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Photos: Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Celebrated 30 Years of Music at House of Blues

In 1994, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony crept onto the national music scene with their Creepin on ah Come Up EP. 30 years and many…

By Emanuel Wallace

Bone Thugs-n-Harmony at House of Blues
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Photos From the Annual Cleveland Holiday Mixer at HOB Foundation Room

The Cleveland Networking Mixer concludes each year with a holiday edition. This year, the annual wrap up was held in the Foundation…

By Emanuel Wallace

Cleveland Holiday Mixer in Foundation Room
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The Best New Cleveland Restaurants of 2024

Cleveland was blessed in the past calendar year with a smorgasbord of fresh dining options. From chef-driven fine and finer dining to high-low…

By Douglas Trattner

STEAK in Tremont
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The Best Things We Ate in Cleveland in 2024

It’s been a while since Northeast Ohio was blessed with a year of dining like the last one. But what stood out? That…

By Douglas Trattner

Dive Dog at Never Say Dive in Old Brooklyn Never Say Dive, which opened in Old Brooklyn at the beginning of the year, skillfully blends genuine dive-bar digs with a serious food and bev program. That means in place of flat beer and stale popcorn, guests are treated to killer cocktails and elevated pub fare. This “high-low” approach is best illustrated by the Dive Dog, a hot dog that received a glow up. A thick Kobe-beef dog is tucked into a poppy seed brioche bun, drizzled with mayo, capped with house chips and gilded with dollops of briny caviar and fresh herbs.
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December 18, 2024

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