Had a great time playing board games. Just relaxing and spending the evening together…read more Also enjoyed appetizers of breadsticks, crap, Rangoon and tortilla chips with guacamole cheese, and dipping sauces Dinner was sandwiches and hot chicken and waffle fries Definitely go for the evening and have fun

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

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.

I was very surprised by the quality of food at this place. I love their fries and potato skins…read more They have some of the best ranch I've tried in a while. I'm coming back soon to try other items on the menu. If you're looking for a great neighborhood bar with a dive bar feel this is definitely your place. The drinks are strong and ice cold too. I have no complaints about this place. The patrons can be a little rowdy, but that's expected at a bar and grill. Give them a try!!

Cloverleaf Pub is the perfect local west side hangout. The food is always on point--way better than…read moreyour average bar fare--and the bartenders are friendly, fast, and make you feel right at home. It's a great mix of people, making for a fun and inclusive vibe. Whether you're there to watch the game (tons of TVs!) or enjoy live music, karaoke, or trivia, there's always something happening. Great food (spicy garlic wings, garlic parm pretzel bites, buffalo chicken dip, and their fresh cut fries are my faves), great drinks, and even better people. Can't recommend it enough!

This place is nice for a neighborhood bar. Almost Everyone knows everyone. A very friendly place…read morewhere there's a "everybody is family" feel. There is a pool table there and several tables. A wee bit small but nice. The alcoholic drinks aren't bad. The food there is ok. I got their hottest wings but the guys made it very very pasty. The cook/bartender came up to me and asked me what he thinks and i told him it was too too pasty. The hot wing "paste" was a bit on the black peppery and told him. I am definitely going to try them again and make sure i ask for juicy ;-). The Spicy garlic wings are good.

My husband and I love this place! We randomly decided to come here because we both bowl and work at…read moreother local bowling alleys. The food is delicious and far better than your average bowling alley food. The service is always great and the atmosphere is laid back.

. It seems to me that most people aren't venturing far from home for their entertainment…read morethese days. As a result, local watering holes are seeing bigger numbers of bud light pounders like me. Meyer's Sports and Music, my party stop this weekend, is no exception. Meyer's, behind Skyline Chili on Colerain Avenue at Ronald Reagan, might be called your "typical hole in the wall" by some folks. But others know a little secret that makes this "little hole" a class act---most of the time. "The owner made a hit record in the seventies. That guy will entertain all night long," said Allen Howard, a patron of the bar. That owner is Doug Meyer, hence the name "Meyer's." "Dougy," as I affectionately call him, is a one man show who likes to interject his Italian humor in between numbers. Manned with a keyboard, a drum machine, and a complete catalog of computerized Karaoke tunes, there isn't a song he can't perform. But Doug is never the only entertainer in the room. Because of the Karaoke factor, there is always someone in the room that wants to boast their pipes, good or bad. The Frank Sinatras, Elvis', Madonnas and Tim McGraws are all there. But don't worry karaoke haters, there is plenty of entertainment for you. "I have never seen such a diverse group of people in one room, doing so many different crazy things," said Jess Black, another Meyer's "bottoms-upper." Jess is right. Meyer's has it's typical regulars but there are a few that stand out when the weekend rolls around. You will first notice them when Dougy throws on a dance tune and a 70-plus year-old-man jumps on the floor a starts to boogie. He's followed by his 20-something bimbo (whom we are not quit sure is a paid escort or not) that acts as if his advances are normal. Shaniqua, with the enormous breasts (I mean ENORMOUS) joins in ---and before you know it, it's on! People are dancing on tables and grinding down! On this Friday night, shots of Hypnotic are tilting back all around. Someone eventually decides that there should be a reason to have all of the gals in the room hang their bras from the ceiling. A reason is found and the owner's girlfriend is the first to de-strap. I refuse to expose my puppies, not only because I need breast implants, but also because I am wearing a $30. push-up bra that I happen to like. But I do manage to convince old Charlie to donate his boxers for five dollars (a big mistake). Charlie is now a free man and everyone gets a piece of the action if you know what I mean. I do decide to get up on the dance floor and do my best Janet Jackson dance moves---I was a Cincinnati Bearkitten (dance team), so I figure I am allowed. I then find I've made enough tips from my performance for another round of Hypnotic. YEA! "Nooooobodddddyyyyy can dance like Robin," says Dougy with a grin as he falls off of his stool. The craziness continues all night until I finally realize that maybe it's time to go home. The last thing I remember is eating potato soup right out of a can, the remnants of which are on my satin covers (I ate it in bed). Meyer's isn't always as crazy as I described, just when I am there. Who knew? I guess it's worth mentioning that I have no idea what the "Sports" in "Meyer's Sports and Music" really stands for. I know that Dougy sponsors a softball team, but I don't recall them ever winning a game. I have never seen sports on the two big screens, but I am not there to watch TV. Regardless, if you are interested in kicking back in a fun little hole-in-the-wall, with entertainment, Meyer's is the place. Just remember to bring an extra bra (or boxers).

I truly don't understand the hype around crossroads. The food is microwaved bar food. Boneless…read morewings are worse than pizza joint boneless wings. Fries have no seasoning and are thrown into an air fryer from a frozen bag. Second time giving them a chance and disappointed.

Crossroads is your neighborhood sports bar. Food is solid but no one is really there for that. I'd…read morerecommend going to crossroads to watch sporting events, grab drinks and wings. The wings are hands down the best menu item there!

The food wasn't the best. The .99 wings are not worth it and are so small. If you want good…read morewings go to wild mikes. The service was good. Nothing special

More than a little disappointed this time - my boyfriend's burger came out raw in the middle. The…read morefood here used to be so good, but something has changed. We were served on tiny paper plates just big enough to hold our sandwich. Oh well, at least the beer and the Saratoga chips are still good enough to go there and watch the game.

Come here frequently, love the place! And the people are so nice and attentive ! Wish they had…read morecognac though

Great Bar! Got Pregnant here! Highly recommend the Long Island Iced Teas and spacious stalls in the…read moremen's restroom!