Let us help you find the perfect bar to watch LeBron bring home another championship win. It's time to defend the Land yet again, and you won’t want to miss a single shot, dribble or dunk. Fat Head’s offers four pages worth of food, including its long list of huge signature sandwiches known as “Headwiches.”įat Head’s Brewery & Tap House, 18741 Sheldon Rd., Middleburg Heights 44130, 216/898-0242, Fat Head’s Brewery & Saloon, 24581 Lorain Rd., North Olmsted 44070, 440/801-1001, fatheadscleveland.Cleveland sports fans know what it’s like to be the underdog. “What we are most proud of is the consistency and the ability to win these awards at such large events,” says Cole.

The Head Hunter IPA won a silver medal at the World Beer Cup in 20 and a silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival in 2010. The Menu: Cole recommends the blueberry-infused Bumble Berry Honey Blueberry Ale or the Sunshine Daydream IPA with tropical and citrus notes. At the new Middleburg Heights production facility and taproom, customers can expect a communal atmosphere and Fat Head’s menu favorites. In Middleburg Heights, wood from old bowling lanes has been repurposed as bars and counter tops. Its interior features exposed beam work and a concrete bar. The Atmosphere: Fat Head’s Brewery’s North Olmsted location once housed a farmers market. “With the economy the way it was in 2009, we were lucky to be able to get the North Olmsted location for the price we did,” says Cole. The Fat Head’s Pittsburgh location had become a local hangout since its 1992 founding, and Cole hoped to create the same type of place here. The History: In 2009, Cole approached longtime friend Glenn Benigni about opening a brewery in Ohio. “We wanted the customers to be able to see firsthand how the brewing process works,” says Cole. The new facility’s main attraction is a German-style brewing system that offers guests a look at how beer is made. Cole, who already has a production brewery and tap house in Middleburg Heights and a saloon in North Olmsted, is opening a new Middleburg Heights location in 2017.

It wasn’t until brewmaster and co-owner Matt Cole expanded the business to Ohio that it boomed. Fat Head’s Brewery first opened as a pub in Pittsburgh.

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