Good time checking out Nosotros for the first time. It is a smaller rock climbing gym without…read moreharnesses. I think that's important to note to level expectations. There are two "rooms". There is a little bit of exercise equipment as well.

Good price for members, plus the walls change often enough but still enough time to complete…read moreroutes. i love the option for 24hrs access

The workers are really nice. They have kayaks and paddle boards. Within 25 minutes you can be in…read moreLake Erie. It's a fine trail to Lake Erie, but not the most serene. The path is full of boats and houses. If you're looking for a peaceful path full of trees and nature, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a simple place to kayak for an hour or 2, this is a great option.

Seemed like a family running it, nice people but the checkin/checkout procedures were unorganized…read moreand unclear. A lady with a clipboard standing near a picnic table, which we were supposed to know worked there, but didn't know because it was our first time. And she wasn't wearing anything like a labeled shirt that would inform us she worked there. Also being our first time there we were not familiar with the route of the river and no one asked us or offered advice. When I did ask them which way to go, I was asked "Didn't you see the map?" Apparently I was supposed to see a map mural on the side of the building, but missed it when trying to figure out how to checkin. They also didn't mention the whitecaps in the lake or that there were restaurants along the way. The river route was very busy with boaters and other kayakers. There was also a very low bridge you have to duck under. On the positive side, we found it was nice to be able to kayak to the Castaways restaurant. They have a public kayak dock to pull up to, it was great. They have good food too. It was okay, but not welcoming for new people who are not familiar with the area.

I am in my fifth year rowing on the Cuyahoga River and it is the best experience you can get for…read moregetting the Love of Cleveland! This is where you can you get right next to the Dorothy Ann, Listen to a concert at Jacob's Pavillion, See the blimp on game days, Race your fellow rowers for fun on regatta days, and feel the sunshine getting some good exercise after work rowing the cuyahoga it's not always easy, but it's an experience!

So, I rowed way back in high school and when I moved to Cleveland last summer I thought I might…read morewant to take it up again. Well, things got a little busy and before I knew it I was bogged down with work and school. Thanks to Cara for posting up the Learn to Row info up on Yelp and giving me that little extra push to head down there now that I have more time. The LTR program goes over one day (about 7:30 - 2) and covers everything beginners need to know about rowing on the river in Cleveland (and it also reminds a few of us who have done it before of things we may have forgotten). A little bit of a classroom session with Erik and then down for a boathouse tour and some work on the erg's before hitting the water. The boathouse is beautiful.....and they just moved in a little while ago after the old boathouse burned down. They have a lot of room here and are working hard to improve the area and make it into a Riverfront Park that everyone can enjoy. Lots of room for boats (so many places row out of here: high schools, colleges and universities along with the master rowers and private members). The only thing that I wish the boathouse had, is a nice indoor rowing tank, then it would be complete! For the rest of the day, you'll be out on the water in your 8 with a couple of experienced rowers and a coxswain along with your coach alongside in the launch. They'll teach you everything basic about getting the boat in and out of the water and the fundamentals of the stroke.....and how not to get run over or swamped by the 7-story high ships that come down the Cuyahoga! After such a fantastic day out on the water, I knew I had to sign up for the rest of the summer....these people are fantastic, in reality, it seems more like the Hash House Harriers...they're a "social club with a rowing problem". The group camaraderie was so amazing that I even convinced a fellow Yelper to join up with me too....and I anticipate an excellent summer out on the water! They still have two more Learn to Row programs before the summer rowing league starts up so come on out and give it a try ;o)

Olde River Yacht Club is overflowing with character, yet somehow manages to stay under the radar,…read morewhich I adore. While EYC seems to capture a lot of attention in this area, Olde River is just charmingly around the corner. It also has the benefit of being one of the only yacht clubs truly against the industrial backdrop of CLE. Its unique in that sense-- the rust belt chic industrial life sits in the background of everything you do there. Factories, big ships, etc. With about 200 slips, vessels of all size can find a home here and they do yearly leases. They have a stunning pool (particularly at night) and nice programming throughout the year, like Cavs watch parties and "Dive-In" showings of newer movies. They also do Adults Only swimming, which is an A+ in my book, and have frequent live musicians, which is pretty rare for Cleveland area clubs. The proximity is super close to Downtown Cleveland, and is hidden away just off the Edgewater exit but near the fishing pier and the park. The restaurant menu is small but mighty with daily specials rotating in and out, and the food is standard yacht club fare (salads, burgers, etc.) Overall, Olde River is a lovely option for boaters young and old as well as new and experienced. The crowd is remarkably diverse and welcoming!

Katie the bartender is super dope and does such a great job. great selection of beer, and I really…read moreenjoyed relaxing by the pool before going to my boat.

Staff is wonderfull! The history and tradition of this club…read moreis amazing. The downstairs bar staff is the best...........and the waiters are engaged and so positive..........smiles all around!

I have eaten at the CYC innumerable times dating back 40+ years. I'll start by acknowledging my…read moreprivilege is being raised by a family that can afford such a club membership and the ability to eat out. That being said, I compare today's lunch experience to that I might get at a nicer sit-down restaurant. We had our choice of tables out on the patio which were well-frequented on a beautiful day like today. Sunny and warm but not too hot. Umbrellas over the table providing the necessary shade. Being a member, my mom was greeted warmly by staff she knew quite well. We were handed nice menus which offered several decent salads - something that makes my stomach smile. I quickly landed on what I wanted. In theory I was "buying" for belated Mother's Day - but it would go on Mom's bill. I checked out the prices for the salads and they seemed OK - but then again, none included a protein. If I wanted a protein, add $6-7 more dollars to the $14 salad charge. They did offer 1/2 sizes so I expected a large, non-protein salad when I ordered. Mom got a sandwich which came with a side. She ordered fruit but later added fries when she smelled the order brought out to the table near us. I had a Diet Coke and we both drank water. I quickly emptied my soda - and it was NEVER refilled. Big strike in my book. Thinking back, our waters were also never revisited. Oversight or is that just the rule - 1 fill unless you ask for another? Don't know. We were there for an early lunch and were in no rush. Looking back, the food took a reasonable amount of time to come out. Mom's sandwich was "small" but "very good." Most of the fruit cup was melon which she does not eat. So I did. That left 2 grapes and 2 pieces of pineapple for her. She said the fries were very good, too. My salad was fair to smaller size when compared to what I had imagined. It was good tasting but not that filling. I am definitely glad I didn't get the smaller order as that would have been tiny. We finished eating at our leisure and continued to chat. At no time was there a need for us to hurry and there always open tables available. The atmosphere was light and friendly - very casual as I saw people eating after church like we were but also dressed in shorts and t's. Mom comes here often and I was more than happy to join her as it was her pick for her day. I doubt I would revisit a place like this if it were a public restaurant. But back to where I started, I'm just grateful that I have the opportunity to eat here and with my mom.

The staff is kind and helpful to its visitors. The grounds and building are well maintained.read more

was good for children's because my son was there and he said he had a great time.read more

I visited Shaker Rocks on my Thanksgiving break. I have climbed in gyms in Austin, TX and in…read moreMaryland. This has to be one of my favorite gyms I have visited. The day pass was only $22 which is really affordable compared to the other gyms I have visited. My husband and I quickly watched the welcome video and passed the belay test so we can sport climb. The employees at the front desk were very kind and helpful. The upstairs of Sport Rock has shorter walls to sport climb. Those walls are really good for warming up, and for kids to climb. We started out there and then moved to the taller walls on the first floor. Downstairs had a great variety of climbs. The beta on the lower-level problems was more interesting than climbing a ladder which was greatly appreciated. I climbed a 5.10+ which was a fun mind bender. Being just under 5 feet tall, I was really impressed that all the holds were within my wingspan. We finished our day with bouldering. I loved the boulder setting. There was a fun V2 cave problem I got to try. My aunt who climbed with us enjoyed the V0 traverses to practice on. There was great variety in the setting and a lot of thought put into more beginner level routes. Overall, I highly recommend visiting this climbing gym, and look forward to purchasing another day pass when I am back in town visiting family.

Awesome climbing gym!!! My husband is more experienced than I, but I am still plenty entertained…read more Upon entering, staff is super welcoming and friendly. I haven't climbed much, so they helped me get my gear on. Rental and day passes don't break the bank. ~$30/pp for us, we brought our own shoes. There is a nice selection for bouldering, auto-belaying, and belaying. Plenty of staff around to assist in your belaying, and they will help give you pointers in general in needed. Bathroom/locker rooms are nice and clean. Treadmill off to the side as well, in case you need a quick warm up.

Great club! Except bar and good service is sooooo slow. An hour to make a burger?!! Please.read more

We were guests of my BIL and SIL so this is what this review is based on. We spent the majority of…read morethe time at the pool. It's small and on 4th or July was crowded, but it wasn't crazy. We had a really fun time with everyone though. A nice mixed crowd and everyone was really polite. The workers were amazing. Service was great. We ordered food from the restaurant and everyone was happy with what we received. They do have a gluten-free bun so that was a nice bonus for me. Fries are made in a shared fryer so I was able to get a veggie instead. The picnic area has nice views of Lake Erie. There is a small playground as well. The docks looked nice from what we could see as well.