Part of Playhouse Square, Ohio Theatre has its own fan following in the arena of programs and concerts. It consists of the main and the top floor each having the capacity to contain many an audience. The theatre has the ambience to give to the experience of a lifetime. Check the website for further event details.

Sarava is an all-purpose Brazilian greeting and an acknowledgment. Sergio's Sarava brings a friendly Brazilian vibe to the restaurant. It's vibrant, active, and includes a variety of dining options themed as "street food": from tapa-style small plates and full bar, to dinner entrées and even a raw bar of oysters, clams, shrimp, and crab. Notable dishes include: Xim-Xim, a stew with chicken, shrimp, peppers, carrots, and tomato; and Brazilian-style Bouillabaisse with the catch-of-the-day. Vegetarians will be happy with a variety of pasta dishes like Prato Misto or Angel Hair Pomodoro. Sergio's also has desserts like Coconut Butter Cake and even a children's menu. Sergio's also has different hours in the summer: open on Sunday and longer hours on weekends. - Marjorie Jensen

The Stone Oven Bakery Café was opened in the 1990s by owners who wanted Americans to have the chance to experience European-style breads, and create more social spaces. From this came the Stone Oven Bakery Café, which was the first in Cleveland to offer handmade artisan breads, such as San Francisco Sourdough, Challah, and Siciliano. The bustling café uses those breads for sandwiches, pastries, and so on. Each location also has two different soups each day, and the coffee is fair trade. The Stone Oven also caters. - Marjorie Jensen

Nuevo Latino food is a fusion of Latin American cuisine with American and European influences. The Paladar Latin Kitchen and Rum Bar opened in 2007 to great fanfare and has been a busy hub of Nuevo Latino fare ever since. Their menu includes traditional Latin American food-called "Latin Comfort Food"-as well as seafood and steaks. Vegetarians may have a difficult time at dinner, except for the Panko Crusted Vegetable Relleno, but the lunch menu includes several salads and other veggie options. There is also a rum bar with a happy hour between 3p-7p, and a variety of appetizers and desserts from which to choose.

Located inside the Union Station/Bounce/Pumps complex, Union Station is the restaurant of this bumping complex. What better way to relax than enjoying a meal at the Union Station after a few good hours or partying. The place has a very good selection of food with dishes like Teriyaki Chicken, Chicken Parmesan, Penne Diablo, a good mix of burgers and snacks and an impressive selection of beer, wines and martinis. The Union Station can also be rented out for private functions and parties. Just leave it to the professionals to organize your event, be it anything from a fund-raiser, graduation party, bachelor party or a birthday bash.

This is one of the several Luchitas locations in Cleveland and surrounding areas. It was founded in 1981and still maintains its family-style feeling. It has an upscale ambiance and is rather popular (so be prepared to wait for a table). The menu changes every three months, so be on the look out for new dishes. Be sure to try their signature Nachos Luchitas, Ceviche de Camaron y Calamar (calamari and shrimp), and regional tamales that change daily. They also offer a cantina to quench any thirst; the margaritas come highly recommended.

Amelia's Lounge is The Sheraton's main bar which also serves as the hotels lounge. A perfect place for a nightcap afetra delcious meal at the Amelia's. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual and the bar has an extensive and impressive choice of alcohols and cocktails. Speaking about drinks, if you would like to experiment then don't miss the well mixed and exotic creations here.

SASA Matsu promises to bring a distinct culture of dining to Cleveland. It recreates the atmosphere of a traditional Izakaya which is a type of Japanese drinking-place combined with the usual sit-down Japanese dinner. Their menu is a mix of Asian cuisines, owing to the diverse backgrounds of its chefs. So what you get, is a great dinner in a typical Japanese restaurant setting, with paper lamps, dim lighting and sushi, and a sleek bar at the side. They also have special nights and a separate late-night menu. Catering services are available.

The Cleveland Museum of Art, housed in a historic building dating back to 1916, displays some very precious paintings by renowned artists. You can check out the works of the Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams and Mario Avati. If you do not have the time to leisurely browse through all the 900 exhibits, sign on the guided tours which give you details of all the major exhibits. After you have explored the place, refresh with some delights from the Museum cafe. To get information on the temporary exhibits and rotating showcases, check the website.

Severance Hall is the home of the famous Cleveland Orchestra. Designed by the architectural firm Walker and Weeks, the halls resembles a Greek temple. The hall can seat about 2,000 people with its interior and acoustics resembling neo-classical style. Severance Hall is known as a haven for musicians and music lovers as well, for staging and attending a concert at this hall is sheer delight. Regarded as America's most beautiful concert hall, the Severance deserves a homage tour from all music lovers.