Flannery's Irish Pub has been a Cleveland landmark since 1997. Renowned for our perfect pint, great comfort food, and the friendliest staff in Cleveland, Flannery's is called home by all who visit.

Located directly across from the Quicken Loans Arena on the corner of 4th and Prospect, in the heart of the Gateway Neighborhood, Flannery's is a great place to go for lunch, meet friends after work, to shoot a game of pool, or to fuel up before a Cavs game. After all, we are the only Irish Pub in Cleveland that pours a perfect 20 oz. pint!

At Flannery's we are fanatical about pouring the perfect pint. In addition to our Renowned Perfect Guinness we feature over 15 imported draft beers, all poured in a 20 oz. Imperial pint, not the diminutive U.S. 16 oz. Pint. There you have it, Flannery's perfect pint!

On June 17, 1901, Cleveland Fireman, Lieutenant Joseph Andrew dramatically rescued a "Fainting Woman," carrying her "Down A Ladder from Burning Building," according to headlines.  Prior to the fire, the section once housed a hotel and an apartment building for elites, as well as a private residence. Later, the property was used by a variety of commercial interests.  This stretch of Prospect Avenue includes the Colonial Arcade and Euclid Arcade connected the Prospect Avenue to Euclid Avenue, via the Old Colonial Hotel, now the Residence Inn.  During the 2000s, renovations linked the Euclid and Colonial Arcades together as part of a project that included the opening of a food court and the Marriott Residence Inn, which incorporates the old Colonial Hotel building on Prospect Avenue.

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