Well, welcome to Cleveland. If you go over the first high bridge to the south there, the Lorain-Carnegie bridge, and take it to W 25 St. on the other side, you'll be at the West Side Market. Unfortunately, the market's closed on Sundays. Across W. 25th from the Market is another street, and on that street is Great Lakes Brewing, and there's also a couple of more frou frou restaurants and a wi-fi equipped coffee shop there. Or there was the last time I looked. There's most likely coffee shops closer to your hotel too...I've always liked the restaurant/bar in the Ritz too (Century).
"This city has it all", she said as she gazed bemusedly from her dingy squalid hotel room out onto the putrid river. "I've been all over the world but never have I seen the likes of this. The city with kinda' big shoulders, rust belt factories once again belching the smoke of industry, festival tents and a phallic guitar." "Yes siree" she thought to herself, "Cleveland, my kinda' town".
It looks much nicer back in the other direction. On the side of the river where the hotel is, it's much more built-up. The hotel itself is very nice. I wouldn't have stopped over in Cleveland unless I felt sure the hotel would be really nice.
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There's no Hard Rock Cafe in Zagreb?
It puts me in mind of the old Randy Newman song about Cleveland, "Burn on!"
Well, welcome to Cleveland. If you go over the first high bridge to the south there, the Lorain-Carnegie bridge, and take it to W 25 St. on the other side, you'll be at the West Side Market. Unfortunately, the market's closed on Sundays. Across W. 25th from the Market is another street, and on that street is Great Lakes Brewing, and there's also a couple of more frou frou restaurants and a wi-fi equipped coffee shop there. Or there was the last time I looked. There's most likely coffee shops closer to your hotel too...I've always liked the restaurant/bar in the Ritz too (Century).
"This city has it all", she said as she gazed bemusedly from her dingy squalid hotel room out onto the putrid river. "I've been all over the world but never have I seen the likes of this. The city with kinda' big shoulders, rust belt factories once again belching the smoke of industry, festival tents and a phallic guitar." "Yes siree" she thought to herself, "Cleveland, my kinda' town".
Cleveland: It's like Gary, IN...only sexier!
I'd say, it's like Toledo, only bigger.
It looks much nicer back in the other direction. On the side of the river where the hotel is, it's much more built-up. The hotel itself is very nice. I wouldn't have stopped over in Cleveland unless I felt sure the hotel would be really nice.
Now that I'm not there anymore, I'll say the hotel was the Ritz-Carlton.
Ah ha! Just as I thought!
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