We stopped in for late lunch while passing through the area on Tuesday…read more My wife and I sat at the bar and both ordered flights as neither of us had had any of their beers. I think we both liked 3 out of our 4 beers that we tried. For lunch, I ordered the Beeria Street Tacos and my wife had Black Bean Street Tacos. We split the Chips and Salsa. The food was delicious and it was Taco Tuesday so they were running special deals. They have several TV's and Grab and Go beers in their coolers. Our service was excellent.

Great Beer, Good Food, and Apparently a Daycare With a Liquor License…read more I love this brewery. I love their beer. I genuinely want to love spending time here. Unfortunately, somewhere along the way, somebody decided that what a brewery really needed was the atmosphere of a Chuck E. Cheese with better alcohol. What in the actual hell happened to going to a bar to enjoy a beer? The beer is excellent. That's not the problem. The food from GMS is good, although it doesn't quite reach the standard set by the brewery's beer. But none of that matters when you're trying to enjoy a pint surrounded by enough children to fill an elementary school cafeteria. It's a brewery. A BAR. A place where adults traditionally gather to drink beer, have conversations, watch sports, and occasionally complain about their lives without having to compete with a seven-year-old having a meltdown over chicken tenders. And yet here we are. The place has all the makings of a great sports bar, except the atmosphere feels like somebody scheduled a Little League championship party and forgot to tell the adults. When did breweries become the preferred destination for parents who want to drink while their children turn the place into an indoor playground? I understand parents deserve a night out. Absolutely. But here's a revolutionary concept: Get a babysitter. I don't walk into a daycare expecting a cold IPA and a football game. Why am I walking into a brewery and getting the daycare experience? And before somebody starts screaming about how breweries are family-friendly, that's wonderful. There's a difference between welcoming families and allowing the atmosphere to be completely dominated by children. Apparently, that distinction has been lost somewhere between the taproom and the playground. The final verdict: Excellent beer. Good food. An atmosphere that completely ruins both. I want to support this brewery. I really do. But if I wanted to drink surrounded by screaming children, I'd sneak a six-pack into a birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese. Two stars. One for the beer, one for the food. The children took the other three. For the love of hops, can we please have adult spaces again?

I had a great experience at Green District! You have so many choices and there is truly something…read morefor everyone, whether you're on a health kick or just looking for something delicious. The service was fast and efficient, but what really stood out was Heather. She took my order, made great suggestions, and her customer service skills were exceptional. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely made the experience better. Honestly, Heather's customer service skills should be the standard that everyone is trained to meet! Great food, fast service, and outstanding customer care. I'll definitely be back!

Food and staff are good. However the on line and onsite nutrition guides don't match…read more Dressings are very tasty but contain A LOT of sodium. BE CAREFUL!!!!!!! Restaurant is no frills but the food and staff more than make up for that.

We came into Aladdin's on a Friday where there was no wait but in about halfway through, it became…read morequite busy. The restaurant has quite a few tables and is pretty popular. The staff remained collected and was not trying to push us out to open up the table. The food was amazing! You cannot order anything bad here. I was so glad we got the cheesecakes as well for dessert as it was well worth it. We truly were stuffed from this meal and even took some food home.

Our family of four were in town for the Cincinnati Open. We are huge fans of Mediterranean food and…read morethis place was just minutes away from our hotel. We shared the hummus chicken plate with pita bread and Jasmine's favorite with lamb. Both meats were tender and flavorful but they were rather small on portions. Thankfully there is plenty of hummus and pita bread which we wiped clean.

On a humbug, my buddies and I decided to check out Twin Peaks unbeknownst to any of us. Andy the…read moremanager to be honest, I was multiple and personal. Our waitress Alexus p was 10 of 10. Very approachable, incredibly responsive and great to talk to. On another note, another brilliant soul is Alexis r, She was not our waitress, however she was amazing

Reese is a horrible server. I mean I've never seen someone in the service industry that hates being…read morein the service industry. After an hour, the order I put in (6 boneless) was never put in. Then the check comes and yep, we were charged. Thankfully America came in and was a great server.

We were staying across the street from this place and we were looking for a wine-forward happy hour…read moreoption - bingo! Reasonable pricing for everything on the menu and definitely a spot for adults, which was another nice surprise. Nice selection of old world and new world. Whites, reds. Good amount of outdoor seating. Our server was super friendly and thanked us for coming in when we noted it was our first time. Tapas selection was just that - tapas. If you want a burger, plenty of other spots in the area. If we find ourselves back in West Chester, I'd go back in a second.

Very cute wine bar with a limited tapas menu. Perfect for "girl dinner". Tried the stuffed…read moremushrooms and the charcuterie board and loved them both. Great selection of wines by the glass as well as bottles and cocktails. The service was friendly and explained the wines. Be aware there aren't that many tables but there is a small event space that looks great for parties.

We stopped in for a drink and sat at the bar for brunch. The biscuits and gravy were really good…read moreand the restaurant is pretty. The service wasn't the best, but not complaining as they were extremely busy. It was a nice experience and I'd definitely go back for brunch or even dinner for a relaxed and fun environment.

Though the food was decent, I'm not sure the prices are justified, service needs some improvement,…read moreand clear directions for ordering may be helpful, especially during busy times. After waiting a few minutes, we noticed a couple walk in, sit at the bar, and skip the line to order their food directly from the bar - helpful info that wasn't clear prior! Service was slow, though bar staff was apologetic. The food, while fresh and properly made, did not seem to be anything special, relative to the prices. Our served offered coupons for next time, courtesy of the manager, which we appreciated! Though after paying for our beverages, we discovered we were charged for a bottle of wine we hadn't ordered. Our server handled it well and instructed us to call the restaurant if the charge went through, which we fortunately didn't need to do. Between the hustle and bustle of the weekend brunch rush, perhaps this spot may benefit from streamlining their process and hiring more staff.

Came here during burger week and I'm so glad I did!…read more The burger for the week was so good. One of the best burgers I've had in a long time. The restaurant was busy and on an hour wait but I ended up sitting at the bar and when with them brining busy the food came out quick and made right. I loved the espresso martini and I can't wait to come back and try more of their menu.

We went for brunch with family and it just wasn't great. Upon walking in- you could smell a faint…read morescent of sewage- which we found later that the smell was coming from the women's bathroom. There was no water issue- so maybe sewer gas? Not a great first impression. I would like to say the servers were wonderful. If I could rate them alone it would be 5 stars- they were the majority of the 3 we gave for this visit. The food itself- no one was very impressed with- it was all just ok. The only stand out was the Southern chicken and waffles. Nice heat and both were crispy. Everything else was just bland- (between us we had eggs Benedict, breakfast burger, denver omelettes, French toast, southern chicken and waffles). The Nashville Mary had some appetizers attached- those were good- the drink itself wasn't. For 7 of us, the bill was $200. We have heard good things about the All-Day menu so we may go back to try that- the brunch for us is a no- there are better options in the area like Coopers Hawk, Cheesecake Factory, Toast & Berry, Cozy's etc

Ordered mighty meaty and a few appetizers. pretty good…read more Place was slammed, so we waited about 30 mins for a table. Our server was friendly and fast once we sat down. Solid food, but not sure the wait for a seat was worth it.

Maybe the best pizza in the state!! Love going and have never been disappointed! All the food…read moreis amazing!!

Went here for a meal and to do some work on a Saturday evening. Fast, spacious, good for groups or…read moresolo. Greta beer. Chicken sandwich was delish. Friendly people. Style is walk up to the bar to order, grab drink and a number and pick your seat. Lots of large tables, high tops, indoor and outdoor. Free WiFi. Food came out surprisingly fast and was goooood. Friendly staff. Get your own water station but with large cups so was no problem. Looking forward to returning.

Solid WC ipa Festbier was good…read more Got the mushroom Swiss burger - good Mac and cheese hard pass - do not get

Yum, yum, yum!!! I've ordered take out twice from here and ate inside once. The food is so fresh…read moreand flavorful. The servers were all so sweet and made sure you have everything you need. The interior is quaint with the checkerboard tablecloths and all the flowers around the dining room. Will definitely continue coming back!

I visited here since it was close to my hotel and there just weren't any great restaurants in the…read morearea anyway, plus my colleague likes Thai food. Our experience was ok here. My colleague still found ways to complain, first about the iced tea (supposedly made with tap water) and then about the place not having desserts. They're not listed on the main menu. We later asked and the waitress confirmed they do not have desserts. The closest would be their bubble tea I suppose. I started my meal with a thai tea which was pretty sweet and served in a typical short mug. I ordeed the pad kra pow with beef, level 4 spice. My colleague ordered the pork veggies stir fry with snow pea and baby corn, level 3. When the food came out, my colleagues arrived within about 4 minutes of ordering, his tasted like a level 5 so he thought. Mine came out a couple minutes later and seemed like a level 1. Not sure why mine was so bland and his was so spicy. The beef on my pad kra pow is decent but bland and you don't get very much. Once done, you're left with a big bowl of soup broth basically and lots of bell peppers and onions. There are no diced thai peppers or sliced jalapeños in this dish when ordering level 4. Maybe microscopic red pepper flakes which did not make it spicy. Maybe should have ordered a 5. My colleague seemed to enjoy his dish though. I just wanted something sweet after dinner and this was maybe the first thai restaurant I've ever seen that doesn't offer dessert.