Medieval Pub — Restaurant in Cleveland

A really nice atmosphere and you rarely notice anyone openly drunk, which is cool with me. I have not been there for a while, but I am sure management has a lot to do about that. During Medieval times the Pub many times was the difference between living and dying, as they sold a light beer, meaning the alcohol content was low, but enough to kill any bacteria, as water was dangerous. It's hard to believe that 50 children have died today from common diarrhea from cholera because of filthy water, and we are going to spend trillions to get to Mars? We seem to have lost our moral compass when it comes to choosing Mars, before kids dying and would urge all patrons to tell our loopy Congressmen what the people desire and not what Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Zuckerberg, or Soros might want. Billionaires should be restricted in some way by this country. They cannot continue this blatant misuse of...

Sketch neighborhood. $11 for a 12 oz rum and coke. Got patted down by security when I walked in. Also, there are two businesses with the same name on the street??? Would never recommend.

Hi - I don't know how to reply to your post but lets put the safety issues aside because that's out of your control, I just like to let people know what they are walking into.

I did only receive a single shot of rum for my coke. Also, I don't know if this is your protocol, but she served it in a disposable shot glass, not as a mixed drink. Regardless, it...

I had gone to visit for the first time several weeks ago, dressed in my finest historicly accurate medival wares (peacock colored robe, 30 inch claymoore, and of course a full coin pouch for any wenches I may encounter)

Upon arrival, not only were there no Bars Maids, or Wenchs in this establishment, it was not medival themed at all!

I most definitely wont be returning to here again, when I can spend my gold coins...