Exceptional service, lovely outdoor seating by a peaceful pond, food was great. Highly recommend.read more

We visited on a recent Friday night after doing some errands in the area. It's a beautiful layout…read morewith the backyard outdoors area setup around a pond with outdoor tables. We arrived at 6p to an average evening crowd and were quoted 30 minutes to get a table. It ended up taking 60 minutes. Further, we then waited about 15-20 minutes for a server to greet us. Multiple times we were told about issues with the kitchen and how everyone was having to slow service and tables because the kitchen couldn't handle it. We looked around and by the time we sat down after 7p half the restaurant was empty! We finally got (some) of our food around 8p which was a bizarre mix of appetizers and entrees that were very lukewarm. The presentation and concept is great and we really enjoyed the beers. However, the SERVICE and operational management of this place was running like a restaurant just opened last week or something out of 'Bar Rescue'. Not sure we would want to go back...

Good service, really good beer (according to my husband) and from what we had last night - just ok…read morefood. And overpriced for the quality. We ordered the Pulled Pork sandwich, the Smoked Brisket sandwich and the Basket of Tots. The sandwiches are small for the price. The flavor was pretty good but it's just overpriced for the quality of the food. At least what we had last night. The tater tots were very overcooked. Some were burnt. They were dry and tasted gross. I wanted to send them back and we rarely/if ever send food back anywhere. But we decided to push through it. I found them nearly inedible. I picked through them and my husband ate the burnt ones. My husband likes the beer so we'll be back again and we'll try more.

For a small town brewery it's a great spot. Live music, trivia, farmers markets there's always…read moresomething going on. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. The beer and food are constantly good.

This place has amazing food and even better beer. The service is fantastic and it's family…read morefriendly. My kids love the duck pin bowling!

We absolutely love wandering monsters. Huge parking lot area for parking, quick service inside even…read morein a busy night, and duck pin bowling! They host trivia nights, private parties, and have awesome merch if you are into that. Always a new fun drink on the menu and their classics. The food is classic bar food + BBQ and it's pretty good for not being their main gig. Duck pin bowling can have about 45-60 wait if you get there at peak time on a weekend night, but if you put your name in as soon as you get in it times out well with having a drink, eating, and catching up some! A go to for us when we need a night out of the house but want something easy.

We stopped in Sunday while in the area and my husband had a couple of beers and got a can to take…read morehome. He enjoyed all the beers he tried. They had several beers on tap. They also have a membership program and you get a mug/discount. We saw a sign that said they had trivia night and a couple of other fun community nights.

Love to ride my bike here for a beer! Amy is awesome awesome…read moreway to spend a birthday!

Turtleback Ridge Brewery a relaxing spot for a craft beer in the country. We enjoyed the setting…read morewhich is a rural farm, surrounded by woods and fields. When turning onto the private gravel lane from the road (there is a sign for the brewery) you will need to go approximately a half mile. It's a good way back off the main road. Just keep going! There is a small wooden building housing the bar. On the blackboard they list the brews available. We stopped on a Sunday afternoon and there was live music outside. Along with the small indoor bar there is a larger outdoor area - covered porch and a tented area. The beers we tried - an oatmeal stout and an American Lager- were very good! The service was friendly. Definitely worth a stop if in the area.

Very nice brewery way out in the middle of the country. Well worth the drive to this bucolic…read morelocation. Good selection of beers and cider. Come down for a nice country drive and have a few beers... enjoy the peace and quiet. Had fun talking with Jen! Fun to visit with her.

We were in from out of town and stumbled upon this gem. Two of us ordered kielbasa and Pierogis…read more It was thinly sliced kielbasa with shredded cabbage, onions and plump, delicious pierogi. Sorry I didn't take a picture.

Last night was the first time in a long time I have been insulted by the food alone at a…read morerestaurant. $15 for a limp pickle, cold fries, and possibly the worst Reuben Sandwich I have ever had in my life. Spouse and I have been here before and I was not impressed, but not bad enough to object tonight when they wanted to try it again. Thankfully I think tonight's assessment will keep me from throwing away more money at this place. This review is going to bounce around a bit so please bear with me, gentle reader. I am downright flabbergasted at The Audacity of this dinner. I'll start with the fries. Spouse's were fresh-ish, still warm with some texture to them. Mine were cold and sad from the start and I knew this was a harbinger for my whole plate when I saw that "[Brausch's] Style of a Reuben sandwich" came on Texas toast. I get it. You're not a strictly-sandwich place and you don't serve breakfast, rye bread might not move too fast. So you have two options: 1: Divulge the fact that "Your style" is on something besides rye bread, or (and this is probably better) 2: Take the cursed thing off your menu. Whoever was running the grill needs to know that you don't just dump a tablespoon of liquid margarine on a piece of bread, set it on the grill for 10 seconds and call it toasted. They should also know that sauerkraut is another traditional staple in a Reuben sandwich. I had to open up the sandwich to see if there was any- there is some. Not enough to taste. I noticed its texture as I tried to gnaw my way through the dinner-entree-thickness-sliced corned beef. Sorry I posted pictures of chewed up gristle y'all but this was EGREGIOUS. There is a chunk or two that didn't make the Final Cut of my pictures; this is most of it. I *think* I *may* have seen two drops of Russian/ 1,000 Island dressing. I sure didn't taste it. Ah yes, upon review I see what must have been the lone inclusion of said ingredient leaking out of the greasy, mushy Texas toast this... thing came out to me on. Welp this has gone on for far too long so I'm going to wrap it up by telling you to go across the street to Beaugard's or MC's because neither one of those places have ever disappointed me unlike this Fake News Reuben.

I decided to stop over in Milford for the first time and take my parents to see it. I love the area…read moreand the historic charm that it brings. We, of course, had to grab a brew and bite at Little Miami Brewing. As Wisconsinites, we take the opportunity to try a new brewery as second nature. We stopped in on one of the nicest days of the year so far, and going here just made sense. The doors and windows were open, the sun was shining, and people were everywhere. We ordered a few different beers to try. I love that they only sell their own brews on tap! We also got a pizza to share. We sat outside on their beautiful back patio, and it was perfect. The clear view of the river was gorgeous, and the day could not get better until I had the pizza. It was cheesy, warm, the crust was so tasty, and it was amazing. I have no idea how I have not been here sooner. Trust me when I say this place is a must!

Don't tip until the end. I've discovered that when I hand…read moreover a pre-game $10 cash tip before sitting down, magically the dirty tables get cleaned, the forks stop looking like they lost a bar fight, and the "30-45 minute estimated wait" doesn't turn into a semester abroad. Weird how that works. Especially in a mostly self-service setup where the "team experience" is supposedly what we're tipping for in the first place. Now, the place itself? Always a vibe. The ambiance is a consistent 10. Hanging flowers everywhere, riverfront energy, live music, sunshine, cold beer, people laughing like they don't have mortgages... it's basically Pinterest with an IPA tap list. The taco salad? Meh. The $14 "large" version looked like inflation personally assembled it. Nothing offensive, just forgettable. Cincinnati has better versions of that exact thing hiding in random strip malls next to vape stores and tax prep offices. Oddly enough, some of their other salads are actually much better. And salads at other Milford establishments rock...but it's not about the food. The Hawaiian pizza also came out looking like it attended the meeting but didn't contribute. Crust was underdone, chewy, and about as flavorful as a city council subcommittee. To be fair, I've had better pizzas here before, so maybe order it well done and pray over it briefly. But honestly? Nobody comes here because Anthony Bourdain's ghost whispered about the taco salad. You come for the atmosphere. The people. The flowers. The live music. The river. The one perfect cold beer from the homemade beer list that hits after a long day and briefly convinces you your life is organized. And in fairness... sometimes that's enough. and my wife loves this location.

Such a welcoming environment with a nice sized bar and seating area. They have several different…read moreoptions on the beer menu but also had a couple non alcoholic drinks and cocktails. The service was great and we enjoyed our time here.

We visited this local brewery on our first visit to downtown Chillicothe. Loved the branding, great…read morelocation, very comfortable seating at the bar. Not a huge selection of beer for the non-IPA drinker; the few beers we tried were all very good. Service was prompt, though not as friendly as one would expect in a small brewery on a quiet afternoon. We eventually did strike up a conversation with the bartender and she was very nice and gave us some good insights on Chillicothe.

Great beer and good people they had a 7-8 beers to try and I had three all very good. I would be…read morehappy to go back and try the others next time I'm in town

Nestled inside of the Mio's Pizzeria on Clough Pike in Anderson township is a microbrewery that's…read moredefinitely not "micro" in character. Happy 2 Brewing, though small in production, is brewing up some VERY tasty beers for craft beer lovers of ALL kinds, making it a true beer geek destination in my opinion. You can still enjoy all your Mio's favorites here, from pizzas to hoagies to calzones and salads, but I highly recommend having a pint of Happy 2 (or take home a growler, or BOTH). Since they are a microbrewery, they only feature 2-3 of their own beers, with plenty of guest taps, but the brews Happy 2 make are truly phenomenal. On a recent visit, I enjoyed their Rastaberry raspberry wheat ale... And I was legit blown away! SOOOOOOO good!! In fact, I stopped back by a few days later for a growler to take home to enjoy with my lady who loved it too. The brewery may me small, but the character of the beer made here is absolutely not. This is truly a hidden gem among the many Cincinnati brewery options around, and in my opinion, a must try for true beer geeks.

This place is perfect for a large group. We had a great time playing trivia. There's bar offers a…read morewide variety of beers and the also have cocktails. You can order from Dewey's next door and it's delivered to the bar. I had their sour and radler- preferred the radler.

It's been fun to watch Braxton evolve over the years and help shape the neighborhood along the way…read more Consistently serving up great beers, they have recently opened up the main space on the first floor by removing the 'garage' that was in the middle of the room. They were doing some live trivia the night we were there, with lots of people enjoying the game. Easy ordering of delicious pizza from Dewey's next door, this spot in the heart of Covington is always a winner.