We came here for the pinball and stayed for the fun drinks!…read moreThey had a great contain menu with fun and different cocktails to try. My favorite one was the Electric Avenue. It wasn't too sweet and had a fun flavor. The place was packed with games to play like large connect four, tons of arcade games, pins bowling and of course pinball. Great spot!

Tell me I can go somewhere to play games while drinking fun cocktails and I am immediately in!…read more I've been to the Columbus location before, so I really wanted to check out this one in Cincy. While this one is smaller, it's still fun and has a lot of charm to it. With the purchase of a drink, all of the games are free to play. And there are a lot! They also have a Gamecube and Nintendo 64 plugged in with a bunch of games! Speaking of drinks, they have a ton of cool ones that you can try. I love spiking their slush puppies, a nostalgic favorite of mine. This is a really fun bar to visit, it's definitely worth a stop in.

This place looks like a coffee Bar...however it has been transformed into an amazing party…read moreroom...rental prices are cheaper than any place else...Perfect for any type of party.

We had some time to kill before a family gathering and were looking for a winery to stop in at on…read morethe way. Woodstone Creek was right in the middle of where we were going, so we decided to check it out! This is a cute little place that not only has different wines, but other spirits as well. The couple who own the place were very friendly and chatted with us during our tasting, telling us their stories about the wines. There were many fun, interesting flavors! You must visit Woodstone Creek if you're in the area. It will not disappoint!

As the first microdistillery in Ohio, my hubby decided it would be a great place to try on a rainy…read moreSaturday afternoon, so we schlepped down to St. Bernard to taste a few samples. We found the tasting room with no problem, and it is in an adorable little old building that has been nicely renovated, complete with a refurnished wooden bar from the 30's (a project completed over an 8-month time frame by Linda, one of the owners). In addition to spirits, you can try out their wines as well. Weekend tastings allow you 4 1/4 oz. sample tasting of your choice from their lists of vodkas, gin, and whiskeys. You pay $5 to do the tasting, which gives you a free shotglass, then it's an additional per-drink charge, ranging from $1.10 to over $10 per sample. By the time we were finished, between me and my husband, who consumed exactly 2 oz. of alcohol between the two of us, we had almost a $30 bill, which didn't include a tip. YIKES! We enjoyed the spirits, kinda. They weren't anything all that exciting, with the exception of their version of a bierschnapps, which isn't even available other than as a sample due to quantity limits. The gin was pretty light on flavor, although in the distiller's defense, he was intentionally shooting for a less juniper-heavy booze, compared to more of the mainstream gins that are so heavy on the plant aroma and taste. We didn't like any of them enough to buy a bottle for home, and again, prices were way too steep for what we tasted. Wines are significantly cheaper at $12 for 5 samples, which were fairly generous pours, from what we saw of our co-tasters. However, other than 2-3 options on their menu, almost all the wines are sweet dessert fruit wines, ports, or meads. NOT my cup of tea. While we were sipping, there was just kind of a weird vibe in the place. The owners kept making strange comments about how they had been shut down for 9 months, how "they" only let them pour 1/4 oz tastings, and rolling their eyes when they talked about state regulations around liquor licenses. It honestly made us uncomfortable, wondering why they'd been shut down and not really wanting to know about their business issues that might exist. Like I said, just kind of weird... While it's very cool to have such a small batch producer here, the prices were really disappointing, and the drinks weren't exciting enough to draw us back. If I liked sweeter wines, I would go back to try those with some girlfriends, but the options are way too narrow for my liking.

We had so much fun. The seating is comfy and the show was great. They have a small concession stand…read moreopen during intermission but you can also bring in a Dora drink with you or grab one at intermission at the wine bar across the street. Would absolutely come back to see a show here.

I would'nt recommend supporting this establishment. They very recently had a Covid-19 Outbreak…read more When they found out about the first person that got it they didn't tell the others. So it spread to a lot of the other people that are involved. It's really pathetic that someone made this decision to put other peoples lives at risk. They didn't follow CDC guidlines or have the building professionally cleaned.

I don't know her name, but she might be the nicest human I've ever encountered in a hotel lounge…read more The woman working the M Club at the Cincinnati River City Marriott deserves a crown. Get this woman a raise. She kept offering me more food and drinks like I was royalty (or mildly underfed). Truly a gem. Great food too, by the way. Five stars for the service and the snacks.

I was here for Savor Chefs Event twice, and I love it. The view is to really something else. The…read moreemployees are friendly and attentive. The bathrooms are very clean, also have a counter filled with hair products, clips, hand lotions. Definitely helped me out. Totally recommend for holding event.

Great date place. We had so much fun! Get the Mango Cart and go upstairs to sit by the fire pit and…read moreviews. Then slide down to level 3 for Reds baseball and some pinball Only thing missing is Skeeball

Cool place to try duck pin bowling in an old school setting. Good bar selection. Lots of games…read moreupstairs. Staff was friendly and showed us the ropes. Would go back again, for sure. Wish they had a location in Louisville. The only thing that would have made it better was that I wish they had food on site. Someone brought in their own pizza, so I guess that's the solution to that...

My fiancé works at this location and he only has great things to say about it. The store is located…read morein a Walmart close by to the subway that's inside. On the opposite side of the store it's close to the bathrooms. Most of the time it's pretty slow and plenty of PC to game on. The only time that I've seen it busy is during an occasional birthday party or tournament. They have a wide variety of games to play in addition to a couple things to play on an oculus.

Had a certificate (purchased in a charity auction) to play golf here and have to say I was very…read moreimpressed. The golf course and facility were in excellent condition. The staff was friendly. While I did not eat or use the other facilities the entire property looked great. A very nice size pool. Love the outside bar between the patio and the pool. Would definitely play here again if I get the opportunity . A definite gem on the West Side.

I was part of a group that hosted a dinner at this club. I didn't golf or eat…read more Very nice experience. I'm no country club expert but the few clubs I've been to don't seem as nice as this one. Many show the wear and tear of the recession and declining membership. Not this place. I looked. The building was in excellent condition and had a relaxed formality about it. The decor isn't dated. Maybe 'classic' would be a better descriptor. I expected Don Draper to walk through the door at any moment. The staff was attentive but not intrusive. In the part of the club I was there were two other meetings going on off the main foyer. There was no overlap of noise or any confusion. Very nicely done. If planning an semi-formal to formal event, this would be nice place to have it.