My husband and I who is a injured disabled Iraqi veteran we took the train from Cincinnati to…read moreChicago and it was the best experience ever my husband Walker uses Walker and couldn't get it everywhere on the train so we had to walk through and the staff helped us him walk to the cafeteria they helped us with his food they helped make everything comfortable just for him and it is just so amazing to have people like that that care about a veterans

I would be cautious of the hours of this location in which I have been stranded short of Louisville…read moreKentucky. As it would seem its open for three of four hours as for its better advertised role in the wee hours of the morning. They don't take cash or concern theirselves for the homeless people of Cincinnati or Covington and are deeply hated and not trusted.

I like the decor and that's about it. Sign outside said fresh seafood, but I didn't see it. Fish…read morewas certainly frozen, but was probably the best part of the meal. The hush puppies were hand made, and had no favor at all. I order a hand roll oyster ball. It was a softball sized hush puppy with an oyster in the middle. very nasty. Another cook that doesn't taste his own food. The seafood platter has a lot of food, but my wife and I didn't eat half of it. All in all, a $75 dinner served in plastic baskets, plastic silverware, and Styrofoam drinks, that I left with some concerns if I was going to keep down what I did have. My son liked his hamburger, so if you must try it, i'd recommend staying with it. Safer and cheapers.

Quaint park on the Ohio to Erie Trail. Past & present are…read morecombined in this historic train station that lies on an active track. Nearby grain storage ships local corn across the globe. Bathrooms & bike pump/tool services available