Not your normal greasy pizza! Dough is delicious with texture. Fresh veggies. Get the dipping oil…read more Staff is friendly and very efficient. Bar is open now. When it's really busy we order take out and go eat in the park accross the street. Can even take your beer with you.

staff very pleasant and helpful, atmosphere interesting a little dark for us older people, pizza…read morevery good, excellent crust toppings tasty but could be a little more for my taste. will definitely return. Nice wine and beer selection. very family welcom. .

I've always been fond of this place because it's a quaint hometown "bar" that's family-friendly…read morewith great food. Now, however....its so much more. They've added a second level that's bright, airy & roomy. Huge TVs everywhere. Comfy seating. Lots of windows. Even some games to play. Outside there's even more fun. Made to order grilled items, music, a stage, and seating. Even cornhole! Our server Grace was sweet as can be, and fun to talk to. Kicking myself for not taking pictures. ‍ The food is great, selection is good, I'll definitely be back!!

Our memorial day grill out was rained out so we decided we'd hit a nearby tavern for some beer and…read morefood. I have to say Newtown Village Tavern has the coldest beer in Cincinnati. I love ice cold beer. This was so cold it almost hurt my teeth. Mich Ultra 3.50- say what?!?! I had the steak hoagie. Nothing to write home about- I think what we really need to talk about are these sweet potato fries with the pine sauce. I'm a saucy girl. Pine sauce was orange marmalade brown sugar, and coconut flakes. I thought I died and went to heaven. The sweet potato fries tasted like a dessert. Three beers-two sandwiches-and a basket of fries with a generous tip were just shy of 50 bucks. Staff as attentive- plenty of tvs to watch your favorite Cincy teams.

OMG This gem in Dayton Ky is so fabulous Its interior is so inviting The staff is welcoming and…read morefriendly So the food is amazing So much is made in house We shared the tavern salad and the potato rosemary truffle pizza The crust is super thin and thats my favorite There cocktails are delicious I will be back for sure

This is a special of theirs the All' Amatriciana. Delicious! That's all I will give you. But I will…read morealso share that the staff and bartenders are amazing, chill, and welcoming. The focaccia bread is worth the trip alone (sorry I didn't photo it) . The vibe in here is upscale but not pretentious. You can eat upscale food and fancy bev but also feel chill at home vibes. Mama mia focaccia pizza heaven

We went to Cork N Crust on a Friday just before 6 p.m. and were seated right away, which was a…read moregreat start for a busy night. Service wasn't the fastest, but everyone was friendly and welcoming. What really stood out for me was the vegan menu. I was genuinely excited to see solid options, and I'd absolutely go back just to work my way through more of them. I ordered the Vegan Chardonnay pizza -- bianca sauce, roasted garlic, roasted mushrooms, sun-dried tomatoes, vegan cheese, and rosemary. I'm usually not a white sauce person, but this one completely won me over. It was rich, flavorful, and balanced in a way that made every bite interesting without feeling heavy. The crust was also excellent -- that perfect mix of airy and crisp. Bonus: the leftovers reheated surprisingly well in a dry pan on the stove. The only downside was the garlic... and I mean seriously heavy. I smelled like garlic for a full 24 hours afterward, despite brushing, mouthwash, showering, and mints. Not subtle. Still, I'd order it again without hesitation. Worth it.

We wanted to try something new, to us…read more We decided on Cork N Crust for a meal with some friends. The pizza is very good. We had a Chardonnay and a Bellevue pizza along with an apple dessert pizza and some meatballs as an appetizer. The pizza was great. Generous toppings, nice sauces, thin but not crispy crust. The apple pizza was okay. Dare I say on par with CiCi's apple pizza, only smaller and much more expensive. The meatballs were tasty, decent marinara. But the balls were small. For the price I expected something bigger. Service was adequate. The dining room was comfortable. We found street parking right in front. Not sure if they have a lot. Overall, the move from three to four stars was the pizza. A little pricey, but worth it.

Came to Taglio's for my girlfriend and I's first Presidents' Day together and had their vegan…read more(veggies) pizza with pumfuroni added. It was so good! And then we couldn't help but try the chocolate sorbet (dairy free). She said she would only try 20% but it was too tempting to resist! Definitely recommend

Service: good people no complaints. Fast service…read more Ambiance: think of an upscale sports bar. Food: hot honey & pepperoni Detroit deep dish BEST PIZZA IN CINCY. No doubt. Here is why: DOUGH: The dough is soft & airy inside but crispy & salty crust. Think of a really nice focaccia with a high water content similar to a sour dough. This is the most unique part of the pizza and what makes it stand out above the rest. Although St Francis knows what they are doing too. PEPPERONI: The Pepp is crispy and a little charred so it offers little salty and bitter notes. SAUCE pairs well with the honey and offers a sweeter sauce than a normal pie but it pairs well with the basil & salty Pepp. FRESH BASIL: To top it off it has fresh sweet basil to offer some freshness.

The food was so yummy and the feel of the restaurant was so cozy. First off the the wine pour was…read moreso big that it definitely was worth the money! For food I got the Robeling calzone add mushroom and it was heavenly. I also loved that instead of table numbers they used old VHS boxes! All of the staff was kind and helpful! Highly recommend this joke in the wall for friend or family dinner slots!!

Fireside Pizza is absolutely worth checking out. It's located in a restored firehouse in Walnut…read moreHills, the atmosphere with its exposed brick, cozy lighting, and a laid-back neighborhood vibe feels both trendy and welcoming. The true standout here is the wood-fired pizza. The crust has that perfect balance of chewy and crisp with a slight char from the oven, and the toppings feel thoughtfully chosen instead of overloaded. Their specialty pies tend to stand out more than the basics. I've been here twice and came away pleased both times.

Please come to this restaurant if you are in the Cincinnati area!…read more First, I wish to state that I am not from Ohio and that this is my first time eating at Two Cities, but this restaurant might be my favorite pizza shop going forward. Second, I only had two of the items on the menu but so many of the other options on the menu looked amazing as well. This Two Cities was built inside the old city hall of Mason, with Mason being a cozy little town in of itself. The restaurant smells amazing upon entering, course it would because they cook their food fresh. It's even got a little ramp that leads down to the main seating area for mobility impaired persons. My first minor issue with this Two Cities was that the booth I was sitting at was slightly raised by a literal step, which nearly made me trip while exiting the booth because I hardly noticed getting into the booth due to my height (6'3 at the time of writing review). There are other booths though that are not raised, so an opinion is to be based of where you are seated. My waitress was really kind and offered a helpful opinion when I was deciding on which pizza to get after being seated by a host. The waitress also allowed me to put in my order all at once (drink, appetizer, and entree). The appetizer (garlic parmesan fries) arrived fast and were undoubtedly scrumptious; the fries were a near perfect mix of crunchy and soft with the shredded parmesan and minced garlic adding extra flavor. Their ranch is also superb. I got the 13" Rhythm Road Pizza (which I shared with someone. I could not eat half of a deep dish pizza alone) and it was something else. Most importantly, it had MASHED POTATO on it instead of a traditional pizza sauce and notably, chipotle aioli drizzled on top (there are more toppings, of course, but they're more normal toppings). Unfortunately, the pizza slices were unevenly sliced, leading to inconsistent slice size and the toppings slide off the pizza easily when scooped up with the provided pizza spatula, all minot grievances of course. The only true complaint I had with this Two Cities was that my waitress did not actively seek out to refill my glass when it was empty. I will say that my drink was not close to the edge for her to see, but it was within view from any view of the table. There were a relatively high number of customers in the restaurant for the time I was there (about an hour before closing), so I don't hold it against her for not noticing. The cups were average size, so I wasn't exactly dying of thirst while dining. The music inside was of good taste and was at a very respectable volume. The other patrons were also well mannered and I had no need to raise my voice to speak to my dining buddy. The final thing I wish to add to this review is how nice the bathroom was. They were very clean, had two urinals (short and tall), one wheelchair accessible stall, nice smelling soap, a simple water control handle, a foot doorhandle, and MOUTHWASH. This is only public building I have ever been in that has offered complementary mouthwash, let alone a bathroom. This could be an Ohio or Midwest exclusive thing, but I enjoyed using the mouthwash nonetheless.

Not the best pizza but they have two unique styles (New York or Chicago) depending on your tastes…read more We went on a Friday evening and it was pretty crowded and the noise level was high. Be prepared to drop $25 - $30 for a pizza for 2 or 3. Good beer and wine list. Tight parking at busiest times. No reservations but they do a call ahead so call ahead for the fastest service.

This is such a great little rustic. place. We're visiting from out of state... and just down the…read morestreet from where we were staying. The pizza was great and the service was so friendly... plus, we enjoyed some cold ones out on the patio. I recommend.

My wife Margo and I drove an hour to Pig Out Pizza because the reviews suggested we'd found one of…read morethose hidden gems. Instead, we found a restaurant conducting what appeared to be a live experiment in lowering expectations. Before anyone welcomed us, we were informed that someone "wasn't supposed to be here until 4." We then discovered they had no beer, no ice, and very little interest in pretending either was unusual. It was roughly 95 degrees outside, so naturally we asked if there was somewhere cool to sit. We were seated on the patio while the air-conditioned thrift shop--with restaurant seating--remained comfortably available to everyone except paying customers. Now let's discuss the food. We ordered mozzarella sticks, garlic bread, and two pizzas. The mozzarella sticks never arrived. The garlic bread arrived with the pizzas, suggesting the kitchen has adopted a refreshingly flexible interpretation of the word appetizer. Margo spent most of the meal trying to identify what flavor the pizza was intended to be. After several bites, the leading theory remained "none." It's surprisingly difficult to remove all personality from pizza, yet here we are. The antique shop behind the restaurant was genuinely enjoyable. Admittedly, I spent most of that visit wondering whether the building had been condemned before or after opening hours. Overall, we invested two hours of windshield time for a meal that seemed only loosely committed to being a restaurant. One star for the antique shop. One star because eventually we were fed. The hour-long drive home was, by a comfortable margin, the most satisfying part of the evening

We had so much fun visiting, drinking and eating here. The decor is welcoming…read more Wednesday nights are Pizza night, with 3 free toppings. The lemon drop martini was so yummy. Our waitress Becky was so attentive and nice.

Service was on the slower side but we didn't mind. The place is huge with plenty of seating…read moreoptions. I love the decorations, too. There aren't many drink options but I was pleasantly surprised by the food options. You should really try the pretzel sampler with 6 sticks and 3 different dips. It was easily my favorite thing from our meal! The pizza can be a bit greasy and heavy. I'll probably try chicken wings next time.