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C-Town has rebounded over the past 15 years to become one of the best turnaround stories in the country. The construction of Jacobs Field (now called Progressive Field), The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and other attractions has helped to accelerate a renaissance that began in the 1980s.
The nightlife and the restaurant scene in Cleveland has also improved dramatically, particularly in the Warehouse District, the Tremont area and the East 4th area near Progressive Field and Quicken Loans Arena.
One area suffering a bit is the well-known Flats. The West
Bank is still cool in the summers, with Shooters drawing
huge crowds along the river, but the East bank has been hit
hard by the popularity of the Warehouse District. So if your
first instinct when arriving in town is to tell the cabbie
to take you to the Flats, have him drop you off on West 6th
in the Warehouse District instead. You'll thank us. Fortunately, that will be changing soon, as a huge devleopment will replace much of the real estate on the East Bank, with restaurants, condos and office space.
Web Resources
Here are some sites that provide helpful information about Cleveland.
Plugged In Cleveland
This excellent site lists tons of events in the Cleveland area, and also provides helpful resources like restaurant reviews as well.
USA Today - Cleveland
This web site has helpful city guides for many American cities.
Cleveland.com
Here you'll find local news supplied by the Cleveland Plain Dealer. It's a decent site with lots of info but it's poorly organized.
Dortmunder Gold
Most people around the country have never heard of this beer, but many Clevelanders know it well. Mike Barkacs explains why more Americans should try this amazing beer from Great Lakes Brewery.
Elevation Recording Studio
Quality means everything here.
Musicians have to check this place out.
Cleveland Free Times
Cool web site from Cleveland's alternative paper, focusing on news, arts and entertainment.