Haven't been here in a few yrs but Zelma George is def a must experience for skating and…read moreentertainment fun and pleasant environment. Where it's located isn't as friendly but it sure is a great place to go.

We had a blast here! I love the atmosphere, the DJ gets you engaged! They have concessions and…read moreeveryone is so sweet here. I've gone a few times already and definitely will be back soon. You can also book parties!

Glow Sticks Mini Golf was honestly really fun for the Chagrin area. The theme is great, each room…read moreis a different decade with matching music and decor, and the figurines are super detailed. You can tell a lot of thought went into it. That said, this is not for kids. The course is advanced. Like... one hole our group of 6 couldn't even get the ball to go in. The Skate Park blinded us too. Still fun, just definitely not your typical easy mini golf. The app for keeping score was a great touch and worked really well. I do wish they had more ball color options though, some are hard to see with the lighting. One heads-up: some parts of the floor look flat but are actually raised, so it's easy to trip if you're not paying attention. Overall, really creative, really fun, just better for adults than kids. We had a great time and would still recommend it, just know what you're walking into. I don't think the kids will appreciate it as much as adults. However, outside of mini golf theres a lot of kid friendly activities like an arcade! We also enjoyed some bowling!

Came one Saturday evening with our 6-year-old and teenager for golf. Fun was had by the entire…read morefamily! We are always happy to support a family-owned business. The owner is so nice and the space is well thought out. Great atmosphere, clean space, and will certainly come back with more friends and family in the near future.

Nice venue for college baseball. No long lines for anything. Field & seats are in good shape…read more Place could use some maintenance & cleaning. Scoreboard was on the fritz. Bathrooms were gross right off the bat. Could use a coat of paint too. The paper towels were empty in 3rd inning. Concession prices were outlandish. Used to be they were double the convenient store price - now it's 4x the stores. $6 for a bottle of water is a crime when they are that much for a case!!

I go every year to see the Captains play. I took a few photos for updated concession prices. $10…read moreparking across the street (up from $8 last year). 3 chicken tenders and a handful of fries are $12; they changed out the tenders so they are more like smooshy chicken breast cutlets. I love chicken tenders, but was not a fan; they were not crispy and breading was falling off which stinks because theirs was so good last year. Jumbotron does not work so 7 inning stretch and side games were not to be seen. No games on the field (like ketchup and mustard race), no t-shirts thrown out during the 7th inning. Disappointed for the first game of the season. But even with those issues, I love going just for a cheaper baseball atmosphere (vs guardians). You still need a clear backpack if you want to bring in a purse size, but diaper bags are allowed.

I've been here more than 100 times. The renovations they made with the expanded indoor atrium and…read morethe tribute to the 2016 championship team are better than expected. For an arena experience, it is above average. Overall, the food is better than progressive field if you know where to go. This year Pearl's kitchen has a few new options. We tried the Cajun chicken eggrolls ( name was probably different) They were fine, but I would avoid them as the rice ratio inside was too high. We also got the turkey burger from the same place and it was nice to have a flavorful non-greasy option. Shrimp and grits there is back and looked great. Pretty easy to get in and out of the stadium with efficient, security and ample parking in a short walk.

The good: the lines are great - you can wait inside the atrium an hour before doors open. The…read moreclimate control is good. The bad: -lots of smoke? Not sure where from? Was there fire? Should I evacuate? Eyes burning. Throat dry. Can't see. Can't breathe. Help. -Was having a moderately mild severe allergic reaction. In desperate need of caffeine. No coffee to be seen. Makes me sad. Cannot function without coffee. -the woman at ticketing, we'll name her "wildabeast" to keep her information confidential, but she was really mean. Like angry lunch lady mean. -the water. It's a no bottle facility, but they don't have faucets, so you have to buy a bottle of water for $7, only for them to dump into cup. Seems wasteful. Lots of plastic waste. It's like they want us to be microplastic humans. And then you're at risk of someone spiking your water. Beware of creeps. -You may need to take out a loan to purchase food here. Swensons - $25 for a burger? What the helli? I could drive to the farm and go get my own burger for cheaper. -the ticket "gatekeepers" will not move. They will block your view. They're unhinged.

Where better to kick off summer than in the most happening place in the 216? This family-friendly…read moreevent sports live music, food and drink, attractive people, and great lakeside views. My friend and I concluded a day of serial-outings here in the Flats, and as soon as we emerged from the sketchy $5 cash only parking lot, we could smell the fun in the air. While we're on the topic of parking, you can avoid the extra $$ and headache of creeping around the Flats parking lot by dropping your car in one of the other lots up the hill, most of which were $5 for the event. It's just a short walk away, the better to appreciate the breeze coming off Lake Eerie. Beyond the fences and security guards, the festival branches out into two wings along the bank. Lots of local vendors have tents set up along the eastern wing on Old River Rd, and there are plenty of places to rehydrate (with booze), provided you stop by a Ticket tent first to get your ID checked and exchange money for tickets. Which you can exchange for drinks, which you exchange for new friends and good memories. Or something like that. On the lawn on the western branch, food trucks herd like cattle next to tents with kids' activities and a good ol' fashioned state fair booth selling buckets of fries, bourbon marinated chicken, and blooming onions (which this Cali girl had never heard of!). Saturday evening, we were graced by the presence of Slyman's and La Taqueria. Some of the vendors on Saturday were definitely underprepared for the amount of people there, and before 6:30p even hit La Taqueria had run out of every meat except ground beef, Maui Shaved Ice was closed, and Coastal Taco's booth was on hold with a hangry gaggle outside as their people ran the few yards into the restaurant to restock. Surprisingly, the port-a-potties were in good condition. I imagine things went a little smoother on subsequent days, but at least you can always fall back on one of the many rooftop bars nearby when the cute babies and long lines become too much to handle.

This was my first visit to the Maltz Performing Arts Center. I honestly don't know why it took so…read morelong. My visit was to see an author as part of the Cuyahoga County Public Library series. The venue was beautiful and the seating was very comfortable. I love that they kept the original seating and added padded seating. The building was as stunning on the inside as it was on the outside. It was a great venue to hear a speaker. I will definitely be going back.

Brought my husband here for his birthday to see the a wonderful four string quartet play in a Fever…read moreCandlelight concert of Hans Zimmer music. This was our first time at this location and for a candlelight performance. https://case.edu/maltzcenter/ https://feverup.com/en/cleveland/candlelight I'd highly recommend both! The venue is absolutely beautiful! The seats are comfortable, the restrooms clean, the parking convenient. (Please note the parking is $10.00, I handed them ten in cash and they said they only take credit card). The music SUPERB! A great birthday concert for my husband! My only disappointment is that the program was not available throughout the entire show. :( . I suspect the wonderful musicians were listed but sadly, they only mentioned their names. I love that they had a digital QR code for the program, but they really needed to have it loaded and not pointing to the previous candlelight concert !!

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We went to a clambake event here and to watch the Brown's game. They do this every year. Great…read more Great. Great clams. You buy in advance online. Show up day of and pick a table to sit at. Big hall with restroom facilities indoors. We walked outside to collect our bakes and toted them back inside to enjoy the fab food. Steak dinners were also available. Sweet potato, yummy cole slaw, roll, butter. They had the game set up on a big screen inside the hall. Hall is spacious, clean and a bit dated but fun event with super friendly crowd. Before the game and at half time there was a band with an accordion player. Fun. They run side board lotteries during the game so you have a chance to hit it big! Everyone talks with whomever is sitting at their table. Beer and bar are available. Cash only.

I love, love, love this event! Such an amazing event that brings all the best to Cleveland in the…read morehistorical West Bank of the flats. I like how close things were this year. I wished the bands were a little more spaced out so I could have see more of them. I think most of the bands played the same type of music. I like it when the bands are a little different style. I always find a new artist to follow. Always fun to see how the weather will act. One year it snowed 2 feet and the next it was 60F. Food trucks and beer selection was decent. The fire pits were warm and the warm up tents had a nice dance party vibe. Lines were fast moving and the people watching was great.

Quite simply the best thing to do in Cleveland every year. This festival brings thousands of people…read moretogether to enjoy amazing music in a unique atmosphere. Come with your friends and even make new ones! Warm you hands by the fire pits, drink great beer, eat great food, and jam out to some of the best local Cleveland bands!