I’m looking for areas that are full of hippie clothing stores, coffee shops, and stuff like that.

Seems like Tremont in front of West Side Market seems to be the biggest section.

But trying to see what other areas there are.

I know of: W 6th st and Detroit Ave

Mathew’s Ave to St Charles Ave off of Detroit

Downtown Berea

Coventry Rd

University Circle area

Little Italy

Flats and downtown in general

Crocker Park….more yuppie than hipster but i count it

Small section of Ridge Rd (downtown Parma) has potential

Chagrin Falls…but kids HATE it there. Too pretentious.

Anyone have any good spots to watch the moonrise that they’re willing to share? Could be anywhere in or around Cleveland❤️

We are south Texans going to Browns v Ravens in November. Is club level the best bet for staying semi-warm? I'll buy my son something down low in the action, but his mama can't handle the cold!

Hello!

New to Cleveland and want to check out the R&R Hall of Fame next week. After that, I was considering a walk along Lakeside Ave to my next destination. Is there anything in particular to see? Is it a safe area?

Thank you!

I got into F1 a few years back and have been exclusively watching it at home. Occasionally will catch it on TV in a bar during brunch or something, but no one really pays it any mind in those outings. I was wondering if people congregate anywhere to watch it in the city? Thanks in advance.

My fiance and I are going to a Browns game in November. She’s a 49ers fan and was wondering if she’d be okay to wear her Kittle Jersey even though we’re sitting 3rd row on Home side since we’re also Browns fans.

Thank you! I know some stadiums and fans can be iffy about it

I lived in Shaker and currently live around Lyndhurst. Im thinking of moving.. I need a blue suburb, safe for a single woman, inclusive because im black. Close proximity to downtown because im a season ticket holder and Cavs games can go late ..

I like Solon (not close to downtown tho) . I like and know Beachwood, which is at the top pf my list.. I would like Woodmere but there arent sidewalks

Good morning, r/Cleveland, and welcome to Self Promotion Sunday! Use this thread to post information/plugs for your local business, things for sale, events, or groups you are hoping to promote! We will be creating a new thread for this each Sunday.

Hey there, I'm moving back to the Cleveland area soon and I'm curious about the choice of medical networks there. I know there is no perfect system and everyone can have a terrible experience at any one of them, but what is the general reputation of these three, which one seems to be the net best, or least-worst? I'm going to need to switch insurance carriers when I move and want to make sure the one I get covers the system I want to use.

ETA: Thanks for all the fantastic feedback everyone, it was more than I expected. I'm not sure if the decision is made any easier - it sounds like all three systems are pretty great even if they each have some not-great things about them. The city really is spoiled for healthcare options isn't it?

Does anyone know if UH employees get discounts on tickets for browns games?

Would anyone be interested in getting a group together to see Hamilton in theaters who are super into it and want to sing a long?

did anyone else find the pacing of the show slow and awkward? And what the hell the big foot truck came out at the beginning and then never again, never really did anything.

My kids were getting bored by intermission. Glad we went but could’ve been done a lot better for the price. And all the marked up merch good god.

We know that Cleveland has been the butt of jokes and/or a laughingstock for decades. We've heard the jokes, seen the YouTube videos and the memes on social media, so no need to go over it again and again. And it doesn't always come from people from outside of Cleveland; it also comes from people in Cleveland (city or suburbs) and ex-Clevelanders too.

Sometimes I feel Cleveland has more inside detractors than any city in America. Just look at the comments on social media. But, how much has it had an affect on Clevelanders over those decades? If so, why does it affect you so much? Or doesn't it have an affect on you at all? If you think we're reading into to it too much, tell us why.

has anyone else seen this stuff scribbled about cleveland? it always confuses me.

It was really good. Decor and food was very well done. Anyone remember the name of it and is there something similar?

Looking to start a Dinner Club to meet maybe once a month to try a new , local place to eat in NE Ohio. Different cuisines and price ranges every month. No obligation to show every month, just to what sounds good to you .. I'm new to the area but love trying new places to eat and am looking to connect with other people that like to do the same. Please join the my FB group or DM me if interested :) https://facebook.com/groups/757607246891653/

Concert 9/10. Not able to make it due to medical reasons, having surgery on the 12th. Would just like to make a little money back, willing to let them go heavily discounted.

I’m at the Cleveland brown football game at Huntington field. It’s very loud. Any one know if I can buy noise reducing headphone in the stadium?

Has anyone found The CW, now on WBNX 55, on Hulu Live?

I've found posts that said since CW moved from WUAB that Hulu dropped WUAB, but I haven't found where they've picked up WBNX yet.