Excellent and friendly service. Manager has gone out of…read moreher way to accommodate!! Food was outstanding!

WING NIGHT = ABSOLUTE HOME RUN.My friends LOVE coming here specifically for wings, and they're…read moreright. Exceptional flavor, great deal, cooked right -- the kind of wings that make grown adults nod silently while chewing like they just heard the national anthem. You've clearly cracked the code there. Now... the rest feels like a restaurant that needs Ken back in the building doing what he does best: tightening Quality Control like a Marine inspecting bunks. The good stuff first:The ambiance is cozy. The TVs with the Olympics everywhere? Fantastic touch. It felt festive, communal, almost European... if Europeans watched curling while eating fries. Our waitress (who has served me a couple times before) is kind, attentive. Whoever is doing hiring and training deserves a raise...but today many of them seemed checked out. Now for the reality check -- delivered with affection: The dining room seating is uncomfortable. The enclosed patio high-tops are noticeably better. The regular chairs feel like they were designed by a chiropractor trying to drum up future business. The chili had good flavor but arrived just barely warm and missing onions, like it stopped just short of finishing school. The potatoes came missing bacon at first. When it did arrive, the portion was... let's call it "symbolic." About one crumpled strip -- not worth the price, even though the bacon itself was perfectly cooked and the aioli made the dish taste very good. Great ingredients, sloppy execution. Some plates are awkwardly shaped, which turns eating into a geometry problem. Our daughter -- a 23-year-old self-appointed restaurant expert -- liked the pancakes, (wanted the goetta burger but it was 86'd) and the sauce had developed that thick film that says, "I've been sitting here longer than a Senate filibuster." Again, good flavor... just tripped by execution. We also watched a neighboring table wait a long time to cash out -- long enough to turn a good experience into a frustrating exit. Julie said the girls bathroom felt like an outhouse in the Arctic on this snowy morning. Hand dryers are below the belt, so low you could dry your shoes. Take your Doan's Pills if you're over 60 and want to dry your hands. One ironic upside: those wobbly hard dining room seats do ensure fast table turnover. They also strongly discourage lingering for after-dinner drinks -- which I'm guessing was not the business strategy. Bottom line, Ken: This is a good restaurant that should be one of the best neighborhood spots in the city. The bones are strong. The staff is usually strong. The wings are elite.What's missing is your signature tightening of the details.... the last 10% that turns "good" into "people won't shut up about it." Because right now, this place feels like a Ferrari that just needs a tune-up. And everyone knows you're one of the best mechanics in town.

Andrew was great. I came yesterday for the first time and he suggested I have a burger I can't…read moreremember the exact burger but whew it was fantastic. I told him his review is based on his suggestion lol. And he delivered. Great guy kept me company at the bar. I would definitely recommend

Once again, fabulous customer service and tasty food! A sweet and super picky eater finished every…read morelast bite of her burger and fries - and wants to go back! I'm always too full for dessert, but they always have some scrumptious things listed. It's usually fairly busy, but worth any wait you may experience.

My daughter wife and I all love this place!...cozy environment five star service ...every time we…read moreare hear people are cheerful ...great recommendations, great coffee one of the better lattes I've ever had and hands-down, the best chai latte that my daughter myself or my wife have ever had.! It is on the sweet side for those that are curious.

Adorable space, awesome vibes, and kick ass coffees!! In from Indy and found this little place in…read morethe maps app. Vanilla lattes and breakfast sammies were delicious. Staff were energetic and friendly. Cannot wait until our next visit!

Service is excellent. Bartenders are friendly and attentive…read more Fellow customers are friendly.

This place rocks. I've driven past here a million times and it just doesn't look like a place I'd…read moreever go to. But my neighbor starting talking about Ethel's so I had to give it a try. NOTHING like I expected! VERY clean, everyone is so nice. And 100% the best bloody marys around.

Great place for lunch Hungarian soup is amazing as are…read moresalads and sandwiches I'm sure dinners are wonderful as well

It was so busy. We waited like an hour. Waited at the table, it was around holiday time so it makes…read moresense. The food was pretty good. I got a basic breakfast plate, this was the strawberry banana Nutella crepe. It had syrup drizzled on it. For how busy it was I was not the happiest but they seemed to have a wide variety of foods so I would love to come back and try!

Staff is always friendly, food is always good and music is following…read more I feel like there is always new food for me to try. This go around I had the grippo wings and I was not disappointed.

This is one of my favorite Bar & Grills the drinks are really good and the food is Top tier one of…read moremy favorites dishes to get is the Chicken/Steak Hibachi the meats is seasoned to perfection. And the food comes out in a timely manner

This spot has lots of family friendly spot, ice skating, fire pit, next to running/walking/bike…read morepath. Sand pits for kids, or volleyball. Outdoor tented dining area, indoor dinning area, multiple bars, and of course the production area. The beers are top notch, many choices, and seasonal specialties too. We got a x-mas cookie and a home sweet home brown ale to enjoy with our meal. We shared a double Maryland burger with the fries. The burgers are themed for each state the I-50 goes through. The Maryland burger was cooked perfectly, delicious. The fries are outstanding, top notch, and they have a fry sauce that is a must order. Service was good, less than 5 minutes from order to ready to pick up.

I attended an event at Fifty West Production Works. More specifically, their Brew & Que event…read more Great Lakes Brewing and Fifty West collaborate on a beer every year. The partnership is celebrated with a barbecue. The food itself, for this event, must be made by the Fifty West Brewing Company restaurant/ chef. It is on par with the food I have eaten there. The food was plentiful, and we ate way too much. Many of the side dishes were on the spicy side. Macaroni and cheese was creamy. The Slopy Nancy was a surprise. It was one of the vegetarian options. A mix of quinoa, chickpeas, carrots, and other vegetables, it was filling, a little spicy, a little sweet, and went well with the brisket. I wish I knew the recipe. It would be great as a Thanksgiving side dish. The brisket was tender. The desserts ( brownies and bread pudding,) were decadent. All items were made with quality ingredients. Based on what we ate, I would look forward to going to this event again. Maybe I should have started with the beer, as this was brew and Que. A wide variety of brews were available. Some where on the traditional side. Others used less common ingredients like sweet potatoes, and Buddha's Hand. It was an interesting mix. I really enjoy seeing creative beers at events like this. The sweet potato went great with the barbecue. It became very bitter when consumed with the desserts. The people who work the event were awesome. They all remained upbeat and positive the entire event. They interacted with the attendees when they could. Towards the end of the event, they were definitely able to do this more. They seemed to be enjoying the event as well. Production Works is a great space for such an event. While it was crowded, it did not feel overly so. In terms of crowdedness, it felt like going to any Brewery on a Saturday night. I think they capped the event at a good number. There was enough room for people to move around, and enjoy themselves. People were welcome to walk around the grounds. A couple of fire pits were set up outside. Later in the evening, they were particularly enjoyable. There's something about sitting outside with a wood-burning fire.

Ken! The iced tea is a cry for help. I don't know who brewed it--maybe a bitter ex-employee, or…read morepossibly the janitor's mop bucket on its day off--but it's officially the worst in the city. Please replace it before the Department of Beverage Justice intervenes. Your soda vendor owes us both! Now, moving on to the good stuff--the burgers are top 10. Like, "text-your-ex-and-rub-it-in" good. The menu? A beautiful love child of a classic pub and a culinary think tank. Sandwiches, chili, burgers--whoever layered the flavors deserves a Michelin star or at least a standing ovation from my taste buds. And Ken? The man is Ohio royalty in the restaurant world. He hires like he's casting a hit TV show--because people like Cindy don't just bring food, they bring joy, speed, and the kind of service that makes you tip more than your therapist.

I've been wanting to check this place out for the longest time. My Mr. dined here before Covid and…read moreraves about this place. Your basic pub and grub foods but it's much more than that. More like a neighborhood bar with dedicated locals. You can tell when you walk in. The inside is old school but revamped. Small in the inside but the crowd is super friendly. They do have outdoor seating. The menu is basic. Appetizers, salads, burgers, sandwiches, wings. They do have open bar and sell craft and domestic beers, wine and cocktails. If you want to watch a game, there are plenty of TV's for entertainment. We dined in for lunch on a Saturday and ordered: Drinks: Great Lakes Christmas Ale Great Lakes Easy Buckets blonde ale Cincy light (for me) Lunch: Build-your-own burger Fish and chips My burger was really great! I loved restaurants that toast the bun and keep the burger basic and easy to eat. My Mr demolished his fish & chips. I tried a bite of it and would absolutely get it when I come back. Overall it was a great experience. The manger checked up on us and our server was very attentive. Definitely coming back for more!

Whenever I visit my sister in Cincinnati, she always tries to take us to new restaurants that we…read morehaven't tried before. This time, she took us to Dilly Bistro Bar and Bottle Shop. I don't have too much to say about the drinks as I just had water, but the food was tasty and exactly what we needed on a cold afternoon. To start out, we ordered the famous beer cheese, and crab cakes for the table. The famous beer cheese was similar to a fondue but it was prepared well and had me wishing I had more. Very tasty and perfect for sharing. The crab cakes were equally tasty and tasted fresh with a nice consistency. As a table, we ordered the mariemont salad, the Cuban, the famous burger and a bowl of chili. I don't have too much to say about the burger. It was tasty but nothing out of the ordinary. The salad was unique and was shared by 2 people at our table. The Cuban was filled well and good value. Its always nice to see a restaurant not skimp out and deliver a nice product. In my opinion, the star of the show was the chili. This was a hardy, filling and extremely tasty chili! And of course, it was exactly what I needed on a cold, cloudy day. I ended up ordering a second bowl, it was that good! I would reccomend this place for a casual meetup with friends or family. Plenty of cozy seating inside, fast and friendly service and great food!

This is a restaurant you take your in-laws, your boss, or someone you wanna impress to with a…read moreslightly elevated vibe that'll make you look put together but that's also fairly affordable. ‍ I got the Salmon Burger. It's a salmon patty on a ciabatta bun with basil pesto, arugula, tomato, and garlic aioli. It was DELICIOUS. A lot of times, fish based patties will be too flaky and won't mesh well with the flavors of the sauces. The balance on this dish between its flavors and textures was top notch. I am highly intrigued to go gather some friends and take them here try more of their menu! The fig & goat cheese bruschetta is calling my name Also pictured are what my parents got: fish + chips (subbed chips for a side salad) and the grilled chicken sandwich Our service was slow at start; we showed up right at 6:30 when it got super busy and so we sat for about 10-15 minutes without having been served. Once I made eye contact with the waitress, she was able to come by and our service there on out was very timely!

Northstar Cafe is pricey, but def worth the hype, imo. I went with a friend for a girls lunch which…read moreI highly recommend I got the Mexicali Salad, a margarita, and we shared a side of fries with aioli, and the pimento cheese dip. All get two thumbs up from me! Thankfully this location is right by my work so I will be back soon!!

It was great, minus the 2 doors being open to the line, which makes it hard to know who is actually…read morefirst. It was a very busy Sunday brunch, and they had one poor cashier. Oatmeal with almond butter, oat milk, fruit and nuts was really good. It was warm (not as hot as I like it, but still good!) and I liked it served in the mason jar. They were making delicious scones and cookies while we were in line- smart advertising bc it smelled good! Food came quickly and "servers" were very friendly.