Thoroughly disappointed by our experience at Goldhorn…read more When we walked in, one bartender glared at us as we sat down and expected us to... customer serve ourselves? The other was too engrossed in his conversation with other patrons to notice us. We weren't greeted, asked if we had any questions about the menu, etc. Once we got our drink order in, we were interested in getting food as well. Getting the attention of the staff was truly a feat to boot. We finally got the food order in and ended up moving to a table because the first bartender kept staring at us with her hands on her hips. We got the food, expecting something like Bottlehouse/Masthead/HiHo for our meal, and it was Sysco food. The chicken sandwich was a Sysco chicken tender on a bun. For over $35.00 in food alone, we expected more. We both work in the service industry and understand that things happen, but being treated like an inconvenience for our entire experience is something I was not expecting from a brewery with such high ratings. The cherry on top: in the men's room, 1 of the 3 sinks and both of the urinals were out of order. Definitely will not be back.

We arrived at Goldhorn right when it opened. Parking is in back and enter through the back of the…read morebuilding. It is a very large space. They have indoor and outdoor seating and a game area. We ordered at the bar and our food was brought to the table. The staff were friendly and helpful. A few people arrived as we ate our lunch. The food and beer were good. Overall it was a nice brewery.

You walk into a couple tables & a bar, but there's an even bigger space in the back filled with…read moremore tables. They also have events back there and live music on certain nights. They also host a bunch of public events too. The night we were there there was a private fundraiser going on, but the front part of the brewery was still open to public. Staff was super friendly! You order everything at the bar. They had a good variety of beers. Food menu had some apps and flatbreads. I got the Buffalo chicken flatbread and the everything pretzel. The pretzel was good but wished it would've been a little softer. Flatbread was decent. The food wasn't bad by any means but they were nothing special either.

Bizarre place. Walked in around 8:45 to grab a quick bite and a couple drinks. Sat for several…read moreminutes with zero interaction from anyone working. My wife finally went up and got menus and at 9:02 we went to place an order. NOPE, kitchen closes at 9pm. You would think they have a massive menu with tons of prep, nope, hot dogs, pretzels and nachos. So after wasting time waiting on any semblance of service, we missed this deadline by two minutes and got nothing. Live in the area and I wont ever be back. I enjoy frequenting small businesses but this is the kind of place that chases customers to the chains because of their arrogance. First and last time Ill go there. In todays competitive environment to get consumer dollars, my advice would be to take the $40 I was willing to spend on 2 hot dogs and two drinks.

By far the best place in Cleveland for a view and no matter what your favorite type of beer is…read moreyou'll find it there good beer good food and good people

Gosh, what a beautiful place! Mosaic Brewing is located in a neighborhood of Cleveland that…read moreoverlooks the city skyline in the distance. It's on a bike path, and in a quiet neighborhood with historic homes and plenty of parking. The brewery is some kind of old industrial building, which is even more noticeable inside. All modern and redone, each floor has some special draw, with a typical brewery bar and seating on the first floor and in what used to be a loading dock, games and and another bar on the second floor, and amazing rooftop seating area on the roof. We opted for the latter, and got lucky with a table to enjoy your glowingly beautiful beers accompanied by the sunset. On our visit, it was bingo night and clearly a SUPER popular place to be. The lines were long, servers rushing around, but still the bartenders were friendly and happy to serve in a calm manner. Their beers are excellent quality as well, and reasonably priced. Restrooms are in the basement. The only negative is accessibility for people and even strollers, so you may want to check on that before coming. This was definitely a highlight of the day, and I look forward to returning.

Service and beer reign supreme here! Staff was super friendly and love talking beer! The brewery is…read moreon the small and cozy side which is becoming my preferred choice. Beer across the board is great, especially the sours! They also have a mead on tap which is actually quite good! This place is worth a visit on its own considering it is a part of a big entertainment complex (which just adds to the appeal).

Without a doubt the most inefficient and mismanaged brewery. Have stopped there multiple times…read moreonly to find it closed. The one time it was opened we did not get waited on but was told we could go to the Foundries bar to get Mad's beer. Too bad, it could be a good place.

BottleHouse was another stop on out Cleveland Brewery tour. We ordered burgers from the kitchen and…read moreenjoyed a couple of beers. We arrived early so there were not many people there. Around 5:45p the entire place was full. We were able to park in the back lot they share with a coffee shop next door. The lot is not huge so if it is busy you would likely have to park on the street. Eugene is name of the kitchen. They have a limited menu, but what they make is very good. We ordered at the window and took a number to our table. The service was quick and staff were friendly. While we water for food it was the perfect time to decide what we were going to drink. They were offering a hybrid cider/IPA made with Koji and in conjunction with Larder. It was so refreshing. I would definitely order it again. The space is rustic as described and spacious. There is a party room and patio. I am looking forward to visiting the BottleHouse in Cleveland Heights.

The BottleHouse Brewery and Mead Hall is the only mead house in the Cleveland area (Lakewood). My…read morefriend and I visit our respective BottleHouse locations - she's a regular at the West Side location, I sometimes visit the East Side location. We just spontaneously attended book swap at Lakewood BottleHouse. It was my first visit to BottleHouse out West. AMBIANCE: The ambiance simultaneously caters to various guests. It's refreshing to see this at the brewery. There's a large wooden bar perfect for guys' nights. Secluded room with twinkling bottles descending from the ceiling that's ideal for celebrations. Enclosed patio for friends' get togethers. Large open space for groups and events. More dim area for intimate dates. I personally found the dim area to be too dim for my eyes. I love that one can go to this mead hall, and experience a different setting every single time. FOOD/DRINKS: BottleHouse Lakewood has a kitchen as opposed to the East Side's food partnerships/pop-ups. We didn't order food but the book swappers were raving about their fries. My friend and I were most interested in our BottleHouse favorite - mead. I tasted their sweeter meads before and loved them. I ordered Metropolis mead this time (highly recommended by the bartender). My mead was the color of bold red wine. Metropolis was described as a semi-dry black currant apple mead with spices (clove and allspice). This mead wasn't my favorite, it was too acidic, bitter, and bold. For the pour size it wasn't worth over $12. I more gravitate toward golden and light meads. While I won't be sipping on Metropolis again, I look forward to checking out other meads here. If you're also a mead fan, find the list of their four meads in red on the chalkboard at the bar. SERVICE: Service was amicable. Most service was self-initiated at the bar. Drinks and food can be ordered at the bar. Your servers will find you by the number you will be provided. I look forward to visiting this location to taste other meads. Unlike other nearby businesses, this spot is open on Sundays late into the evening. It makes it an ideal low key hangout spot for Sunday spent with friends in trendy Lakewood.

What a find! Had no idea the place was here until I saw a beer truck on the highway promoting the…read moreStrongsville location. Came in on a Friday afternoon and was very pleased with the quality and variety of beers. It's not just German lagers. Had a most excellent west coast IPA as well. The 'kitchen' is one step up from a microwave, but the pretzel I ordered was not only delicious and piping hot, but the cheese dip was something special. I have no idea what they put in it, but damn was it delicious. A touch of spice and a rich cheesy flavor. Just outstanding! Service was fast and friendly. One bartender really knew his stuff, the other was on his second day but seemed to be asking all the right questions. The place is also decorated very nicely, with couches and comfy chairs in addition to the bar stools. Will definitely come back again.

We stopped into Schnitz Ale Productions this past Saturday after running errands in the area and…read morewere looking for something a little different for lunch and this place was a great find. The space itself is cozy and thoughtfully designed with elegant decor, and it has a really nice taphouse/tasting room feel. The rotating craft beer selection is a big plus if you're into trying something new. For food, we started with Branka's pretzel with everything seasoning, brown mustard, and their house-made beer cheese. It was delicious and a perfect shareable appetizer. My husband ordered the Reuben sandwich per the recommendation of our server. It came on rye bread with Swiss cheese, house-made corned beef, kraut, 1000 Island dressing, plus chips and a pickle on the side. He really enjoyed it. We also shared the charcuterie platter, which came hummus, jam, mustard, smoked sausage, vegetables, chips, mozzarella cheese and sliced apples. It was a nice variety that worked well for grazing. I thought it was a little pricey for what you got though. My husband did a beer flight, which he enjoyed sampling, and our 11-year-old was happy with a mocktail that was not on the menu, but our server made for him by request, which made it a nice stop for the whole family. Overall, a relaxed spot with good food, good drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere. We'd definitely come back again.

Great brewpub, highly recommend Big Top. Wings are a must- many sauces and dry rubs to choose from…read more They had 12 brews on draft my last visit- all four i tried were delicious. Located between Avon and Avon Lake, definitely check this place out.

Always good burgers and beers but our patio days are about finished. Service inside is always great.read more

Great food, service is wonderful and the vibe is true. Everything we have ordered was magnificent.read more

We've been coming to Fat Head's since they first opened in North Olmsted, and I'm honestly…read moresurprised I've never written a review until now. We stopped in for dinner on a Monday night, and once again they didn't disappoint. We started with the pickle chips, which are always a favorite, crispy, flavorful, and the perfect appetizer to share. For dinner, my husband ordered the South Side Slopes with fries, my oldest son had the Classic Bacon Cheeseburger with fries, I went with the Fatty Melt paired with a side salad and the Bumbleberry Poppyseed dressing (which is absolutely delicious), and my youngest kept it simple with the pretzel sticks served with cheese sauce and truffle aioli. Everything came out hot, fresh, and exactly as ordered. The portions are generous, and the quality has remained consistently excellent over the years. That's one of the reasons we've kept coming back for so long. The food is always great, but what really keeps us returning is the consistency, friendly service, and laid-back atmosphere. If you've never been, it's absolutely worth a visit. After all these years, Fat Head's is still one of the best places around for great food and generous portions.