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• 2800 Whiskey Island,  Cleveland,  OH 44102
• 216-631-1800
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Olde River Yacht Club

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Olde River Yacht Club is Cleveland's premier deep-water dockominium and yearly-lease yacht club. With over 190 slips, we can accommodate almost any size vessel. Our amenities are second to none in the Cleveland area. Whether you are dining indoors, or enjoying our pool-side cabana bar, our professional staff will ensure you have a delightful time. Olde River Yacht Club is located minutes from downtown Cleveland, just off the Edgewater Park Exit on the Cleveland Memorial Shoreway (OH 2). We are an easy walk to Edgewater Park and the fishing pier. So plot a course for the heart of Cleveland to experience the luxury of our high-quality club and enjoy a relaxing season, or just a weekend, at Olde River Yacht Club.

$1.50/foot and this includes electric.

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4900 Whiskey Island Dr

Cleveland, OH 44102

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Olde River Yacht Club is overflowing with character, yet somehow manages to stay under the radar, which I adore. While EYC seems to capture a lot of attention in this area, Olde River is just charmingly around the corner. It also has the benefit of being one of the only yacht clubs truly against the industrial backdrop of CLE. Its unique in that sense-- the rust belt chic industrial life sits in the background of everything you do there. Factories, big ships, etc. With about 200 slips, vessels of all size can find a home here and they do yearly leases. They have a stunning pool (particularly at night) and nice programming throughout the year, like Cavs watch parties and "Dive-In" showings of newer movies. They also do Adults Only swimming, which is an A+ in my book, and have frequent live musicians, which is pretty rare for Cleveland area clubs. The proximity is super close to Downtown Cleveland, and is hidden away just off the Edgewater exit but near the fishing pier and the park. The restaurant menu is small but mighty with daily specials rotating in and out, and the food is standard yacht club fare (salads, burgers, etc.) Overall, Olde River is a lovely option for boaters young and old as well as new and experienced. The crowd is remarkably diverse and welcoming!

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Katie the bartender is super dope and does such a great job. great selection of beer, and I really enjoyed relaxing by the pool before going to my boat.

This place rocks! Katie is f****** awesome! If you don't like your drink, she will gladly make you something more to your appeal. She even accommodates music requests. Just don't bother her when she is busy......I kid, I kid. I also love Jess, but she is not here today.

2018 Update: The place is a mess again this year. Last year was a complete disaster - the bar, restaurant, and pool areas were consistently filthy, and they've kept it going this year. I haven't tried the food yet this year because the tables are typically all filled with dirty dishes and glasses. Quite a lot of the docks are vacant, and garbage is filling up those areas, causing a stench around the whole building. They removed the hot tub for this year, which was a big evening attraction. The bathrooms have a worse sewer smell than previously. I'm giving up - I will dock elsewhere next year. 2016 Update: Everything is great this year! All the key fobs finally work, and they don't seem to run out of liquor or beer nearly as often. Unfortunately, they are now instituting monthly spending minimums similar to other yacht clubs. Previous review 09/14/15: Love the pool, love the bar, love the bands. For the 2015 season, the food has been consistently good, but very inconsistent in presentation. Example: Sometimes a "fried chicken sandwich" is a fried breast of chicken and other times it's fried chicken tenders cut to fit a bun. I've never once received the "blue corn chips" or "pineapple salsa" when I've ordered the any of the dips. It's always bagged tortilla chips that are unremarkable. There is NO consistency with plating - sometimes an item comes on a plate, sometimes in a cup, sometimes with sides, sometimes not, etc. Servers and bartenders are at least four star, but seem to get overwhelmed and annoyed at the place. I've received too many cold dishes that sat at the bar because the bartender was the only one working the patio that afternoon. They are always nice and helpful, though, even if you have to ambush someone that's not your server. Stocking the bar is a huge issue, too - why can't they get the inventory together? Liquor doesn't go bad! Beyond the atmosphere and food, I'm very unhappy with the membership service this year. No NEW key fobs work at the gate. After you pay to be a member, it's sad that you hope and pray each time that someone will answer at the gate and let you in - god forbid you suffer that embarrassment in front of guests. The idea of "charging to your member account" is also ridiculous, unless you want to stand there while an already overworked bartender flips through a binder (binder? paper? really?) to find your name and credit card info (on paper? in a binder? behind the bar?). Overall, the employees are good and it's not a terrible value, which is what redeems this place.

Great band on a Saturday night. Nice club.

It is unfortunate that this yacht club is considered to be one of the nicer marinas in Cleveland, and has the WORST customer service and hospitality experience and the staff and management are unprofessional and rude. This past weekend I accidentally left my credit card and drivers license, which was never returned to me after cashing out my tab the night before. I rarely open tabs, so I did not even think of it, until I had gone home that evening. I attempted to call the yacht club by the phone number listed on Google and there was no answer, I then called the restaurant number listed on the website and gentleman answered the phone in a casual manner and I inquired if I had reached Olde River Yacht Club, he said that I did. I then proceeded to ask him if he could check to see if my credit card was there, thinking that he was at the restaurant at the yacht club. He immediately snapped at me and said "you are going to have to go down there and check." I then asked if I could be transferred to someone else, he said, "NO! I am not going to be down there until 2pm. so you are going to have to go down there and ask!" Needless to say I was very upset at this point, not only for obvious reasons that I was unaware of where my credit card or drivers license was, but that no one was able to help me. I then drove an hour back down to the marina, hoping that they had my cards and if there were any fraudulent charges made. Once I arrived, I asked two girls in the cabana if they could check and they told me to go to the inside restaurant and ask. I went to the inside restaurant and the girl looked inside her register and saw nothing, then went back outside to the cabana and came back with my drivers license, but no credit card. This was weird considering they both should have been together. Another woman joined in the search and went outside to the cabana and to the office and came back empty handed. At this point I was starting to get very upset and no one was giving me any answers or assistance. I asked if there was a possibility if my card may have been returned to a different customer, and the second woman snapped at me and said, "Oh no! We do no not do that!" My first instinct was to remind her that the reason I was there was because they lost my card and again I was concerned about its whereabouts. They all disappeared and I was left trying to get answers, so I decided to call my bank and freeze my account. At this point I got the impression that they did not want to assist me any longer. I then went outside to the pool and waited for the rest of my party to arrive. I was very disappointed on how I was treated and how this was handled. This is not my first time having problems with this place and I think that it is very unfortunate, considering the amount of money that is spent for people to be part of this prestigious yacht club. I have been treated better at other places on Whiskey Island and the Marina and it is even more unfortunate when that was my first weekend off in months and I was really looking forward to some fun in the sun and to spend some of my hard earned money on it. Perhaps the new marina being built near the Rock Hall will actually have employees that know how to treat someone and have some customer service skills. The greatest part of this terrible experience, was when I decided to ask another bartender in the cabana that waited on me the night before to see if she knew where my credit card was, she immediately nodded, opened up her register and handed it to me. This made really wonder what these other bartenders were looking for earlier, when I was made to feel stupid in thinking that they lost my card. Now I have to wait 7-10 days to get another card in the mail, when they had the card the entire time.

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With beautiful views of Old River, the dining room is an intimate atmosphere. Afternoons are filled with sunlight while evenings sparkle with starry skies. A luminous full moon rising over Cleveland is enchanting to diners and mariners alike.

The Club is known for its finest product and quality. The seasonally inspired menus infuse robust flavors to classic dishes. View our menus by clicking the button below, in addition, the club offers nightly specials.

Restaurant & Lounge Hours:

• Monday CLOSED
• Tuesday CLOSED
• Wednesday 4:00 PM - MIDNIGHT
• Thursday 4:00 PM - MIDNIGHT
• Friday NOON - 2:00 AM
• Saturday 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM
• Sunday 10:00 AM - MIDNIGHT

*Exceptions will be made for holidays*

*THIS CLUB IS CLOSED NOVEMBER – APRIL*

Please remember that no bathing suits are permitted when dining in the indoor dining room and that shirts and shoes are required.

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