My fiancée and I have been to the Oscar's Event Center numerous times. Over the years we've been to…read morethe Cheese fest and Weekend of Fire twice. All have been easy access to get in, spacious with mass vendors , and fun. Just recently, we went to the Pickles Wars. We bought the tickets online and pricing was reasonable. There were vendors from different states and some local. There were lines but they went pretty quick. Nice alcohol selection and many samples to try. If you want to purchase them, they are sold at the Jungle Jim's market. I love Jungle Jim's events. They are always a great experience and you leave happy.

This place exceeded my expectations for my August 17th wedding. Heather Russell was everything I…read morecould have dreamed and more. She put together my day perfectly. The food was amazing! Her communication exceeded my expectations. I would recommend her for everything. She listened to EXACTLY what I wanted, was amazing, communicated, and even threw in multiple surprises! I didn't like to hear from my wedding party how they thought her boss was disrespectful and breathed down her neck ( I thought Katie was helpful, but it made sense once I heard it)... but she was able to take lead, and do an amazing job event planning while juggling other events leading up to my big day. You'd be crazy to pass her up and passing up the Oscar.. I plan to upload WAY better photos of this venue.. this is all I have for now since I just got married Saturday and Daniel Michael (also 10/10) wouldn't be able to send me photos until a few weeks! But if you're contemplating the Oscar, you can reach out to me for any questions or concerns you have!!!

The first thing we knew we wanted out of a venue was a small size - we didn't want more than 60…read morepeople in attendance. We picked this location initially with the guest count being are only criteria, but we were almost immediately surprised by so much more. The view, the gorgeous interiors, and the rich history were all things that finally led us to choose this as our venue for our wedding. But, above all else, was the venue owner - Roger Swonger. He went above and beyond to make our day as special as it possibly could be, and with his help, our wedding day went absolutely perfect. With just one planning session, and a couple of tours, Roger was able to guide us through the perfect day. He communicated well with all of the vendors, was able to provide an amazing wait staff, and bartender, and even thought of the small details - placing some flowers on our small wedding cake, putting a pen by the guest book, etc. Most importantly to us, as a now husband and husband duo, was finding a venue that was accepting. This was Roger to a tee - not only did he treat us with kindness, he guided us towards other LGBTQ+ friendly vendors as well. With his support and guidance, we had a wedding that completely surpassed our exceptions of what a wedding could ever look like in an area like Kentucky. I don't think there is any universe where we could have had a better wedding, and this is all thanks to Roger, and all thanks to having our wedding ceremony at Wiedemann Hill Mansion.

I cannot speak highly enough of this gorgeous old home. I was built by The Wiedemann family which…read moreis known for the beer empire. The mansion was decked out in full Christmas and there was ample parking. You get out of your car and the view just stops you it is so beautiful. The whole staff was so sweet during the whole wedding and I was impressed how pretty much everything came with the venue. The food from Vanderman's (SP?) was so incredibly tasty. Also loved that they had porch heaters and blankets so you could still enjoy the view and be warm. The place is perfect for a 60 person wedding and really not crowded at all.

We came for a reception on a Friday night. The cocktail hour was short and we had salad relatively…read moresoon after arrival. Bread was given to each table along with a small flower shaped piece of butter. Our meals were selected prior to the reception and came out looking fantastic. Staff were incredible during the event and always were around when needed. I highly recommend this venue!

Cooper Creek is absolutely a great hidden find in Blue Ash. Just absolutely beautiful great place…read morefor events or even weddings. I've been here twice one for a work event that was more professional and another for Cincinnati Magazine's Sweet Victory which was more fun and exciting. I must say it works for either event. They have two levels so if you're trying to have something that's more private like a reception before the big event you can do that upstairs and then have a party downstairs. Parking is great too. Their staff is awesome and very accommodating to what you might need. The view outside of the golf course is absolutely beautiful and ideal for weddings - my mom told me this is wear my wedding will be....here's to hoping! Overall a great location!

Great for showers, birthday parties, or small gatherings, but NOT RECOMMENDED for WEDDINGS…read more Our guests felt cramped, and the dinner table arrangement was far from ideal. The owner changed the original table layout without my permission, which made the space less comfortable and suitable for our guests. There were also additional issues with the owner during the event that came across as distasteful, and some guests even found the behavior rude. On a positive note, the booking process was straightforward and the pricing was affordable.

I had my husband's birthday party at Gather Cincy! Such a nice place!! Peggy and her daughter made…read moresure everything was set up perfect! The space is wonderful!! Thank you Gather Cincy!!!

if I could, I would give it zero stars!Yesterday was one of the poorest excuses for an Easter…read moreBuffet I have ever been to. I was embarrassed to have my family there. It didn't look very well attended and now we know why. They must have known something that we didn't. I have been to several Mother's Day Buffets there and I know that they know better than to charge $55.00/person for the cheap garbage they foisted on the guests. How many ways can they serve PORK(the cheapest meat on the market and half the price of a pound of hamburger), along with dozens of hard boiled eggs at less than 2.00/doz., some beef that was tough and obviously a low price cut or mystery meat. The salads were sparse, there were no cheese selections at all, no juices served, and not a single vegetable was on the menu. I don't believe that I have EVER been to a buffet that didn't at least serve green beans(but then, right now they cost more/pound than pork). The buffet was FULL of "filler foods" like donuts and muffins. The service was terrible. If you wanted something to drink, you had to go get it yourself. That "buffet" wasn't even worth $150. let alone $275.00 There was a sign out front that said "Mother's Day Buffet". We will not be stupid enough to be "taken" a second time. We will NOT be back.

Finding a place my wife would like for Mother's Day is difficult, but Manor House's Mother's Day…read morebrunch filled the bill. Anywhere with an omelette station will get my attention. The omelette station here was top notch. They had poached eggs next to it that looked like extra large egg McMuffins. They test better. The tenderloin was awesome. The ham was excellent. Adding dessert, and the ability of our out of town son to attend (with his significant other) made my lady the happiest she could be. With a little dessert, the starches made me sleepy, so some of the best coffee I have had in a long time was available. Goodbye Starbucks. Goodnight Dunkin. No match to McCafe for the Manor House coffee. I will do my best to come back next year (if it doesn't sell out before I get a reservation). I love this.

Pinecroft & Funky's team of expert wedding designers, chefs & coordinators is the best in…read moreCincinnati. The very first moment you step foot on the estate, you'll fall in love. It gets better and better after that. This historical site continues gets more beautiful as the team invests in it's historic preservation every year. The mansion it's accompanying orchard, gardens & semi-permanent indoor tent provide the most beautiful backdrop for a wedding, rain or shine, or any event seeking a memorable, unique canvas. Cecilia & her team provide clear & helpful assistance as you plan your wedding, all the way from A to Z. Their experience & network of the very best vendors in the city will help you create a beautiful wedding. We didn't use this as a one-stop-shop, we did a lot of work to find the perfect photographers, cake & flowers in the city, but nearly all of them have worked with Cecilia & Pinecroft on previous occasion. All who had were very complimentary & shared great experiences when we told them we had reserved Pinecroft & the Funky's Catering team. Pinecroft pairs the venue & catering, & Funky's catering is the best in the city - so it's the perfect partnership. Pinecroft's full understanding of our plan for the whole day - ceremony to final dance made the evening flow beautifully from start to finish. The party flowed from beginning to end without a hitch. I could write much more, but instead I'll offer to answer any questions you might have if you'd like to send us a note. It was the best day of our lives & we owe a very large part of it to Pinecroft. THANK YOU!

The Pinecroft's venue is absolutely beautiful and perfect for a wedding, however the company that…read moredoes the catering, Funky's has been rather difficult to work with. The food is excellent and they offer many different options. My issue has been with communication with the representatives and a missing dress. When we booked the venue we were told that we (bride's family) would receive the leftover food which we did not receive. It's very difficult when you know for a fact that there was a decent amount left. I had paid extra money to have all of our things packed up and loaded into my car. So I had hoped that the food was packed and loaded in my car, which it wasn't. Then I had left a dress there and called the venue the next day and was told it was found and would be sent to me. It's been 6 weeks and have never received the dress. When I emailed them I was "informed" that it was sent. I contacted them about 1-2 weeks later asking yet again, and was told it was sent and there's nothing they can do about it. Sadly, with what has transpired between the contact person, I am having a hard time believing that something being mailed from Cincinnati to Northern Kentucky would not have reached me a long time ago, even if it got returned to sender, at least they would have let me know. And lastly, I was contacted two days after the event and was told they "forgot" to add a tax onto my final bill which I had paid in full prior to the wedding. They proceeded to tell me since the food being boxed and sent home with me was not written in the contract, that it was basically my fault. I hated doing it, but I said since the tax wasn't written down, that I shouldn't have to pay that. I had gotten so aggravated and to this day, 6 weeks after the wedding, I still haven't received my dress, and plan on never getting it. I didn't complain when we ran out of appetizers for 200 people, especially since I didn't see many of the staff walking around with them. The bride and groom only got 2 of each appetizers and that was it. You would think with 600 "pieces" that there would be enough for people. Everyday up to the wedding was perfect, but with what has occurred since then has left me feeling aggravated.

I got married 09/14/2024 in Mt Airy Park and afterwards we had our reception at the Enclave Event…read moreCenter. Staff is awesome as well as the owner. Food was great. Decorations beautiful. Price to hold the reception there wasn't all over the top. Cassandra our host was very helpful and Chanel took care of us. Would definitely recommend using them for any kind of event. Shelly Fuller-Hill

This the is the best event center in the city of Cincinnati. Great customer service, great host,…read moregreat food, and great pricing. We will be back

Really like this venue for wedding receptions and ceremonies! I am a local wedding photographer, so…read moreI am at more venues than most. I have shot several weddings at Savannah Center - some included the ceremony there, too, in the outdoor area with the gazebo. First off, as a photographer, I really like the cool details in this venue. There's the staircase (to nowhere) which gets soft light from the windows by it - just perfect for gorgeous bridal and other portraits. I like the wood panel area with fireplace for the groom/groomsmen photos. The piano makes a great place to do photos - fun or otherwise. It makes for very cool wedding ring photos, too - with the reflection. The over sized chairs work well for photos of the bride and groom. And there's all the outdoor area/gardens. Even with the buildings in the background, there are ways to get great photos. Also, the food is very good - better than many venues/caterers. Another plus - you can't hear the music from other weddings. The bridal suite for getting ready is spacious and well appointed. Every time I've been there, the staff has been professional with good service. They've even helped move furniture in the main lobby for photos! In summary - I would definitely recommend The Savannah Center to couples looking for a wedding venue with some character and lots of pluses. It has a lot to offer, and they do a fabulous job!

I attended a gorgeous wedding at the Savannah Center and was impressed with both the venue, the…read moreattention to detail in planning, and the delicious catering. Savannah Center is tucked off of Union Center Boulevard in a vast green space. The wedding ceremony took place outside on a lovely sunny day. The couple said their vows inside a gazebo, which was positioned in front of a scenic lake and fountain view. The bridal party had a variety of places to take photographs, from outside, to the grand stairwell, to an area with posh seating that just so happened to match the wedding colors. Keeping with tradition, the bride and groom chose not to see each other before the ceremony. Each had private rooms on opposite ends of the building. After the vows, guests were led into a cocktail area, then later were seated in the dining room for the wedding party introductions. Dinner consisted of grilled chicken or filet mignon, with mashed potatoes and sauteed vegetables. I made a joke about mixed vegetables being "filler", but these were very tasty! It was a mixture of zucchini, red and yellow peppers, onion, and broccoli. The steak was succulent and as always, the mashed potatoes were devoured. I also enjoyed the pita chips that were served along in the bread basket. A small salad with red pepper ranch dressing was served for an appetizer. I'm not sure if the wedding cake was crafted by the caterers, but it was moist and savory. Throughout the evening, I spotted Mary, the wedding planner, keeping everything organized and on task. She works for Savannah Center and definitely had her hands full for this elaborate wedding: - Outside ceremony with about 150 guests - Live acoustic Celtic band: harp, flute, and violin - Five bridesmaids and five groomsmen, two flower girls, and a gigantic immediate family - Serving a three-course meal - A live band for the reception - A separate master of ceremony for the reception All of this, and she had to keep the bride and groom from seeing each other. The wedding went off flawlessly, and from what I could tell, all the guests were having a wonderful, lively time.