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“The couple said their vows inside a gazebo, which was positioned in front of a scenic lake and fountain view.”

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Tommie’s Place - Comfy sitting areas

Tommie’s Place

(17 reviews)

I love meeting friends at Tommie's. The staff are always friendly, the drinks are amazing, and the…read moreambiance is wonderful.

This was originally a "speakeasy" but has since gotten HUGE signage directing you to it, so really…read moredoesn't qualify anymore. You can either walk through the gun center or enter at the rear / side of the building. Either way it is a bit of a walk so could be a concern for anyone with mobility issues. I was surprised that there were not any disabled parking spots close to the side entrance. It's a large lounge, upscale and beautifully decorated though does not have an intimate feel. Majority of seating is tables vs. bar. The cocktail menu is unique and fun, with the different drinks named after famous and infamous gunslingers. I had a Baby Face Nelson which was attractive and delicious. At first I though it was a little weak but towards the end it hit with a bang (see what I did there). I also took advantage of the ladies night menu and got a $5 cucumber mint G&T. The cocktail pricing is what you'd expect, ranging from $12 to $16. The wine list is not extensive and I would not describe this as a wine bar. But, I would come here seeking a fancy cocktail anyway. No food served, but door dash menus are available and there is also a limited menu for direct delivery from the Indian restaurant across the road. The outdoor patio looks nice. We were there on the earlier side, around 5 PM on a weekday. Service was pretty attentive with only one waitress handling the tables. I think if they found a way to serve some simple appetizers and put in a railing along the walkway from the parking lot to the door (thinking of my husband here) I'd give it five stars. They have a weird rule in that they insist on scanning your ID, regardless of age, up until 7 PM any day - this is so that no one who orders a drink can go next door and shoot (where they also scan IDs). The shooting range closes at 7 PM. So shoot first, drink later.

The Oscar Station

The Oscar Station

(4 reviews)

We visited the Oscar Station for the annual Jungle Jim's International Craft Beer Festival. The…read morespace is really cool and has plenty of room, indoors and outdoors to entertain people. There is a bar area with a very cool dry-cleaner style conveyor belt where they have different bottles on display. There's comfortable seating at the bar as well as tables off to the side. There are also bathrooms in this area of the event space that were clean and had plenty of stalls. This area can be separated from the next room, which is bigger and seems like it can be customized for different events. For this event there were a bunch of eight foot tables for the breweries. There are also a bunch of garage door style windows that can be opened to create an indoor/outdoor kind of feel to the space. Outside there is a large area where there was a stage with live music and food trucks were able to pull in as vendors. Overall the event space lent perfectly to the Craft Beer Festival and could be easily adapted for other events. It also can accommodate a variety of group sizes. We had a great time at the venue and will definitely attend future events here and if I was from the area it would be a great venue to consider hosting events as well.

In for the International Wine Festival . Busy event with wines from California.. mid west…read more.. fingers crossed lakes... Spain...Italy...France... South Africa....Australia... tastings at both the station and the event center. Yes.. the old Kings Island monorail was moving people between both locations.

Mill Race Banquet Center

Mill Race Banquet Center

(3 reviews)

This place is an absolute hidden gem. The banquet center is located on the golf course at Winton…read moreWoods. From the moment you walk in you're greeted with old mill gears that are in still in place, a stone fireplace and gorgeous views. If you are a diy'r this is a dream to decorate. The natural light, wood and stone elements are a perfect backdrop. The food was absolutely delicious. We weren't sure what to expect with in house catering. It was beyond our expectations. The prime rib was flavorful and cooked perfectly. The pork loin was tender and the apple chutney was a perfect companion. The dinner service was seamless as well as the setup and clean up. If you're looking for an affordable venue without over the top options then this can't be beat. We would host another party here without question. Bravo, Mill Race. And a special shoutout to Kathleen, the event coordinator, she was a delight.

Attended this venue as a part of the Great Parks Dinner Series which is like a mystery…read moredinner/murder mystery. I won't review the series but I could just say it was an enjoyable experience for an affordable price. If you are interested here is the link to other events. http://www.hamiltoncountyparks.org/events/dinner-series In general, this was an average banquet hall that was accommodating for a large group of people. They had a bunch a round tables and a small stage for the entertainment. There was a rolling bar area that was by the entrance which was really just a makeshift closet space. The food was buffet style and was good. I went back for seconds so I can't complain. Staff was friendly and made the night enjoyable.

Liberty Collective

Liberty Collective

(58 reviews)

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The Liberty Collective is one of the best casual hangouts in Liberty Township--a place that…read moregenuinely works for friends, families, and all ages. The complex is large, lively, and designed for groups, with both indoor and outdoor seating that makes it easy to settle in and stay awhile. Billed as both an entertainment and dining destination, the Collective offers five different restaurant options, covering everything from burgers, wings, burritos, hibachi‑style bowls, fried chicken, salads, and pizzas. Dessert lovers tend to gravitate toward ice cream at The District, but there's also a shop offering macarons and cupcakes. Everything is ordered counter‑style, and you'll get a text when your food is ready for pickup--simple, efficient, and perfect for a casual night out. We haven't had anything we didn't enjoy, but the burgers are the standout favorites in our group. For adults, there's a bourbon bar and a second bar focused on craft cocktails and beer. And if you're serious about your beverages, there's an entire wall of 30+ self‑serve taps featuring beer, wine, and cocktails. We haven't tried the tap wall yet, but it's a fun option for those who like to explore. Only wish one of the restaurants serving craft beverages, had freshly brewed iced tea. There is iced tea in the soda fountain but it's not the same as fresh. We usually sit outside at the communal tables and watch the kids play sand volleyball or cornhole. One evening they even had karaoke--and true to the family‑friendly vibe, kids were welcome to grab the mic and have their moment. The Collective does enforce a teen curfew; after around 5 p.m., teens need to be accompanied by an adult. With the high school right across the street, it keeps the space manageable and enjoyable for everyone. A casual, local favorite that truly delivers on food, fun, and atmosphere.

We went there as a family last night to watch the Moeller vs. St. X Baseball game on their TVs. It…read morewas great that they paid for the service and put it on every TV in the place. We had Pizza and Cheezy Bread from Ramundo's. It was very good and the service was quick. Beer was reasonably priced. Parking was fine when we got there but it was full when we left. Everyone was parking at the High School and walking over. It was good to see our tax dollars being spent on something that helps the community more than educating the kids. It is noisy inside but it is at a level you can deal with. Lots of things to do and the outside areas looked great!

Cozy's Cottage - Short Rib Skillet - Incredible!

Cozy's Cottage

(214 reviews)

Outstanding. In every regard…read more Fantastic brunch spot. And a cool location inside a large country house. Definitely try the Short Rib Skillet and Bloody Mary's. And get a side of Grilled Andouille.

Cozy's Cottage has always been a hit‑or‑miss spot for us, and unfortunately our September 18 visit…read morelanded firmly in the "miss" category. My husband ordered the soup and shaved Caesar, while I went with the Carbonara. The soup arrived lukewarm, and the shaved Caesar was awkward to eat--shaved romaine simply doesn't cooperate with a fork. The Carbonara was completely uneatable and the biggest disappointment. What arrived at the table looked more like a soupy, broken sauce with noodles swimming underneath and a barely cooked egg collapsing into the bowl than anything resembling Carbonara. The photo says it all: a runny, unsettled mixture that never came together as a cohesive dish. To their credit, the manager removed it from the bill and apologized, explaining that a new chef is still learning the recipes and that the dish should never have been served that way. The issue, of course, is that it was served that way. Cozy's seems to be experimenting with "deconstructed" presentations, but it isn't working. The shaved lettuce Caesar came topped with a deviled egg, and the Carbonara featured that nearly raw egg sitting on top of a watery sauce. Sometimes sticking with what you know is the better choice. Despite this visit, we'll likely return--Cozy's can be charming, and when they get it right, the food can be quite good. But consistency remains their biggest challenge. Next time, I'll ordered the fried chicken!

Manor House Banquet & Conference Center - Omelet station & poached egg

Manor House Banquet & Conference Center

(32 reviews)

if I could, I would give it zero stars!Yesterday was one of the poorest excuses for an Easter…read moreBuffet I have ever been to. I was embarrassed to have my family there. It didn't look very well attended and now we know why. They must have known something that we didn't. I have been to several Mother's Day Buffets there and I know that they know better than to charge $55.00/person for the cheap garbage they foisted on the guests. How many ways can they serve PORK(the cheapest meat on the market and half the price of a pound of hamburger), along with dozens of hard boiled eggs at less than 2.00/doz., some beef that was tough and obviously a low price cut or mystery meat. The salads were sparse, there were no cheese selections at all, no juices served, and not a single vegetable was on the menu. I don't believe that I have EVER been to a buffet that didn't at least serve green beans(but then, right now they cost more/pound than pork). The buffet was FULL of "filler foods" like donuts and muffins. The service was terrible. If you wanted something to drink, you had to go get it yourself. That "buffet" wasn't even worth $150. let alone $275.00 There was a sign out front that said "Mother's Day Buffet". We will not be stupid enough to be "taken" a second time. We will NOT be back.

Finding a place my wife would like for Mother's Day is difficult, but Manor House's Mother's Day…read morebrunch filled the bill. Anywhere with an omelette station will get my attention. The omelette station here was top notch. They had poached eggs next to it that looked like extra large egg McMuffins. They test better. The tenderloin was awesome. The ham was excellent. Adding dessert, and the ability of our out of town son to attend (with his significant other) made my lady the happiest she could be. With a little dessert, the starches made me sleepy, so some of the best coffee I have had in a long time was available. Goodbye Starbucks. Goodnight Dunkin. No match to McCafe for the Manor House coffee. I will do my best to come back next year (if it doesn't sell out before I get a reservation). I love this.

Savannah Center - venues - Updated October 2026

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