Wings and Beer: Cheap Nights out in Cleveland

Mondays. Who likes Mondays? I’ll tell you who…we do!  Monday nights at the Winking Lizard is a great deal that should not be passed up!  Monday nights (and Tuesday nights) are wing nights – 50 cent regular wings and 45 cent boneless wings that you can order in packs of 5.  They have tons of award-winning sauce choices as well!  They also have a wide variety of beers that you won’t find at your local hole-in-the-wall bar.  
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Cleveland Locations:
Bedford Heights: 25380 Miles Road, Bedford Heights
Gateway: 811 Huron Road, Cleveland
Lakewood: 14018 Detroite Ave, Lakewood
Coventry: 1852 Coventry Road, Cleveland Heights
Independence: 6111 Quarry Lane, Independence

If good beer is something you seek to find, Great Lakes Brewing Company is the place to go and support local biz.  The brewery was opened in 1988 and is currently celebrating 25 years of brewing delicious beer that is distributed through most of the major cities in the Great Lakes Region.  The brewery is located in Ohio City near the corner of West 25th and Lorain Avenue (address: 2516 Market Avenue).  The company was founded by the Conway brothers and they brew an assortment of beers  from the award-winning taste of Dortmunder to the hoppy-deliciousness of Burning River.  They are most well-known for their seasonal Christmas Ale. If you don’t remember whether or not you’ve indulged in a Christmas Ale, have you ever woken up  next to an elf  and Christmas cookies in places they shouldn’t be? Well, my friend, you’ve had the delight of experiencing an encounter with the dreadful yet delicious Christmas Ale.  Check out this link below for a great article on the 25th Anniversary of GLBC.

http://www.cleveland.com/dining/index.ssf/2013/03/great_lakes_brewing_co_at_25_c.html

The reason we are talking so much about this company is because it will be the location of our frugal outing this week!  The GLBC offers a free brewery tour with samples that cost only 25 cents!  Not only will this be a great chance to see the intricacies of the Cleveland brewing staple, but also an opportunity to try most of the brewery’s popular blends.  They accept reservations online – it may be helpful to make reservations a week or two in advance as the weekend tours do fill up quickly.  Click on the link below to make your reservation today!

http://www.greatlakesbrewing.com/brewpub/customer-perks/tours-and-tastings.

Check back in with us on Friday for some thrift store outing ideas and Monday for our review of the GLBC brewery tour!  Does anyone else have any frugal plans for the upcoming weekend?