I soooo look forward to ladies night here! All the martinis are FANTASTIC! And they are only $7!…read moreThe ladies show up and it's just all around good vibes.

Our favorite bar, EVER! We've been going to Roosevelt for 6 years now and love this place. Great…read moredrinks, fun atmopshere and the staff is amazing.

Peyton was a great server. We want to come back! Peyton was friendly and attentive.read more

Great ice-cold beers, pizza, more. Playground! Indoor and outdoor seating…read more We were in town for a wedding, and we ate at MadTree Parks & Rec several times (May 2026). Our host was able to make reservations for seating areas for large numbers of people, so once we had two areas of a dozen or more, and a couple other times we had one area of that size. This flexibility was a big plus because we could only guess at how many would make it each time. We had ice-cold beers of every description, including IPAs, hazys, and other local crafts. I can't name them all, and some drafts aren on the printed menu, bu5 8 kniw we had Psychopathy, a flavorful IPA, and Seeing Colors Tropical IPA, with a sweeter / hazy profile. Dont miss their cocktails! We loved the S'More Espresso Martini: vodka, chocolate liqueur, coffee tiqueur, and espresso :-) So much yum! And we ordered various pizzas. Our favorite was the Scenic Supreme (pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, red onions, green peppers, black olives) and the Vista Veggie (about the same without the meats). I also saw friends devouring Caprese Canyon (olive oil, minced garlic, fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, roma tomatoes, balsamic drizzle). And of course regular pepperoni. Tasty crust, tasty red sauce, (you could get white sauce), generous toppings. We got the large sizes, which were enough for at least four people per pie. Sandwich-wise, the most popular was the Cuban Reuben: marble rye, corned beef, ham, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, dill pickle, and Russian dressing. It's the added ham and pickles that move it toward a Cuban sandwich. Well-stacked, hot, and flavorful. For local flavor, the Goetta sandwich: that flavorful Cincinnati oat-pork hash, with candied bacon, american cheese, pickled jalapeños, lettuce, and ranch. Here and there we shared Buffalo fried-Cauliflower with celery and ranch on the side. This was. Not as spicy as it could be. But if you're going to eat cauliflower, this is tasty approach. We like the tangy Fried Pickle Spears better, served with lightly-spicy chipotle ranch. And we added some fresh crunchy Caesar salads, too, and and amazing pecan, apple, blue cheese, cranberry salad! So many candied pecans! Somehow, the servers kept up with an erratic flow of orders from different groups, keeping track on portable devices, so it was easy for each group to settle their own bill as-needed. It may not sound like much, but it was impressively smooth and error-free. And the staff remained helpful,and cheerful throughout. They built a large playgroup area with slides and climbers and more. Inside there's a large play camper that we spent a lot of time in, too! This is a great place for fresh-air dining, for large groups, and especially for kids. We lived the food and drink. Lots of wonderful leftovers, especially those huge pizzas!

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.

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 love meeting friends at Tommie's. The staff are always friendly, the drinks are amazing, and the…read moreambiance is wonderful.

This was originally a "speakeasy" but has since gotten HUGE signage directing you to it, so really…read moredoesn't qualify anymore. You can either walk through the gun center or enter at the rear / side of the building. Either way it is a bit of a walk so could be a concern for anyone with mobility issues. I was surprised that there were not any disabled parking spots close to the side entrance. It's a large lounge, upscale and beautifully decorated though does not have an intimate feel. Majority of seating is tables vs. bar. The cocktail menu is unique and fun, with the different drinks named after famous and infamous gunslingers. I had a Baby Face Nelson which was attractive and delicious. At first I though it was a little weak but towards the end it hit with a bang (see what I did there). I also took advantage of the ladies night menu and got a $5 cucumber mint G&T. The cocktail pricing is what you'd expect, ranging from $12 to $16. The wine list is not extensive and I would not describe this as a wine bar. But, I would come here seeking a fancy cocktail anyway. No food served, but door dash menus are available and there is also a limited menu for direct delivery from the Indian restaurant across the road. The outdoor patio looks nice. We were there on the earlier side, around 5 PM on a weekday. Service was pretty attentive with only one waitress handling the tables. I think if they found a way to serve some simple appetizers and put in a railing along the walkway from the parking lot to the door (thinking of my husband here) I'd give it five stars. They have a weird rule in that they insist on scanning your ID, regardless of age, up until 7 PM any day - this is so that no one who orders a drink can go next door and shoot (where they also scan IDs). The shooting range closes at 7 PM. So shoot first, drink later.

We had my mother's celebration of life at the event center. It was a fantastic experience all…read morearound. They were very responsive while planning, the food was incredible and the space was perfect. Alexis was very helpful during all of it, and the staff was just amazing. Highly recommend for events.

i would ask for a table in sophi's section. she is a great server and very personable.read more

The Good The room was pretty clean. There were dishes and…read moresilverware to use. The bathroom was clean. The person at the counter when we checked in was nice. The Not-So-Great We got down to breakfast the next morning about an hour before the end. There were no plates. There was no sign of a cook. We knocked on the kitchen door and she peeked her head in the window. I asked for some more plates, then she opened the door to check. When she finally brought plates out, 5 of the 6 plates she brought were dirty (see picture). The food was ok. Nothing was labeled. My kids ended up eating a boiled egg and waffles. The waffle machine was more backed up than usual. (Not kid friendly food). The hotel overall felt outdated and in need of a renovation. The cupboards in the room wouldn't close and were hanging crooked on the hinge, the air in the place must have been not working well because it felt muggy, the phone in the room didn't work at all, and the phone in the hallway by the elevators was missing buttons. I guess I was expecting more from a Residence Inn.

Overall, I found this hotel to be absolutely excellent. Below are details of my experience in a one…read moreking one bedroom suite, which was available at a competitive price for the area. The room itself was both clean and spacious, with a nice living room and kitchen upon entering. There were plenty of places to set, a pull out sofa, a TV and chest, a spacious desk, plenty of power outlets, and a well equipped kitchen. On the opposite side of a door, there was a clean and comfy queen bed, two side tables, a TV, plenty of storage, and power ports. In addition, there was a sink and closet with a ton of storage, and then a bathroom with a toilet and tub/shower. The only complaints I had were a lack of USB ports other than directly beside the bed, and a few caulk issues around the shower. As for the rest of the hotel, it was very nice with an indoor pool, business center, and fitness center. Both the free breakfast and customer service were fantastic, and the parking lot and outdoor areas were quite nice. The location is also good, close to IKEA and just up the road from downtown and just down the road from a huge mall and outlets. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this hotel.

Frustrating. Lifetime Bonvoy Titanium. Saying that only because I have never had this happen in 25…read moreyears. Memorial Day weekend. Butlers Bar and Grill open until 11pm, it is every Sunday. Except nobody told the people working. Come down from the room at 9:30pm and have people meeting me for a beer. There are 15 "parents" drinking in the area near the lobby. I go into the bar and there is NOBODY working. Wait 10 mins. Lights are on. Nothing. Had to have the other people meeting me head to BW3's. Won't be back. Just frustrating.

I stay at Marriott Hotels whenever I travel. This is by far the worst Marriott that I've…read moreexperienced. Phone didn't work. Slow drain in sink. Built up dust on everything. Not enough towels. We had a coffee maker in the room with no coffee or cups available. This was a terrible experience.

We went there as a family last night to watch the Moeller vs. St. X Baseball game on their TVs. It…read morewas great that they paid for the service and put it on every TV in the place. We had Pizza and Cheezy Bread from Ramundo's. It was very good and the service was quick. Beer was reasonably priced. Parking was fine when we got there but it was full when we left. Everyone was parking at the High School and walking over. It was good to see our tax dollars being spent on something that helps the community more than educating the kids. It is noisy inside but it is at a level you can deal with. Lots of things to do and the outside areas looked great!

I loved the experience I had here. I tried the our station…read moreand this that's its a great idea. I order the smoke wings with Alabama white sauce and Brussels sprouts from Bristol's. The white sauce was really good on the wings and I loved the Brussel sprouts. I also had the spicy Italian beef sandwich and I was not disappointed. The meat in the sandwich was so flavorful by itself along with the toppings. I went to Ms. lei lei's for dessert and had the Dubi chocolate strawberries. They were piled high and so good. The did came out in a timely manner. I wanted to try rice life but they were so busy they had to put orders on hold but I definitely will be back to try them.

We visited the Oscar Station for the annual Jungle Jim's International Craft Beer Festival. The…read morespace is really cool and has plenty of room, indoors and outdoors to entertain people. There is a bar area with a very cool dry-cleaner style conveyor belt where they have different bottles on display. There's comfortable seating at the bar as well as tables off to the side. There are also bathrooms in this area of the event space that were clean and had plenty of stalls. This area can be separated from the next room, which is bigger and seems like it can be customized for different events. For this event there were a bunch of eight foot tables for the breweries. There are also a bunch of garage door style windows that can be opened to create an indoor/outdoor kind of feel to the space. Outside there is a large area where there was a stage with live music and food trucks were able to pull in as vendors. Overall the event space lent perfectly to the Craft Beer Festival and could be easily adapted for other events. It also can accommodate a variety of group sizes. We had a great time at the venue and will definitely attend future events here and if I was from the area it would be a great venue to consider hosting events as well.

In for the International Wine Festival . Busy event with wines from California.. mid west…read more.. fingers crossed lakes... Spain...Italy...France... South Africa....Australia... tastings at both the station and the event center. Yes.. the old Kings Island monorail was moving people between both locations.