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Nightlife

Quick Stats

Primary Areas with Nightlife
  • Coventry
  • The Flats
  • Warehouse District
Student Favorites
  • The Barking Spider
  • The Grog Shop
Other Places to Check Out
  • Abasso
  • Beach Club
  • Bottoms Up
  • Fat Fish Blue
  • Flat Iron Café
  • Hard Rock Café
  • Jillian’s
  • Jimmy’s
  • Jungle
  • Lava Lounge
  • Moda
  • Panini’s
  • Sushi Rock
  • Touch Supper Club
  • Uptowne Grille
  • Varietals
  • Velvet Dog
  • Wish
  • Zin
Local Specialties
  • Crooked River:
  • Great Lakes Co. Brewery:
  • Rock Bottom Brewery:
Favorite Drinking Games
  • Beer pong
  • Card games
  • Century Club
  • Power Hour
  • Quarters
Useful Resources for Nightlife
  • www.clevescene.com
  • www.freetimes.com

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Off-campus parties and frat parties are student favorites, especially for students not of drinking age. The most convenient club and bar location is Coventry, but many students, owners of legal and non-legal IDs, expand their horizons to downtown Cleveland. For a 20-minute, $20 cab ride, Case students can hit up the Flats and the Warehouse District in downtown Cleveland, although the area doesn’t really cater to college students. As for the raging weekend-long party scene, there is naught to mention. But Cleveland is by no means as young-person friendly as other large cities such as New York or Chicago. The nightlife scene is not geared toward college students so most students find entertainment and nightlife nearer to campus.

Students who come to Case have an understanding prior to enrollment, that Case is almost the farthest thing from a party school. Those without this understanding have been known to either acquire a renewed appreciation for studiousness, or to have become transfer students. That is not to say that there are no parties at Case, they’re just not as numerous as, say, the number of students that at any given time are playing Warcraft. Social interaction comes in many forms here, nightlife in its purest, rowdiest form does not happen to be one of them. The bottom line is that if you’re looking for social stimulations, you’ll find it. If you’re waiting for it to find you, look into downloading Warcraft.

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Nightlife at Case Western Reserve University

scwrud

Economics '15

3.8
B+

Go Greek

If you decide to come to Case Western and want to be a social butterfly the first thing you should do is consider going greek. Even though at Case it is not the typical sorority/fraternity scene it is still a great way to meet people, learn about what is going on and a way to network with those you would have never had the chance to meet.

Also, Case has some good hotspots with Little Italy being in walking distance and Coventry a short bus ride away. you can also venture into downtown Cleveland for some great bar options and clubs. There are also many famous places around here such as the Hard Rock Cafe, the Winking Lizard, and Melt.

Feb 13, 2012

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Nightlife at Case Western Reserve University

010bandgeek

Physics '14

3.5
B

Books and More Books

Most people I know spend their time either studying or playing video games. I suppose there are the party type of people out there at Case Western Reserve University, but they're few and far between. Case is definitely a nerdy place.

Jan 14, 2012

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scholarShip999

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology '14

4.2
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Good Greek Parties

The club scene is less than lively, but the parties in the greek houses are frequent and good

Jan 10, 2012

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User rating for Case Western Reserve University - Nightlife is 3.5 out of 5 based on 26 user reviews.

Student Survey Poll ResultsWhat's This?

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Facts

Closing Time

2 a.m.

Cheapest Place to Get a Drink

Barking Spider

Organization Parties

Many clubs and organizations rent out a restaurant or nightclub and throw private parties. Organizational parties are at full swing at the beginning of the school year and provide an abundant source of free food and entertainment.

Club ListingsWhat's This?

Spy Bar

Featuring modern dance grooves and attractive people, the Spy Bar is a prime location for Case students who want to ditch the doldrums of campus. Proper dress is required.

1261 W. Sixth St.

Warehouse District

(216) 621-7907

Metropolis

With rooms that blast trance, house and drum and bass music, Metropolis is all about serious dancing. There’s free admission before 11 p.m., and ladies drink free from 9 p.m. ‘til midnight.

2325 Elm St.

The Flats

(216) 241-1444

Funky Buddha

This posh, Asian-themed nightclub is the epitome of hip. The Funky Buddha hosts some of the top DJs in the nation. Dress to impress (no T-shirts, jeans or sneakers) and be prepared to get down to the electronic beats, or risk looking painfully out of place.

1360 W. Ninth St.

Warehouse District

(216) 776-7777

Bar ListingsWhat's This?

Rock Bottom Brewery

Case students are willing to venture twenty minutes off campus to join tourists and older Clevelanders in sampling the large selection of beers at this brewery.

2000 Sycamore St.

The Flats

(216) 623-1555

The Winking Lizard

Case upperclassmen and graduate students are drawn to the comfortable atmosphere and convenient location. Unlike the rest of Coventry, this spot is more yuppie than hippie and features and extensive menu.

1852 Coventry Rd.

Coventry

(216) 397-8380

Lincoln Park Pub

Somewhere between an Irish pub and a dive bar, Lincoln Park Pub is more popular among locals than students, but it’s still a decent place during happy hour, during which the pub serves up Irish drafts alongside Mexican beers.

2609 W 14th St.

(216) 621-2240

The Barking Spider Tavern

Tucked behind Arabica Coffeehouse and just footsteps away from North side dorms, the Barking Spider is a popular spot for Case students to sip imported beer, listen to live music, and just chill outside on the picnic benches and absorb the artistic ambience.

11310 Juniper Rd.

North side

(216) 421-2863

The Grog Shop

The Grog Shop is the first stop on any music-lover’s agenda. The venue feature live music every night of the week, and primarily attracts the young punk/indie rock/artistic crowd.

1765 Coventry Rd.

Coventry

(216) 321-5588

What to Do if You're Not 21What's This?

The Spot/Leutner Commons

From live music, to comedy shows, to open-mic nights, there is always something going on at night. If you don’t see what you like, tell the student-run University Program Board (UPB) and they can probably make it happen.

(216) 368-2438

Arabica Coffeehouse

This campus favorite is great spot for studying, conversation, or simply chilling.

11300 Juniper Rd.

North side

(216) 791-0300

Algebra Teahouse

This eclectic setting with a bohemian ambience offers live jazz on the weekends.

2136 Murray Hill Rd.

Little Italy

(216) 421-9007

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