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21 of the Best Wing Deals in Cleveland

Inflation is real, and long gone are the days of 25-cent wing specials, even in Cleveland. The good news? If you know…

By Kate Bigam Kaput

Saucy Brew Works Ohio City’s charmingly offbeat brewpub offers some of the most creatively named wing flavors in town, from Buffy Summers (“a little fire to go with all that garlic”) to Rub Some Dirt On It, Kid (house-roasted coffee, cocoa and ghost chilies). Feeling even more adventurous? The Cayenne-based Nashville Hot is made with a dab of dill pickle, and the Saucy Ghost is a no-holds-barred ghost pepper blend that requires immediate assistance from an ice-cold brew. On Wing Wednesdays, BOGO 1/2 dozen wings all day, dine-in only. 2885 Detroit Ave, 216-666-2568, saucybrewworks.com
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The 2025 Comics Issue: A Cleveland Winter Survival Guide

For Scene's 12th annual Comics Issue, local artists Sequoia Bostick, Amalia DeGirolamo, John G., Kate Atherton, Aspen Wood and Andy Passchier are here…

By Vince Grzegorek

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26 Cleveland Restaurants That Closed in 2024

From fan favorites like El Carnicero in Lakewood to celebrated destinations like Salt, from low-key diners to neighborhood bistros, 2024 saw plenty…

By Douglas Trattner

 Toast 1365 West 65th., Cleveland Toast in Gordon Square called it a day in April after 11 years in the neighborhood. Owner Jillian Davis told Scene: "It's not bittersweet — it's bitter mostly. Operating a full-service restaurant is not as fun as it used to be." The neighborhood wine bar and restaurant was beloved for its down-to-earth vibe, personal service, unique wines and seasonal small plates and entrees. Davis mentioned staffing challenges and changing dining habits as some of the reasons behind her decision to close.
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Photos From the New Year's Eve 2025 Celebration at Windows on the River

Windows on the River brought in the New Year with a big bash sprawling over multiple rooms and filled with tons of…

By Emanuel Wallace

NYE 2025 at Windows on the River
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January 16, 2025

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