The best bars & nightlife in Parma

Your Wine Cellar turns wine-making into a guided group experience, with professional coaches helping you choose a style and create custom labels. Bring up to six people, then return to bottle your batch after it ferments…a pretty memorable way to spend time with friends.

Brew Garden pairs chef-crafted pub fare, from Buffalo wings and all-American burgers to Brussels sprout bites, with 30 beers on tap and creative cocktails. Its spacious patio has its own bar, stage and games, making it an easy Strongsville pick for a casual meal or catching the game.

Carso Rosso Winery pairs a cozy tasting room with handcrafted wines, from dry red blends to playful blush experiments, and the folks behind the bottles are happy to share their stories. Make it a wine-and-gift-shop stop, with distinctive jewelry, scarves, bags, and more to browse.

Strongsville Cafe focuses on crafted cocktails, premium spirits and wine, with staff ready to help you find a drink that suits your taste.

Parma Eagles 4204 pairs a neighborhood bar with a people-helping-people spirit, supporting those who need a hand through volunteer work and community projects. If you like your local stops to give back as well as pour a drink, this Parma spot is worth getting to know.

Rustic Pub is a laid-back Parma bar and grill for burgers, wings, chili, and a cold drink. It’s the kind of place to keep in mind when you want familiar pub food and a relaxed local hangout, no big night-out production required.

London Aire Tavern brings together artfully made drinks, a strong craft beer selection, and a lively atmosphere, with friendly, knowledgeable staff to round out the visit. A good Cleveland pick when you want a bar where the drinks look as good as they taste.

Gen's 176 Bar & Grille pairs generous comfort-food portions, including pierogis and wings, with cocktails, beer, and pool and darts. It’s the kind of casual Cleveland spot where you can settle in for a game, a bite, or both, which is handy when “just one round” turns into dinner.

The Backyard brings American fare, drinks, karaoke, and volleyball leagues together in a welcoming, family-run spot with a real connection to Brunswick. It’s a good pick when dinner could use a side of singing, or you’re ready to rally your friends for a game.

Crooked River Winery pairs its wine offerings with a bistro menu and a playful specialty: jam pairings. It’s a good place to explore how a little fruit spread can bring a new note to your glass, because wine absolutely deserves a plus-one.

Roomy pub outpost with sports on TV, a pool table & patio serving classic bar bites until late.

Informal tavern with outdoor seating, specializing in wings & other familiar dishes.

Hearty comfort fare served in a down-to-earth neighborhood spot with a full bar.

Easygoing sports bar with multiple TVs & hearty pub grub, plus trivia nights & live music.

Easygoing hangout offering burgers, wings & other typical pub fare, plus cocktails & draft beer.

Lively bar chain offering pub grub, pool & darts, while sporting events air on big-screen TVs.

Bar Nova brings together homemade meatballs, wood-fired flatbreads, tacos and burgers, plus a rotating craft beer lineup and more than 50 bourbons. It’s a solid pick when dinner calls for something beyond the usual, and your group can’t agree on just one kind of food.

From the Lorain County newsletter, November 3, 2026

Convivial haunt offering wings in an array of flavors, along with regular happy hour specials.

Local watering hole featuring jumbo burgers, wings & monthly beer specials in unfussy surrounds.

The Rush Inn Bar & Grille pairs its neighborhood-bar feel with fresh-made food, including wings that are a local favorite, plus cold drafts and plenty of game-day viewing. It’s a solid pick when you want a casual meal, a drink, or an excuse to make the game a group outing.

From the Lorain County newsletter, October 27, 2026

Tucked above a vintage barbershop with a not-so-secret bookcase entrance, Quintana's Speakeasy pours artisanal cocktails in a cozy, dimly lit lounge with house-made small plates. It’s the kind of spot locals keep to themselves... until live music Thursdays and monthly cocktail classes blow the cover.

From the Euclid newsletter, September 25, 2026

Whether it’s a kitchen refresh, a bathroom vanity upgrade, or outdoor countertops for backyard hangs, Mario Stone brings 35+ years of family-run craftsmanship to NE Ohio.

From the Strongsville newsletter, October 13, 2026

Cantine nails the elevated small-plates thing, serving New American tapas beside floor-to-ceiling wine racks and a standout bottle shop selection. It’s the kind of neighborhood hang where you can split a few inventive bites, find a new favorite wine, then explore the bottle shop for something new.

From the North Royalton newsletter, September 9, 2026

Bar chain offering pub fare such as burgers, mac 'n' cheese & wings along with craft beer & TVs.

Broadview Brewing Company keeps things ultra fresh by pouring straight from brite tanks to the taps, with a lineup that swings from easygoing classics to creative one-offs. It’s a quick hop from North Royalton, with trivia, live music, book club, open mic, and Balance & Brews... plus crowlers to go.

From the North Royalton newsletter, September 10, 2026

The James at Gigi's is an intimate cocktail lounge pouring curated craft cocktails from a full bar with the kind of warm, inviting service you wish everywhere had. Slide in before dinner at Gigi’s on Fairmount, then circle back for a proper nightcap.

From the Cuyahoga County newsletter, October 14, 2026

BottleHouse Brewery And Meadery brings together house-brewed beer, mead, sours and cider with farm-to-table comfort food, making it a good pick when your group can’t agree on just one drink. There’s also Sunday brunch, because even the weekend deserves a proper breakfast with options.

From the Euclid newsletter, October 27, 2026

If you live on Cleveland’s east side, Boss Dog Brewing Co. is the reliable neighborhood hangout for fresh house brews, hearty bar bites, and game-day screens. Expect taps like Thundercloud Hazy IPA or seasonal Bumpin Pumpkins, poured in a laid-back industrial space that always feels local.

From the Euclid newsletter, September 8, 2026

Unpretentious bar with a cozy, neighborhood vibe, plus a pool table, darts & live bands.

Whether you’re in the mood for magic, musical acts, puppets, or just the delightfully unexpected, Wizbang packs it into a 70 seat theatre in Cleveland Heights with shows ranging from family friendly to adults only. Bonus points for The Spirit Room, the in-house craft cocktail bar fueling the fun.

From the Cuyahoga County newsletter, November 4, 2026

Casual neighborhood pub featuring hearty American food & drinks, plus live music & other events.

Tucked in a University Heights plaza, O’Rielly’s Pub nails that true neighborhood-pub feel with cold drinks, a solid beer selection, and comfort-food staples. Regulars swear by the wings, it’s a reliable spot to catch the game, and first-timers tend to become familiar faces fast.

From the Euclid newsletter, September 12, 2026

Fat Heads Brewery & Saloon is the North Olmsted standby for legit smokehouse eats with your pint. Wings, big sandwiches, and over a dozen house beers, including the award-winning Head Hunter and the honey-blueberry crowd pleaser Bumble Berry, make it an easy yes for after-work hangs.

From the Cuyahoga County newsletter, October 20, 2026

Mama Romito's Pub & Pizzeria turns out wood-fired pies, housemade pasta, classic caprese, and a tiramisu worth hoarding. It’s got that comfy pub vibe and quality ingredients, perfect when Parma cravings demand real-deal Italian without breaking your weeknight rhythm.

From the Parma newsletter, October 14, 2026

Rusty Barrel nails that neighborhood sports-and-dive vibe with ice-cold beer, a newly remodeled room packed with TVs, and food that hits: wings named best in Westlake five years running by Westlake Relay for Life, plus the chaotic-in-a-good-way Bottom of the Barrel burger. Weekly specials keep it friendly.

From the Cleveland newsletter, September 9, 2026

Time Warp Bar is the spot for Karaoke Thursdays, weekend bands that actually know how to turn it up, and a drink menu that swings from bourbons and tequilas to martinis. Got a crew? Book the Infinity Room or the VIP Corner and turn game night into a full-on party.

From the Parma newsletter, November 5, 2026

Upscale, globe-trotting fine dining & imbibing in an ornate, date-worthy setting.

Mitchell's Tavern is that reliable Westlake hang with standout wings, cold drinks, TVs tuned just right, and summer sand volleyball that keeps the crew competitive.

From the Westlake newsletter, September 7, 2026

The BottleHouse Brewery and Mead Hall is the spot when you want something different, with house meads, sours, ciders, and plenty of beer alongside legit burgers. Rally the crew for trivia, linger with neighbors, and make it a weeknight staple right here in Lakewood.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 8, 2026

LBM leans into inventive drinks, chef-driven plates, and a soundtrack that actually bumps. It’s the kind of neighborhood cocktail bar where the happy hour is worth leaving the couch for, and the events lineup keeps your weeknights from quietly disappearing into takeout deja vu. Check it out.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 21, 2026

Founded by two chemists who brew with brains and heart, Two Friends Brewing keeps 12 taps rotating with everything from crisp German pilsners to seasonal one-offs. Collinwood locals, bring a friend or make one... Wayne's Wicked Rye, East 185th IPA, or a limited-edition stout await.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 13, 2026

Whether you're sliding into a cozy booth or posted up in the lounge, Trivs Restaurant and Lounge nails that casual elegant sweet spot right here in Strongsville with seasonally changing menus built on local ingredients, standout steaks and seafood, plus plenty for vegetarians.

From the Strongsville newsletter, October 27, 2026

Millie's Cocktails brings the Waterloo Arts District a tight list of creative pours like the Tzatziki 'Tini and Lake Erie Elixir, plus nostalgic Hungarian-inspired plates from paprikash and spaetzle to cabbage rolls. Perfect for a low-key night that feels Cleveland-close and Euclid-easy.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 24, 2026

Birdtown Brewing keeps things delightfully local with fresh house beer, a legit food menu, and a Mug Club for the diehards. It’s the kind of spot where weeknights stretch a little longer, you can book a table, and your go-to pint finds you.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 6, 2026

Pins & Needles is a 70s time capsule tucked under Mahall's 20 Lanes, mirroring the original 10 lanes with classic cocktails, highballs, and your dad’s favorite beer poured by friendly staffers. Perfect pre or post bowling, and no reservation needed, just good vibes.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 5, 2026

Because sometimes your group chat needs a destination, Artis Lakewood is mixing inventive cocktails and pouring some of the rarest whiskeys, tequilas, and rum, with shareable plates built for passing around. Keep an eye on Prime Rib Night and the monthly Lakewood Supper Club if you're craving an occasion.

From the Lakewood newsletter, August 25, 2026

Niko's Bar & Gyros nails the hometown combo with gyros shaved fresh off the spit, hand‑pattied half‑pound Angus burgers, and pizzas built for sharing, plus 25+ craft taps with local favorites and legit cocktails. Wall-to-wall TVs make Browns, Cavs, or Guardians nights feel like you upgraded your living room.

From the Strongsville newsletter, October 4, 2026

When you want a night out that actually feels like a night out, Vosh brings regular live music, great cocktails and craft brews, and elevated bar bites that go way beyond basic. When temps dip they roll out Arctic Igloos, so your Lakewood winter hangs don’t hibernate.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 14, 2026

From crisp lagers to a Märzen-style festbier you can snag by the 6-pack, case, or keg, Schnitz Ale Productions keeps Strongsville’s pint game strong. They’re set for corporate events, tours, and tailored on- or off-site catering with German favorites, so your next gathering basically plans itself.

From the Strongsville newsletter, October 27, 2026

Family-run for over two decades, Mulligan's Bar & Grille nails the locals-only vibe with plenty of TVs for the game, pool tables, and weekly happenings like trivia. Come hungry for buffalo chicken stuffed potato skins, pierogies, burgers, and a cold pint, then stay because someone just challenged you to doubles.

From the Brunswick newsletter, October 20, 2026

Long-running bar & grill, known for its pizza & other hearty American fare, with nightly specials.

Just down the road in Olmsted Falls, Vino di Luca is a cozy wine shop-bar hybrid with a chill back porch, live music, and weekly tastings. Expect thoughtfully curated pours with small gourmet bites to help you find new favorites without committing to a whole bottle.

From the North Olmsted newsletter, September 8, 2026

Stand-alone & airport wine bars offering lunch, dinner & small plates with custom-paired wines.

Rozi's Wine House is the cozy standby for Lakewood folks who want thoughtful wine picks, rotating craft beer taps, and growlers without the fuss. They also stock beer-making supplies, run low-key events, and even handle kegs and gift baskets, so you can plan a backyard hang or last-minute host gift in one quick stop.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 11, 2026

ItaLees Kitchen & Tap blends Nonna-level Italian comfort with a modern bar vibe, turning out house-made pastas, pizzas with fresh dough, and bold entrées alongside carefully curated craft beers and cocktails. Perfect for a casual weeknight or low-key date, with genuine community spirit at the center.

From the Brunswick newsletter, September 1, 2026

For low-key game nights and legit comfort food, Barley Jack's Pub & Eatery nails the basics with crispy wings, hearty sandwiches, and pizzas that actually hold up on delivery. Gluten-free options mean everyone’s invited, and the burgers are the kind you brag about to your neighbor.

From the Brunswick newsletter, October 25, 2026

In nearby Rocky River, Tartine Bistro nails that cozy, cherry wood bar energy with European-leaning small plates, thoughtful wines, occasional wine dinners, and a tucked-away members-only Keep Room. If you like low-key elegance with neighborhood warmth, consider this your midweek exhale.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 5, 2026

Seeing Double Speakeasy Bar pairs prohibition-style cocktails with a standout bourbon lineup and an impressive craft beer selection. It’s a cozy North Olmsted spot for trying a new pour, finding your next favorite, or enjoying an Old Fashioned without pretending you know the secret password.

From the Cuyahoga County newsletter, October 28, 2026

The Brothers Lounge keeps your week humming with a lineup of live bands, jazz, comedy, and sing-alongs across its Concert Hall and cozy Wine Bar. Grab a seat on the patio, pair Chef Wyn’s seasonal American fare with something sippable, then stay to dance.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 17, 2026

Need a no-fuss spot that nails the classics this week? Wagon Wheel Pub is your neighborhood go-to for juicy burgers, crispy wings, and pizzas with Parma’s 2020 Best Pizza Crust, plus a deep beer lineup that makes weeknights with friends feel like a mini victory lap.

From the Cleveland newsletter, November 2, 2026

Amazonia is a 21-and-over cocktail bar that keeps the focus on its cocktail menu and a laid back, grownup vibe. They take reservations and handle group events without fuss, so when the crew wants a spot that feels local, dependable, and not trying too hard, this is an easy yes.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 19, 2026

Parma’s first craft brewery is already pouring fall flavor. Schnitz Ale Brewery brews on-site and pairs German-inspired favorites with modern touches, plus their Märzen-style festbier is available now... a perfect excuse to gather with friends and pretend your Thursday is a festival.

From the Parma newsletter, November 1, 2026

Charming eatery for casual contemporary dining and wine tasting, plus a wine club.

Porco Lounge & Tiki Room is your midweek mini-vacation, with award-winning tiki cocktails built on fresh-squeezed juices, house-made syrups, and a ridiculous 300-plus spirits lineup.

From the Cleveland newsletter, September 15, 2026

Wine Bar Rocky River backs its award winning wine list with seasonal plates from artisan cheese boards to an award winning burger, plus cocktails and a full beer lineup. Answer summer correctly with live music and that epic patio, and maybe time your visit for Oyster Thursdays.

From the Parma newsletter, August 3, 2026

Popping up at different venues around Cleveland, this independent comedy club features weekly shows.

With an actual tree over the bar and a pint of Guinness poured the way it should be, The Treehouse nails the cozy-meets-rowdy pub vibe. Expect shareable wings, sliders, pizzas, and brunch favorites, live music some nights, and TVs for the game... an easy Youngstown weeknight or weekend plan.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 27, 2026

Named after a 19th-century Cleveland Irish neighborhood, Old Angle Tavern nails the neighborhood-pub sweet spot with stone-and-wood coziness, proper pints, and hearty pub grub. Live music pops up some nights, soccer gets its due, and the crowd lands comfortably between hip and beer-swilling... which is exactly the fun.

From the Cleveland newsletter, November 8, 2026

Classic-meets-creative cocktails and elevated bar bites are the move at Bad Medicine. Think a cucumber-bright Archangel or bourbon-kissed Golden Tooth with rosemary fries and a Fried Chicken Sandwich, plus Tiki Tuesday and weekly events... perfect excuse to slip out this week and feel fancy without trying.

From the Parma newsletter, October 28, 2026

Immigrant Son Brewery leans into old world technique with new world style, pouring house-made beers that pair with a legit brewpub menu and weekend brunch. Expect a tap list worth exploring, Tuesday trivia, and live local music, the kind of neighborhood energy that keeps you lingering for one more.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 24, 2026

Johnny's Little Bar is a hidden Cleveland gem with thick, juicy burgers and freshly made fries in a cozy dive vibe that wins over regulars fast. Friendly, no-frills service, a solid craft beer lineup, and that satisfying burger and fries combo make it a clutch pick when you want simple done right.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 25, 2026

Humble Wine Bar nails the neighborhood night out with stone oven-fired Neapolitan-style pizzas, curated small plates, and a wine list that runs Old World to New, including natural orange and plush reds, plus unique yet approachable cocktails and zero-proof sips for the designated legend.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 27, 2026

From their NE Ohio orchard to your glass, The Brownhoist Cider Company LLC makes crisp, dry ciders with non-GMO, pesticide-free apples and handles everything in-house. Hit their Cider Bunker tasting room to sample unique, not-sweet flavors, or find them on tap around Cleveland when you're out.

From the Cleveland newsletter, November 7, 2026

If your ideal Sunday involves cold pints, wall-to-wall sports and a pool break between timeouts, The Riverwood Cafe delivers. It’s Lakewood’s corner bar for catching every big NFL matchup and Cleveland teams, then refueling with their award winning wings or tacos that absolutely disappear by halftime.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 20, 2026

Hilarities 4th Street Theatre keeps national stand-up rolling through, and you can make it a full night with cocktails at Kevin's Martini Bar, dinner at Pickwick The Restaurant, then head downstairs for the show or a themed Frolic Cabaret. Consider this your midweek reset.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 7, 2026

When your week needs a mood lift, Cent'Anni brings Cleveland’s Little Italy to life with a cozy cocktail bar vibe, Italian drinking culture, and wood-fired Roman style pizza that pairs suspiciously well with another round. Treat yourself to a laid-back night that feels like a quick escape.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 18, 2026

CLE Urban Winery turns the Cedar-Lee neighborhood into your personal tasting room, pouring hand-crafted reds, whites, fruit-infused and dessert wines made on-site, all themed around the city we love. Bring your Euclid crew for an easygoing night, maybe an award-winning wine slushie, and a little community good vibes.

From the Euclid newsletter, August 24, 2026

Rowley Inn is that food-driven neighborhood bar pouring local brews and turning out Cleveland-twist plates that actually hit the spot, and they even snagged a Diners, Drive-ins and Dives feature. A short hop from Parma, when you want unfussy brunch or a low-key hang that still feels special, this is the move.

From the Parma newsletter, October 24, 2026

Whether you're wine-curious or a card-carrying grape nerd, Wyne Tasting & Cocktail Bar lets you sample by the sip with self-serve dispensers and wine on tap, pair it with a tidy charcuterie board, and keep things fresh with a monthly featured wine. They even host classes and private hangs.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 23, 2026

Western Reserve Distillers is Lakewood’s organic, family-owned distillery crafting award-winning vodka, gin, bourbon and whiskey with grains from Ohio farms within 150 miles.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 12, 2026

Feeling wine-curious this week? Flight Cleveland in Gordon Square keeps things adventurous and approachable with pre-selected flights, short pours, and a shop stacked with bottles you’ll actually want to drink.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 4, 2026

Cozy wine bar featuring a full bar and weekly tastings, plus craft beer.

Superelectric Pinball Parlor is a casual bar packed with coin-operated pinball machines from several decades plus a few video games. Order a drink, chase high scores, and when the bug bites, jump into league nights or book a party so the crew has bragging rights for weeks.

From the Lorain newsletter, September 13, 2026

Butcher and the Brewer pairs housemade beers with carefully sourced American fare in an industrial-chic setting that feels equal parts lively and laid-back. When you're craving a local pint and food that goes beyond the usual, this is your easy win for weeknight plans.

From the Cleveland newsletter, September 26, 2026

Great Lakes Brewing Company keeps the pints interesting with a dialed-in tap list, a lively brewpub for pairing beer with bites, and patio hangs plus events like Emo Night and History Happy Hour. Rally some friends this week and make it your meetup spot.

From the Cleveland newsletter, September 29, 2026

Casual and welcoming neighborhood bar serving burgers, wings, beer and other eats.

La Cave du Vin is a cozy wine bar and shop with a deep bottle list, craft beers for the hop-inclined, and plenty of cheese to match. Voted Best Wine Bar in Cleveland in 2025, it has that warm, linger-all-night vibe, plus a low-key wine club if you like surprises.

From the Cleveland newsletter, November 6, 2026

Birdietown blends indoor mini golf with two bars and a full menu so you can play, then hang. Rally the group chat for a date night or team outing that’s equal parts friendly competition and Lakewood chill.

From the Lakewood newsletter, September 13, 2026

Welcome To The Farm brings live country at a proper volume plus big-game energy, with smoky BBQ and cold drinks to match. It’s Chase Rice’s Cleveland spot with Forward Hospitality, and it nails the rowdy but friendly vibe when you just want to sing along, eat brisket, and unwind.

From the Cleveland newsletter, October 19, 2026

Characters Sports Bar & Grill has been serving Parma for over 20 years, and their awesome wings are the kind you start craving before lunch. Grab a seat on the all-season, full-service patio, bring your fun self, and let their crew keep the good vibes rolling this week.

From the Parma newsletter, October 20, 2026