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Enjoy a C-Town IPA watching massive freighters navigate Collision Bend, a particularly tricky section of the Cuyahoga River within view of the brewery’s huge patio. Located in the Flats East Bank, this is a popular sunset-watching spot, too.

Beers range from European-influenced like the Schwarzbier or the Union Pils Bohemian Lager to Evil Motives, a brazenly hoppy West Coast IPA. 

Known as one of the most dog-friendly breweries in The Land, Terrestrial features adventurous beers, including an ever-changing infused house draft selection and stunning views of Edgewater Park from the rear patio.

Immigrant Son is known for its American ales, globally-inspired brews and a hearty food menu with an homage to Hungarian roots. Try a PerZverance, named for Zydrunas "Big Z" Ilgauskas, one of the Cavaliers' greatest players, with some Kölsch-steamed mussels and frites .

Located in an 1866 building that housed the Jacob Baehr Brewing Company, this cozy taproom also is an homage to the written word. Accented with hundreds of books, visitors are invited to peruse them, borrow or leave a few favorites to share.

This corner bar is easy to miss at the end of a quiet neighborhood street (and adjacent to the famed A Christmas Story House). But it's a not-to-be-missed gem. Full of locals, in addition to a well-appointed bar, it’s known for raising the bar on bar food (and great drinks!).

Ohio's first Latin-owned brewery, Pulpo (Spanish for "Octopus") integrates flavors of South America in its brews. Try the Pulpo Libre Mexian-style lager at this east side brewery.

This place satisfiies everyone because they brew, well, everything. Beer, meads, sours and ciders. Try an Ithilien, an American Saison or the Ohio Gold Reserve Apple Mead.