Edgewater Café will reopen this weekend
No frills dive bar on near west side has been closed since 2021. Edgewater Café, a near west side watering hole that closed in 2021 when its previous owner died, is set to reopen this weekend. The bar will be open Monday-Saturday 3pm-close, with prices starting at $3 and $4. The interior features large TVs, stained-glass billiard lamps, and a new laminate flooring. As in years past, Edgewater Café is still cash only. The owner, Matt Began, stated that the bar is a place to have fun after dinner.
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• It's the latest iteration of a near west side watering hole that closed in 2021 when its previous owner died.
Vibe check: No frills, no food. A few big TVs preside over the bar, and a couple of old-school stained-glass billiard lamps preside over the tables.
• The new laminate flooring is the only downside. It's the sort you find in a slapdash home flip.
By the numbers: Domestics are $3 and $4, with imported bottles in the $6 range.
Between the lines: As in years past, Edgewater Café is still cash only.
What they're saying: "On this side of town, there's really not a place to go to raise a little hell after 10pm," owner Matt Began told Cleveland Scene. "You can get done with dinner and have some fun."
Stop by: Starting this weekend, the bar will be open Monday-Saturday 3pm-close.