Best bartenders in the district. Best drinks. Best happy hour. Can't beat it. Half of every Friday…read moreand Saturday 7-9

This place is only open Friday and Saturday but it has a wonderful happy hour each day from 7-9 pm…read morewith half off everything. Great selection of liquors and flavors. Their cocktail menu has really unique seasonal creations. Large downstairs but cramped dance floor upstairs. There is a second bar upstairs and one on the patio. You can play beer pong here. Great pregaming spot with a happy hour you can't beat. It's the perfect location in the Oregon close to Wileys and Oregon Express

This place encompasses every "hillbilly/country folk" stereotype imaginable - which for me, makes…read moreit all the more loveable. For a visual - think: goddy belt buckles, cowboy boots, ball-bulging Wranglers (make sure you get a visual for that one), undersized shorts for the ladies and skoal rings. My hometown friends and I have been frequenting this place since we were 16 years old (yes, in Ohio you can legally get into a bar when you're 16). We go for the line dancing and love that the song order is still predictable after 7 years. Word of the wise on the dance floor - stay the hell back from the girls with hankerchiefs in their back pockets - they mean business and really like their dancing space. Admission is only $3 for those over 21. Drinks are cheap - especially compared to Indy. You could easily get sloshed for 20 bucks. Large long island iced tea complete in festive styrofoam cup for only $4.50. Most music is country but around 11:30 they start throwing in some fun off the wall songs like "Stroke It" and "Pussy Control". Go with an open mind and heart for Garth Brooks.

Driving by the triangle during the day you probably wouldn't take a second look at the a frame…read moreshaped building but take a ride down that country road Friday at 11pm and the place comes alive. You are sure to see jacked up pick up trucks and boys (maybe even some girls) with skoal rings. Once inside you are greeted with county music and cowboy boots stomping out the beat. Have no fear if you don't know how to line dance, just jump on the dance floor and look around and someone is sure to show you a step or two. If you are so inclined stop by the bar and grab a beer or a mixed drink for $1.50. This place is sure to surprise you but sure to be a good time!

The service in this place is pathetic at best. The staff is demeaning, they will lay their hands on…read moretheir patrons. The entry process is expensive and confusing they will charge you twice before you step into the actual bar just to charge you again for overpriced beer.

DISGUSTING. One of the staff members laid both of his hands on me because I didn't check my purse…read more They never ask. There were no signs. The drinks were the worst I've had! All staff minus the purse check lady were rude, disrespectful, and over all disappointing. Do not go, to enter is so confusing and you don't know what's going on just to get to a grubby atmosphere.

I visited Axis for the first time for their Halloween themed, black magic show and it was so much…read morefun! The performances were theatrical, upbeat, and hella entertaining. The crowd was packed and everyone seemed to be in good spirits. A few people had on costumes, so I'll definitely come dressed next year. After the show the dance floor opened back up and kept the mood high. Their drinks are also potent and wallet friendly, a win.

If youre heading out to Axis on a saturday watch out for train wrecks. This new guy they got…read moreplaying the music, Bacchus, needs to change his name to DJ Gallop or DJ Train Wreck. Nearly every song was butchered. Im gonna go out on a limb and assume this guy was a nepo hire cause it certainly wasnt for his talent. Maybe drop the video and start with audio and youll do better. But after tonight im gonna recommend you dont quit your day job. If nightclubs started hiring djs off of talent instead of just grabbing their cousins brother maybe people would want to go out clubbing more often or stay the whole night. Bartender was good though.

What a fun spot to check out. We were grabbing pizza across…read morethe street and when we went to leave, we caught this place and checked it out. Amazing vibes, friendly staff, awesome time.

What a fun inclusive club. Got there early and got seats at the bar easily. Friendly bartenders and…read morepatrons the music was pumping great tunes. By 11 the place was full of happy, shiny people. The owner even introduced himself and had a drink with us. It will be in my list for the next time.

The lights are neat - but the music was pretty bad. As for the drinks - watered down and EXPENSIVE…read more I ordered some without ice just to be sure, and they tasted watered down too. Considering a drink costs $20 - I wont be going again. One of the waitresses was quite rude. There was a table open and the entire club was empty (the bartender told me immigration raids had all the customers scared?) But at any rate, I sat down at one of the only tables not marked reserved, and she promptly approached me and yelled at me for sitting there. Didnt ask me to move, vacate, or calmly explain that they ran out of handwritten "Reserved" notes - she just shrieked. So in summation: watered down, expensive drinks. I also accidentally walked in with a knife on my belt the first time too, walked right through the metal detector. After seeing some of the clientele, I'm glad I had the knife though. Lol. Saw some people with latin gang tatoos - this a club to avoid.

Unique day for securing tables, great atmosphere well run staff very professional definitely a…read moreopportunity to experience a taste of Latin Style Music and fun

Although it is a nice place to hung out during the weekend, why don't you check this place out on…read moreWednesday night, too? They offer you a salsa lesson every Wednesday at 8 and after all people just start dancing! Dancing salsa at this place on Saturday night is definitely recommended, too, of course. But personality, I like their Wednesdays since it's not so crowded like Saturday.

Great place to chill on the weekends. Nice atmosphere and music. Tastefully furnished. Always a fun…read moreplace and security not compromised

From the owner: Cove 51 has arrived! Elevating the city's nightlife scene, this fresh Cincinnati night club is…read moreserving up a new level of dancing, drinking, and dining. This upscale venue is the perfect place to enjoy music and show off your latest outfits. With different themes every night, you and your friends will never be bored--and you'll always leave with great memories. As a versatile space, Cove 51 is perfect for any night out. Couples can enjoy a secluded romantic dinner indoors, while large parties can make reservations to enjoy happy hour on theoutdoor patio. Their bar is stocked a variety of high-end spirits, making it the perfect spot to relax with a beer or try a specialty-crafted cocktail. With a state-of-the-art lighting, video, and sound system, Cove 51's dance floor will never disappoint. And you'll always get a varied taste of music, as this club features everything from Caribbean dance to national music acts. Make the most of your night by reserving a table at Cove 51--your crew will have the best seat in the house, complete with appetizers and bottle service. And if you're looking for the ultimate nightlife experience in Cincinnati, the Cove 51 staff offers a range of membership options. Members can enjoy invitations to exclusive events, VIP valet, premier seating, advance tickets, and much more. Whether you're searching for one of the best bars in Cincinnati or you're looking for a new night club to call home, Cove 51delivers style that tickles the senses...

Was really excited to come here, but it seems to be just a big empty space with a bar, DJ, and…read moredance floor. Vibes are disco balls and fake greenery with house music. There was a $10 cover on a Saturday night.

They don't treat patrons well, more to follow when the door staff tells the bouncer to man handle…read moreyou for no reason while waiting for your friend at the door

If you love karaoke this is the place to be. You can go in…read morethe back area that's free and listen to people sing or sign yourself to sing. Or you could get a private room for just you and your friends and sing as loud and wrong as you please. If you get your own room you can order drinks from there and the come down from the ceiling. It's always amazing to look at.

Reserved a room for two hours. Drinks are reasonably priced, well-crafted, and tasty enough…read more Employees were also pretty nice and helpful. But the actual experience felt bare and poorly-executed. Cheap. The rooms are very minimalist in design, are not soundproofed (can hear other rooms singing, not to mention the main club room), and the karaoke tech is TERRIBLE: The music defaults to weird keys, is randomly out-of-sync with on-screen lyrics, and the song library is so minimal (do not go to the Japan-themed karaoke bar and expect to karaoke any Japanese songs or anime titles). Add to that the removal of past elements like drinks being lowered through the ceiling and robot deliveries, plus a mandatory gratuity added to your room reservation fee (not just your drinks, which itself is sensible), and I can't help but feel Tokyo Kitty has gone out of their way to cheapen an experience (not the cost) that will eventually run out of one-time customers. Improvements I think could help: Karaoke client overhaul - install a system that works and has a broader selection of music. Probably get better microphones too. Automated drink order system - This is a rare business that actually NEEDS QR code mobile phone menu/ordering. Guests order drinks on their phones, and employees can deliver them as needed. Or, install the novelty drink-delivery system! Flipping a card in a window and waiting for someone to enter and try to juggle drink orders while customers are wailing into a mic is inefficient. Sound proof rooms - or sound dampening. If the hole in the ceiling is pointless to have anymore, get rid of it! Spruce up the place - a few graphic arts of some celebrities hung on the walls feels cheap and lazy (The mural of Eartha Kitt stays. It's so good and adds some real, actual character and warmth, but it's the ONLY thing.) Otherwise, add literally ANYTHING that says "You're in a place called 'Tokyo Kitty'!"