Very accommodating! Called ahead to book a happy hour for a large number of people for our executives who were in town. We all really enjoyed the upscale vibe of the bar and the semi seclusion the space offered for large parties. The manager took great care of us and the drinks and heavy appetizers were delicious. We got our own server and received wonderful attention!! Would book this place again 10/10 for happy hour events!!!! read more

Great vibes, even better music. The space is very inviting and just draws you in. We spent most of our time on the 2nd level and balcony that overlooks 6th street. Amazing decor, lighting and drinks. This has quickly become one of my favorite spots downtown. read more

Igby's claims to be so excited to have customers back, but our server/manager/unpleasant human Jacquelyne muttered displeasures under her breath (bad breath) with every request when we arrived at 9:30 p.m. We rarely come out and we were trying to support bars during this horrific time and left with nothing but a bad taste in our mouth and nostrils. Igby's is mandated to close at 10:00 p.m., but it doesn't seem like they even desire to be open that late. It's crazy that someone can be so angry at paying customers, while taking your money and talking bad behind your back while requesting a music change. We were nothing but friendly and happy when we first approached this venue for the first time in our lives and needless to say, we will NEVER be back. Please do not waste your time, unless you would like to be disrespected and treated like a piece of gum stuck to the bottom of your shoes. read more

This place really took me by surprise! I was not expecting to love it as much as I did! Great drinks and the bartenders were phenomenal! They were friendly, fast, and knew their stuff. Also LOVED the Marimekko wallpaper used in the bathroom. read more

Great venue for chilling with friends but honestly the beer selection could use some attention. Not much on tap and for all the breweries around our area I wasn't impressed. read more

Igby's - Lounges Near Me - Cincinnati, Ohio

Hold the phone. Did I just walk into a frat party? Did I really just see a large group of guys wearing sweat bands yelling "We're wearing sweatbands!" I'm shocked someone wasn't doing a keg stand. Despite the warning that Igby's is the whitest bar ever, I thought I would give it a try at 11:00 on a Friday night. Igby's is my worst nightmare. Wall-to-wall pretentious yuppies, roped off VIP areas with velour chairs, and overly-priced drinks. Two stars only because the interior (what I could see of it at least) was pretty cool. I may try this place again on a weeknight. Otherwise, I'll stick with O'Malley's and my OTR hangouts. read more

Igby's has a great location, and the interior design is marvelous, but the bar seems to be suffering -- like other 4EG establishments -- from an identity crisis. I attended the "Social Media Opening" last Friday, complete with a red carpet showing signs of wear from the previous night's open-bar "Friends and Family Opening." The Friday night event was slated to begin at 6pm, but attendees were inexplicably kept waiting a half hour. Inside, the beautifully appointed space was juxtaposed with a pool table near the back. There are no seats at the upstairs bar -- standing room only -- but you can lounge comfortably by a gas-powered fireplace after you have ordered your drink, or you can head out to the balcony and observe the lack of passersby on the street below. Igby's misleading motto is "Revel in the new golden age of the vintage cocktail." My bartender balked when I ordered a Negroni, asked another bartender if they had any Negroni downstairs, and then apologized for not knowing what it was I had ordered. I don't retell this anecdote to poke fun at my bartender, who was very friendly and did her best. My point is only that if Igby's is inviting patrons to revel in a golden age of vintage cocktails, it ought to ensure that its staff know a handful of classics, including at the very least the Martini, the Manhattan, the Negroni, the Sidecar, and a version of the Old Fashioned that does not involve club soda or crushed fruit. On a less consequential but equally telling note, the bartenders had to warn customers to be careful when lifting their drinks from the bar, because the glassware is much lighter than you expect. Indeed, the glassware appears to be plasticware. I give Igby's three stars, and not two, because the space looks great and the kitchen put out a fantastic spread for the social media night: oysters, tuna, crudites and cheese. Kudos to Igby's on a highly successful marketing rollout. Unfortunately for me, Igby's is not what I had hoped it would be. read more

I'd been holding off on my review, mostly because I haven't been to the second or third floor. But screw that, it isn't for lack of trying and that should be incorporated into the review. To start: yes, everyone is right - this place is beautiful. They gutted the building and made something special. But then they stuck a pool table in the back. Huh? Why? It takes up a ton of room and, on a super busy Saturday night, is just asking for trouble. Idiotic and baffling. Plus it just feels out of place. One pool table? Really? Why? It's head-scratching. This place will be packed when you go. It's brand new, and it's very popular. At 10 pm every other bar Downtown will be empty, but there will be a line outside of Igby's. Expected, given the newness and architecture, but be prepared to wait at a second velvet rope inside if you'd like to get upstairs. And, as people have mentioned, the whole velvet rope concept feels strange. Sure, there's one farther down the block at Luxe, the velvet roped Nickelback bar, but do you want to aspire to be more like Luxe? Of course you don't. I've yet to feel like waiting in line to get upstairs and, as such, have yet to see the additional levels. Popularity is a great thing for the owners, but just be prepared for it. Let's move on to the cocktails. They're ok, but I do not feel that they have been taken seriously. They serve a basic Manhattan, but call it a Cin Sin City. it's a basic, unadulterated Manhattan under a new name for no particular reason. I've heard several other people mocking this - put on your big boy britches and go by the sophisticated name, not some special name. Someone complained on Facebook, and the response was "We're in Cincinnati, not New York, have some pride!" Fantastic, but then they claim the entire cocktail menu was created by, wait for it... a cocktail consultant based in Manhattan. Brilliant. I'll take a Manhattan, thanks. Make it with Bulleit. The beer menu is a bit of a miss, too. There are some ok beers on draft and in bottle. Not an incredible selection but certainly respectable. Bonus points for having some cans, too. But they oddly put microbrews under "imports." They're not imported, they're just not Budweiser. Odd choice. Again, I feel as if they're creating this not for people that enjoy drinking but more for the Bud-or-vodka-redbull-let's-get-smashed-quickly crowd. Bottom line - this place is beautiful but lacking identity. Craft cocktails fall far below Japp's and other OTR eateries, the alcohol choices lack the sophistication the building demands, having to wait in two different velvet roped lines feels out of place in a small city, pool table absolutely does not belong, but the potential is there to figure itself out and become fantastic. 3 stars, likely to be 4 by the summer. I'd guarantee the pool table doesn't make it that far. You know what, I'm knocking an entire star off this review right now for the Cin Sin City. read more

Once again, I'm going against the grain by not praising another piece of Cincinnati hype. I'm sorry, but I just don't get it. Yes, I'll admit, Igby's is a sight to see. It's like nothing else in Cincinnati, which is surprising considering that E4G uses a lot of copycat designs - ie., Lackman's vs. Righteous Room. I've already expressed my dismay with Cincinnati's attempts at clubs.. PLAY, Luxe, and Lunar... all embarrassing. Cincinnati is not a club town. This place should steal all of that business. Igby's finds a nice balance between club and lounge. The bartenders are fun and friendly, although they don't seem to handle the large crowds very well. And the location is superb. Why am I giving this place 2 stars then? We ordered a bottle of Veuve Cliquot - at the Chicago-esque price of $150 - and were given plastic champagne flutes. That's right, plastic champagne flutes. Apparently, Igby's doesn't use any glassware at all. I understand the reasoning as there are multiple levels, and bottles of bud light dropping from 30 feet could be a disaster, but there should certainly be exceptions to the rule. You can't serve $100+ bottles of anything with plastic drinkware. Just don't offer those bottles if you don't feel comfortable giving patrons real stemware. Two other little things irked me. Igby's offers a four item food menu. It's almost like a slap in the face. Say you're hanging out there, having drinks, and decide you're hungry. You're pleasantly surprised to hear that they offer food... until the menu arrives. None of the four items go together. They literally seem to have just been selected out of a hat. Seasonal salad, soda bread, tuna bites, and charcuterie, really? One final thing is the doormen. I hate when doormen act like they're guarding the doors to Ft. Knox. It's a bar, that's it, get over yourselves. I saw one guy in slacks and a button up with a Reds ball cap who was asked to remove his hat. Two minutes later, they allowed a guy with raggedy jeans drooped to his knees and an over-sized white t-shirt to waltz right in. Some people will love this place. I can understand that. If I had gone there and simply had a couple beers and shot a game of pool, I might feel differently. My experience, however, was definitely below average. read more

Igby's is probably my favorite bar downtown. The atmosphere is awesome (think high ceilings, classy lounge, very clean), the DJ is good, and the crowd is nicer than the other bars downtown. With that being said, I still don't really like coming here on Friday and Saturday nights because it gets overly crowded (like, you can't move around crowded). I don't really like standing with my drink and not being able to move my arms... Now, if I were single, in my 20's or 30's, and looking to mingle, this would be the bar I would go to. The prices are reasonable and their beer selection is pretty good, but their bartending suffers on Friday/Saturday nights. I would recommend checking it out during the week because they really do have good cocktails, but don't expect to get them easily when the bar is packed with people. Overall, a great bar downtown, just not my scene when it's too busy. read more

Consistent service, consistent quality drinks. Not the fastest service, but we're rarely in a hurry so it's usually not a big deal. Their specialty cocktails are pretty stellar and they have a good wine list. If you're hungry, the charcuterie board is always a solid option. read more

First off, I need to disclose that I am a long time 4EG customer & fan! I love many of their establishment's because they are bars, not restaurants with a bar. I first attended the Friends & Family opening with open bar and it was jam packed. I will address service later as a free drinks night is not a good measure as everybody was demanding top shelf. The layout, design, detail, levels, catwalk, lighting and ambiance are breathtaking and totally beautiful without question. The 4EG team really pulled out all the stops here. The first floor bar is large, long and provides plenty of viewing options with a pool table in the back nook. Upstairs is the catwalk, 2nd bar which has a odd angle on the edge, so be extra careful when putting your drink down, cozy gas fireplace area and large outdoor balcony overlooking 6th street. On the 3rd floor, there is a small fun VIP room overlooking everything - I am not a fan of VIP stuff in a bar/club, so I don't expect to make use of this level. The basement contains the bathrooms with shared washing stations a-la Lackman. There is a large patio area outside in an adjoining alley - will see how it pans in warmer months. I have been back several times trying to understand what this place yearns to be... I just cant place it as they serve food via an 4-6 item bar menu, yet nothing about this place makes one think of 'restaurant or food' - in fact my friends and I all agree food has no place here - just focus on being a great bar. The service is all over the map - some bartenders are on the ball, some are not and some of the hostesses are on the verge of being aggressive. They are having a bit of a challenge staffing the place. Sidenote: upstairs is often roped off for a private event or lack of staff to open the 2nd bar... hopefully this changes! There are couple of large cons here though and one is huge! 1. Acrylic Plasticware for everything... I am a beer drinker and beer changes taste when served in plastic... they have bottles in the cooler & plenty of good draft choices, but pour it out into plasticware.... Yuck! Same goes for wine, champagne or the hard stuff. It gets really fun when somebody lifts their pint and nearly smack themselves or others due the plasticware glasses being so light. The reasoning is glass could be dropped or fall from high above and cause injury. No worries though, the stairs & catwalks are steel mesh and your booze will spill downwards on unsuspecting patrons below... have watched this happen several times so avoid standing near the stairs on first floor. Bottom line - drinking from the acrylic really sucks! 2. C'mon 4EG, we know you folks purchase your booze en masse for all of your establishments and have managed to secure some decent purchase agreements with your vendors, but then to turn around and charge more for the same brand/bottle that is served at the Righteous Room or Lackman? Those of us that know your other locations know better. So yes, overall Igby's is pricier... could stomach this better if the booze was actually served in glass maybe... Bottom line: Cincy's newest trendy meatmarket where it's easy to run up a large bar tab... people watching here is a sport in itself! read more

I'm going to have to update my review for Igby's which pains me to do but the last few times we went, we have turned around and left. Sure Igby's is beautiful, and they are known for their cocktails, but I ordered a margarita and I don't know if the person was new or what, but it was one of the worst margaritas I have ever had. Not only that it was served in a short glass and was $13. No thanks. Also the first time we went, we sat up on the patio on the second floor terrace and it was so great. The past three or four times we have come here it has been closed. This is the best part!! I have been trying to bring friends here and they never want to stay because it takes forever to get a drink and they are super expensive. I will say if you can score a table on the patio outside--the waitstaff will bring you drinks. Score! But good luck getting a table on a weekend. read more

I was told that this place is better if you go earlier in the evening for a happy hour. Despite this advice, I checked out Igby's around midnight. I know this is gonna make me sound like an old curmudgeon, but I really just couldn't handle the crowd. It was so busy that I couldn't even walk through without rubbing up against a stranger. I was excited to try out the upstairs and was disappointed to see that it was closed for a private event. I tried out some sort of seasonal ale, which was good. The atmosphere was really nice in here, it just was too much with how crowded it was. I would definitely give this place a second try during a less busy time. read more

Wait... am I in Cincinnati? What a cool bar! I went for late night drinks with some friends. The bartenders were attentive and adequately able to handle the large crowd. The patio is adequately supplied with couches and tables. The interior is swanky. The crowd is friendly and adventurous. Also... extremely cool bathroom set up. I can't speak for their food, but from looking at the menu it looks solid. Also speaking with Aaron, the coolest bartender, they have some pretty great happy hour deals during the week. I am so glad we stumbled into Igby's that night. I will be back! read more

Apparently the venue reminds people of lounges/clubs in New York. Agree that the atmosphere is about as NY-esque as it gets. There are three floors--two not counting the bathrooms in the basement. The second floor has an outdoor balcony that is pretty hopping. Bars on both floors. We went on a Friday night, and there was not much of a dance floor, just people wanting to dance and awkwardly bobbing around. I'd characterize the crowd as young to mid-age professionals. If you're looking for some trashy fun, go to Mynt. The special cocktails are pretty darn good and moderately priced at $10-11 each (people complain about the prices, but if you're going to compare to NY, this is considered cheap). I could sip the Naked in Newport all night and leave quite happy. read more

A few of my co-workers and I tried out Igby's on a Friday night for the first time this past weekend. We were coming from an electric and inspiring opening night for CAC and 21c's new collaborative exhibit and were looking to bring that energy onto a dance floor somewhere close by. I had always heard that Igby's was the place to be for a spunky/classy night out downtown. What we found was really disappointing. Three floors of beautiful space, packed with high society folks...all standing around sipping cocktails to ELEVATOR MUSIC. In a space this large and this dynamic there really should be an equally dynamic atmosphere. They could easy have two dance floors going each with their own DJ while still preserving plenty of space for lounge lizards to just stand around and sip but instead the entire space is catered to the latter. Very disappointing. The energy that my friends and I brought with us was soon diffused by the dullness that we experienced here and it promptly ended our Friday night out at midnight...really? read more

My organization hosted a speed networking event on the 2nd floor of Igby's on 2/21/13. The service from their staff was incredible and they defiantly enhanced the quality of our event. The drinks were great, the service was great, and everyone expressed how great the venue was. I would definitely recommend this as a place to host events as well as enjoying a few drinks after work or on the weekend. _Cincinnati Young Black Professionals read more

Wow the aesthetics in this place are unbelievable! Everything from the two fireplaces, the long red velvet curtains hanging upstairs, the catwalk (compete with a ledge to sit your beverage on)... I could go on forever about this place. I've found a new love. Yeah, it's a little pricey but it's also downtown, what do you expect. And really, how do you put a price on such a fantastic experience? If you haven't been yet, it's a must see!! read more

Best company and bar staff in town. Literally, beyond talented, friendly, and amazing. Beautiful venue. A must see in Cincinnati.

The patio is great in the summer and the crowd is comprised of a good percentage of professionals who work downtown. The location is located near the business district and their drinks are solid. It's also spacious enough to hold a conversation without yelling. It's definitely more like a lounge than a bar but I'm not complaining! read more

If you want a VIP table with bottle service, and to mingle with suits on a weekend, this is your place. (This is not my place) I'll go back in a year or so when the hype has settled down. I didn't even try to get a drink, but we did wait in line for 10 minutes or so on a Friday night around 10:30pm to get to the second level. Didn't make it to the third floor. It is a beautiful bar, but you can't really tell because it's so packed. I didn't see anywhere to dance, which was surprising considering the crowd. Maybe it was just full of people standing? read more

I visited this bar as an out-of-towner for a birthday party. We had a private room on the 3rd floor which ended up being the perfect size for our smallish group of about 15. I wish we had gotten more of a chance to walk around and see the bar because it looked like it was probably pretty gorgeous, but our room had kind of an odd aesthetic with floor-to-ceiling murals of giant fish (weird for photo backgrounds!). There were a couple of balconies though, which were great for looking two stories down at everyone. We also had our own bathroom - crucial! The hostess/organizer of our party had ordered a few apps for us to share. We sampled the pita & hummus, meatballs with some kind of pesto and bites of not-fried chicken that had an Asian-y glaze. All of the food was just okay, but definitely needed! To my delight & surprise, Igby's has happy hour until 8pm - even on Saturday! I tried their happy hour special, a jalapeño-infused vodka and strawberry cocktail. I'm not much for specialty cocktails, but at only $5 (half price), I couldn't say no. The drink was just ok, I've never had something spicy to drink and I think I decided it isn't my thing. Their cocktails all sounded pretty interesting though - one even has apple baby food in it. Inventive? Weird? Different for sure. The best part about happy hour? They have about 6 bottles of wine offered for a mere $20! Once I gave up on my cocktail I decided to order a bottle and it was the perfect way to celebrate. I can't imagine how much money I saved by not ordering separate glasses throughout the night. Our service was really fantastic. We had one or two dedicated servers who took great care of us, even changing the TV channels at certain times so the guys wouldn't miss whatever game they wanted to watch. I'm not sure what went into the reserving or planning for the party, but everyone had a great time! read more

The atmosphere seemed nice but we went to shoot pool and there was no pool table as indicated on Yelp ....

I'm a bit torn on this one, and probably should return for the sake of writing a decisive review. Went to Igby's for a happy hour drink on a Tuesday night before dinner next door. I was a bit shocked at how crowded this place was at 5PM on a Tuesday. I felt like I had sneaked into a P&G party-all the suits and business attire on the mature crowd. The ambiance and crowd gave it a quite classy feel. It definitely has an upscale feel, which is appropriate for this Arnoff and Business District-adjacent location, but doesn't feel very "Cincinnati," which is good or bad, depending on your night/take. As others haven noted, the upstairs was closed during our visit as well, which is probably why it felt so crowded, and it was too cold to be outside. We luckily snagged two seats when we did, because there were none (again, Tuesday night???). The drink menu seemed comprehensive, but I was sold on their October drink of the month-Four Roses Bourbon, pumpkin puree, fresh ground nutmeg-it was really delish for $5. The bar tender seemed on top of it, and we received service and our drinks at a reasonable pace. Had I spent much time with the drink menu, I may have noticed their prices. I'd probably go back, again for not much more than a drink. If I was looking for a nice, unique place to take someone (hint for date night, fellas!), this would be it; but I want to see the whole place!! With options close by (Nada), it's worth stopping here to see if it's crowded before moving on to a place where you're more likely to get a seat and quick service. read more

Igby's is one of the nicest bars in downtown Cincinnati. The decor is completely modern and very attractive. I really enjoy sitting out on the patio when the weather allows. The bartenders are busy and attentive and I have always been happy with the service here. The drink selection is great- their well vodka is Titos which is a dream come true. Igby's always has a great dj, but sometimes the music is a little too loud. It does get busy here on Saturdays and I prefer to go on Fridays. Great place to come with a group of friends! Igby's is a fun, classy bar. read more

Like the place. Really swank without being over the top. Lots of young professionals go there. Bartenders are top notch. Enjoy it most every time I visit. read more

Went back in August following a Reds Game; the atmosphere and layout is phenomenal. Upscale without being stuffy. If i'm ever back in Cincy I'll surely stop by once again. Drinks are very reasonably priced as well! Awesome introduction for someone who had never been out in downtown Cincinnati before. read more

I agree with everyone's comments on the space - quite breathtaking. However, the drinks, service, staff and even the culture they are trying to portray do not mesh. Unless they work out some of these kinks, I give them 9 months. First the drinks - plastic glasses, really? I understand the dangers due to the two story layout. But for me, the insult was greater than the injury. The service also left a lot to be desired. At one point in the evening, after the midnight crowd had waned significantly, my husband went to the main bar to grab a few drinks. He didn't return for 10 minutes because two of the female bartenders were way more interested in their personal conversation and "didn't notice" him trying to wave them over. Eventually, he got the attention of a 3rd male bartender and was finally served. The general culture the staff was trying to portray was one of a high end downtown experience. Now, I'm not one for a dress code in a bar, as I prefer the more chilled-out OTR crowd, but the mix of people in this place included people in cocktail attire to people in t-shirts, baggy jeans and sneakers. More than anything, it just made for an awkward experience. The last thing I did not care for were the bathrooms. They are in the basement of the bar and sort of take on the same theme as the community sink concept (like at the Lackman). However, the bathrooms themselves also felt like community bathrooms - yes, there were floor to ceiling doors, but there were no designated women's and men's bathrooms from what I could tell. It just seemed like a free for all - just pick a stall! All in all, I think this place would be more successful as a toned-down, loungy champagne and wine bar geared towards Cincinnati's young professionals. They could even still keep some simple menu items on the docket such as meat and cheese plates, chocolate covered strawberries, etc. (items that serve the purpose of enhancing the vino and bubbly, of course)! I'll give Igby's one more chance in a few months to work out the kinks and define its demographic. Hopefully, it can turn into a place that Cincinnatians can latch onto because I'd hate to see such a gorgeous interior go to waste. read more

Happy hour is 4-8 and the drink specials are pretty good - I don't drink beer so I only pay attention to the cocktail list...$6 well drinks and $3 off specialty cocktails. The atmosphere is dark & warm but trendy. Great place for happy hour with colleagues or for a drink before a show at the Aronoff. read more

Met a friend for happy hour. My friend paid for my drinks, so I cant speak to any prices. We both had Tito's and Diet Coke, drinks were strong but not too strong. Service was attentive, my water glass was never empty. But service was also not intrusive. We were able to have a good conversation. Decent parking options within a block. Would recommend and visit again. read more

I had a less than favorable experience in this establishment tonight. There was techno ish music playing loudly and my friend asked a woman to change the station. The white female bartender changed the music station to something that ended up being slower. I understand that this is a bar, but to only play a certain type of music, makes me feel like they do not value my business. I own my home in OTR and thus I frequent the area. I often find that my interests and money do not matter, and are not welcome. I know it may seem silly to whomever is reading this, but it matters to me. It matters to other 30 something's, in this city who happen not to be white. OTR caters to whites, and it is unfortunate. I did not feel welcomed in this establishment. There are a myriad of bars downtown and hopefully I will find one that is more accepting and inclusive. The white female bartender changed the Pandora station from techno to Lauryn Hill (which she said was too slow-fair enough) changed the station to the oldies (but refused a suggestion of Michael Jackson) then changed back to techno once the bar started to fill with white women. It was obviously more important to make those white girls happy, than to make me and my 2 Puerto Rican friends happy, or in the very least not alienate us. I do not want nor do I expect music that is native to one particular ethnicity such as salsa or rap music, but I do expect staff to listen to my reasonable request. I also expect staff to try and compromise on a music station. My money is green just like everyone else's, and if I am spending my money and time in an establishment, I would like voice to be heard. read more

We stopped at Igby's for a drink prior to dinner at Boca. It was relatively quiet as it was the week between Christmas and New Year's. It was Happy Hour and we had a nice Tempranillo for $20. A very nice wine at a great price. This was the best value of the night as while Boca is delicious it is very expensive. I love the decor in Igby's. While I have not eaten here they have an excellent selection of craft beers. And did I mention a bottle of red wine for $20 during Happy Hour. read more

Cincinnati hasn't seen anything like this! Great atmosphere, Great staff! 4EG is one of the best things this city has! Thanks for bringing new life to Downtown! Check it out for yourself! read more

Very fun place to come on a Friday or Saturday night! Ive been here multiple times and have had a great experience each time ive come. The prices are pretty standard for OTR but the bar tenders are nice and sometimes will drink a shot with you! The layout is very cool, with an outdoor patio, bar area inside with tables, and then upstairs theres another bar which you can look down onto the first floor and an outdoor patio up there as well with a lounge area. Overall an awesome place to come to have a good night, with a good crowd! read more

So much potential yet so Douchy. All red velvet goth and pay-to-sit areas roped off by heavy nautical twine. Crappy loud music where you can only feel the beat and barely make out that there's a vocal track. Like they lifted the coed bathrooms from ally McBeal. Always an experience to have a drunk chick pull up to the urinal next to you. read more

Igby's is beautiful. I've only been there for a special event, so I can't speak for a normal weekend experience. (I suspect it will get terribly loud and crowded). I love the space and decor, and there's a big bar upstairs and downstairs. The shared bathroom sink space really threw me off- wonder how many inebriated folks have stumbled into the wrong side of the stalls? Drink prices are on the middle to pricier end of the spectrum. Did not try the food this time, but hopefully will be back to scope it out one day! read more

This place was pretty awesome. I will warn that we went early and it did seem to be getting into the more clubby party feel when we left but it was nice while we were there. The had two cocktails and both were tasty. They also have a cigar patio so we tried one with a glass of scotch. It was quite delicious. They patio has heaters so it was brisk but comfortable. The bar tenders were crafting the drinks and helpful on the selections. We will be back to try the happy hour but we will probably avoid it in the later hours of the night. read more

Igby's - Pumpkin Martini - Lounges Near Me - Cincinnati, Ohio

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I've been here a couple times and it's very nice and they have good drink options. Friends and I got there around 7:30 and it was easy to find a seat, but it gets really crowded later in the night. read more

I feel like this is the bar Cincinnati has been waiting for. A beautiful, large, classy bar with a little bit of everything - a long bar, enough room to move, a pool table, good beer, see through stairs, a place to scope people when they come out of the restroom... Sometimes you want to go to that place where everyone is and see what Cincinnati has to offer without the cheesy factor most downtown bars have struggled to get away from. That is the night that you know you'll spend more than you meant to impressing people you might not see again, but when you roll out, you'll say, "now that was a night out...well done, Igby's". read more