I really liked the vibe here. The rooftop was really pretty but some of the furniture was visibly…read moreworn and dirty. The bartender seemed as if he was annoyed that I wanted to get place an order and loudly told me I was ordering "the cheap stuff" when I asked for the happy hour special. Not really sure how I feel about that. All in all it was cute and I'm willing to give there's another shot before the summer ends to get the full experience.

Hosted our Wedding Kickoff at Trellis Rooftop Bar in June 2023…read more Erin Sipos & team instilled in us such confidence and welcomed our 75 guests with poise, energy, and profesionalism. The culinary team at Eat Me Pizzeria alongside Trellis's bartenders delivered Epicurious delights that complimented the place's modern-yet-elegant, open-air ambiance. Remarkable hospitality and perfect sound volumes, we're PROUD to have supported Cleveland's newest LGBTQ+ destination! See you for the anniversary celebration, @Trellis Rooftop! & @Erin Sipos! Vegetarian options: Great for herbivores & carnivores alike! Parking: Safe parking locations. Wheelchair accessibility: Handi-capable accessible!

Attend during the 3rd Fridays of each month for their big art "walk" where they open the whole…read moreplace up late for the local businesses inside to showcase all their art and non-art items for sale. The 78th Street Studios is a huge arts studio that also has a theatre on the 2nd floor called the Blank Canvas Theatre. I visited for the first time probably in 2018 or 2019 then I came in 2023 and so on. I've attended their 3rd Fridays art event plus some plays at the Blank Canvas Theatre. It's always nice walking around 78th street studios. It can get a little overwhelming because the building is so big and you may get lost but just follow the signs posted on the walls to find out where you're going. I'll certainly be back. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 129/250 total reviews in 2026 - 970 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 17 June 2026

I go to 78th Street Studios every December to shop at the Cleveland Bazaar's holiday art festival…read moreand at least 1 or 2 additional times each year for other pop-up art fairs. There is always so many people here, bumping into each other, and fighting over parking, so it is a bit overstimulating. But it is worth it as it is definitely one of the BEST places that host art festivals/fairs at least a dozen or so times a year. Support local and keep up the good work! My only suggestion is to avoid parking nearby and just walk to 78th Street Studios until they respray the parking lot lines and fill in some of the potholes...

it allowed me to give people an idea of my art and i'm looking for a place to have my art hung on…read morebeautiful walls that let alot of people look at my art .and decide if they like what they see .kathy maxwell instagram 9828 kathy maxwell thank you for letting me show you some of my art .

HEDGE, housed inside 78th Street Studios, is one of the most innovative, vibrant and beautiful art…read moregalleries in the Cleveland area. The owner, Hilary Gent, provides contemporary space for emerging and professional artists to exhibit their work. Visiting HEDGE is a true experience. It's large, modern space beautifully curated by Hilary's thoughtful eye. Hilary consistently has new, groundbreaking exhibits, which will challenge you to think about art. Even if you think you "don't know about art," HEDGE's inclusiveness and friendly atmosphere will make you feel at home. For art collectors with more eclectic taste, HEDGE is your mecca. Hilary's curation brings in everything from lighting fixtures to acrylic paintings, drawings, textiles, and photography at affordable varying price ranges. I'm looking forward to seeing her current exhibition, THREADED, a textile art collection by three women artists. Hilary herself is also a brilliant artist, so take the time to observe her stuff! She's also a well-known event planner known for her chic, tasteful weddings within this space. If I ever get married, Hilary will be the first person I call. During the next Third Friday (when 78th Street Studios is open to the general public), head to Hilary's gallery for a great social hour, a glass of wine, and to meet other supremely interesting people. Her dog, Jack, will be waiting to greet you!

Cool building with amazing art of all sorts. You can host events here and it makes for a beautiful…read morevenue.

We got married at 78th St Studios and it could not have been a better choice. Our ceremony and…read morecocktail hour were in HEDGE Gallery and the reception was in smART Space. Hilary was amazing. She listened to what we wanted, was easy to get a hold of, had great ideas. She and her team were extremely helpful, and with her guidance our wedding ended up being gorgeous. Hilary made wedding planning easy. The venue is unique, and cool and so many of our guests complimented us on our choice and said that they had never been to a wedding like ours. We had an amazing time and are so happy with our decision. We had 110 guests and that was the perfect amount of space- although smART Space is larger and could have accommodated more people we did not feel as if the space was too big. 110 was the perfect size for our ceremony and cocktail hour in HEDGE.

I've been to the Roxy/Mahalls many times, and it's usually a great place to see a show…read more Unfortunately, my most recent visit for the Secondhand Serenade concert left me feeling unsafe in a way I've never experienced there before. Since the Roxy and Mahall's are connected and jointly owned, I want to be clear that this experience reflects on both venues. While my friends and I were trying to find a place to stand, one of my friends was confronted by a couple who were upset that someone was standing in front of them. Instead of simply expressing frustration, they escalated the situation by "transvestigating" her--accusing her (a cisgender woman) of being transgender--and making several derogatory, bigoted comments. It was completely inappropriate and deeply unsettling. Because I've always viewed the Roxy and Mahall's as safe and inclusive spaces, I immediately went to security. Both I and another person explained what happened, but the only response we received was that they would "keep an eye on the person." Knowing that someone was allowed to behave this way without being removed made me feel anxious and unsafe, especially as a transgender person myself. I'm cis‑passing and was fortunate not to be clocked, but the entire situation shook my sense of trust in venues I've always felt comfortable in. I truly hope the Roxy and Mahall's take incidents like this more seriously moving forward. Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected at shows, and bigoted harassment should never be tolerated.

I came to Mahalls for a Beyoncé dance night with DJ Meg and it was a ball. The crowd and energy was…read moreso fun and inviting. The staff here is always kind and I just love that everyone is free to be themselves and let their hair down. Also, the drinks are not too expensive.

First time attending this 3 floor craft market !…read more The building is amazing. Old Templar automobile factory. A nice history of the car factory on the third floor ! The crafts and artists were fantastic. So many great talented artists, woodworkers, crafters! The place to get last minute gifts for those you love. Really great place for these artists and appreciating customers!!!

I've always wanted to visit the Screw factory and I finally got the opportunity. I'm glad I finally…read morevisited in mid-December 2023. I sort of stumbled my way here because I had forgotten about this factory but my friend Christina happened to be visiting on a Saturday afternoon and she asked if I wanted to come along so off I went. SERVICE -- I didn't see much guidance so you'll be on your own as you navigate your way around which can be overwhelming so keep that in mind. Also, the parking lot is very large so it may take you some time of driving around before you even find a spot. WINTER HOLIDAY MARKET -- I arrived for their winter holiday market. There were probably over 100 vendors (small businesses) inside the factory selling all sorts of items from candles, to artwork, pottery, t-shirts, etc. I also noticed a small section of food vendors. There is so much to see here that I suggest not coming in on an empty stomach. I hadn't eaten lunch when I arrived and I was starving so I left after 30 mins while my friend Christina left before me because of the large amount of people around. This factory is similar to 78th street studios but the Screw factory is much larger. I recommending visiting the Screw factory if you love exploring different artists. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 4/150 total reviews in 2024 - 654 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 1 February 2024

The ambience in this place was amazing from the dim lighting to the decor to the view outdoors…read more It's a great place to die. The service could have been a little more attentive and timely. The menu isn't overwhelming, so it is easy to choose from. It's a good visit.

Our server Tara was excellent. She had expertise timing. She was available but not over intrusive…read more We had a party of 8 and 4. Unfortunately, they couldn't put us together, but we made it work. The location has a spectacular view of Cleveland's skyline. Even with some haze, it was lovely. The food was a hit with everyone. We started with the clothesline bacon and a cinnamon roll. It was perfect for our table. The bacon was not candied as described. It was good, but not something I'd order again for the price. 5 "ok" sugared bacon. The presentation was cute and the blueberry preserves were tasty. The sliced baguette toast was way too hard (break a tooth hard). My Florentine Benedict was cooked perfect,y. I opted for the fruit instead of the potatoes. I didn't realize it would be a $4.00 add on, but it was fresh and all the fruit was perfect. Others had the chicken and waffles, with a side of blueberry sausage, a smash burger and various yummy cocktails. My pomegranate mimosa was delicious and the plump blackberry was scrumptious. The family wall of pictures was a great tribute to life, family, love and Michael T Joseph who sadly died too young. It's a wonderful place to go with friends and family. I highly recommend when you're looking for a special place. Looking forward to coming back. PS: please donate to https://www.awakeningangels.org !

Came here since I got off at the wrong stop, it's weird to come here and see that this station is…read moredead and not only that, the rides aren't being enforced so essentially the rides are free.... It's alot of walking up and down too! It's a clean, remodeled platform from the looks of it but I don't like that their restrooms are locked. Great to see RTA cleaning their seating areas while waiting for the bus in progress.

First time and probably the last time. Yes the place was pretty clean, yes there was plenty of…read moreparking...for other people. There wasn't enough parking so we parked down the street. Be careful with cash! You have to put in EXACT cash for the tickets, the machines DOES NOT give you change. Oh and of course the machine didn't read any of our credit cards for some reason and all I had was a 20$ bill. Our ride was $4.50 and I put in $20, and NEVER got the change! We called the number the machine gave us and filed a claim. We were told that someone would contact us, NEVER DID. So I'm out almost $16, thanks RTA. All in all, probably never doing that again and I was so excited to try it.

We love coming here! I used to go (pre covid) quite a bit and hadn't been in awhile. I forgot how…read moremuch fun it is! It's a great local place to catch live music. The drinks are good, and the service has always decent especially given the fact it can get pretty busy.

Go for a show only. The food is mediocre but the service is truly awful. If and when you are…read morefortunate to get the female bartender's attention, she just looks at you. No "what would you like" or even a verbal response. Or even a raised eyebrow. Other posters have it exactly right--she is awful, and she is only costing herself $. Tipped her $6 less than I normally would have. The people who work there seem to hang with each other rather than paying attention to customers. Ownership--are you paying any attention? Unbelievable.

I visited in early June 2026 with a guy friend. He had been there for about 10 mins before I…read morearrived. Once I arrived, we only stayed for about 10 mins before we left to another spot. We both sat at the bar but I did notice a few tables and chairs. He bought a Jack & Coke (Jack Daniels) and commented that it was good but a bit pricey. I didn't get anything since I don't drink alcohol (but you can find me sipping on white wine, once in a blue moon...haha). The bar itself is nice. It's a small bar. The staff is friendly. The vibes inside is cool - my friend and I spoke with two women while we were in there who were funny. As I entered just after 10pm, I noticed some band members leaving. It would be nice if Brothers Lounge had some live music for the late night crowd (between 10pm to 11:30pm). Overall, this is a cool weekend night spot to checkout. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 124/250 total reviews in 2026 - 965 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 11 June 2026

open mic just great - best in cleveland. a group that supports everyone that play, wonderful…read morefood. reasonable price for food and drinks.