Super nice staff, tons of board games to choose from, spacious…read more Cocktails were ok but would probably just get something on tap next time

Thanks to both Yelp and Free Parking for this event. I like the theme of the restaurant. Just…read moreabout every game you could possibly think of was at your finger tips. My guest and I played old school board games, Sorry and Trouble(which I was the winner of, lol). That was the good part. Let's get to the not so good part. We thought the event included an appetizer AND drink, but per our server, it was an appetizer OR drink. The app consisted of pretzels/beer cheese, crab wontons and chips/guac. The best part was the pretzels. The sauce for the wontons was not a good pairing. I'll return again for the games.

How have we missed this place? A friend recommended we hit this spot after we were left Brink. Wow!…read moreThere were so many great drink options, and even light snacks-delish! There was room at the bar and also cozy seating as well. Service was quick, attentive, and super friendly! This would be a great place to stop at the beginning or end of a night out, or heck, sit your self here all night enjoying time with friends! Can't wait to get back!

Laid back bar located in College Hill. They have a lot of fun seasonal drinks that are reasonably…read morepriced. We went for a work happy hour and enjoyed the outdoor patio space. It was a beautiful day and a great seating area. We grabbed some light bites which were also great! Service was friendly and prompt. Would definitely go again.

Lots of beers to choose from! Best thing is you can choose from 3 sizes! So you can try several…read moredifferent kinds without going broke or getting tanked. Bartenders are the best and i love the new lighting they've added.

My turtle children are so proud to have a human bar that shares their affinity for the bony-backed…read morespecies. The Turtle hides all cozy in its shell just behind Brentwood Spirits. The parking lot is a bit cramped even when the bar isn't packed, so if you can swim on over here by other means, please do. The Lucky Turtle is a full bar with plentiful wine and beer selections including great local beers from Rhingeist, Madtree and more; as well as delicious Empanadas from Empanadas Aqui! Looking for something a little different? Ask the bartender to "shake your juice" and wrap your flippers around a delicious juice/milkshake beer/liquor blend concoction. Just last night, the Turtle's mixologist played mad scientist and prepared a beautifully balanced pineapple IPA concoction that really had my tail thumping. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and very deliberate. Check out their website for events and specials that seem to occur just about every night of the week, so gather up your clutch for a good time at the Lucky Turtle!

My son always takes me to the most interesting places. We were here to pick up prescriptions/photos…read moreat CVS across the street...which weren't ready. I was anxious to get on the road ahead of the blizzard but here we are. From the first moment when we were greeted by regulars and I raised eyebrows by asking for a glass for my PBR, I knew I was among friends. Regulars had all brought in food and we were warmly invited to partake. Everything from home baked cookies to Arby's! And a world class collection of sports memorabilia. Really world class. I wish this was in my hood. But I was told it is often this way during games, so I will be bringing my new friend, who does live nearby. I totally forgot I needed to get on the road and enjoyed myself. And if you know me, you know how unique that is. So if you can, visit here ASAP. And you can thank me later.

I used to think this was a great home town bar. But the owners grandson was in the bar and thought…read moreit was okay to keep using the N word. Which is not okay at all. Guess he felt it was safe to use a slur in a family owned place. Bit it even made feel uncomfortable when he said it and it wasn't addressed for one and for two considering that's part of the surrounding community. Come on let's do better bc your regulars heard it as well and it made me lose respect bc it wasn't addressed at the time by Betty or Chad who were standing there when it was said,

Found this totally by accident and so glad we did. The new owners took over in the last couple…read moremonths and so far they've crushed it. We got super lucky and were served by the brewmaster who is also an owner. The beer was outstanding. We did 2 flights and a sangria. We loved 4 out of 10 beers and liked 4 more a lot. The beer garden looked great but we didn't get there this trip. We are looking forward to coming back on a weekend night. Support local folks like this, these guys are making a legendary local spot. Be among the first to support. You can tell Your friends you knew it then.

'Fibonacci' has been in Mt. Healthy for more than a decade but we just 'discovered' it. A…read more'nano-brewery,' they only source local ingredients and make their own delicious beer, honey and mulberry jam on site. String bands perform weekends in the wooded beer garden. Soon they'll be adding an outdoor pizza oven. Tip the goats and pet the bartenders... Strike that, reverse it!

This place has been here a long time and under different names. It has recently undergone new…read moremanagement. The atmosphere has changed dramatically. It is a true neighborhood bar that is now very clean, staffed with good bartenders, and has taken serious steps to keep the problems far away. Worth a look. Keroeke is a regular thing here. The drinks are reasonably priced and the bar manager seems to really care about a good customer experience.

It's always a fun experience when we go here the drinks are done well the game day atmosphere is…read moreamazing and the pricing is affordable. Glad this place stuck around after all the business moves.

I am a real sucker for any bar that doesn't have a capacity of more than 50, relies on a jukebox…read morefor music to entertain its patrons, and for bartenders who know exactly what I want to drink when I walk in. Sundy's exemplifies such a dive bar and is located in Finneytown, about 10 miles north of downtown. It is a small, family-owned establishment, so don't be surprised if--after only 2 or 3 visits--the bartenders and frequenters remember your face. The bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable, and the drink prices are probably too reasonable (but don't tell them I said that!). There are daily drink specials that will satisfy even the hardest of drinkers. Sundy's is "The Home of the Stormcloud" but I always recommend the Nada Bomb: originated on the West side, it is a shot comprised of cherry vodka, orange juice, red bull and a splash of cran. These shots run $5 per, so I always suggest simply buying a pitcher for the unbeatable price of $20 (the pitcher equals about 10 shots, so it's a really great deal, especially to buy for a round). Feel free to come visit to sit back and enjoy Trivia Night on Thursdays (www.lastcalltrivia.com), watch your favorite team(s) on any of its multiple flat screens, or just to hang out with friends. Though, don't plan on coming in on Sundays, as that is the only day the bar is closed during the week.

So I've been three times for trivia, and am a big fan of when the event was outside- the patio is…read moreamazing (although lots of mosquitos be careful). Indoor trivia is too loud and the tables make it hard to hear your party members. Beer and bartenders though- great! Love the beer here and shoutout them for accommodating outside food and providing napkins and utensils.

This is a great brewhouse. We always enjoy their beers. Try the Kaiju hazy IPA. Staff is great…read moreand you can bring food in. Very nice patio outback with corn hole. They have the garage doors on street side for the warm weather. Nice effect. Parking out back.

I like LuLu's friendly people. Drinks are slapping. It's white during day and black at night ,…read moreshrugs !

If you're looking for the cheapest beer in town, you've come to the right place. If you're looking…read morefor a trendy club, go elsewhere. Lu Lu's is exactly what it's supposed to be. A super-dive bar in the middle of Finneytown. Cheap drinks, locals getting wasted, and a tropical themed room with a pool table. That's right. If you've ever dreamed of a bar that has surfboards for bathroom doors (labeled dudes and dudettes) then check out Lu Lu's the next time you visit F-town!

Back in Finneytown when I was growing up, my parents would refer to Athena Foods by the name of the…read morewoman who owned the shop back then: Audrey's. As in "We need to go to Audrey's, we're running out of feta," the plastic vat of brine-bathing cheese dangerously light. Or "Where's Baba [Dad]?" "He went to Audrey's for olives and glika [sweets]." (The man's lifeblood). The store also used to carry VHS tapes from Greece and cassettes for purchase and rental, as well as icons and church incense. Upon my return to Finneytown for the first time since I was a teenager, my husband and I stopped by Audrey's (no longer technically Audrey's, the store's switched owners twice since the nineties; it is now owned by another member of the significant Greek community in the area). The store hasn't changed in size--it is not big at all--and not much in appearance either, although it is clean-looking and smelling and a little less cluttered than I remember. Its selection, while certainly not enormous, is delightfully varied for its smallness. Beyond feta and olives, the store also carries: *a wide range of different jams (we nabbed an intriguing fig and sesame jam to take home) *candied fruits and nuts, from rose petals to pistachios to eggplant--yes, candied eggplant--to quince to figs to lemons to walnuts. As my grandpa says, Greeks will candy anything, including goat poops, if they were to be so inclined. *halvas (different brands and different flavors: pistachio, cocoa-swirled, almond) *a couple of cases of imported juices in flavors like tart cherry and apricot *pantry staples including dried and canned beans, tahini, a number of shapes and sizes of macaronis, trahana made with both sweet and sour milk, olive oils, and vinegars *imported cookies and crackers (sweet and savory) and pasteli/sesame candies from Greece and throughout the Middle East *prepared foods, including Lenten faves, like spanakorizo The fun items and friendly service made my return, over a decade later, memorable and sweet. Stop in for pantry staples, and pick up some unique prepackaged imported goods to try while you're in.