Great experience. I…read morehad been wanting to visit Tiki Underground for a long time, after seeing their online posts. It did not disappoint at all. It's a fun dark tropical vibe. The drink list is amazing with something for everyone. The bartender was extremely helpful and cheerful. She customized our drinks based on our preferences, and she had a wealth of knowledge. We had fun tying to figure out the 70s movie on the TV. The fries were tasty, we cleaned our plate. It was fairly busy with tables of four filled with friendly patrons in Hawaiian shirts. We sat at the bar, and met some new people. Great location with lots of street parking and within walking distance of many restaurants and bars. I highly recommend a stop at Tiki Underground.

Ask for Ciara!! She is so nice and sweet and kind!!! She will give drink recommendations. Such a…read moresweet bartender !

So true! I agree with others statements as I've copied below:…read more SO - It's basically a case of "Make a reservation and give us your money. You might be able to take the trip you paid for, but maybe not. If you can't, you're welcome to take a different trip that is totally inconvenient you, but it works better for us, so who cares? If we cancel, we'll probably let you know a few days in advance, but you should probably have a backup plan." Plus, if going out for a fun trip, i don't want to have to bring all my drinks etc. I prefer other options. Camping port a potties are not my style Cute concept but very expensive with a mandated tip before you can book. If you book be sure to buy the added cancellation insurance or they just cancel out if not enough people booking,

Let me start with the good. The trip was great. The crew…read morewas wonderful. The music was fantastic. The views are beyond compare. The perfect way to spend a few hours on a hot summer afternoon. The experience was FIVE STARS. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ But ... dealing with the sales office to get ON on the boat? ZERO STARS. We planned a 2-part surprise party - the first part was a ride on the Tiki Barge for 11 people early on Sunday afternoon, and the second part was a cookout after for another 16-18 people. We were told by the owners to make reservations in advance, which we did weeks ahead of time. Then we waited and waited and waited - but even though we had paid, we never got confirmation. I called the Monday before and was told that our trip had been cancelled because there weren't enough people (funny, that wasn't mentioned when we made the reservations). They said that they were planning on calling us "later in the week" to let us know. So, our early trip had been cancelled, but we were welcome to call off our 30-person cookout that afternoon and come on a trip later in the day. WHAT IN THE HELL WAS THE POINT OF MAKING RESERVATIONS?! So, we had less than a week to reschedule an entire event that had taken weeks to plan, because Tiki Barge apparently doesn't honor the reservations they tell you to make. If it had been up to me, I would have cancelled the whole trip and gone on the Goodtime III or something, but the birthday person had wanted to go on the boat for quite a while, so we went. The experience on the boat was FANTASTIC. I can't say enough good about the Captain, his Mate and the trip itself. But unless you buy out the entire boat, or if you're lucky and they don't cancel your reservation, it doesn't look like you can actually count on going. They offer "single ticket options" - but unless there are a lot of random strangers showing up at the same time, that doesn't seem likely. SO - It's basically a case of "Make a reservation and give us your money. You might be able to take the trip you paid for, but maybe not. If you can't, you're welcome to take a different trip that is totally inconvenient you, but it works better for us, so who cares? If we cancel, we'll probably let you know a few days in advance, but you should probably have a backup plan." TLDR: Great crew, great trip, great views, great value. FIVE STARS But the lousy way the sales office treats their customers drops the overall rating to TWO STARS

I love the Tiki bar. Drinks are good and food is great! I love the pepperoni pizza! Very chill and…read morelowkey. Great vibes.

The saturday mardi gras menu is phenominal. Tried the shrimp and grits, crawfish etoufee and had…read morethe white chocolate bread pudding for dessert. It felt like I was having dinner on Bourbon St. In the "big easy". If you're looking for authentic New Orleans style cooking, this is the place to eat every saturday.

Stop by last week for first time for lunch. I tried the taco casserole special. It was very good…read moreand a big portion for the price. The bartender was fantastic. She obviously worked there a number of years and had good relationships with the regulars. She was very attentive to all and was fun to talk with. Definitely worth the trip and will be back.

House of Creole Horrible Food…read moreDried out eggs Grits Salty Shrimp loaded with Hot Sauce $55 Brunch is trash My experience 0/10 or 0/5

I visited my friend in Cuyahoga Falls, and after dinner at Butcher & Sprout, we popped over to The…read moreWatson (both are under the same ownership). I love speakeasies and this one was really cool! Don't want to give up all the secrets, but the entrance appears as a post office. We only got one drink each. I got The Alchemist's Secret Garden. I was hesitant because it was $20. But I thought yolo because the ingredients sounded too good; smoke infused gin, green chartreuse, ginger liqueur, lime honey & mint. It was incredible, and the presentation was gorgeous! The coolest drink presentation I've ever had. My friend got Love on the Rock. It was a vodka-based drink paired with watermelon pop rocks. Put a little bit of pop rocks in your mouth, then take a sip of the drink - it's a weird sensation but the flavors worked so well! The bartender that served us, and the host were both really nice. It's a super small space and they don't take reservations. Unfortunately if you have a big party, it's not likely you'll get in (we overheard that exact scenario while sitting at the bar). I believe they said they have around 20 seats. We loved the moody and intimate vibe though!

I think you gotta make reservations even though the website says different... Cool entrance gotta…read morego through a pizza shop then a pop machine.... I did like the ambience.... Never realized bourbon can be so expensive- but I don't drink so wtf do ik lol food ok different but o only

If you're wondering if you should visit the Lazy Pineapple or not... the answer is yes. The food is…read moreINSANE, so yummy. Highly recommend the wings, extra crispy and Pierogis and Fried Ravioli. Very good drinks as well and bartender Daivarrio is INCREDIBLE and so nice and down to earth.

Daivarrio the bar tender was amazing, great afternoon stop for cold drinks. Will be back. Love the…read moreatmosphere.

This goes down as my favorite bar in Cleveland, and I visited far more than any person probably…read moreshould in just two days. To call it a neighborhood bar is an understatement. It's tucked away in a residential area inside an old house, giving it a charm that's impossible to manufacture. The interior is unpretentious, cozy, and full of character... and maybe a few characters too. The barkeeps have plenty of personality. There are no robotic greetings or scripted welcomes here, just genuine hospitality from people who seem happy to be behind the bar. Whiskey dominates the spirits menu, but there's plenty else to choose from. And don't let the casual vibe fool you--you can absolutely get a serious cocktail here, expertly made and perfectly balanced. On the food side, if you've had one too many and need something substantial to soak up the drinks, may I suggest the Polish Platter? It's an absolutely delicious gut bomb loaded with pierogies, stuffed cabbage, Polish sausage, noodles, and potato cakes. The cabbage, sausage, and pierogies were all fantastic. Prosperity Social Club is the kind of place every city wishes it had: authentic, welcoming, and completely devoid of pretense. It's the sort of bar you walk into for one drink and end up staying all night.

This place is awesome! We were in Cleveland from out of town and were wandering the neighborhood…read morelooking for light eats. Someone saw us looking lost and asked if they could help and directed us here. Absolutely fell in love with this place. Awesome vibe, friendly staff, great food and drinks. We were looking for apps, we got the pirogies and empanadas. The kids both got Mac and cheese. All were delicious and home made. If I lived in the area, I would definitely be a regular.

Amazonia is not a place that screams, "I'm here!" Like most bars and restaurants on Detroit or…read moreMadison. It's tucked away and even the entrance seems like a side door. I like the hidden aspect of it. We sat at the bar for one drink and their staff can make a cocktail! Not only were they delicious, but the one cocktail a friend had with cinnamon was lit on fire and it sparked twice when the bartender held a lighter to it. Pleasant surprise!

I would round up to 3.5 but just had a few things that didn't quite live up to the hype!…read more My drink was really good, and it was really really nice to get welcome shots for our first visit. Unfortunately, some of my friends did not love their drinks. We also ordered guac which was fine, nothing special and we ran out of chips pretty fast. Service was great but the inside, while super cool and unique, doesn't necessarily nail the same vibe as the menu. I also wish they printed out menus since they do put so much work into designing them.