Boss Dog Brewing

Visited this place on a Saturday early afternoon. Walked from Bottlehouse, which was about 3 blocks away. The place has a sports bar vibe. We sat at the bar, which wasn't busy, but neither was the rest of the place. The beer here is at the more entry level stage. They have decent, approachable beers for people that want to try craft beer early in their beer drinking journey. Nothing wrong, but not necessarily adventurous, or outstanding. Only real knock on the place is that the bartender was super slow despite there not being very many people at the bar.

Nice hanging lights in the ceiling. Dimmed. Soft rock on radio. Full bar and some empty tables during happy hour. Downtown Cleveland Heights looks cool and will have to check out. 11 of their own beers on tap. 4 guest beers. To go cans are available. Paid 75 cents to park for 90 minutes. Plenty of tvs for ball game and the food menu looks good. Paid 7 bucks a beer that includes a tip. There do have sandwiches and pizza here. Overall the service was good and the place is really nice. Cheers!

Some pretty solid beers on tap here! Not much else to say; I let too long pass since my visit.

Filling a void in Cleveland's east side the Boss Dog Brewery takes over space in one of Cleveland Heights' more active neighborhoods. Parking is plentiful and cheap in the ramp behind the brewpub if you cannot locate anything on nearby streets. Prices for food and beer are typical for the area. Expect to spend about $2 each for a sample and $5 to $7 for a full pour. The options mostly cover the range between 5 to 7% ABV with a balance between IPAs and more malty styles (such as stouts). With Bottlehouse, Warehouse Beverage, Melt, and more around it is worth stopping by as part of a loop around Cleveland's east side. I wouldn't call it a destination on its own though.

This place had a chain sports bar feel to it, with lots of tvs in a large open room. They had 10 of their own beers on tap along with a few guest beers and a full bar. Metered parking in the back. Food is fancy pub grub, and my portabella sandwich was quite nice. The brewing equipment is behind a glass wall. They offer growler fills and have a crowler machine. Nice place.