Cleveland Scene

Cleveland Scene is a weekly alternative newspaper located in Cleveland, Ohio. It features a variety of content focused on the local arts, music, dining, and films in the Cleveland area, along with classified ads. The newspaper made its debut in the 1970s.

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Cordelia Owners Andrew Watts and Vinnie Cimino to Open New Restaurant in Former Alea Space in Ohio City This Fall

3 days ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] Since opening on East 4th Street three summers ago, Cordelia has won over local diners, attracted national attention, and garnered multiple James Beard Award nominations for chef-partner Vinnie Cimino.
Rewind Diner to Open Wednesday June 25 in Brooklyn

4 days ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

we shared the news that the Cleveland Restaurant Management Group will unveil two new restaurant concepts at Legacy Village in Lyndhurst later this year and early next. This week, the group is opening the doors to Rewind Diner (6850 Biddulph Rd., 440-568-4040), which is located in the Biddulph Plaza Shopping Center in Brooklyn. Billed as a `50s-themed diner, Rewind opens on Wednesday June 25.
Now Open: Jolly's Pizza & Pub in Former Barking Spider Tavern Space in University Circle

4 days ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

Cosmic Dave’s Rock Club (11310 Juniper Rd.), an offshoot of Dave’s Cosmic Subs, which opened in the former Barking Spider Tavern property just prior to the Covid pandemic, closed last summer. Earlier this spring, Jolly's Pizza & Pub opened in the iconic carriage house space on the campus of Case Western Reserve University. The new shop builds upon the success of the original Jolly’s, which opened three years ago in North Royalton (6120 Royalton Rd., 440-220-4353).
Art on Trial: A CAP Conversation To Take Place on July 26 at the Midtown Collaboration Center

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

The Cleveland Arts Prize (CAP) has just announced the details of an upcoming CAP Conversation. Dubbed "Art on Trial: Dennis Barrie, Barbara Tannenbaum, and the Legacy of the Mapplethorpe Controversy," the talk will take place at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 26,at the Midtown Collaboration Center.
Bittersweet Revenge Completes Conceptual Four-EP Series with Latest Release

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] The local hard rock act Bittersweet Revenge began back in 2016 when drummer Dennis Smith and Marc Kourcklas, the group’s original drummer and original frontman, respectively, began working together. The band’s first LP followed in 2017.
Livewire: 15 of the Best Concerts to Catch in Cleveland This June

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] THU 06/19 Goose The jam band's popularity has steadily increased since it released 2016’s Moon Cabin, an album it recorded in a barn in northern New Hampshire. The summer tour that brings it to town tonight supports the new album, Everything Must Go, a collection of jazzy tunes that rely on both organic and electronic instruments.
Singer-Songwriter Brent Kirby To Release Fourth Studio Album

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

Beloved local singer-songwriter Brent Kirby just announced he'll release his fourth studio album, On + On + On, next week and play a release show at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 27, at the Bop Stop. Kirby recorded in an 1800s haunted farmhouse in Oberlin. He had previously performed at the artist retreat’s barn, which hosts songwriters and bands during the summer months, and he wrote at the renovated farmhouse during the COVID shutdown.
Salted Dough Out in Little Italy, Agostino’s Bistro & Pub to Open This Summer

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

Now, Joe Gallo is reviving the family legacy. The restaurateur already was in the process of opening Agostino’s Bistro & Pub in Avon and Parma Heights when he stumbled upon a space in Little Italy that was too good to pass up. Gallo said that while dining in that neighborhood, he saw a sign in the window of the Salted Dough space, which recently closed after about two years in business. “I’ve always loved it down here and I always wanted to have a restaurant in Little Italy,” says Gallo.
Lava Lounge in Tremont to Close, Edison's Pizza Kitchen to Open In its Place

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] There are few more notable brands in Cleveland than Edison's Pizza Kitchen, which was a steady presence in Tremont for 15 years. The beloved pizza shop enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with Edison's Pub, the next-door saloon of the same name but with a different owner, until it closed in 2023.
Brad Friedlander and Cleveland Restaurant Management Group to Open Two New Concepts at Legacy Village in Lyndhurst

1 week ago | clevescene.com | Douglas Trattner

Cleveland Restaurant Management Group (CRMG) and Brad Friedlander have announced that they will be taking over two spots recently vacated at Legacy Village in Lyndhurst. Those spots are Bar Louie and California Pizza Kitchen and the new concepts are The Legacy and EVOO, respectively. Once again, longtime operator Friedlander is looking to the past for culinary inspiration. Over the past couple years, he has revived both Lopez and Moxie, two restaurants that enjoyed much success in previous years.