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Two words... "Cleveland Rocks!"  Well if you're looking for an area that is
comfortable and fun this certainly should do the trick.  I have lived here
all my life and this town has really changed.  If you're looking for crazy
nightlife the flats would be for you.  If you would like more of a "New York
style" club scene then hit the Warehouse District where martinis flow
steadily. Also a lot of newer bars and clubs are located around Jacob's
field. It's really nice to be able to walk around downtown at night now
without fearing for your life. There are so many great newer/new restaurants
now I haven't even been able to try them all yet.  Depending on the types of
music you are into there are a few venue options.  You can find everything
from Blues to Jazz to Rock to Alternative to Pumk or whatever the youngin's
are calling the music today.  Hey we even have Roller Derby coming next week
I'm psyched for that!  Depending on what area your new job would be located
you have the opportunity to now live right downtown or there's always the
surrounding suburbs where the cost of living is pretty affordable in
comparison to other cities I've been to.

Well I could go on and on but I would have to say you would not be
disappointed except for maybe the few days we get pummeled with snow.

Chris


Tim Porton wrote:

> I'm looking to relocate from Memphis and my employer has so far come up
> with 3 options, one of which is Cleveland.  I know nothing about the
> city and when I ask around, noone here seems to have actually been
> there.
>
> So anyone want to tell me whether it's going to be my kinda place given
> that I'm looking for somewhere that has good nightlife (ie live bands,
> dance clubs, bars etc), has public transportation (so I can have a few
> beers and get home safely) and is reasonably safe.
>
> I know a visit is probably the only way for me to find out, but I'd just
> thought I'd ask here first.
>
> Cheers, Tim
> PS I'm told that Cleveland was voted No.2 fun city in the US.  Anyone
> know the source of this vote?
>
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> Before you buy.