Plan your trip to Cleveland. Start by getting to the destination from your hometown. Then figure out where to stay (like The Cleveland Hostel), find things to see and do (like Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum), and research places to eat (like Lola).
Getting to Cleveland:
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Here are some places to eat in Cleveland.
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If you're flying into Cleveland, you would usually fly into Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.
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Here's what Trippy members say about Cleveland:
"Restaurants: Go to the Tremont area of town. This borders downtown on the central south side. You will need to drive or take a ride share service from your hotel. Parking is at a premium especially on weekends and holidays. But there is a plethora of really good restaurants. Very causal pizza joint, go to Edison's Pizza Kitchen. It is not fancy but very good thick crust pizzas. Fahrenheit for a nice dinner. Also try the Ohio City area near the West Side Market and the Historic Warehouse District. All have a great selection of places to eat and enjoy a cold drink."