Fahrenheit

Stylish Contemporary Spot in the Heart of Downtown Cleveland

Fahrenheit is a sleek, modern restaurant located in downtown Cleveland’s Public Square, just a short walk from some of the city’s busiest music and entertainment venues. Led by celebrity chef Rocco Whalen, this Contemporary American hotspot blends upscale dining with a relaxed, urban vibe. Inside, you'll find an open kitchen concept, a chic bar area, and floor-to-ceiling windows offering lively city views. The Business Casual dress code reflects the restaurant’s balance between sophistication and comfort.

Why Concert-goers love it

Fahrenheit is ideal for a pre-show dinner or post-concert bite. Its central location means you're never more than a few blocks from major venues, and the energetic yet polished atmosphere makes it a perfect warm-up to the night. Quick and attentive service means you’ll make it to your seat on time, and the menu offers enough variety to satisfy a group with diverse tastes. The buzz of the dining room also makes it feel like part of the night’s entertainment.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to fuel up before a big night
• Solo travelers who want a seat at the lively bar with a great view of the kitchen
• Couples planning a romantic evening with dinner and a show
• Fans looking for a vibrant, social spot to kick off the night
• Budget-conscious music lovers who still want a high-quality dining experience

What People Say

Reviews on TripAdvisor and OpenTable highlight the “outstanding service,” “creative and flavorful dishes,” and “cool, urban vibe.” Many guests rave about signature menu items like the short rib and sushi rolls, and several mention how well the staff handles time-sensitive pre-concert reservations. Diners love the rooftop patio in warmer months, noting it’s a great spot to people-watch before heading to an event.

Areas for Improvement

Some reviewers note that prices can be on the higher side, especially for drinks, and the restaurant can get quite busy on event nights—so reservations are a must. A few diners mentioned the noise level can be a bit high during peak hours, but most agree it adds to the energetic atmosphere.

The Bottom Line

Fahrenheit is a stylish, centrally located choice for concert-goers looking for great food, a fun vibe, and fast, friendly service before the show.