American Legion

(2 reviews)

39.2 mi

Called the main number very close to their closing time. Wound up speaking with Joe. He said sure…read morecome on by it isn't too late at all. Joe took such good care of my wife and me. Every, and I mean.EVERY, item has such a heartwarming story behind it. Joe conveyed them all with such passion and pride. The work that is done here is so important. It should be experienced.

Visiting the area and stopped by to purchase some of their handiwork. Met the Owner, Joe, heard his…read moreheart for our Veterans, and got to tour the shop and meet some of the guys that create these special products. Each item signed by the Veteran that made it!

Us & Military branch flags proudly flying on a nice KY Spring afternoon.

Celebrating the Reqson for the Season.

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What a view....

Clermont County Veterans Services

16.0 mi

Visited museum and to meet curator. They take a lot of pride in the museum. Howard was very proud…read moreto have us their as he wanted to meet our fourteen-year-old founder and CEO.

American Legion

3.0

3.7 mi

Nice hangout to watch football games, but I do not like that it's smokey.read more

From the owner: We are a community based organization that is there for everyone we can be, from helping those down…read moreon their luck, to boys and girls state. Our Service Guys and Gals are held to the upmost priority and we love our S.A.L. And Auxiliary members.

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Amvets Post 1983

18.1 mi

Amvets is a club for veterans. They help out the veterans in any way possible and provide…read moreactivities that are beneficial and enjoyable to them. This includes karaoke, happy hour, games like queen of hearts and bingo, trivia, and dances with live bands. They do things like basket raffles and POW/MIA Remembrance program ceremonies. The night I was there they had Garrie Woolery and the Backstage Pass playing, and they did an excellent job. People were out on the dance floor, and they were enjoying themselves. Veterans are treated like people and treated with respect here. If you are a military veteran and looking for a place to go to, then become a member of the Amvets.

Ralph Cook and Tommy Caudill, members of Garrie Woolery and the Backstage

George Adams, member of Garrie Woolery and the Backstage Pass

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Garrie Woolery and the Backstage Pass

American Legion Post 776

(2 reviews)

44.6 mi

Foot is amazing! Food is amazing Good drinks , Nice pleasant middle aged crowd., Music is cool.!read more

Nice atmosphere. Great drinks and good music! If you are looking for a bar with an older crowd and…read moregood food this is the place to go!!

The American Legion

17.0 mi

I rented the party hall for my husband's party. The place is spacious and very affordable. There a…read morefull kitchen, great lighting, and fairly clean. The people who manage the place were very helpful. I highly recommend this place specially if you're on a budget. I choose to bring everything with me for my party, but you can buy drinks from them, a bar is attached to the hall. The only negative is the hall smells like smoke. I brought candles and air freshener to neutralize the smell.

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American Legion Hall

American Legion

5.8 mi

No reviews, and it's been here forever. It's in my hood...and cheap drinks. I sat at the bar (first…read moretime I ventured in) and everyone else who walked in immediately had their "usual" drink placed in front of them without a word. I was pretty amazed. Wonder if that will ever happen for me? I would need to a regular I guess. And that's probably never gonna happen. But it was fun to just wonder in at the tail end of my walk and have a drink. Defintely a neighborhood bar.

Better Off Bowling

(2 reviews)

2.2 mi

Joined BOB and played the spring Sundays League at Stone Lanes in Cincinnati, Ohio. There seemed to…read morebe an issue with the scoring or some sort of confusion each week. For example, we were supposed to start at 1, but most of the time we ended up starting around 1:30 because of practice time and any resets we had to do. The alley staff had to reset our lanes multiple times due to the aforementioned scoring issues. The only reason this isn't getting a worse rating is that when things were working, it was a fun environment to be around.

I joined BOB solo, hoping to meet some new people. It was pretty smooth - before the season started…read morethey put me on a team and introduced us via email before the first games. Bowling was a lot of fun and was a great at to meet some fun people, on your team and all the teams you play. We usually hang out to have some drinks after - definitely gonna sign up again with everyone I've met - such a great group of people! It's a great way to make some new friends in a new city for sure.

Theme night at bowling for 4th of July!

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Taste Of Cincinnati

The Taste of Cincinnati is an event I always look forward to each year and I have to say that 2026…read morewas much better than 2025! This year there was a larger variety of cuisine types. Last year I felt like I was at a Texas Rodeo with only BBQ options. Highlighting our Cinci Food Trucks and Findlay Market restaurants is always one of my favorite parts. Most if not all restaurants in his year we're showcasing specialty items so it was great to see different options vs everyone having pulled pork bbq or cheeseburgers and so I had the opportunity to try so many things and places that I didn't even know about. Service was also very quick at almost every stop so no long lines, food was hot and the workers were all friendly. Being outside is always a treat and i was thankful it was warm, not HOT, partly cloudy and not sun blazing. This is a great family friendly event, if you haven't gone before, hit it up in 2027!!

Have been coming for 30 yrs. Love to find new places to check out and try new things. Tried to come…read moreyesterday but the rain got real. But today was gorgeous. We usually come when they start as the crowd and lines are fair less. Everything we tried was good and enjoyed the live music. My hubby is not a dancer but I would have like to dance a bit. Anyway great day here with gorgeous weather.

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Broadway entrance

Asian Food Fest

(61 reviews)

5.5 mi

Another successful year at the Asian Food Fest Lots of vendors food and authenticity Only down…read morefall very long lines

I attended the Asian Food Fest for the first time, and OMG -- what a feast for eyes, and the taste…read morebuds! The weather was beautiful, the variety of food trucks and tables was overwhelming but in a good way, the crowd was interesting and diverse, and the offerings were both traditional and creatively fusion-oriented. I started my event grazing with the Taro Cream Baby Puff from Tous Les Jours -- it was unusual, crisp on the outside, cold and creamy on the inside, with a delicious taro pudding inside! For my refreshment I was surprised and gratified to find a mango lassi at Tikka X-press that was perfect -- cooling and tart at the same time. I then got a tender spicy lamb pita from an Indian food truck, but I don't remember the name, which is unfortunate, because it was tender and perfectly spiced. But my favorite was an amazing Vietnamese dish called Curry Laska Loklok Skewers from Tea N Bowl. I thought I was getting a skewer of different fish cakes -- instead I got a flavorful spicy soup the likes of which I've never tasted before, over vermicelli, then topped with that skewer of fish cakes. It was absolutely amazing!! I took a picture of the menu, as I want to try more of their selections next year. And then I finished with a Filipino Halo Halo from Christine's, which was a perfect refreshing way to end this gastronomic feast!! And on top of the food was the celebration of the culture. I loved the diversity of the crowd, as it seemed to have a large percentage of Asian customers. So it was a way for them to celebrate and enjoy the diversity of their own Asian culture, and they allowed those of us who're non-Asian to come along for the fulfilling ride!!

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Boone County Fairgrounds

4.8

(4 reviews)

17.7 mi

In a spur-of-the-moment decision, my husband and I decided to make the drive from Louisville to go…read moreto the Boone County Fair with our kids. We grew up in Boone County, and our family, who still lives there, met up with us. And we had such a lovely night, making new memories while also thinking about past ones. We started by entering the kids rock race with some round rocks we had found while on vacation. I love how wholesome the fair contests are, especially for the kids. And this is pretty much like it sounds; the kids raced rocks down a track, and the rock that rolled the farthest won. This ended up being both of my kids, who won in their age groups. There was lots of food to choose from. The donuts and popcorn were my kids' favorites. We checked out the demolition derby and the 4H competitions with the livestock. Then we took in some rides. The $15 per person admission is a bit steep but seems more doable when you consider it includes all rides. I have a soft spot for local fairs and festivals, which perhaps started my attending this one when I was little.

LIGHT UP THE FAIR: this Christmas display is located at the Boone County Fairgrounds. I was out…read morethat way for a Christmas party and it was recommended to check out this drive-through light display for Christmas. I was debating whether to check out Florence's huge light display just down the road, but this specific drive-through was open an hour later and did not close until 10 PM. This worked so much better with my schedule! I was really impressed with how long the drive through the lights were. I loved how all the lights were synchronized with music that we could access with our car radio. It was pretty cheap compared to how long the display lasted. I'm so glad a local recommended this to me! Perfect holiday activity--especially for families.

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2024 Boone County Fair

Blink Cincinnati

3.5

(29 reviews)

5.1 mi

Gets better each year. Traffic on the weekend is very bad…read more Try to go before the weekend. Some Blinks are hard to find. Some areas do not feel very safe. Music needs to be for all ages it was a little on the young side. The banks were fun...

Loved this event! Lots to do, great food trucks and pop up shops, and a great way for people to…read morevisit the Queen City, in a new light (pun intended). Love the emphasis on their awesome murals around the area and it's great that you can hop on the free public transit to check out each area. Will def be back!

Spider web at Washington Park

Active mural on Liberty.

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An installation of a frog with the stunning Roebling Bridge in the background.

Taste of Blue Ash

3.8

(5 reviews)

6.7 mi

This review is long past due but I have to echo what Lauren said, the "taste" part was missing…read more I've seen more food options on a weeknight at Washington Park than for this MAJOR festival. Not only was the amount of food a total bummer, but the lines because of the lack of food was atrocious. We are talking hour wait times from line to getting your food. It was an organizational nightmare as lines whipped around into other lines and through the grass and roads surrounding. The lack of local beer was also very apparent. They had miller light, coors, and one "craft beer booth/tent" that had a few local madtree cans and then some bigger craft beer names. Again, a total disappointment for an event of this caliber. I don't know if the sponsors weren't getting a lot out of this and decided not to participate this year or if the people organizing this event just weren't really pitching/selling the event hard enough to get sponsors. Either way with as much going on as Cincinnati has - I would not recommend this festival. The only saving grace was being a 90's babies and hearing blessed union of souls and even that was a disappointment as they played mostly cover songs of other peoples music.

First I will say this review is for the 2017 Taste of Blue Ash only…read more For the first time I was disappointed!. In past years I would rave about the great music, food, and drinks. This year the music was still good and the reason for receiving any stars. The "Taste" piece is where it missed the mark. There were barely any food options, and of the small selection of choices the lines were super long. I guess that was due to the fact there wasn't much to choose from. What happened Blue Ash? It was more of a festival than a "Taste". This is a family tradition we love going to to and this year was just unfortunate....