I place that I have always wanted to explore more. They have a gorgeous dance studio with lots of…read moremirrors as well as a state-of-the art recording center. I'm usually in the back for the Broadway Buzz; the theater where it is held is absolutely beautiful. It's built in a blackbox style, but it holds plenty of (comfortable) seats. Only downside is the restrooms in the building are designed rather poorly, so it can be difficult to pass someone if they are headed out and you are headed to a stall.

I found out about this place via eventbrite recently and thought I would sign up for the event. I…read moresat in for a live recording of a town hall meeting with Tavis Smiley and a few of the current and past judges for the state of Ohio. (Check out his show on PBS if you are into politics or if you like great commentary) the only con I have is parking but I can't really fault them seeing as how they are located in downtown Cleveland and there's rarely any free parking down there -___-. They also have a shelf filled with free events in Cleveland and surrounding suburbs that you should definitely check out.

The Union Club is a historic part of Cleveland because it has been around for years. It is a…read moreprivate club that offers exclusivity and access to the city's best and brightest people. The mayor of Cleveland often hosts breakfast and lunch meetings or gatherings at the Union Club. Private events and weddings are held here and there is even a hotel inside for visitors to stay. I've been attending events at the Union Club for over a year now and a half now (since Sept. 2024). I attend these events through the CCWA speaker events. Many great speakers have come to the Union Club to speak on global topics. The dinner served at the private speaker events that I've attended is always delicious. Normally there is a starting dish such as a salad, then a main course such as salmon, beef, or steak along with a side, and the meal ends with a dessert. The building is old but it has been well kept over the years. It does get cold inside sometimes so perhaps the old nature of the building is an issue with heating but I am not 100% sure. The chandeliers in some of the rooms are beautiful with intricate details. The great reading room is quiet and serene with plenty of comfortable seating. Their membership cost is high and is thus only for those who know they will utilize everything that the Union Club has to offer such as member events, the gym, etc. I am not a member but I enjoy attending CCWA events here and I can't wait to return again soon. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 47/250 total reviews in 2026 - 888 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 24 April 2026

Came here for for a board meeting in 2013 for the Cleveland Orchestra as well as for a wine tasting…read morewith the Emerging Leaders Club and Column and Stripe, the Young Professionals group at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The staff are always very welcoming and the architecture and atmosphere is beautiful. At the Wine Tasting Event, we had a private room all to ourselves and was great. Will be back for an Art Tour on 10/27/22.

Well Stocked Shop is a brain child of SLFMKR's owner. It's a brand new kitchen and home retail…read moreexperience. It's like a gorgeous gallery of housewares. I stopped in on a rainy evening, and LOVED the atmosphere. It was this whole vibe! AMBIANCE: Perfectly illuminated and inviting open space. There is plenty of natural light peeking through the windows. The store now occupies the former STUMP space. Inside you'll find a little of everything - well curated cook books, snacks (so many fig ones!), salami, gorgeously packed chocolate, fancy olive oils, tea, coffee, aesthetically pleasing plate sets, sauces, mixers, glasses, and so much more. If you miss Nature's Oasis at Van Aken, this is its elegant cousin (minus the food). The store is truly perfect for someone who is looking to gift or entertain. The prices aren't much higher than at comparable stores. You can easily find a unique gift in one place. You can also find enough food here to fill a charcuterie board. I wasn't planning on doing either but was in the mood to lounge on a couch with a fancy snack. I discovered Graviera cheese rusks from Crete, Greece. They had a statement and reverence to yiayia (grandmother). SERVICE: The service was very warm and individualized. I felt incredibly seen and welcome. Both the owner and the employee working at the store were incredible. A lot of the store's employees are apparently based remotely in Chicago, so maybe there will be another store there?! PARKING: Plenty of parking is available at Van Aken - parking garage, surface lots, and street parking. Walk around to nearby shops during your next visit. I plan to return to Well Stocked very soon. I was mesmerized by the amount of fig everything - chocolate, salami, and so on. I'm fig fan, so I really want to test all its variations.

Well Stocked, a cute, high-end boutique in Shaker Heights, Ohio, opened in October 2025 after the…read moreprevious tenant, a fancy plant store, closed. My boyfriend and I had a great time looking around this gift boutique. I didn't buy anything (although I saw a lot I wanted), but my bf bought a jar of Hot Girl Pickles for my dad ($12), a pickle fanatic. The prices are quite a bit too high for my blood. But the staff was kind, the place was clean, and the merch was drool-worthy!

I visited The Matriarchy in early December 2025 for a free Co-Working day hosted by Anitok's…read moreCreative Studio. I was grateful to come and visit because I would otherwise have not been able to see the space unless I was a member. The Matriarchy is a women-owned private offices business and it is also partly a co-working space. LOCATION -- In Ohio City above Harness Cycle. Enter from the main door outside then take the steps up. EVENT SPACE/CO-WORKING AREA -- Beautiful, bright, and an inviting space. The general co-working space is smaller than most other co-working venue's so that's a downfall. There is only one big table with chairs. This big table is a bunch of smaller tables combined together which is how it was setup when I visited. Then, along the wall right next to the windows, there is a countertop with high-top chairs that can be used for working but if it's a sunny day, the glare from the sun will be shining down your laptop. I didn't notice blinds or curtains on those windows. There are also smaller round tables along the back wall and some couches to sit on in the center of the room. PRIVATE OFFICES -- This venue is better know for their private offices so no wonder the co-working space is smaller. I believe I counted about 7 offices when I visited. PRICE -- Email them to confirm but I heard it is expensive PARKING --There is a parking lot right across the street which isn't free. You have to pay to park there. There are street parking options too. I was able to park a few minutes away on the street along some homes, for free. I heard that some private events take place here at the co-working spaces so look out for postings around Cleveland. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 28/250 total reviews in 2026 - 869 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 14 April 2026

The Matriarchy is a space every woman (and human) should know about. It's such a gem in Ohio City's…read moreHingetown neighborhood. If you're unfamiliar with the Matriarchy, it's an office and event space designed by women for women. You'll find the Matriarchy on the second floor of the Vitrolite building, and you'll love it as much as I do! AMBIANCE: Open space event room, one private room, and a corridor of women-owned businesses. The space is perfectly feminine, has clean and light pink aesthetic, and modern design. There are various nooks available. It's a blank canvas that you can decorate to your vision. The Vitrolite also contains other businesses - Patron Saint Cafe, Soul Space Yoga Studio, and Harness Cycle. Offices occupying the space are women-owned and carefully vetted by the Matriarchy. Rentals appear to be up to capacity. It's a safe container for women to connect and create. Event organizers creating in this space are some of the most prominent local businesses - Sante Supper Club, Belong Center, Little Scraps of Magic, and more. EVENTS: I visited the Matriarchy for various events - Little Scraps of Magic women's circles, Belong Center's connection events, Sante Supper Club's dinners, tea event, and Ghost Market. All events were able to accommodate many people. The space was setup differently with tables or floor seating. It was intimate enough space to really connect and network. I always look forward to attending events in this space. It's aesthetically pleasing, warm, and supportive. I really hope that there will be more opportunities to cowork in the space beyond office rental. If you're seeking feminine connection and support, this is the place for you as an individual or business owner. The women here are extremely committed to empowerment and support. The power of sisterhood is prominent here and lovely to witness.

I was here this past weekend for a wedding and it was beautiful here! The building has so much…read morehistory throughout and an excellent venue for any event. There's a parking lot adjacent to the building making parking very easy and accessible. The armory is also very close to the highway so it's super easy to get to. The only downside is the location. This building isn't in the nicer area of downtown. Even though you can see Playhouse Square from the front steps, I wouldn't advise leaving your car here over night if you like your car windows. Just East and South of here things can get shady very quickly.

I took my daughter on a ghost tour (self made) the building is gorgeous! we did find a breeze with…read moreno trees moving on the back side of the house. but don't take my word for it try it yourself

This venue is beautiful! I believe more company's or organizations should be utilizing this space…read more We attended the Winter Wine & Ale Fest here. We parked at the public park garage near the Marriott. You can take the elevators to the main level in the hotel.. walk outside and then across the street to the venue. For 5hrs it only cost us $8! There were vendors scattered from the main room to a side conference area. They even had room set up for a live band and Chinese raffle. This place is huge! There was quite a bit of seating (I expected there to be no seating). They also had some tables set up that you could stand by without sitting. The bathrooms were very clean and modern. Security was present, they kept the even safe & secure. I loved visiting this time of year because of the Christmas lights outside in public square. The venue also had a large woodsy type of lit up tree in the middle. The entire building is mostly glass with tall, very tall ceilings. My only negative is that is got hot in here, fast. There were a lot of bodies but it seemed as maybe the ventilation wasn't able to keep up. Just need better temperature control.

I took a stroll through the medical mart and it is a beautiful, state of the art facility for…read moredemonstrations and conventions catering to the medical industry. There are several businesses that have small offices and permanent demonstration areas such as the Cleveland Clinic, Highland Software, and Vitamix. WiFi, catering, and a close proximity to hotels are amenities available, not to mention the location and views of downtown Cleveland. Why isn't this place bustling with business activity? Great space!

This was a surprisingly cool place in an ethnic-retro sort of way. I've driven past there a million…read moretimes en route to the Beachland, always slowing down before realizing that it was not, in fact, the Beachland. I went to a wedding party there. The food was good, the service was friendly and the atmosphere reminded me of those old-timey places that my grandparents used to go for their friends anniversary parties. THE FOOD: Skin-on mashed potatoes, pork chops, stuffed cabbage, (all good) garlicy and and inconsitantly cooked green beans. The stand out was the table full of old-fashioned ethnic cookies-- nut rolls and the like. It really brought me back. THE SERVICE: Cute old Slovenian ladies and a gentleman. All polite and sweet, just as you'd expect. THE ATMOSPHERE: Sort of like the Beachland, except better maintained. Odd bas relief frescoes of happy Slovenians, a stage with a prosenium, old man bar at the side. It's a fun place for a laid back event.

Went here for a Friday Lenten fish fry and loved. That is until I heard the waitress describe the…read morefish as farm raised white fish. I've never heard of such a thing and truly hope she misspoke. Sides of mac and cheese, and Slovenian home fries (smashed breakfast potatoes with seasoning) did not disappoint. Neither did Slovenian beers.

Very cool "Mardi Gras" celebration. Kurentovanje is the fun festival right before the lent season…read morewhere the Kurents come and ring cow bells to scare away winter. My four year old loved the parade. It was not too crowded outside because it was still quite cold on this early March day. But he got a lot of attention and some candy, and we had a lot of laughs when one of the Kurents snuck up behind him. Very organized parade route and very easy to get a good spot. Inside was another story- the venue was packed! We sifted our way through the crowd to get a hot dog for my son and then some treats to take home with us. I would have loved to have stayed a little longer and visited some of the outside vendors, but the natives (i.e. my child) were getting restless. I can't wait to do this again next year!

Was here for the Kurentovanje festival. Lots of rooms in this place including a nice "ball room"…read morewith stage for bands. A full service bar in the basement along with bocce ball courts. I had fun here!