1180 Main Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44113
Cuyahoga County
Phone: (216) 574-6222
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by Eulah Stroman on This place was AWESOME on WEDNESDAY's i heard that certain dj's play on certain days and they recommended wednesday as the dj was very popular and a lot of people were there. The music influenced the hype on the dance floor and my friends and i had a great night. It is small but the dance floor is decent. And usually big or small as long as you're with good company that never matters. laaaaaterz!
by Milly Hilgefort on I came here on New Years' Eve and it was so insanely crowded. I was expecting crowded due to the holiday, but it was seriously over the top. It was impossible to get drinks because it was so hard to even get near the bar. The music was good and I enjoyed dancing but the dance floor on the first floor was too small. The coat check was insanity and I thought the bouncers were unnecessarily rough with people. I wouldn't come back here.
by Andrew M. on First, you're really only KIND of on a boat. The entire area is a mixture of a pier and permanently docked lightship, and the outside bar itself is on the pier. The boat has a dance floor and a quasi-museum (never been to a museum where you can drink, chill, and maybe even hook up on the exhibits). So before you pop your pink collar and yell the lyrics to Andy Sandberg's seminal piece on nautical affairs, it would probably be a good idea to look around drunkenly to get your bearings. I'm not sure I agree with the popular contention that this place is radically overpriced for being kind of ghetto. Yes, pool chairs and the type of long beige plastic tables you had outdoor lunches on when you were a kid aren't exactly the highest class type of environment. But $35 for a bucket of 6 caronas isn't half bad ($5.83/beer). It is like a giant frat party though. Have no doubts: the only way this could get more fratty is if there were some beer pong going down (note: why was there no beer pong!?), some shotgunning, and something ridiculous like a bonfire or a slip and slide lubricated with Keystone Light. I don't think you come to Frying Pan because of the amazing ambience or the economics (which aren't bad - come the hell on people you live in New York City). You come here because you're drinking outside. And there's a boat. That's pretty legit, brah.
