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    Kaimelsky's

    4.0 (1 review)
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    14 years ago

    I visited this cart on a whim at The City Flea and they have the best veggie burger I've ever had. Everything else looked good also.

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    Midwest Best Bbq & Creamery

    Midwest Best Bbq & Creamery

    4.3
    (331 reviews)
    5.1 km
    $$

    I got 6 wings of their dillonator & 6 of their g-funk wings. They know exactly what they are doing…read morehere with their BBQ. I also got some baked beans and a corn muffin. I wish I ordered 5 instead of 1. I can eat those all day long. Never have I ever had cornbread that bomb in my life. Come get you some! The lovely lady upfront with the red curly hair was nice and helpful. The other cashier which was a young boy also seemed pretty nice! If you're craving BBQ, ya'll gotta come try this spot out. It's right off the freeway. Nice building with a good amount of seating.

    Look, as the winner of the 1992 Barbecue Competition, with Gary Burbank as judge, I'm basically the…read moreLeBron James of ribs. I've eaten my way through every smokehouse in Cincinnati, so when I say Midwest Best BBQ is the real deal, believe me. My arteries are practically Yelp-certified. The team of servers and cooks seems like they recruited an entire football team of young men from the University of Cincinnati; service so fast you'd think they were running a two-minute drill, attentive enough to make your mom jealous, and coordinated like they're protecting the quarterback only this time, the quarterback is your pulled-pork sandwich. Their wings, rubs, and sauces? Every single flavor profile was so good I nearly proposed to the coleslaw. And don't get me started on the G-Funk wings. They're delightful, though naming wings after a rap genre means you half expect Dr. Dre to hand you wet wipes. And let's talk about the smoking schedule. They've got a night smoker and a day smoker, which sounds less like a BBQ setup and more like a buddy-cop movie: "Day Smoker plays by the rules, Night Smoker breaks 'em, but together they deliver justice... in the form of brisket." Mark, one of the owners, literally smokes meat during a half-day shift with the love and passion of a Michelin-star chef who moonlights as Cupid. This guy makes ribs like he's serenading them. If Hallmark made a "Brisket Romance" channel, Mark would star in every single movie. I bought several pounds of meat to take home. Not "a pound." Several. Because nothing says "self-control" like hiding a bag of smoked chicken behind your kale in the fridge. Exclamation point. Period. Now, location... ...here's the kicker. They're hidden off the road over a hundred yards. That's right, it's the Area 51 of BBQ. You basically need Google Maps, a Sherpa, and divine intervention to find them. Yet, somehow, when you do, it feels like stumbling upon the Ark of the Covenant... ...only tastier, and fewer Nazis melting. Inside? Casual. TVs locked on Bengals or Reds games, so you can watch disappointment while you eat happiness. Patio? Shaded. Perfect for when you want to sweat from the hot sauce, not the sun. The sides? Top echelon. Beans, slaw, cornbread, each one a little sidekick to the main meat superhero. And for the low-carb crowd, this place is a protein paradise. Keto bros rejoice: you can bench-press your brisket guilt-free. Bottom line: Midwest Best BBQ doesn't just feed you, it baptizes you in smoke, sauce, and joy. And if you're not leaving with meat sweats, did you even go?

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    The spread. Macaroni and cheese, lemon pepper and g funk wangs
    The spread. Macaroni and cheese, lemon pepper and g funk wangs
    Photo from when we ate there two or three years ago

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    The Acres

    The Acres

    4.7
    (50 reviews)
    14.6 km
    Locally owned & operated
    70 years in business

    Great place for a burger and beer in an outside venue with mini golf, driving range and other stuff…read moreto do if you are in the mood for that. Double smash burgers are primary on the menu. Good selection of beers. Sturdy outdoor picnic tables, some outside and a bunch in an open air covered space in case the weather is threatening. Order at the bar, take a number and your food comes served smile. Cut flowers at all the tables came from the property. It's all just really nice and chill! Oh, and the music was great!

    My rating is for the service, and mini golf / driving range only as I didn't get food - when I come…read moreback and try the food, I will update my review. This place has tons of parking which is free. The pricing for mini golf was really good better than anywhere else - unlimited and two different 18-hole courses (I will say the courses itself could use an upgrade - new paint or adding some objects to the course to make the established holes a bit more challenging. We paid 9 dollars per person. The driving range was also pretty cheap for buckets of balls - it would be a fun afternoon to bring the dads for driving range, the kids for mini golf and the moms can eat food and hang or enjoy the range as well. The food looked good, but we did not partake - the drinks were decently well priced - a can of beer 3.50 - a sway was 6 bucks. They have free concerts every now and then at their art installation, which is pretty cool, I also think it's cool how they do 5 buck Mondays. The staff was nice enough, my only complaint is the grass was a little overgrown, so we got ate up with chiggers and skeeters.

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    Honey Bourbon wings - chef's kiss
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    Lucky Dog Grille

    Lucky Dog Grille

    3.6
    (225 reviews)
    10.5 km
    $$

    Been wanting to try this place for a long time, so I stopped in today. Tried the burnt ends and the…read moreCuban sandwich. Burnt ends sauce was really tasty, the ends themselves were ok, not as burnt as I'd like but that's preferential and to each their own. Was a bit more fat on them than I expected, but again, some folks enjoy that, so just information. Cuban was very good. First off, it's hard to find a decent (if any) Cuban in Cincinnati, so kudos for offering one! The pork, pickles and cheese were all tasty and bread was pressed and indeed crunchy. I also felt it was good value for money at $11 with fries. The fries are coated, which I don't like at all, but again that's my preference and bears no weight here as many people like that. I asked for them crispy and they accommodated which I appreciate. Ambience is good, low light with TVs going and a welcoming feel. I would recommend this place for the Cuban alone so give it a try. The server Sara was very nice and really just pleasant in a genuine manner which was refreshing. She seemed earnestly happy that anyone came in and treated them as such. Good job Sara!

    Decided to try this place before visiting the cat cafe next day. Ordered the wings based on…read moreprevious reviews. They were delicious. One of the best I've had around. Restaurant was nice. Played trivia in the tv. Can't wait to go back for the wings again. Service was great. Very attentive.

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    Lucky Dog Grille
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