3 Best Night Clubs in Cleveland, OH

“Parkview Nite Club is an old-time tavern offering familiar American eats with regular live music and blues jams. The club provides live music and blues jams, creating a vibrant and soulful experience. The manager of the club is Michael P. Their team of staff is committed to ensuring a memorable experience. Parkview Nite Club features advanced lighting and sound systems for ambiance. They pride themselves on offering high-quality services for their customers. Parkview Nite Club is the right place to spend quality time with friends. The club offers a wide range of cocktail menus and a variety of food. The club also offers outdoor seating options.”

“Twist Social Club is a bar and night club serving the LGBT community of Greater Cleveland. The club has a variety of entertainment schedules, including monthly theme parties and Cleveland's best DJs. Twist Social Club provides that each day of the week has its own unique activities or themes, from Trivia Tuesday to Karaoke. You can sign up for their VIP membership to receive updates on exclusive events, secret menus, special offers/discounts, loyalty rewards, and more. The kitchen at Landmark Smokehouse is open 7 days a week and brunch is available until 3 PM. Twist Social Club provides outdoor seating facilities.”

“Grog Shop is a cozy nightclub featuring live local and big-name bands and a full bar stocked with microbrews. The club has hosted many local, national, and international touring acts for over 20 years, booking all indie rock, hardcore, jam, hip-hop, reggae, metal, electronic, comedy, etc. They have a full bar with an extensive list of microbrews, imports, and domestic beer, and of course, plenty of liquor. Grog Shop showcases acts such as Dead Moon, Swervedriver, Elliot Smith, Rudy Ray Moore, Bright Eyes, The Ex, Supergrass, Turbonegro, GZA, Eek A Mouse, Link Wray, US Maple, Jonathon Richman, Melvins, Hank III, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Boulder, NRBQ, and Oasis. The club conducts live music 7 days a week and 365 days a year.”