me that's a good thing. Our food came out quick, fresh and hot. We also got seated at a corner table near one of the entrances/exits and the corner tables ate so cute! I love the stools, and the interior design of the place.

I visited with my friend Olga's book club for a book club discussion on Tuesday evening, 20 January…read more2026. My group were supposed to go to Habesha Ethiopian restaurant for dinner and book club but they were closed so we found ourselves at PJ's Irish Pub. AMBIANCE -- Dimmer light but not too dark inside. Typical, traditional bar look and feel. Lots of booth tables plus a center bar area with chairs around it. DRINKS -- I don't drink alcohol so I can't comment on their drink offerings but considering that this is an Irish Pub, they must have lots of options to choose from such as beer. FOOD -- Their menu is large with dishes such as pot pie, tacos, meatloaf, etc. I didn't want to spend a lot of money so I just ordered 2 beef tacos that came with tomatoes but I forgot to ask for it to come without cheese. So, I had to remove the shredded cheese from it. There was a lot of cheese on the tacos too. The tacos were fine - simple enough and the beef tasted just right. This pub is probably more known for their drinks but I may be wrong. Everyone on my table seemed to enjoy their dinner. I noticed someone ordered meatloaf, another for a chicken pot pie, another had a big plate of broccoli with something else (the broccoli looked tasty), and so on. SERVICE (5/5) -- our group was treated well. We were greeted upon walking in plus our server took our orders at a reasonable time. PARKING -- Not the best like most places in the area because it is street parking only but I was very lucky to find a street parking spot right in the front of the pub. You can probably park at the shopping district parking lot across the street where a gas station is located. Overall, although I wasn't expecting to even visit PJ McIntyre's Irish Pub on that cold January evening, it was a nice enough experience (mostly FUN because of the book club group rather than the food). The beef tacos that I ordered were fine and a fair price (around $6.50 total). I most likely won't be back since I don't drink alcohol and I hardly visit pubs or bars for dinner. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 11/250 total reviews in 2026 - 852 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 27 February 2026