Clark Bar

Best little neighborhood bar....Misty pours great drinks...everyone knows each other and even if you aren't as regular as they are....the feeling of it being welcoming and a tight knot crowd trickles onto you too.Prices are unbeatable Food is good...made very very fresh on the spot and more than enough. Also....great Irish Coffees for breakfast. Scott is always friendly and funny...

I really like this place the food is good and so are the drinks at a very reasonable price. The BLT here on Texas toast is pretty damn good. Got it many times. My only qualm is when I ordered again it took about 40 minutes before they brought it out and it was cold. Couldn't understand waiting all that time and the toast and bacon were cold. Other than that everything was fine.

This is a real "regulars" type bar. If you're looking for a lively time time, good cocktails, and a younger crowd - go elsewhere On the plus side the do have really, really cheap drinks and nightly home cooked food specials Warning- They do not take card but their is an ATM inside

Great little neighborhood bar. AND the bartender wasn't bummed when I ordered a Bloody Mary. All the stars!

One star off from what I gave its stellar neighbor, the Rowley Inn, Clark Bar is still pretty amazing. The bartenders are anything but tender, during the summer they spend more time outside smoking than pouring drinks. I forgive and forget though because the booze is super cheap and the quality of people you meet inside is better than most dive bars. This is a great place for post-Cavs game boozing.Take note of the paintings of the steelyards that hang above the bar; a piece of Cle history. You see them first hand from the porch which makes you feel like your at a BBQ. I can't finish before talking about the food; they have amazing daily specials with huge portions and, like everything else here, its on the cheap. I once started drinking here at ten in the morning while a host of others ate brunch and drank all around me. It was the start of a really good day.

LOVE the Clark Bar! Scott runs a great bar! Its the last bar in Tremont that the Gleuten Free, Vegan, Yoga people havnt yuppified. I kind of reminds me of old school South Side of Cleveland. Most of the patrons work for a living and dont have mommy and daddys handouts. Sunday breakfast is awesome (if they have eggs)..lol. I always take my friends from out of town here and we end up staying all afternoon drinking with Robert and the old black dude noone can understand. I wouldnt have it any other way. I probably should delete this review because next Sunday it will be packed.. I wouldnt bring kids and the juke can still be set as loud as a Saturday nite. Its always a party there!! Jam out with your clam out!

A nice, unpretentious dive bar. There's a decent liquor selection [high-shelf - grey goose, stoly - multiple flavors] and low shelf [e.g. Wild Turkey, paramount]. 4 shots [Bailey's knockoff; and something else) only cost $11. Their beer selection was a good selection of domestics ($2 for a miller lite) and a microbrew of the month on draft ($2.50 for a 10-12 oz goblet). They have a dart board but bring your own darts. I was pretty surprised to find the bar dead on a Friday night. The friendly bartender said that the previous regular Friday bartender had scared people off. Fortunately, she is no longer with Clark Bar. I'll go back there again.

I was introduced to Clark Bar a couple months ago by a good friend, and have been going there since. The owner is friendly and witty with sarcastic humor that makes you smile, and feel at home. The regulars are chatty, the drinks and food are easy on the wallet with great service from the bartenders who rarely let you see the bottom of your glass. Touchtunes, Keno, clean bathrooms (women's anyways) historical decor and you might even run into a patron or two pictured on the walls!

Great place. Friendly people. Made our first visit to Cleveland memorable. Will go back. Highly recommend for people who love dive bars and how unique each is.

Clark Bar is not for tourists. This is a gritty, neighborhood bar that is is definitely in the dive category. It's ripe for being taken over by hipsters who want to once again ironically sip their PBRs. This regulars would promptly kick their asses, of course. I would describe the regulars a little like Kurt Russell's character from Big Trouble in Little China.