Possibly the best burger I've ever had at a fast casual place and the milkshake was an A+ as well…read more 10 out of 10. Should eat again. It's just a shame that it's a 4.5 hour drive for me.

Ate at Milkman in the Over the Rhine Neighborhood of Cincinnati. We got a great smash burger , a…read morehotdog with chili and cheese and a bacon burger with fries and 2 Mexican cokes. The burger was stellar. We liked the hot dog. Chili was sweet. Neat quirky little place.

We were at Summit Park for the annual CFTA Food Truck Festival, and this year and I wanted to give…read moreQuite Frankly a try. I saw on their menu that they had a few options that included almond butter. They told me that the Pumba was award winning, so I went with that option. I loved the mixture of different flavors. The pretzel bun really made it complete. It was so filling and I ended up being glad that I tried something new. I highly recommend Quite Frankly to anyone looking for a quality hot dog!

Came across Quite Frankly's at the CFTA Food Fest. Ordered the Melted Pig ($8), which is a grilled…read morecheese packed with slow cooked pulled pork and sweet BBQ sauce. This grilled cheese was bussin. Honestly so delicious and I still think about it. I would definitely get it again and try more off the menu too.

Had a great experience at Mad Mike's in Newport! The burger was absolutely delicious, cooked…read moreperfectly and packed with flavor, and the fries were crispy and seasoned just right. You can definitely tell they take pride in the food they serve. The service was excellent from start to finish. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome. The atmosphere was another big plus. It's a fun, laid back place with a great vibe that makes you want to sit back, enjoy your food, and hang out for a while. Overall, Mad Mike's is definitely worth checking out if you're in Newport and looking for a great burger, good fries, friendly service, and a fun atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

We stopped in here yesterday after going to the aquarium. It was my husband and I and two of our…read moregrandchildren. The smallest grandchild got the chicken strips and then the three of us all had burgers. I had a bacon cheeseburger with mustard and onion and it was a pretty good burger I ate every bit of it! My older grandson had a bacon burger without cheese and he ate every bit of his as well and he said it was good. He didn't care for the fries but I did, I actually liked the fries better than the onion rings. So I ended up eating his fries. It ended up working out well for us because they were hungry after our morning at the aquarium and they wanted different things to eat and we were able to make everybody happy. We will definitely come back here for burgers again.

Had really good service at The Elusive Cow. While they did seem understaffed, our waiter was still…read morevery attentive. The nacho appetizer was my favorite part of the meal. The chips were really flavorful and well seasoned. I also really liked my fries. The burger was good - not the best I've had but still a good option. I would love to come back for lunch and try a different sandwich.

Love this quant restaurant!! I have been here several times and the food doesn't disappoint…read more The staff is so friendly and have exceptional recommendations The mussels best I have ever eaten The red potatoes as a side delicious All recommended by our server Also ordered the Blt and bison burger Everyone was happy and full

Cincinnati-style chili fans rejoice! Lucky Dog's open till 3 AM (Friday + Saturday) and that…read moreprobably adds +5 QoL points for everyone in the OTR area. It's always nice to have friendly staff and reasonable prices... like all the gold stars are aligning. As far as the meal itself was concerned: their chili is different enough from its competitors to be unique but similar enough that to me, it makes it a tossup on where it falls on my Cincinnati chili rank list. Just like Skyline and GS -- it's pretty doggone good. I had my three-way in the park nearby (wow, let's not take that sentence out of context!). Considering there's no real inside seating area, but tons of parks nearby. It's great for a grab and go and late night eating.

I've lived downtown for a year and pass this spot all the time, yet have never tried it only…read morebecause every time I go by it..it's packed, but last night I found them when they weren't busy and had to try it. Right off the bat, the staff was incredibly welcoming. The menu is straight forward and had a break down of what they offer. I had to try the coneys, but their double decker sandwiches also sound amazing (maybe for another day.) I decided on 3 coneys and an order of chili cheese tater tots and they absolutely did not disappoint. They offer a little bit of everything including a kids menu, and a tasty assortment of desserts as well. It's a perfect spot if you're looking for a quick meal while shopping downtown OR the most ideal food for a drunken night after car hopping in OTR.

An enthusiastic entrepeneur braves the elements before all Reds home games to set up a hot dog…read morestand at the corner of 3rd and Walnut, just outside the Scripps building. The one-man mobile restaurant has become a staple of mine for every Reds game. All beef Nathan's hot dogs are the big seller with recent additions to the menu such as "mets" and the occasional bratwurst. He stocks a variety of toppings and condiments including ketchup, mustard, Cleveland's own stadium mustard, cheese, onions, and jalapenos to name a few. To wash down the delicious dogs, a choice of gatorade, water, or common canned pop products like mountain dew, coke, and pepsi can also be purchased. The prices are fair and definitely better than inside the stadium. At $3 a dog or 2 for $5 and pop or water for a buck, Drew's hot dog cart is a must-stop before venturing into GABP. This displaced Clevelander has become an avid Reds fan and is evident by his devotion to his work and extensive collection of bobblehead dolls on display. If you want an inexpensive meal with the "New York City vendor" feel, stop by and pick up a dog or two.

We really enjoyed or meals & the service was excellent. Recommend anyone who enjoy great German…read morefood, this is the place to go. We live in Denver Colorado & come here every time we visit.

Great German food, pork schnitzel was tender and moist, great potato pancakes, full and crispy,…read moreapple sauce had big chunks of apple, Sommer ale was very nice, each month different special beer, but regulars are always very good. Very fast and attentive service and great outdoor beer garden ambiance. Parking and great location, many other attractions nearby

The best cheese Steak in the Cincinnati area to me…read more The food is always fresh and ready for me to pick up when I call in. My order is never messed up. The cheese steak has great flavor and I can eat on the fries the next day with no sauce. I already get a mixed Philly with chicken and steak, crushed red pepper, cheese, mayo and banana peppers and it hits the spot every-time.

I go to UC and I love how steak and lemonade is nearby. I got the chicken and steak Philly and it…read morewas soo good. I think the price for this is good and especially since it came with fries!

El Barril Mexican Sports Bar and Grill has a prime location in Mt. Adams at the corner of Pavilion…read moreand St. Gregory. My wife and I were in the mood to try something new to us, so we popped in for a dinner date. The restaurant space is pretty large, especially for Mt. Adams. It's sort of an indoor/outdoor location, with a large covered patio and large garage doors that open the indoor space in all directions. Certainly a nice place to visit when the weather is good, but the food is just as good as the location, and therefore worthy of a visit no matter the season. My wife and I shared a pitcher of margaritas ($26.99 for the gold), and they were very tasty. Even though they were not prepared to order, it did seem that they had been prepared recently and had great fresh ingredients. My typical Mexican restaurant order is the chimichanga. Theirs is a large tortilla, filled with shredded chicken, beans, and cheese, deep-fried, and topped with lettuce, guacamole, tomato, and sour cream. This is served with rice and beans ($15.25). This was very good and the ingredients were fresh! My wife ordered the chile verde, a delicious plate of slow-cooked pork simmered in a savory green chile sauce. Again served with rice and beans, along with tortillas on the side ($18.50). Another really good dish, and one that is not very common in the Cincinnati area. Go give it a try!

I ate here a year ago for burger week and it was yummy We finally came back for the Mexican food…read moreThe burrito loco is filled with chicken beef grilled onions and topped with guacamole and pico de gallo Delicious My hubby got the steak burrito and ate every bite