Big space, plenty of room to spread out. Cool spot on paper, but honestly it was a little too…read morechaotic for me, kind of loud and all over the place. Asked the bartender for a beer recommendation and didn't really get much. Felt like they were just going through the motions, no real interest in helping me find something. Might give it another shot on a slower day, but the first visit was just okay.

What an experience last night. Last day on Business trip and wanted to hit up Rhinegeist since I…read morealways grab a six pack when i see it in stores. It's been awhile since I have been to a Brewery that checks all the boxes. Atmosphere, Beers & Service are out of this world. Keep up the good work.

1st timer in Ohio and stumbled upon this cute little area with lots of local shops and restaurants…read more The beer was crisp and refreshing, a little bit of variety for all. The food was delicious; the Peruvian chicken and nachos are both phenomenal. You order at the bar and the service could not have been better. Can't wait to go back!

Man, so sad about this place! Decided to stop in here for my birthday and was extremely…read moredisappointed. To start this place is a "sit down" but you have to order at the bar and they bring it to you. We were a tad thrown off with that since they literally had waiters and people roaming around, didn't make sense to me. But that was just the start! We decided to order nachos and a pretzel to start the meal. The pretzel was disgusting, hard and lacking flavor and the $14 nachos was a side plate with a small portion of nachos on it. I asked the server what was with the size of the nachos and he said he though they were normal. They aren't, you go to a normal bar and for $14 comes out a platter with nachos that are loaded. Then our mains came out, my wife's salad was gross, lacking flavor and with dry chicken and my burger was decent. For $90 this meal should have been WAYYY better. We left feeling very disappointed and will definitely not be coming back.

This is a usual stop for us when we travel to Covington. Enjoyed the new rooftop bar and a few…read moreScooters. Can't wait to come back again.

10/10! Loved everything about this place. The scooter and Grand Slamberry so good. The rooftop was…read moreso pretty as well.

absolutely awesomeness food drinks and service was top…read morenotch!! definitely going back

Still one of my favorite locations.... First .. their beers are quite good... second... they offer…read moresome of the best selection of Meades in the area.... And third... if you like sours... they've got a good selection of those as well. Parking on site.... Food truck on site. The weather is getting warmer so check out their patio as well.

We recently ate at Cincinnati Lager House before a Reds game and had a great time. First off, the…read morelocation is awesome - right on Cincinnati's Iconic Riverfront, just steps away from Great American Ballpark. The atmosphere and vibes get a 10/10. The restaurant spans two floors, with a large outdoor seating area that is covered. The menu is quite expansive. I tried a buffalo chicken wrap and it was delicious. The beer was also good, and they have a happy hour from 3-6pm on weekdays which makes it even better. If you're looking for something to do during the week, they have live music as part of "Rockin' the Roebling Summer Concert Series" which takes place every Thursday (May 21 - September 10) from 6-10 PM, on the grass area right off the outdoor seating. Highly recommend this place!

Starting this off by saying our server was excellent. It was an incredibly busy night with both a…read moreconcert and a game happening, and he handled everything very well. We had a reservation for 5:45 p.m., were seated around 5:55, and didn't see our server until about 6:10. That wasn't an issue at all as we completely understood how busy the restaurant was. We didn't get our food yet and staff began preparing the room for what appeared to be a private event. They weren't just clearing empty tables, they were completely removing tables and chairs from the dining room. Before long, it was just our table and one other left in the room, and it became very obvious that they were trying to rush us out. Our table was directly in front of the stage, and the DJ suddenly began testing the sound system at full volume while we were still eating. I have hearing loss, so having a speaker blasting directly behind me was extremely uncomfortable. What I believe was the owner then approached our table and asked, "Would it offend you if he starts testing the music?" I responded that I understood they needed to test, but asked if we could move to the bar since the music was so loud and it obvious they were clearing the room and rushing us out. Instead of answering my question or offering any accommodation, he simply replied, "Well, the bar and the whole place is bought out," and let the loud music testing continue. We were left trying to finish our meal with the speakers blasting directly behind us. What I don't understand is why reservations were accepted for 5:45 p.m. if management knew the restaurant would be completely bought out at 7:00. If there was going to be such a limited amount of time to dine, that should have been communicated when the reservation was made. Instead, management made us feel like an inconvenience although we were paying customers.

We had a really fun evening at Listermann Brewing Company's beer and cheese pairing event. The…read morepairing of four of their beers with Urban Stead Cheese Company had been thoughtfully chosen. A representative from both the Listermann and Urban Stead gave us some background on their businesses and then talked a little about each offering. We enjoyed all of the beers, but Chickow!, a Double Brown Ale with Hazelnut, was definitely our favorite. Hubby even bought some cans to bring home! Their restaurant is closed on Tuesdays, so perhaps we'll go back on another day of the week next time to check them out as well.

One of my favorite activities when traveling with friends of like mind is some beer tourism. This…read morewas our first spot in Cincinnati. We had hoped for food, but the business that does food in the building is another company and they were out for spring break. So sad. ;-) The brewery has a nice vibe to it. There is a small taproom with a much larger Oktoberfest styled hall (meaning large community tables). There are plugs here if you work remote, although I would NEVER do that. :P The beers are not the best I had in Cincy, but they are above the average in Cincy, so it is definitely above average. It is also a well-known, stable brewery. I understand Listermann recently sold the spot, so it will be interesting to see if there are changes going forward. The board is a bit heavy at this point, with quite a few brews over 10%. My feelings on the beers? The IPAs are decent, but they shine brightly with their stouts and pastry sours. The blackberry cobbler sour (12%) and Forbidden Imperial Stout got my top marks. Would love to return and see how the food is here, but spring break worked against me. If you go through my profile, you will find I have a couple of hidden gems we found on our trek.

Food was great! I came in after a rough day and Taylor turned it right around! She even recognized…read morewhen I came back in from a walk and remembered what I had!!! Love it here

MadTree had my heart, and there's no other way to say it. This is my parents' and my go-to spot…read morewhen they visit to hang out with some good drinks and food. We absolutely love their nachos and, of course, their variety of drinks. Their nachos were perfectly cheesy, and the guac on top adds the nicest flavor and oomph to the massive tray. For drinks, I tried the new 'Cincitucky' trail lager. It was super smooth and a nice, easy drink, definitely recommend if you're into similar drinks like Rhinegeist's Cincy Light. I think the atmosphere and the vibes are what keep me coming back to MadTree again and again. It is so warm, welcoming, and lively in there. The space is big and perfect to chat amongst others or watch whatever game is going on at the time. It is also so perfect for families and fluffy friends.

After striking out at Braxton down the street (Closed on a football Sunday for an event wtf?) we…read morewent to BrewDog. The layout was pretty typical for them albeit on a smaller scale than their locations in Las Vegas and Columbus. Several bar areas, a gaming mezzanine, couches, art on the walls and a roof deck (wasn't open when we visited). The large L shaped bar was clean and manned by a nice fellow. We headed up to the mezzanine and played some games while watching the 4pm game on their big screens. Food wise - we didn't eat here, but I can tell you from past BrewDog experiences their wings are always on point. Beer wise - They had a good mix on their 24 or so taps - IPA/Pale Ales (8 on tap), ciders (4), stouts & dark beers (3), lagers & pilsner (2), sour & fruit-based (2) and five beers for a community beer festival that was running that weekend. $1 of every pint poured went to charity. I had a Winter Staycation at 7.5% - our seasonal stout that brings rich pecan and sweet toffee flavors right to your glass. Every sip is a warming blend of nostalgia and bold flavors, crafted to remind you of the comforts of the season. If you loved last year's cozy winter release, this one's sure to feel right at home. It was average with sweet pecan flavors, caramel, vanilla, toffee and tasted malts. Drank like a porter. It was OK which is what most of their beers are. Just above average in my humble opinion. From my experiences between BrewDog and Voodoo, it seems the outsiders are better options than the local breweries (except Northern Row they were good) in Cincinnati. Can't go wrong with visiting this BrewDog. Thanks guys!

We had a great pre-concert experience at this location! Service was great! Elvis juice is always…read morehittin! Honey adobo wings is straight gas!