Hungry for something new?
If you love to eat and drink, this week offers a great chance to explore the world of Cleveland food and beverage. From a dog adoption event to a brewery tour, here's what to do on the local food scene this week.
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Pups and Pints
From the event description:
Join Thirsty Dog East Bank and friends of the Cuyahoga Animal Shelter for Pups and Pints. Pups and Pints will have adoptable dogs from the shelter, live music, beer specials, human friendly dog-themed foods and more.
When: Thursday, Sept. 26, 4:30 p.m.
Where: 1085 Old River Road
Price: Free
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Eat Like A Kid Again
From the event description:
Enjoy grown-up versions of your favorite childhood food and drinks, a silent auction, wine pull and live animal encounter. The event includes private access to select exhibits in the museum and free parking. Funds raised at the event go toward providing healthy meals to food-insecure children in Northeast Ohio.
When: Thursday, Sept. 26, 6 p.m.
Where: 1 Wade Oval Drive
Price: $75. More tickets are available.
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Mead Tasting at Western Reserve Meadery
From the Western Reserve Meadery deal description:
Enjoy mead crafted from varietal honeys, fruits and spices come in a wide range of styles including still, sparkling, dry or sweet. The deal comes with six mead samples per two people and two take-home glass per person.
Where: 2135 Columbus Road
Price: $22-$35
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Brew Tour from City Brew Tours
From the City Brew Tours deal description:
The tour showcases the city’s nightlife and brewpub scene with tasting of up to 16 different beers, beer pairing dinner and more.
Where: 1111 Lakeside Ave. East
Price: $79-$150
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