In town for National Chili Day (4th Thursday of February) and Cincinnati Chili Week. I have been…read morehunting for places I haven't been to, this trip. Empress Chili is brought in here. Bartender said they bought Empress, but there must also be franchises, as there's one in Alexandria KY. Delicious recipe from 1922, - "the First Edition of a Cincinnati tradition." I went with the classic 3-way and it didn't disappoint. Brooke was very friendly. Definitely has a sports bar feel with 16 TV's. Rest of menu offers something for everyone. They offer a dimly lit surroundings with community/large group tables as well as both high tops and regular tables. Big L shaped bar too.

No miller lite bucket specials manager does not how too work the TVs. Wants u to buy some flat…read moredraft beer.

Review is based on take out order. Bartender was super…read morefriendly and took our to-go orders. While we waited for our order, we sat at a table and listened to the violin player play Christmas songs. The gentlemen is really talented. I got the 12 piece Lemon Pepper Wings and Fries. The wings are excellent! Large and fried crispy, but not tough or dry at all. The defies are also very good and seasoned well. I'd definitely come back!

Really good food and diverse menu. Sandwiches, burgers, apps and quesadilla are greatread more

First time in since the remodel and we were impressed. We were quickly seated. Our waitress was…read morefriendly and attentive, which we always appreciate. The appetizers came out quickly and are very nice portions for the price. The rest of our food came out as we finished the appetizers. Everything looked and tasted great. They have TVs all over so you can watch sports, but it's not so loud that you can't have a conversation. Looks like a bunch of outdoor seating, both in front and back. My only gripe is that the entrance isn't really marked. We walked in through the patio on the Bridgetown side, but it just looks like a glass side door. You can also walk in through the bowling alley or from the back deck apparently. Other than that everything was great.

Fun place to dine with your family. I have ate there several times and the food has always been…read moregood. I highly recommend the Orzo greek bowl. They also have a good selection of beers and frozen drinks. They have a nice outdoor patio area. Only negative is that sometimes it can get loud inside.

Great service with great drinks. The food was fine but nothing special. I also like the inside of…read morethe place, especially with the windows open. My only complaint is the parking situation. I had to park a few blocks away and it wasn't even that busy.

After dinner we stopped here for a drink The place is loud full of families just as brewery…read moreshould be Service of drinks was quick just like I like it My husband beer was a cerveza and I got a passion fruit fizz Not my favorite terrible aftertaste We didnt eat but the pizza looked incredible We need to come back and try it

The bartender suggested that I try the Cold Snap by Sam Adam's White Ale. It was surprisingly good…read moreand I'll be trying it again. There was a weird smell at first but you should just ignore it. Otherwise, the place was chill and I liked the bartenders that came in. They didn't really offer any menus for drinks that were offered so I struggled to see the options along the wall with my bad eyesight.

Come for the low price drinks and free popcorn, stay for the energetic crowd and awesome patio. As…read moreothers have said, the prices are very reasonable so have another round...on me. ha ha. The bathrooms are clean and the knick-knacks that adorn the bar are funny and unique. If you're in Cheviot and are looking for a nice place to chill, listen to some music, and have some good drinks, stop by Fogarty's. *Parking is on the street and often close by and I would avoid parking at the 5/3 just in case someone decides to start towing.

Visited Game Time for the first time on a Friday evening and had a great time!…read more A group of about 10 of us stopped at Game Time before heading downtown to celebrate a birthday. It was pretty toasty out but we spent the entire time on the back patio watching the volleyball games, having drinks, and eating appetizers at the picnic tables. I had the macaroni & cheese bites and they were GREAT! The menu looks like a standard sports bar menu, with an emphasis on the burger section. Our bartender, Dave, was attentive and kept our drinks full. He gave us recommendations on the food and answered all of our questions. The location is kind of in a weird spot (felt stuck between a neighborhood and the busy streets of Cheviot), but it's a neat place especially if you're looking to have some outside seating (I actually didn't step foot inside so I can't speak on that behalf). Can't wait to go back when it's a little cooler outside!

Had a carry out order. They gave me burnt Saratoga chips. The grilled chicken wrap had dried out…read morechicken and the tortilla was crumbling.

Wow. This place is a TOTAL surprise, in a good way!…read more Upon entering you'll notice it is super clean, spick and span, and even though I guess you would call it a dive or a saloon the owner is meticulous and really cares about his establishment. Mike (the owner himself) was our bartender for the night and he was incredibly sweet. He shared his story and it had SO much history behind it. Turns out Second Street Saloon gets it's name because it used to be located on second street downtown. After so many years his lease was up and he decided to make the Westside home - hence why this bar does not feel uniquely "west side." He moved every piece of memorabilia he had collected over the 25+ years of owning it into this new location. Now, I usually hate collages and junk on the wall but his are framed and look really nice. There are many framed photos of Cincinnati from the 1800's on. He also had the original door from Second St. framed and hung next to the bar - which by the way is an antique that he had picked out and appraised by the Wooden Nickel. They had more than enough craft beer and local beer available that you got a decent selection but didn't feel overwhelmed. It was also a pint night where you got to keep the glass. We played darts and really had a great time here. At the end of our bar crawl we all agreed that we could have spent the entire night here at Second Street. For what it is, this place gets 5 stars from me, and I can't wait to go back.

I love this little bar. Its a place where you can go in and relax, watch a game, and if you go a…read morecouple of times- they will remember your name.... OHH I rhymed that one! The bartenders are as friendly as they come and keep even the busiest crowds happy. WATCH OUT! If you don't like standing room only- Late Friday and Saturday nights aren't for you- but that's when the fun begins for me!! This isn't a pretentious bar like Bartini or Mynt Martini Club but it is a friendly clean and well priced neighborhood bar that you will find yourself coming back to on a regular basis!