Downtown Cleveland

Warehouse District

Back in the mid-19th century, this neighborhood donned warehouses for hardware, marine and garment businesses, as well as offices for the then-mighty iron, coal, railroad and shipping industries. Nowadays, many of the Victorian-era buildings may look the same on the outside, but are filled with steak eaters, wine drinkers, club crowds and loft dwellers. 3 Must-Do Things In town for an Ohio State Game (or any game for that matter)? Make way for the Dive Bar, the official bar of the Young Buckeyes of Cleveland and a short walk from FirstEnergy Stadium. Of course it's a great bar to catch a game, but it's also a pretty sweet place to party any night of the week — especially if you don't mind the DJ interspersing his sets with the OSU fight song. With a large menu, an extensive wine list and a phenomenal dining atmosphere, Blue Point Grille is one of Cleveland's favorite seafood restaurants. Spend the evening drinking and dancing at one of Cleveland's favorite hotspots, Barley House. This is also THE place to catch Browns games, when you couldn't score a ticket to the big game.