Games, bowling and other places to spend an evening out.
Explore the placesLakewood bowling alley on Madison Avenue with 20 lanes, a bar, a cocktail lounge and The Roxy music venue in the same building.
Arcade bar on West 25th Street in Ohio City with a big lineup of free-play retro arcade games, with more games downstairs.
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Big bowling center on Euclid Avenue in Wickliffe with 40 lanes, billiards tables and cheap open bowling, an easy pick for things to do at night in Cleveland's eastern suburbs.
Bar-style bowling alley on East 4th Street downtown with a full bar and a grill menu of starters, pizza, burgers and sandwiches. One of the easiest things to do at night in Cleveland before or after a game.
Axe throwing venue in Valley View with lanes for groups and private events.
Live game show experience on Eastland Road in Middleburg Heights where groups compete in trivia, spin-the-wheel and feud-style rounds, with a second location on Athens Avenue in Lakewood. Run by Escape Room Cleveland, and guests can bring their own food and drinks.
Duckpin bowling bar on West 25th Street in Ohio City with a large free-play arcade. There is no kitchen, so bring outside food or order delivery.
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Outdoor miniature golf course on Madison Avenue in Lakewood.
Family fun park on Stearns Road with mini golf and other outdoor attractions.
Local escape room company whose Pearl Road location in Strongsville has five rooms, including the multi-room Asylum, one of the hardest in the area. It also runs rooms on Coventry Road in Cleveland Heights and on Eastland Road in Middleburg Heights, where axe throwing is in the same building.
Board game cafe and bar on West 25th Street in Ohio City, a short walk from Perplexity Games for a full night out.
Tremont sports bar on Professor Avenue with duckpin bowling, an arcade, craft beer, cocktails and American food.
Neighborhood bowling alley on Pearl Road in Parma Heights with inexpensive open bowling on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Bar on West 117th Street with skee-ball, beer, boozy slushies and live punk shows.
Locally owned escape rooms on Jay Avenue in Ohio City, including a 1930s Cleveland mob room built around Eliot Ness and the Clockwork Caper. Every game is booked privately.
Pinball bar on Detroit Avenue in Detroit Shoreway where one flat fee covers unlimited play on a mix of vintage and new machines.
Classic mini golf spot on Brookpark Road with two outdoor 18-hole courses, a koi pond, a concession stand and a large candy store.
Bowling alley and NASCAR-themed bar on State Road in Parma with a pro shop and build-your-own burgers and breakfast.
Large neighborhood bowling center on Broadway Avenue in Oakwood Village with open bowling and a pro shop on site.
Miniature golf course on York Road in North Royalton with a driving range on the same property.
Outdoor miniature golf course on West Sprague Road in Parma.
Old-school bowling alley on West 25th Street with cheap beer and manual scoring. Cash only.
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Neighborhood bowling alley on Broadway Avenue in Bedford with affordable open bowling.
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Pinball arcade on Pearl Road in Parma Heights run by the family behind the former Southland Lanes, with newer Stern machines at $1 a game.
Old-school bowling alley on St. Clair Avenue that opened in 1940 and still runs manual pinsetters, one of only a handful left in the country.
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