I'd argue the 'Skins are too good too, haha.
Either way, I'm expecting a close, hard fought game. |
I was just messing. Like you said, should be a good game.
Yeah, it's one of the top breweries in the US; been a while since I was there (like 5+ years), so I forget what else is right in that area, but, the location is close to other restaurants, etc |
Disregard Great Lakes for food (and their somewhat overrated beer). Check out Market Garden in Ohio City (it's about 2 minutes from downtown). They craft their own brews on site and their Festivus ale is one of my favorite beers of all-time. Granted, Great Lakes is a short walk from there, so you could still stop by for a beer or two. However, Market Garden would be better for food. If you wouldn't mind venturing out a little further, Melt Bar & Grilled is probably the best place you can stop for amazing food at a reasonable price. It also has a great selection of beers, but it typically has a long wait. (I'd suggest going to the Independence location and sitting at the bar area, which is first-come, first-serve.)
I guess it really depends on where you plan to stay and how far you plan to venture from there. In terms of a wide-range of food/drink options within walking distance of each other, checking out Ohio City would probably be the most fun. Ohio City Burrito is also good if you want a quick bite and just want to tour the bars around there as well. |
I'm on board with all of this. Also right downtown there's a little street on E. 4th that has amazing restaurant after amazing restaurant. They're on the pricier side, though. For example, Michael Symon's original restaurant, Lola, is on that strip.
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