This neighborhood bar is what it is. Live music, cold beer, and great wings. Like, surprisingly…read moregood wings. The hot wings are pretty mild for hot wings, so I like a side of their extra hot sauce for an extra dip. Its a casual, neighborhood bar. There are a couple games up front like a pop-a-shot and there's keno as an option too. Service is friendly though when it's busy it can be a little slower. Fortunately they have pitchers and buckets so just stock up and hang out. I havent tried much else on the menu because I like the wings so much, can't really speak to the rest of it. Check it out if you're in the neighborhood!

The service was 11/10. It was a packed house tonight for the live music and the entire staff were…read morefriendly, attentive, and never missed a beat. Even when service was slow as they made their way through all of the customers, they always came back with a smile. My husband had the wings with tots and said the tots were the highlight of his meal. I had the turkey salad and it was delicious. The true star of the show, though? Was the chips & peno dip starter. It was SO good we inhaled it before I even thought to snap a pic. I'll be thinking of that tangy-creaminess for a while!

I had no idea that Kenwood Theatre was an independently owned theater in the same group as the…read moreEsquire and Mariemont Theaters until we came here recently to see Wake Up Dead Man. And yet here it is, a dine-in movie theater next to Cincinnati's busiest shopping district that isn't owned by AMC, Cinemark or the like. Just a unique theater experience where you wouldn't expect to find one. As you walk in, there's a small concession stand where you can buy popcorn and some other smaller snacks. But the real move is to order food from your seat. Once you get to the theater, you can recline and heat your seat (really!) and press a button to summon a server to take your order. I'll admit I wasn't thrilled about the menu at first glance, but after looking at other options around Kenwood mall the prices began to look a lot more reasonable. We decided to order dinner at the theater along with a huge bowl of (refillable) popcorn. We weren't able to get into the theater until about 15 minutes before showtime. I'm not sure if that's standard or something specific to the movie and theater we were there for. It was no big deal, but didn't leave a lot of time to order and get our food before the movie started. We there with a group of six and ordered 2nd out of three sets of couples. But for some reason were last to get our food, well into the beginning of the movie. Popcorn came out first during the trailers, along with a Coke Zero that my husband and I shared. When dinner eventually showed up everything was hot and delicious, but I didn't pay a lot of attention to it because the movie was already well underway. It's also a bit hard to see your food once the movie starts so keep that in mind--don't get anything too sloppy or messy. The chicken quesadilla is maybe at the limit of sloppy. Manageable but be careful. Overall, this theater has a lot of pros: Locally owned, good food, small theaters, interesting movie selection, convenience of eating while watching a movie. However, it looses a few points for me for the 15-minute restriction on entering the theater and the delay in getting food once ordered. I get the convenience factor but I personally would rather eat in the brighter light during the trailers + before the movie I'm here to see starts.

The employees were able to dress accordingly for our Halloween showing. Everyone was in great…read morespirits and made for a fun experience. I didn't love my pizza but my friend had good chicken tenders. The popcorn was better. A different friend did unlimited refills! They came to give the checks at an odd time during some climatic scenes which I didn't love. They were also the wrong checks.

Such a great family oriented dance atmosphere at this studio. Ms Maria is a fun, nurturing, and…read morevery educated dance teacher. She helps dancers reach the next level! Extracurriculars are fantastic and inclusive regardless of dance experience. Very affordable pricing as well. We love this dance studio and recommend to anyone who would like to further their dance education.

The studio is now offering Hip Hop Dance, Yoga and Mommy & Me classes too!read more

I am loving this newly renovated theater. It has tons of charm and is easily accessible from nearby…read moreparking garages. We recently saw Diary of a Wimpy Kid here and I purchased a discounted parking pass with our tickets. That made parking a breeze. Our seats were near the stage, maybe 3 rows back and we could see the entire stage. The show was very entertaining and the sound and lighting were excellent. I would definitely consider a subscription to the next season.

We are on our second round of drama classes for our 8 year old here and we love it. We have been…read moregoing to shows since our boys were very little and never disappoint. Their new facility on Red Bank is amazing. Beautiful space rhat offers plenty of room for classes and performances and a wonderful lobby and waiting area for parents.

My family frequents X Golf, we love the environment and all the staff. They are so helpful,…read moreespecially Ashala and Makayla. My wine is poured before I even take a seat. The General manager CJ and golf pro Brett are amazing. Staff overall is very knowledgable and friendly. Highly recommend visiting!

Just want to say the simulators are by far the nicest I've ever played on. Overall atmosphere is…read morepretty cool. Music could be a little softer. My issue was whoever served us today. He looked like we were bothering him by us being there and is super awkward in communication. Not helpful at all. Bad listener. Definitely not someone you want as the face of your company. Finally make sure you're not paying individually for time, you definitely want to purchase a monthly package. I was blown away to find out it was $65 an hour and it automatically put a tip on that which really pissed me off. I wasn't tipping for food or drinks, I guess I was tipping for them letting me pay them to use their simulator.

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Last month, I took my son's certificate to practice medicine in Ohio to them for framing. the…read moreclerk who assisted me in choices for the mats, glass and frame was very helpful! Of course, we agreed to use red and gray for Ohio! When I went to pick it up, I was so excited and pleased as to the final result. The framer paid such attention to detail. I would definitely choose them again in the future!

Artclectic Art Galery is a lovely place to host a party! Our family had a bridal shower for a dear…read moreniece at the gallery and everyone enjoyed it. With a backdrop of engaging art, the gallery owners (Starr and Tarry) open their venue for gatherings and the two owners also serve as bar tenders for your event, giving hosts a hand with hosting duties. Tarry and Starr also assisted with setup and packing up afterwards, which we didn't expect and was most welcome help. The venue has a set number of tables that work in their facility and they provide white tablecloths. The tables are setup in their lobby, an adjacent room with counters for serving food and two smaller rooms---all decorated with lovely art done by local artists. For those wishing their own music, they can provide the means to use their in-house speakers and a large screen TV is available for your slide shows or similar. The venue also has a very small kitchen to assist with setup. There is a refrigerator, but it was pretty full, so we needed to rely upon our coolers with ice for our party fare. Our guests thoroughly enjoyed the venue and the bridal shower and, as the hosts, we could have a good time, knowing Tarry and Starr were taking care of beverages.

Afternoon tea at this small gallery was a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon. The tea was simple…read morebut well thought out. The gallery is small and the artist are varied in skill. There are definitely a few pieces worth looking at but many felt like they were done by high school students. Art is definitely subjective and there is a wide range of skill/mediums.