didn't answer the phone at all on New Year's Eve for an attempted ride home while in Cinci, nor did…read morethey have a recording saying holiday hours/off hours, so that's a non-starter for more than 1 star.

Everything was perfect, can was clean and the drive had a delightful personality. It would use cab…read moreagain in the future

Max from Suburban Taxi is one of the kindest and and most conscientious people I know. My mom has…read morebeen using Suburban for the past 7 years to get to the airport (always on time). He goes out of the way to do the right thing. He noticed something was wrong with my mom on a recent trip and stayed with her until I could arrive and then wouldn't accept payment. What a kind human being!

Got me to and from the dentist with no problem. Didn't overcharge me on the return trip, even…read morethough I was highly medicated.

Watch out! Elite Taxi is as crooked as they come…read more To set the scene, picture an 88-year-old woman who weighs 88lbs that cannot see well enough to type her own review of this hustler. My grandmother took a cab from a Cincinnati airpot to her apartment (a 10 minute drive or 4.2 miles, to be precise) and was given a bill of around $20.00, nothing out of the ordinary. Somehow "Chris", using his Square app, managed to end up charging her $125.00, which she only found out about the next day. As far as we can tell there are only two ways he could have done this. He either input the incorrect amount himself or my grandmother accidentally added a "custom tip" (which seems unlikely given her eyesight and understanding of apps) and he did not have the decency to correct such a gargantuan error. Shame on you for taking advantage of the elderly! Upon reporting this error to the company more than one member of the staff admitted they were at fault and told my father the difference would be credited back to her account. Several phone calls later and my grandmother has still not received the money. The credit card company has also declined reimbursing her for it as the taxi company apparently claimed (to American Express) my grandmother was at fault. The owner "Dave" was supposedly too sick to call my father back (a tactic used by evasive business owners and lazy high schoolers), and now perhaps intends to put off my grandmother until she gives up or forgets. What kind of company behaves this way? Who would employ a cab driver that intentionally rips-off old women? Oh wait, I'll tell you! Elite Taxi, your local, crooked, unfriendly cab company.

Elite is the best taxi service ever! They are reliable, clean and very nice and professional! I…read morewouldn't call any other service! Dave and Chris go out of their way! They are absolutely wonderful!

Never showed up. Waited 2 hours because the operator kept saying they are on there way, I'll call…read moreyou right back. Never did, will not answer their phone. Too late to get another cab and will leave Ohio without having skyline chili :( #fairfieldtaxisucks

we needed a ride to work within Fairfield and called two days in advance and settled on a pick up…read moretime. on the day off, no one showed up, and after calling them, they could not find the appointment and said 'it was not written down'. needless to say, we did not make it to work on time. called another service and had a better experience. will not do business with this company again.

Use keysha she was very good and helpful and sweet and so friendly. She was on time and very…read morereasonably priced. She ran me 30 minutes out of town to the marina for parts and back to my motel. Definitely recommend her.

I don't know where to start. Pulled out into traffic. Made a very speedy illegal u-turn, after they…read morewere instructed where a safe place to turn around ahead was. Asked invasive questions like where I worked, how much I made, and about my living situation. The vehicle was dirty, had no seatbelt, and a cracked windshield. I guess the name says it all.

Couldn't get any Uber or Lyft drivers in my area so I called Cummings to pick up me and some…read morefriends. The experience that followed was unforgettable and utterly terrifying. There was a driver (Gary) and a co-driver (Amy) in the passenger seat, which in itself was odd, but not too strange. What was very strange, however, was that the co-driver was drinking a beer. A 24 ounce can of Milwaukee's Best. Both the driver and the co-driver were either drunk, or high, or something. Honestly, we should have just gotten out of the cab, but we persevered. The driver picked us up and then went to our friend's house to pick them up. While waiting for them to come out, the co-driver got out of the cab and took my friend's newspaper, brought it back to the car, and started reading it. The ride to the bar had everyone on the edge of their seats. We barely stopped for several stop signs, we almost plowed into a group of stopped cars at a red light before the driver switched lanes to avoid a collision, we rode the curb and played chicken with several fire hydrants, but in the end, we made it. I'm unsure what else to say at this point. Other than I've never been so happy to get out of a vehicle in my life.