Cincinnati's Best Outdoor Bar

This charming restaurant is a step above the typical neighborhood tavern.

Reviews:

• “CHEZ NOT!!! DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME OR YOUR MONEY!!!!”
• “I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone I know.”
• “High cost, low quality”
• “OVER PRICED – BAD FOOD”
• “Don’t Go . . . You’ll regret it!”

Tips: Chez Nora opens early on Sundays for their weekly brunch.

Chez Nora or email Chez Nora

A rowdy little hole-in-the-wall pub that attracts regular Joes and young ironic hipsters alike.

Reviews:

• “COLDEST BEER, STRONG JAGER BOMBS, LOUD VARITY OF TUNES, CORN HOLE”
• “our pub”
• “Our Pub”

Our Pub

This cigar and cocktail lounge is popular with classy types who enjoy live music and an upscale atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “No second chance for Havana. Previous location wouldn’t serve my ethnic freinds.”
• “Outrageously Expensive”
• “bad experience”
• “absolutely excellent”
• “What happened?”

Tips: Happy hour (4:30pm to 7:30pm on weekdays) is a nice way to relax after work, or to socialize with friends before games at Cinergy Field.

Havana Martini Club

A full spectrum of local brews and microbrews, imports and domestics.

Reviews:

• “Great location, atmosphere, food, and service!”
• “Caters to young, noisy, and pretentious consumers”
• “Hip hang out with great food at reasonable prices”
• “Not the best…”
• “Good Food – Great Location”

Tips: Walk off your beer gut in picturesque Hyde Park Square.

Teller’s of Hyde Park

Part of the city’s best-known entertainment district.

Reviews:

• “Hot Chicks and Nice Peeps”
• “J-Hall”

Jefferson Hall Saloon

In beatnik-turned-yuppie enclave of Mt. Adams, the Blind Lemon attracts a variety of pub-goers.

Reviews:

• “Great atmosphere”
• “Best little place in the city”

Tips: The bar opened a parking lot to accommodate an otherwise congested Mt. Adams parking situation.

Blind Lemon Cafe

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