Nightclubs and bars in Ohio

We love to sit and watch the sunsets at the fireplace and watch the sun go down from out in the sailboats. Sometimes its chilly and we stay in the Party House and tell storys of the latest travels.

Dress Code: Casual & swim suits.

Romantic dark candle lit interior, elegant settings, clear smooth live jazz music making you feel you walked right into the 1960s, delicious Italian food and a full bar.

Dress Code: Suits are not required but I would dress nicely to go to a place like this, wouldn't you?

Blue Wisp Jazz Club-- hours: show times: Sun.-Wed. 9:30-12:30AM; Thu 9:30-1:30AM; Fri.-Sat. 10-2AM. Happy Hour 4-6 pm. $8 cover. Cash only.
A joint in every sense of the word. Dark, underground and astounding jazz/blues! Cramped and no dance floor. Changing show schedule with more than jazz doing the smokin'! Asthma-sufferers beware.

Dress Code: Laid-back, baby!

Shakespeare Festival-- Tours available; educational programs catered to students. Street parking; pay lot. Wheelchair Accessible
All Shakespeare, all the time. Rotating favorites. Usually 4-6 shows a season.

Dress Code: More casual than most theatres.

You name it we got it! the VALENTINE THEATER is a tolally renovated theater on the edge of the warehouse distric is a must. And if not that...Maybe you could dance the night away to everything from Salsa to Hip-Hop at on of the our clubs or catch a fly ball at the brand new MUD HENS stadium. We've got lots to see and do! Great taxi services also.

Dress Code: blue jens to black tie.

I was only sixteen when I went there so my experience of the nightlife was very limited - especially considering the fact that my cousin was only fourteen. As a young Scottish girl I was suprised by how difficult it was to get anywhere - there was no chance of getting anywhere without a car so we often got offloaded down the nearest 'strip' where there were just a couple of shops so that we could all 'hang out' together! We also hung around a cinema but didn't actually go in to see anything - it was all very strange but a completely new experience for me!

Dress Code: about as casual and baggy as you could imagine!!

Cleveland's 'Flats' area has it all.Comedy Clubs,
Sports Bars,many Beautiful restaurants and its
basically the 'Rush Street' of Cleveland.
In the Cincinnati area,although its in the Northern
Suburbs,There are great restaurants in the Sharonville
Area easy accessible to Interstate 75 right nearby.Also
in Northern Kentucky,The River Boats on the Ohio river
are wonderful with great views of Cincinnati's Skyline.
For those of you who have been to Chicago,This is
the closest thing to Chicago's Rush street.Cleveland's
Flats is the most happening place in the city without a
doubt.

Dress Code: Each Club in the Flats seems to have a Different
dress code because each place has a different
clientele.The Comedy Clubs and restaurants in the
Sharonville Area of Cincinnati are very relaxed as
well as the Kentucky riverboats.

haha. this will be good. i hear there are some good places in the flats by the cuyahoga river in cleveland, but i've never been there so i won't try to recommed them. I prefer the nightlife spot known as the 'barn dance.'
lots of friendly people and good times for all. most of the time these events are populated by the ahem, shall we say more 'experienced at life' crowd (old people), but you'll be sure to find a lot of young chaps as well. it's very real and authentic and what better way to express your love for someone than to sweat all over them whlie doe-si-doeing to the classic sound of the accordian.

Dress Code: whatever. you can get all gussied up if you want. shine your boots, wear your biggest belt buckle, or just do like most people there and take a quick shower after evening chores and throw on a cleaner pair of jeans and your nicest flannel shirt.