Cleveland Chop House & Brewery

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OnTopOfIt

Joined 3 years ago

Great Chophouse!. This is one of the best in Cleveland. The Chophouse offers up a great atmosphere in the bar area with a very nice ice bar.

The service is always outstanding at this well managed location. The servers offer a friendly attitude with a desire to please.

I highly recommend their standard offerings of steaks but also suggest the Tuna Chop which is outstanding.

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p50

Joined 3 years ago

a new favorite. My first time and a B'day celebration - this was a fabulous place - waitress Jen was really great - friendly accommodating...atmosphere perfect for an intimate setting. and the Mussels are a MUST - absolutely some of the very best we have ever had. Only one person had a dry filet and the martinis and bloodymary's were over $10 each - only downside. Keep in mind...but we will be back, one of our new favorite eating spots in downtown Cleveland

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jbm10

Joined 4 years ago

Favorite happy hour. This is my favorite place in Cleveland for happy hour. You get $3 tall mugs of their own beer and their apps are half price. Two people can share the chicken fingers.

Dinner on the other hand can be quite pricey and the food isn't always the best. I came here for Cleveland Restaurant Week and I was disappointed. The food wasn't that good and it would have been cheaper to just order off the menu. But, that's why I only go for happy hour now.

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geeners

Joined 5 years ago

It puts a smile on my face. The first time i have ever gone to Cleveland Chop house, i was skeptical as i can never seem to find that "perfect steak". i ordered the filet, with the wild turkey wiskey sauce, med rare. WOW. i took one bite and i couldnt help but smile. Others have tried to get me to go to other places, mortons, jonnies etc, but i cant. if im going downtown for a steak, im going to the cleveland chop house. Nothing can compare.

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lovemesomegrub

Joined 5 years ago

Not worth the money. For a place that is all about their overpriced steaks, both my date and I were extrememly dissapointed at the meal quality. We both ordered two steaks and they were awful. They were extremly dry and hard to eat. They had no flavor at all. The only upside to this place is the atmosphere.

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ClevelandLady

Joined 5 years ago

Excellent Sunday Brunch Service. I made reservations originally for 4 people for a Sunday brunch. The host on the phone was friendly. I called back a week later to enlarge the party to 7. The host wasn't sure if we could be comfortably accommodated and called me back immediately after speaking with a manager. I appreciated her taking the time to do that. Overall, the Sunday brunch buffet was great. Plenty of options to choose from but not too many that the quality of food suffered. Our group had no complaints. Our server was friendly, efficient and very accommodating.

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vintheland

Joined 6 years ago

Great happy hour specials. I was happy with my experience. Went for dinner but it turned out to be happy hour so we sat at the bar for the specials. I'm surprised it wasn't crowded because all the appetizers were half off. Great food. Plenty to share. Martini's were $5 and VERY good. I will definitely be returning.

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gmills

Joined 7 years ago

Outstanding Restaurant in Cleveland. Ladies and gentlemen this is by far one of the best restaurants in our fair city. My wife and I along with another couple had a tremendous meal last week. One of those meals that you want to take a long walk after. say like to the Indiana state line and back. The strip steak was tender and flavorful. The tuna chop was as good as pier 66 in San Fran. Do yourself a favor and partake in the appetizer sampler. The menu says it feeds four. More like 6. Try the Keylime as a freshing finish. The new 180 bottle wine list is easily one of the best in the area and the brews are better then Greatlakes. The ice bar is cool. Service is friendly, efficient and engaging. In today's competive restaurant market one really needs to seek some value. The Chophouse provides just that with large portions and generious drinks. The music is awesome.

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rpatti

Joined 7 years ago

Not at all worth the price.. My husband and I went to the Cleveland Chophouse for my birthday on a friday night. He had shrimp cocktail and I had the spinach and artichoke appetizer. The spinach and artichoke was terrible. It was very bland and served with pillow like bread triangles. For dinner my husband ordered the peppercorn steak and I ordered the shrimp scampi. Both of our meals were just mediocre. Service was very good though and the cornbread was delicious. The bill came to $75 before the tip and that's with no drinks. I won't go back to the Chophouse again.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

A sheer sense of beef exuberance, to the tune of Glenn Miller.. The Scene
Comfortably stuck in the past (National Air Races posters and faded photos of Cleveland Indians dot the dining room), the ChopHouse's 1940s ambience is so complete you'll be wondering if you're doing enough for the war effort. The swinging sounds of Glenn Miller bounce off the brick walls, tall glasses of the house microbrews foam and everyone fondly flirts with the bartenders.

The Food
Start with the grilled portabello mushroom appetizer, a dish that can cure even the greatest depression. As for the main attraction, the most extravagant feature of the steaks and chops are their size. In addition to steaks, choose from salmon, lobster, lamb, shrimp or tuna. The accoutrements include chunky mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus and generous dinner salads. More casual fare includes burgers and salads. Accompany any meal with one of the brewery's handcrafted beers.