My husband brought me to Baker's Table for my birthday dinner. I first became aware of this place…read morewhen I started getting ads for the chef's sourdough book on social media--got the book for Christmas, and apparently talked about that enough that he decided I needed to experience the restaurant! What's striking about the restaurant itself is how quiet and calm it feels. With limited nightly seatings and every dinner table doing the tasting menu there's a sort of orchestrated flow that permeates the space. Not to say energy is low or it's so quiet you feel self-conscious talking; it's just that nothing about the experience feels rushed or accidental. As expected, the bread course was phenomenal as was all the food we enjoyed! We opted for the wine pairing along with dinner, which results in about 1.5 or 2 full glasses over the course of the meal. The sommelier did an excellent job introducing and explaining each wine, as well as why it was selected to pair with each course. All told, a lovely experience and one worth repeating--and not just because the menu changes every season.

Wow! We went with a group of seven of us and were treated like royalty. Chef personally delivered…read moreour bread service and talked about what it was and how it was made. Each course was like a piece of art on the plate! This is one of those special 'splurge' places that leaves you wanting it again. The space is small and cozy seating only around 20 people.

My kids and I went to Lana's for Brunch and loved it. The…read moreblueberry pancake was the best I've had in ages. The grilled cheese on Texas toast hit the spot. No complaints only happy peeps. We also loved Casey, our server.

I eat breakfast here at least once a month and take my dog to a groomer close by and while she has…read morebeen groomed, I go to Lana's for breakfast. I have always been treated with the upmost respect and the food has always been excellent. Now it's not a ruby steakhouse or something like that, it's just a good old country restaurant that I love The service is great and the restaurant is clean. I would highly recommend Lana's for breakfast. Don't know about any other meals because I don't eat any other meals out! There is adequate parking in the lot next-door to them!

I loved my experience at Maplewood! The staff was very friendly and the food was great. The…read moreambiance is super cool too and I love the design of the restaurant. The food was very fresh and I'd definitely order from here again. Check this out for brunch if you're in Cincinnati! I'll for sure be returning soon.

We discovered this place nearby our hotel and were looking for a good brunch spot. The reviews and…read moremenu looked good so we gave Maplewood Kitchen a try. The space is open, bright and well decorated making it very inviting for brunch. You order at the counter from the menus placed along the wall then food is delivered to your table. The various brunch items all sounded very inviting so I was having trouble deciding what to order. So I got a recommendation to try the Shakshuka. Not sure how to pronounce it but when it arrived it was just the right portion and quite tasty for brunch. It's a bowl with a red pepper sauce and feta cheese and kale along with eggs sunny side up. The dish is served with pita so you can do a little bit of dipping in the tasty sauce. To accompany our food we selected the mimosa service and bloody mary pitcher. A pitcher is just perfect for sharing. And the mimosa service was delightful. The server arrived with a bottle of Prosecco and small carafes of orange, grapefruit and blood orange juices to mix yourself. The food was fresh and tasty with prompt delivery of our food to our table. Not quite a full service restaurant since you have to order at the counter but still a nice experience located downtown.

Mash and Oak is the hotel restaurant where the whiskey flows and so do the ironic mustaches…read more Picture bourbon bottles lined up like soldiers ready to fight off your good decisions. The menu reads like a Buzzfeed quiz. Part Southern comfort, part I'm corporate. Truffle tots? Yes. Pork belly sliders? Probably great, but I wouldn't know because I don't eat meat (you monsters). We're here for the Tuna sliders and they were solid. Bonus: they played music from an era I actually recognize. Revolutionary.

I'm not usually one to put a hotel restaurant on here but this one is a keeper. So typical lobby…read morelocation with a nice bar. Our server, Elizabeth, was awesome. She answered menu questions and got us started on drinks. I noshed on the Marriott burger with fries. Great flavor and cooked to perfection. Nothing left on the plate.

Really cute spot! Love the decor! My husband had the berry salad. And I had the chicken salad and…read morecorn chowder. Everything was delicious, but the chowder was the best!

A member of our group absolutely swore by the pistachio halibut, and after trying it, I can confirm…read moreit lived up to the hype. The fish was delicious on its own, but the real magic was the goat cheese pear risotto and hazelnut cream sauce underneath. Together, they took an already great dish to another level. I could happily eat that combination for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The decor is eclectic and fun, with plenty of character, and the parking garage next door makes getting there surprisingly easy. Great food, unique atmosphere, and a dish I'll be looking forward to again.

Aiden was awesome I had the best wing ever and Aiden I highly recommend this place 5 star best…read morecustomer service ever

It'd been awhile since I'd been to The Standard when I dropped in for Sunday brunch during a walk…read morewith a friend. First, the aesthetic... love it. They maintained the vintage feel of the former car shop that previously inhabited the space. The wallpaper? Print design? In the bathroom pulled from that and may even picture one of the previous owners. Anyhoo. I started with a cold brew and ordered the Smoked Brisket Benedict but subbed out the brisket out for goetta. It was delightful. The hollandaise sauce was light and bright, and I loved that the typical English muffin for hash browns. All in all a great brunch in a friendly and cozy environment.

One of my favorite restaurants. We went on a Saturday night and there was no wait with…read morereservations. We waited about 15 minutes for someone to approach us for drinks. I originally ordered the Manhattan pot roast, but after another 15 minutes, they came to the table and said they were out of it. I ended up ordering the meatloaf, it was OK not stellar. We spent about two hours here, not by choice.

This is our go to for bers and football Sundays…read more The food is typically pretty good and the beer is cold. Lately the bar staff has gotten pretty rude. When they say they close at 9pm, that means they kick you out then.

Good bar food at good prices! Friendly staff and the place is of course decked out in Cincinnati…read moresports great atmosphere good service good prices good food, fun

Cool spot. A bit sketch if you're easily scared off. Typical local dive with amazing pub food and…read moregood service. Bonus for being able to enjoy a fine tobacco product while consuming my beer. The nanny state hasn't won yet. Bravo! Will definitely return.

I have been wanting to eat here forever We finally got here!! I love small businesses where you…read moreorder at the bar and they scream your name when the order is ready My burger was simple with onions and pickles My hubby got the italian sausage sandwich and the chili is delicious Simple food made with love

I have no idea why a tavern with such a small menu would choose to offer gluten free buns but I am…read moreSO glad they did. Burgers come with just pickles and onion and that's perfect. The gluten free buns were actually delicious and heated, which always helps. Limited menu but I think that's perfect. You order at the bar and then they yell your name when it's ready. Note they are cash only!