Bier Markt

Bar Cento New Years Dinner…..almost sold out…6 courses for $60
Or $90 with wine pairings
Cento bar opens at 7:30 for Cocktails
Antipasto Cocktail Hour at 9
Reservations required

 VIP NYE Parties for up to 25
Unlimited drinks for you and 24 of your best friends in the posh Red Room|
Includes Roman-style appetizers in an exclusive experience
Call Mike Foran for more details…

Bier Markt New Years Bash!
No Cover, just come have a great time!
Complimentary Champagne Toast

Speakeasy NYE Party with DJ GO
As always, No Cover
Culinary cocktails in the lounge that the New York Times raved about.
DJ Go has a new stack of vinyl ready for the festivities

Bar Cento: The Beginning of This Story.
By Michael Lapidaskis, September 14, 2009

Before I get started telling you how much I enjoyed my dinner at Bar Cento, I must warn; McNulty’s Bar Cento/Bier Markt is the reason my friends and I began this site. The first time I visited the trendy bar in Ohio City was about a year and a half ago. I remember asking myself, “How is a modern place like this located in Cleveland?” The random curtains on the walls and old books mixed in with the wide variety of wines gave me the distinct feeling of being in a city like New York or Boston. It’s an intimate environment that really makes you feel like your part of something unique, something to call your own.

Enough about the atmosphere though, thats not what keeps me coming back. The beer selection is huge, like over a hundred beers huge, and the wine list is no shorter. When you do go to Bar Cento/Bier Markt, you have to order a unique beer, it’s a staple. Luckily for me, the servers are all very knowledgeable and quick to make suggestions, and being the indecisive person I am, I always let them pick the best beer for my meal.

To read this delicious review, click here.

Bar-restaurant entrepreneur Sam McNulty brings worldly ideas to West 25th Street: Tastemakers
By wmcmanam
Plain Dealer, September 13, 2009, 12:01AM

Sam McNulty left town with a backpack and returned with a bar.

“I was backpacking through India when I randomly met this Polish guy,” says McNulty, a devotee of beer and traveling. “And it just so happened that he had worked in a Belgian-style bar in Australia.”

A light went off in his head.

It was a little blurry, he admits. After all, McNulty had been drinking all day.

But that light kept flickering until he returned to Cleveland — and until he opened McNulty’s Bier Markt.

Since 2005, the Belgian-style bar has helped make West 25th Street one of the area’s most happening entertainment districts.

“At first, I thought about opening a bar that served all kinds of international beers,” he says. “Then I realized: Belgian beer is my favorite — and there aren’t any in the area, or even Ohio.”
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