Beerhead Bar & Eatery

Try the Boulder Shakes. I had the orange one with the chocolate beer. Delicious! Pizzas are so fresh with light fluffy crusts. Sandwiches looked good. The salted pretzel was huge and five of us shared it. Service was very good. Great place for a group of friends, or by oneself. On the East Bank.

Their service is wonderful. Not only do they serve great food and give great pours, but when you’re really drunk and you’re like… Hey… I need water. Like a lot of it. And they give you a fish tank size pitcher full of water. It’s good shit. Get the pretzels tho… Theyzzzzzzzz yummy

Played hookie from work and came here on MLK Day. Only 2 other tables in the place. More beer distributor types and manager milling around the bar than customers. Food was good but expensive. Had the wing app. 13 dollars for 8 little wings that look liked the one I got for .10 back in the day. Good, but not worth 13 dollars. Supposedly they are hormone free, etc? I can give a rats ass. The malts that make up the 13 beers I drank all weekend probably had hormones all over ‘em. Ill get over it. The beers were even more overpriced than the food. 8.00 for an Andes mint tasting stout. Good, but for 8.00 I need a reacharound with it. The best part of lunch is when the «Beer Guru» (as she is stated on the website) started crying and coming in-​and-​out of the restaurant 20 times, letting in the friggin’ cold air. What topped it all off is when she left the last time she parked her SUV right in front on the place and came in for one last round of waterworks with guy drinking at the bar. Classssssssssy…

The pretzels are amazing and the pizza is good and there is a huge selection of drinks. I really love coming here. I’m excited for it to warm up enough to be able to sit outside at one of the fire pits.

Cool place, loads of beer, friendly bartender — good food (I had a pizza)… On a colder Wednesday winter evening in Cleveland I met a few friends here for a beer and some food to celebrate a friends birthday. It worked out really well, because we were the only people in the place. Service was prompt, food came out quickly and the gal behind the bar was super cool.
I imagine that these places are so new it is going to take some time for them to be discovered and I am sure the weekends are a little different than a Wednesday night.
I wish them success, while there are lots of places competing to get my discretionary beer money this place is will stay on my list.

This is your basic bro-​frat style bar (but I don’t mean that negatively, actually). We came here to watch some of the football games and a lot of people had the same idea. It was crazy busy! Despite that, the service was really great and somehow they found places for everyone. The selection of beers is vast, unsurprisingly. I did not eat, but a friend did and liked her her bbq sandwich a lot. I was hawk eyeing other tables’ foods and it looked delicious too.

So, SO many beer options, that I just end up getting liquor. A tip here– they make really weak drinks, so if you’re driving great, but otherwise, you’re going to suck them down fast, and spend a lot more than you normally would.
The appetizers are pretty tasty from what I have had, and servers/​bartenders are very nice. They do a nice weekday trivia as well. It isn’t a bad stop to make while hanging out in the flats.

I stopped in here for beers after my group had enough of the noise at Punch Bowl. This place is your typical sports pub atmosphere, but is pretty laid back. The beer list is incredible. They also feature several beers that are collaborations between different breweries. The beer list was almost intimidating, but the bartenders did a great job with personalizing suggestions for my picky self. I didn’t get to try the food, but I walked by a giant soft pretzel on my way to the bar and was drooling.

Decent bottle list. Extensive, but nothing too impressive. Did not eat, but the food looked good.

Cool atmosphere, lots of beers, food looked good but didn’t try it. Came here on a whim when the line for punchbowl was wrapped around the building. It was calm at first but then got super crowded after an hour or so. Definitely will be back to try the food.

The pizza was really excellent. We weren’t there long, but I liked the atmosphere and music. Can’t wait to go back

I love this joint. The flats are really making a come back. When you enter you pass by a cute little fire pit. super cozy and nice to cuddle up with some one special. The had garage door windows that open on nicer days. Neat touch. I usually park it at the bar. Overtime i have been in the staff is always warm and friendly, Also extremely knowlagable know about all the beer they carry. Pizza happens to be my favorite food. theres is so relish! I usually opt for the meat pie. sausage is great!!! all around get joint!

Great beer joint. New and shiny but cool place. Parking is expensive in the area, but the good beer knowledge of the staff made me forget all about that. Definitely worth checking out… Pretty much any beer style you can desire– they have something close for you. Over 100 in bottle and on tap.

So far, I’ve been here twice. Once for dinner, once for drinks. Overall, I think it’s a pretty solid bar with better-​than-​average bar food. Atmosphere is exciting and loud, with occasional live band.
PROS
–Get the pretzel. I’m not a huge fan of soft pretzels, they are usually too salty, no soft enough, or in general, just not tasty. I can tell you that this was none of those things. It was delicious and enormous. Just look at the picture — I stuck the steak knife in it so you could see just how big it was in comparison.
–Beer list. They have a pretty extensive on-​tap list. When I wasn’t sure what I wanted, they let me sample a few that were in my consideration set. Check.
CONS
–Seating availability. We walked in here on a Saturday night and it was pretty packed. When I asked if there were any tables available, a waiter did a quick peer around the room and said no. When I asked if we could put our names in for the next available table, they said that there wasn’t a list, we would just have to wait and watch for tables to become available. We got lucky and found a table, but I think they will lose a lot of customers with this approach.
BOTTOM LINE
–Go here if you want a good brew and some snacks to go with it. Good for small groups (under 6), but good luck snagging a table!

Solid bar food and nice beer selection. I went with buddies on a Friday after work for some pizza, wings, and beer. Very nicely done on those fronts — the pizza was hearty and had great quality ingredients. It was adequately sauced and they absolutely nailed the crust in terms of texture and flavor. We ended up ordering 2 more because it was so good, and because most of the guys in our group already have girlfriends so they don’t care about getting fat. Their wings were dry rub, and so tasty. They kind of remind me of the Greenhouse Tavern wings, but normal sized, and a touch more blue collar. The staff promptly took care of us during our few hours there, and even struck up some friendly conversation as well. This is exactly what you want in a pizza/​wings place — great atmosphere, wide beer selection, and unpretentious bar food.
One small set back that they need to take care of asap. The Bavarian pretzel was awful. Do not order this. It was too hard on the outside and the texture was all wrong. It kept crumbling and falling apart, whereas an ideal soft pretzel has a pliable yet robust surface crust — so that you can pull it apart without crumbling. It’s all about the texture when it comes to soft pretzels. But damn, the accompanying cheese sauce made my knees weak and left my taste buds begging for more.
My advice to management: please get NBA TV! There are so many great teams to watch this year, and I’d love to make this the regular spot. Also, do something about the texture of that pretzel!

I was a die hard World of Beer fan and when they closed by friends and I were on the hunt for another location to served up as many crafts beers as we could find. I am happy to say I think we have found it. With 50 taps and over 400 bottled beers this rivals world of beer only topping with with there selection of delicious food.
My friends and I ordered a pizza and pretzel… WARNING the pretzel is huge! I’ve never seen one that big, pretzel I mean. It was definitely enough to feed 4. The spinach pizza we ordered was also pretty stellar.
Our waitress was funny and bubbly and helped me fall in love with my magical new beer heaven.
While I have nothing but good thing to say about the Beerhead itself the reason I had to shy away from that fifth star is the cost to visit this wonderful place. There is very little street parking so a stop at this Bar and Eatery will cost you somewhere between $ 8 – 15 for parking.
I would suggest a carpool trip with some of your best buds to cut the parking cost and my motto is always the more the merrier when it comes to toasting with some exotic beers.

The flatts are totally up and coming and I have been on a mission to try all the new spots down there. This was one of my last ones to try. I met up with an old friend for dinner last night, we took a spot at the bar and were immediately pleasantly greeted by two different bartenders. They asked us if we have been there, which we have not so they gave us the run down. It is very similar to a World of Beer about 50 drafts that continually rotate as they only order a keg of each and 4 pages worth of bottled beers. The bartenders totally know what they’re talking about too and were extremely helpful when making selections.
The inside was smaller than expected but it felt hip and fresh. It will be a nice spot in the summer when they can open up all garage door walls to a patio.
My friend and I decided we want to split an app and a pizza. We asked the server which dip was better between a buffalo chicken type and a spinach artichoke type; he said buffalo chicken so that’s what we went with. The flavor was super good but the crustinis they serve it with are hard to bite and messy at times. We again asked what pizza they recommend and he gave us the most popular items and we decided on The Californian with artichokes, mushrooms and spinach with a red sauce. It was good, just not great. Cooked well, toppings fresh just an overwhelming amount of cheese (which I am not a fan of) and a little bit of a doughy, fluffy dough. I later learned the owners used to own a lot of Panini’s and I can almost 100% guarantee it is the same dough they use. Which I am not the biggest fan of Panini’s but if you are you are going to die for this place.
As my food review is not the greatest, the service is impeccable, and it is a great spot to sit at the bar and watch a Cleveland sporting event. You can see a TV from almost every table and know your glass will never be empty.
I definitely suggest you give a shot!

So glad to have more unique bars & restaurants added to East Bank of the Flats! Beerhead is a-​ok. Great beer selections and their pizza is always served hot. Not a big fan of the seating arrangements or the décor/​atmosphere on the inside and haven’t had a chance to sit outside because of the crowds but their service is excellent. I’m excited to come back during the week when it’s a little less crowded.

Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon and I must say I enjoyed this place! You can pay $ 10 (cash only) for parking in the lot right in front or you if you’re lucky you can find some meter parking on the street. They have some patio seating outside, but it was too cold for that. Inside we sat at a high top table and enjoyed a couple beers and a nice late lunch. I got this pulled pork sandwich on a warm and soft ciabatta roll. It also came with blue cheese potato salad and a leafy green salad. Pretty tasty! Our waitress was nice and helpful with bringing me samples of beers I wasn’t sure about. I’d definitely check this place out again! They have plenty of TV’s if you want to watch a game and the place seemed lively even at 3:30 in the afternoon.

Came here to have a beer before dinner and decided to stay and watch the entire Browns game. We really liked the cool, laid back environment. The beer list is extensive and we wound up ordering the goat cheese dip and a couple of pizzas. The dip was very good. The pizzas were quite tasty, albeit a little too fluffy and not thin enough for my taste, but that’s just a personal preference. The service was a bit slow, but it was quite busy and the server was very friendly. Overall, we really enjoyed our experience and will definitely be back.