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| Live Music Schedule
We've got some of the city's best musicians performing! Ask about our late nite drink specials.
Every Friday, enjoy the sounds of Grupo Brasil from 9 to midnight at SARAVÁ BAR, while you sample our late nite happy hour menu. |
| Sergio’s Culture Club
see the list below for cool, funky events that celebrate the connections of people, food, drink, music, arts, and culture |
| THE WHITE SAMBA PARTY
Saturday May 24, 2008 Jump start your summer on Memorial weekend:Dress in your finest white attire for theparty of the season at Shaker Square! • samba from Grupo Brasil, Bateria Jóia, & the House DJ • capoeira dance performances by Grupo Unidad • signature street plate menu and Brazilian treats • caipirinha and mojito bar, as well as our full bar • festivities begin at 10pm, no reservations required Download PDF - Sergio'sWhiteParty |
| OHIO CHORO CLUB PERFORMS
Saturday May 31, 2008 Ohio Choro Club (OCC) began in 2007 after Eric Murray and Jason Little returned to Ohio from a music-study trip to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. They fell in love with the music and now play a bunch of choro classics as well as some choice bossa nova favorites. The OCC plays music that is perfect for listening. dancing, or background music. Their instrumentation consists of clarinet, mandolin, 7 string guitar, and pandeiro (Brazilian tamborine). Come listen, you'll have a great time. For Choro! Choro (Shor'ou)
An instrumental music style began in the middle 19th century Rio de Janeiro, Brazil known as choro. This music was Brazilian interpretations of popular European dance music (waltz, polka, mazurka, march) as well as Brazilian hybrid styles (lundu, maxixé, and tango), a mixture of African and European elements. Although compared to ragtime, dixieland, jazz, classical music, and calypso, choro stands uniquely Brazilian.
Today, while retaining its roots, choro is given credit for influencing the essential Brazilian music styles samba and bossa nova. A national treasure of Brazil, the choro tradition continues through a revival, not only in Brazil, but also in parts of the United States, Europe, and Japan.
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| Dine4FREE-Our Fabulous Tuesday Dining Rewards Program!
It pays to dine at an Independent– a Cleveland Independent, whose members include Sergio’s in University Circle and Saravá at Shaker Square.
Dine4FREE-Our Fabulous Tuesday Dining Rewards Program lets diners earn a $25 gift certificate to a Cleveland Independent restaurant - just turn in dinner receipts from four different member restaurants and you'll earn a gift certificate to a fifth Cleveland Independent location. There's no deadline, and you can eat out four successive Tuesdays, or spread your Tuesday dinners throughout the year. With nearly 80 member restaurants in Northeast Ohio to choose from, you'll enjoy tremendous variety and unique dining experiences at a Cleveland Independent. All details to redeem Tuesday dinner receipts can be found at www.clevelandIndependents.com |
Ripe from Downtown SALSA
 This past summer, the forty students in Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Green Corps had a unique opportunity to work with Sergio and Executive Chefs Willie Jackson from Sergio’s SARAVÁ at Shaker Square and Chef Ryan Alabaugh from Sergio’s in University Circle. Together, they developed a delicious new recipe for Ripe from Downtown® Salsa. Take home a jar — or several — today! Proceeds benefit Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Green Corps urban outreach program. Salsa available at both restaurants for $4 a jar. |
| Rio Rewards at Sergio's and Saravá - Dine and Earn
SIGN UP FOR RIO REWARDS AND WIN A TRIP TO RIO COURTESY OF CONTINENTAL AIRLINES! Rio Rewards is the exclusive frequent dining program of Sergio’s in University Circle and Saravá at Shaker Square. We value your support and we want to reward you with special perks and privileges available only to Rio Rewards members. Plus we’ll keep you informed about special events, new menu items and other news. As a Rio Rewards member, you will receive points each time you dine with us: One point for each dollar spent on your food and beverage purchases (tax and tip excluded). Rio Rewards points accrue automatically, but your Rio Rewards card must be presented at the time of your visit. Simply present your Rio Rewards card to your server and we’ll take care of the rest. We’ll keep track of your points, and every time you dine with us, your point summary will appear on your receipt. Click on the Rio Rewards+Mailing List Link on the top of the page to sign up - start earning valuable points for dining with us! |