Cleveland's Best Live Music Venue 2007

Bar and concert venue features dimly lit red interior combined with exposed brick walls and books mainstream bands.

Reviews:

• “Great place to see National and local Indie Rock acts”

Grog Shop

One of Cleveland’s coolest rock spots keeps rolling with great live music.

Reviews:

• “how can you not like the beachland???”
• “The Only Worthwhile venue in the City!”

Tips: The lot is small and can fill up quickly. Try parking on either side of Waterloo, or on nearby side streets. Be sure to read and obey posted restrictions.

Beachland Ballroom and Tavern

When it comes to attitude, this bar is a Warehouse District wallflower.

Reviews:

• “May not be for Afterwork, or for quick service”
• “Good – Depending on your mood”
• “GREAT PLACE!”
• “Cool Spot To Be”
• “See you there. . .”

Tips: Pizzas, quesadillas and sandwiches are part of the menu.

Blind Pig Speakeasy

An old legacy in an old building with new bands and new momentum.

Reviews:

• “Dingy, but good”
• “World Famous!!!”

Tips: Besides the tattered interior, the exterior can be equally as rough. Pass on Euclid Avenue parking and enter the venue’s back lot located off Prospect.

Agora Theater and Ballroom

The standout wine list, breathtaking water view and impeccable service make this swanky celeb hangout a must.

Reviews:

• “Bad food, over priced, free icing”
• “UNEVENTFUL NIGHT AT SWINGO’S IN CLEVELAND”
• “Watch the condo residents relax at the pool while you dine on $15 appetizers”
• “Average”
• “The older restaurants are still the best”

Tips: A sharing portion for $5 extra nearly doubles the meal for the price of one.

Swingos On the Lake

Locals flock for prime rib and live jazz music as well as outdoor dining, a full waterfall and a unique atmosphere.

Reviews:

• ""
• ""Great Eats!""

Night Town

Blues among the minivans.

Reviews:

• “Great Music”
• “Great night of music”

Tips: Ask about the daily appetizer specials.

Savannah Bar and Grille

A Cleveland institution, this music venue hosts local and national acts and houses three bars and stages under one roof

Reviews:

• “Never again”
• “good time”

Tips: Metered street parking is generally available, so give the surrounding blocks a look before paying for a lot.

Peabody’s Down Under

A shot of rock and big-name headliners hit the mark at this West Side tavern.

Tips: Call club and charge concert tickets by phone. Tickets to non-sell outs are available (cash only) at the door on the night of the show.

Winchester Tavern and Concert Club

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