Best and fastest service of any bar on the west side! Great live music on the weekends, karaoke on…read moreThursdays. Happy hour and bucket specials, as well as cheap tasty drinks! Kitchen is also open til 1 AM EVERYDAY! Club Trio is definitely a place you have to stop in and check out!

Won't be back the food isn't even edible. First and last time here. Parking is very limited and the…read morecover is $5 for nothing.

This place was amazing, beautiful, they help you decorate clean. They helped with anything just had…read moreto ask for assistance and they were there with a smile on there face. They made my daughters sweet 16 even more memorable. A truly unique wonderful experience. Thanks so much for all you did. Christina Myers

Great place! Great central location in the heart of Cheviot. Perfect venue for weddings, showers,…read moreget togethers, company parties, class reunions, reveal parties, birthday parties, family reunions, the list goes on. Would highly recommend. Very accommodating and great service. Mary the owner is awesome!! Cannot say enough good things about this place and the owner.

This place employs the most unfriendly bartenders. They appear really disgusted with the customers…read morewho provide their income. Go ahead, ask for a cocktail and see how customer friendly they're NOT!

Love karaoke night everytime I go and the pool tables are always a great Vibe. Great markets and…read moregreat music always !!!! Love the patio size is pretty big drinks reasonably priced treat customers great no drama

This place is like a wine and beer emporium! The possibilities are endless. So many great…read moreselections to choose from. The vibe is so cozy. Food is top notch as well.

Marty's is our go-to restaurant/bar in College Hill. Owners Marty & Kate are welcoming hosts. The…read moreservers and chef Bob are excellent too. Love the food, drink & atmosphere. Marty's hand with decor created a calm, sophisticated post modern vibe.

Chis is kind and trying his best. Good vibes. Campfire with smores. Can't wait to see the Reno…read more Will come again.

Not much with for food - but they have delicious Dicks potato chips. The bartenders are great,…read moregreat cold drinks. The lounge is nice for great conversation, get togethers and they have monthly brunches. Check them out!

What do I like about the Loon: Wine Bar and Shop? Let me tell ya... the cozy atmosphere, they make…read morea mean Old Fashioned, they have Scarpetta brand Prosecco, their cute lil signs on the bathroom doors, lots of wine to go, a quaint stage for original music makers, and how they play movies on a VCR! Retro, fun, lively, what more could you want in a place to sit a spell and have a drinky poo? Treat yourself to the Loon, today!

The review is based solely on wine. Wanted to go to a wine bar after a day of work. Searched for…read morewine on yelp. OK. Traveled. Sampled the Montepulciano. It was not bad but wanted to sample the temperanillo. Sample from a box. Uh.... no. Took a sniff and little tadte of temperanillo. Yeah. Sweet box wine taste, not temperanillo or at least the taste I was familiar. I went with the Montepulciano. I got the bottom of the bottle with a fresh screw cap bottle. This glass did not taste like the sample. Like the pbr of wine. Just saying. I updated the review now based on manager response. My critique was originally based solely on wine taste so yeah I probably should have gave it a 2 star but now see the management clearly leaves something to be desired although I do appreciate the spell checker. You really got me on that one! Also, something being organic does not automatically make it better for you. Lead is also organic. While we are on the whole eco thing, glass bottles can also be recycled without all the ink on boxes as well as the plastics involved, as an aside. I will strive to not be ignorant and improve my palate by drinking more box wines. I thank the management for their response as it provided a negative image I was not previously aware.

The Drama Workshop is a hardworking and dedicated theatre group that puts on great shows. Very…read morewelcoming and friendly.

In mid- 2011, the Glenmore Playhouse was still known as the Glenmore Bowl, a local landmark that…read morewas known to generations of Cincinnatians on the West side for almost 85 years. When the previous owners decided it was time to call it a day, it was thought by many that this historic structure would go the way of so many others, i.e. succumbing to the fate of the wrecking ball, or simply by dying a slow and painful death from neglect. However, in the fall of 2011, The Drama Workshop (TDW), a local theatre group, purchased the building to make themselves a permanent home. Having produced community theatre in this part of Cincinnati since 1954, and having squeezed in performances at the nearby Westwood Town Hall Recreation Center for years, TDW jumped at the chance to have a place to call their own. I had seen several productions put on by The Drama Workshop while they were at the Westwood Town Hall Recreation Center, and made it a point to come out for their first production at the new location. It was Snoopy! The Musical, in October of 2012. At that time, the Glenmore Playhouse was still pretty rough as a theatre. Plywood filled in the gaps where the alley gutters and ball returns used to be. Temperature control was minimal (it was a warm October that year), and the "bowling alley acoustics" left many in the audience leaning forward and cocking their heads to hear the actors. Seating was of the old metal fold out chair variety sitting level on the floor. While there were sidewalls and a lobby, you could easily see it's bowling alley past. There was a lot of work to be done. Since then, that is in less than 2 years, the transformation here has been amazing. The temperature control problem is now gone, thanks to a new HVAC system. Acoustic panels and a few other additions have greatly improved the sound quality of both the actors and the effects. There is a professional lighting grid, beautiful new carpeting, and everything has been painted. The lobby has been redone. But the most dramatic improvement to the theatre has been the addition of padded theatre seats, complete with armrests, that are affixed to sets of movable risers, stadium style. A great improvement which I believe came from a local university that was replacing their seats, and the change here has been dramatic. For the patrons: they are comfortable, they are inviting, and due to the tiered rows, they improve the sight line to the stage immeasurably. Additionally, and a benefit for both the patrons and the theatre, is that the riser sets break apart and can be arranged to fit the set design needs. Some productions use a straight row style like you see at a movie theater, with everyone facing forward towards the elevated stage. Some are in-the-round style, with the set being in the middle at floor level, and the seats being arranged in groups on three sides of the set. Great flexibility for the production team, and great variety for the audience. Although they are limited to about 99 seats, due to minimum exit requirements, the building has room for a lot more, when the time comes. There is still work to be done, mainly reminders that the building was built in a far different era. Entering the men's restroom is like squeezing college kids into a phone booth. The odd, wedged shape room doesn't lend itself to accommodating the "accommodations" very well. There are plans to move these at some point, however, which will be a welcomed change. The steps into the building are not ADA friendly, but I understand a ramp is pretty much next on the list of things to do. Probably the most impressive thing of all is that this is done mainly by volunteers and by a few paid craftsmen. Local contractors have donated, or else provided at significantly reduced rates, the time and some of the materials to help get this place done. Volunteers are the main source of labor. A hardcore group of weekend help has made this what it is. Ah, local theatre and community involvement at its best. I am just a patron, but I go to a lot of theatre, so I reasonably well know of what I speak. I attended 88 theatre productions last year alone throughout the local Cincinnati area. I can't think of a harder working or more dedicated group of people than those who have banded together to save this beautiful old building, and turn it into this local gem. I highly recommend coming out to see what they have done here, and to watch some of the most enjoyable, affordable theatre that one could hope to see anywhere. I have also reviewed The Drama Workshop on Yelp!, so take a peek at that if you would like a little more insight into the productions and into TDW themselves.

Small, cozy atmosphere with decent food. I was impressed with all the food we ordered. The service…read morewas good too.

My husband and I found McCoy's Place while doing a search on Yelp, feeling eager to try something…read morenew. McCoy's did not disappoint. I started off with a cup of their homemade chili, which was pretty good. (I personally prefer a little more beans in my chili but that aside, the chili was quite good, Especially on a cold day.) My husband's enjoyed a 6-piece order of spicy garlic wings. He really liked the sauce on the wings. For my entree, I ordered the Grape Wanut Chickrn Salad Wrap with a side of green beans. I had the option of a white wrap or spinach and herb. I went with the spinach and herb for something different. The wrap was really good! And being that I am now on Weight Watchers, I loved that I had the option to order green beans as a side. The green beans looked and tasted fresh,, not from a can or frozen. One note for those who might be vegetarian, though, there is a little bit of bacon in the green beans. I also sampled my husband's onion rings that he ordered with his burger, and they were really yummy! Even though it took me a little over my daily points, we ordered a slice of oreo cheesecake to share for dessert. It was rich, creamy, and loaded with oreos. I highly recommend! I only gave McCoy's 4 stars instead of 5 become service was really slow when we first arrived, but it did improve as the night went on. I would recommend, though, that you order your appetizer and meal at the same time if possible. The next time you're in the next, stop in and give McCay Place a try. The friendly staff is eager to welcome you. Bon Appétit!

What a fun place! Food was great, the bbq sauce on the ribs was incredibly good! We hit this place…read moreon a beautiful evening of good weather so the doors were open to a great breeze. Service was great, food was yummy and last minute decision to go downstairs for a concert that was super fun!

Went see shaun Cassidy and ate upstairs beforehand I got the garage burger very good but my…read moresister got the brisket nachos and they were so soggy Its a great venue and our seats were perfect Got lovely photos

Brunch is my favorite. This place is a staple. It's good to see the kids out here so keep it alive…read morewith good vibes yummy food and a great variety of local entertainment some comedy to music to random weird shit and maybe even some reggae and dance hall in the basement if you're lucky Stay golden, Pony-boy.

Such an interesting place! Dive bar vibes on one side, Mexican food and music on the other! Nachos…read morewere really good paired with salsa sampler. They had an orange ginger salsa of the day , really gingery! The spicy was really good. Also had jerk tofu tacos. Seasoning was okayyy more on the sweet cinnamony side, didn't feel like 'jerk' seasoning. But really nice to have a vegetarian protein on the menu!