Recently I had my 60th birthday party (Disco/dance theme) at the Redmoor featuring the band Soul…read morePocket. From the time we arrived to the end of the evening, the service and food were topnotch. Many in our party raved about the food, service, the band, and the overall vibe of the Redmoor as well. My husband and I had checked the place out a few months ago, and very happy that we chose to have my party here.

Attended the Bubbly Burlesque at The Redmoor-…read more It had a catered brunch- with a lot of options the food was fresh well stocked and they had a good variety- servers were attentive- The parking for the venue is terrible- its in a very congested area- it was a cold day so that sucked- The venue needs some updates to the restrooms and decor- The marquee is antiquated and could use a more modern one Will visit again

Great place to have an event- clean, reasonably priced, helpful and friendly staff to help you with…read morethe event. We had our late Valentines party tonight at this function hall so far everyone is pleased with the place. Food is standard nothing special, but nobody is complaining. I will definitely go back to this place again for future events.

This place is an absolute hidden gem. The banquet center is located on the golf course at Winton…read moreWoods. From the moment you walk in you're greeted with old mill gears that are in still in place, a stone fireplace and gorgeous views. If you are a diy'r this is a dream to decorate. The natural light, wood and stone elements are a perfect backdrop. The food was absolutely delicious. We weren't sure what to expect with in house catering. It was beyond our expectations. The prime rib was flavorful and cooked perfectly. The pork loin was tender and the apple chutney was a perfect companion. The dinner service was seamless as well as the setup and clean up. If you're looking for an affordable venue without over the top options then this can't be beat. We would host another party here without question. Bravo, Mill Race. And a special shoutout to Kathleen, the event coordinator, she was a delight.

Attended this venue as a part of the Great Parks Dinner Series which is like a mystery…read moredinner/murder mystery. I won't review the series but I could just say it was an enjoyable experience for an affordable price. If you are interested here is the link to other events. http://www.hamiltoncountyparks.org/events/dinner-series In general, this was an average banquet hall that was accommodating for a large group of people. They had a bunch a round tables and a small stage for the entertainment. There was a rolling bar area that was by the entrance which was really just a makeshift closet space. The food was buffet style and was good. I went back for seconds so I can't complain. Staff was friendly and made the night enjoyable.

I've been to Chateau Pomije 8 years ago and had a good experience then. But I don't remember the…read morewines I tried and bought. This time I went with my boyfriend and had a really good time. Warning! Since it's going into Wedding Season, you have to call in and make reservations for a tasting. We called in and made it for 2:30 p.m. on a Saturday. We arrived and felt welcomed. The person helping us was very friendly and great with describing the wines. Loved the outside landscape of the vineyard and the stone building. The inside felt cozy and not overly decorated (very spacious). Bar was simple and plenty seating (tables). We did a tasting and had a cheese tray. We tried: Pinot Noir Pinot Blanc Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot I was bummed that they were out of the Vranac (red wine). But my favorite was the Pinot Blanc (very refreshing and ended up taking a bottle home). and the Merlot (mild and great peppery taste in the finish). Their bottles are $20.00 and a glass of wine is $6.00. I would definitely return again! Good quality wines, nice service and gorgeous vineyard.

This place isn't open anymore!! We really wanted to have our wedding here and drove but and it…read morelooks extremely fun down! Never had their food, never had any service they never answered the phone, and ambiance is horrible.

My fiancée and I have been to the Oscar's Event Center numerous times. Over the years we've been to…read morethe Cheese fest and Weekend of Fire twice. All have been easy access to get in, spacious with mass vendors , and fun. Just recently, we went to the Pickles Wars. We bought the tickets online and pricing was reasonable. There were vendors from different states and some local. There were lines but they went pretty quick. Nice alcohol selection and many samples to try. If you want to purchase them, they are sold at the Jungle Jim's market. I love Jungle Jim's events. They are always a great experience and you leave happy.

This place exceeded my expectations for my August 17th wedding. Heather Russell was everything I…read morecould have dreamed and more. She put together my day perfectly. The food was amazing! Her communication exceeded my expectations. I would recommend her for everything. She listened to EXACTLY what I wanted, was amazing, communicated, and even threw in multiple surprises! I didn't like to hear from my wedding party how they thought her boss was disrespectful and breathed down her neck ( I thought Katie was helpful, but it made sense once I heard it)... but she was able to take lead, and do an amazing job event planning while juggling other events leading up to my big day. You'd be crazy to pass her up and passing up the Oscar.. I plan to upload WAY better photos of this venue.. this is all I have for now since I just got married Saturday and Daniel Michael (also 10/10) wouldn't be able to send me photos until a few weeks! But if you're contemplating the Oscar, you can reach out to me for any questions or concerns you have!!!

Writing this from the perspective of attending a wedding here…read more.. And from my vantage point, The Grand Ballroom is a lovely venue. A staff member was waiting for guests when they walked in to hand them tickets to validate parking so we could park in the nearby garage for free. The ballroom where the wedding was held had tall windows that let in a lot of light. It felt a bit historic, with large chandeliers, but also enough of an elegantly-appointed blank slate where you could do what you want with decorations and it wouldn't clash. After the ceremony, everyone went up a floor to the balcony that overlooks the ballroom for cocktail hour, while the ballroom was flipped for dinner. The servers were friendly with drinks and hors d'oeuvres, and the staff in the ballroom pulled out the tables, which had been pre-set and waiting on the side of the ballroom. While anyone could see them setting up from the balcony, this did not cause any loud noises or interruptions. And then we headed back down for dinner, which was a mix of chicken and steak, I believe. It was delicious. Overall this venue was perfect for this wedding of less than 100 people -- the setting for a beautiful night.

We had a wonderful experience with The Grand by McHale's Events and Catering. I can't thank them…read moreenough!! They were very flexible and easy to work with and allowed us to have our ceremony indoors as a backup plan to our original outdoor venue. Thank you!!

Our first visit was on a slow Monday night. Despite there being an event at the convention center,…read morewe were only two of a few tables in the whole place. We started with dinner and drinks at the bar. Our bartender was warm and welcoming and quick to serve us. I selected their Jungle Bird cocktail(if you come between 4-6 Mon-Fri it's only $8!), one of the best tropical cocktails I've had in a while. We split the corn ribs, Parmesan truffle fries, and buffalo chicken sliders, all of which were very tasty. There were plenty of televisions for World Cup viewing. The whole place feels like a very nice old English pub(fitting since the brand comes from the UK). After dining, we checked in with the receptionist at the entrance and she put us up in one of the personal gaming areas. These areas are spacious and could easily fit ten people and their drinks. There aren't any seating areas with a table right near them for "dining" but it would work well for shareables with a group. The dartboard interface was easy to operate and ran mostly without glitches. They make it really easy for you to self manage any issues. There was a wide variety of traditional and then more interactive games. The turns went very quickly with just two people and probably would've been a better pace had we had a few more in our group. The icing on the cake was being emailed the scores and some videos that are taken during play! They have certain hours that they are 21 and up only but allow all ages most of the time. We can't wait to bring our whole family back for some play!

This bar is insanely, obscenely overpriced. I ordered a well bourbon old fashioned. They charged me…read more$13 for the liquor and a $3 up charge for the old fashioned. What they failed to mention was that their old fashioned is only simple syrup and a small orange rind. There are no bitters and no cherries. They also do not muddle anything. Yet they still have the gall to charge $3 extra. I had one item off of their Bites menu, one specialty cocktail, and one well bourbon cocktail and ended up spending $50. I may work across the street, but I will never be back to this bar again.

We were referred to the DIxie Club by Strauss Tobacanist. There aren't many places that allow…read morecigar smoking. We called ahead to make sure they had WIFI. It turns out they no longer offer public wifi (even paid), so that was a disappointment. Bartender was slow but pleasant, the regulars were friendly and the atmosphere is a neat, dive type neighborhood bar. Definitely stop by!

I'm reviewing their food menu as I don't drink. However I did take pictures of some their drink…read moreselection so if you're curious have a look at those. They have a party room in the upstairs portion of the bar that has several dart boards up there. Apparently they have dart leagues at certain times but other than that you can throw darts at any time up there. I'll go in depth about my own food in a second but my wife highly recommends their white chili and the bite I had of the pot roast hoagie was really good too. Now then... Meatball Hoagie Soft Pretzel With Beer Cheese What Is It: The hoagie comes with meatballs, cheese, and lots of pizza sauce on Italian bread. They also include either plain or bbq potato chips (I got bbq). The pretzel comes with salt and a cup of beer cheese. Presentation: They served my hoagie open faced which improves the look of the dish but probably not your shirt. The pretzel looks like a pretzel. 6.5 out of 10 Taste: I'll start with the appetizer which was the soft pretzel. The pretzel was nice and soft and had lots of salt. The beer cheese had a very strong flavour which beer cheese should have. Perfect for this application. The hoagie as I mentioned was as messy as could be. They probably could have gone a little easier on the sauce but the sauce did have yood flavour. They certainly didn't skimp on the meatballs here either as they just bulge out of the sandwich. I do think the open faced serving of this sandwich helps it too. Just be ready to use the fork they give you with it. Definitely a tasty option. Soft Pretzel With Beer Cheese: 8.5 out of 10 Meatball Hoagie: 7.5 out of 10