Great service. Great food. I would highly recommend this restaurant with family and friends.read more

Very good service! Great food and coffee!…read moreDefinitely recommend. Park in the garage and you can avoid any inclement weather.

Food was amazing and the service was great! Located in a nice area. Great atmosphere. The outside…read morearea is nice to eat and relax. I would recommend going here.

I would definitely lunch here again…read more I was looking forward to a lamb patty but they stopped offering that around a month ago. I had a gorgonberry salad with a bison patty on the side and it was delicious. Perfectly cooked bison patty with a lovely char and good flavor. Little Mister had the Sriracha Caesar salad sans Sriracha and red onion. He finished the entire salad plus a side of onion rings. The small salads are generously sized. Hubs had the beginning burger and he was very happy with it. It was super juicy and delicious. I like that they have a large outdoor dining area that is covered which is perfect when the weather permits. Rock on BRU

If you haven't been to MPH Brewing in Montgomery, you're either stuck in traffic... or parked…read moresomewhere three blocks away wondering if this place is really worth the walk. Spoiler: it is. The only real complaint here is that the parking situation occasionally resembles a Black Friday doorbuster...,,except instead of discounted TVs, you're fighting for proximity to exceptional beer and people who actually seem glad you showed up. From the moment you walk in, you get hit with something rare these days: genuine, unscripted hospitality. Sierra, the general manager, runs the place with the kind of quiet authority that says, "Yes, we're in control....and yes, you're going to enjoy yourself." She's sharp, composed, and clearly the reason everything hums instead of hiccups. Then there's Maddie...her sister....who is essentially a human champagne cork. Every interaction pops, sparkles, and somehow gets more entertaining the longer you're around her. Watching Sierra and Maddie interact is like seeing discipline and delightful chaos shake hands and decide to run a brewery together. The result? A place that feels both dialed-in and alive. Caroline deserves her own headline. Not just pleasant...precision-level accommodating. The kind of service where you don't have to ask twice, and usually don't even have to ask once. She and Maddie made sure we were completely taken care of out on the porch, including getting a fire going when the temperature dipped into that sneaky "do I need a jacket or not?" zone. That's not service..,.that's anticipation. The food? Legitimately strong. The prosciutto and fig jam pizza hits that perfect balance of sweet, salty, and "why did we not order two of these?" Their salads don't feel like a punishment, and the sandwiches,,..let's just say people aren't exaggerating. You'll see tables guarding them like trade secrets. Now the beer....this is where MPH separates itself from the "nice patio, average product" crowd you find scattered along certain nearby river-adjacent zones. These beers don't just show up,,.they perform. Clean, well-crafted, and across a lineup that feels like a brewmaster who knows exactly what he's doing and isn't guessing. You could drop several of these into a national competition and they wouldn't just participate--they'd make noise. What stands out most is the environment. Relaxed without being lazy, energetic without being chaotic. If the weather cooperates, sitting outside is one of the most enjoyable, almost unfairly pleasant experiences you'll find in Montgomery. There's really nothing else like it in the immediate area, it's not trying to copy anything, and that's exactly why it works. Bottom line: MPH Brewing is what happens when ownership hires well, trains well, and then gets out of the way of good people doing good work. Just plan your parking strategy like you're invading Normandy--or bring comfortable shoes. Either way, you'll leave glad you made the effort.

I didn't get to spend much time at this brewery, but I very much enjoyed the amount I did. We…read morearrived just in time to order a pizza. The bartender quickly spotted up as we sat down at the bar and asked for our order. I appreciate the range of available beers. Not a hefty number of hazy IPAs. I had a fantastic doppelbock (tis the season!) and a sample of their wee heavy. Both delicious. We visited on a Saturday evening, and it was hopping! The brewery itself is inviting, set up so that it is welcoming to families, couples, singles, and groups. The staff we interacted with were all incredibly friendly and attentive. If I lived in the nearby or even in Ohio, I would certainly make this brewery a regular spot. Enjoy your visit!

Quick service. Great burgers. Great sports bar/family sit down atmosphere. Had a great old fashion…read moreas well. Would recommend if you're not afraid of getting a little messy with the burger. Great casual spot to watch a game at and have a burger and a drink

Small restaurant with a bar. Decently clean but I did wet wipe our table and there's a dirty dish…read morewater scent lingering. Music is low which is great. Service is very friendly, even the cook came out to ask if we liked our burgers which was nice. California Roll burger (1/4) and Aloha burger (1/2) were cooked properly at medium. The avocado on my burger wasn't fresh but it was edible. The flavor of the aloha was really nice. I still prefer smashed burgers because I could taste the gristle in these burgers a lot and I don't get that in a smashed burger from somewhere like Krueger's. Bones is not my favorite burger patty in the city that's for sure. We did order a shareable white chicken chili fries and they were really good. Hot and fresh and the fries mostly maintained a good crispiness. Overall it was good but nothing I would rush back for.

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.

Went for dinner tonight at the original. Excellent food and service as always…read more Particularly enjoyed the super kind and patient valet service who helped my older relatives get in and out of the vehicle with care. Food, service, atmosphere and quality will all what we have expected through our multiple visits through our life at Montgomery Inn. If you are in the area I would highly suggest stopping in for some excellent food. Excellent service. And atmosphere.

Love this place! We are here for NYE and it's packed. Sitting at the bar while we wait for our…read moretable. Pork chops in his future and salmon in mine. Look forward to welcoming in 2026! Salmon was dry and overcooked. Not good and I wouldn't recommend it. He enjoyed the chops.

1. Parmesan-Crusted Pork Chop This plate came out looking…read moreserious. The pork chops had that golden, crunchy sear that lets you know the chef didn't cheat the pan. The crust is seasoned well, giving each bite a savory crunch before you hit the juicy center. The sauce on the bottom adds flavor but also runs a little thin, so it doesn't cling as much as you'd expect. The mashed potatoes are smooth, and those crispy fried onions on top add the right texture. Solid, comforting, and flavorful -- just needed a thicker reduction to tighten the plate. 2. Gnocchi with Braised Short Rib Sauce This dish is exactly what comfort food wants to be when it grows up. The gnocchi is soft, pillowy, and coated in a rich, slow-simmered sauce that tastes like somebody took their time building layers. You get a blend of tomato, parmesan, herbs, and that short rib flavor that carries the whole bowl. It's heavy -- in a good way -- and every bite feels like fall weather in a bowl. Definitely one of the stronger dishes. 3. Parmesan-Crusted Chicken with Green Beans & Tomato Relish The chicken is fried to that perfect "crisp but not greasy" level. The parmesan crust gives it a nutty, salty pop, while the tomato pieces add freshness to cut through the richness. The shredded parmesan on top melts just enough to tie everything together. The green beans are cooked right -- not soggy, still with a snap. The side dish (mac & cheese, most likely) is creamy with a buttery breadcrumb top that adds the right crunch. Overall, a well-balanced plate. 4. Spaghetti & Meatballs This is classic Italian comfort done the Cooper's Hawk way. The sauce is thick, tangy, and bright with tomato flavor. The meatballs are tender and seasoned well, and the touch of ricotta on top softens the acidity and makes the sauce creamy as you mix it in. The pasta is cooked right -- not mushy, not stiff, easy to twirl. Simple, hearty, and dependable. Overall Impression Cooper's Hawk came through with a table full of comfort and richness. Everything was plated well, seasoned properly, and cooked with intention. The standout dishes are the gnocchi and the parmesan-crusted chicken, but nothing on the table missed the mark.

We were in the area so we stopped here for lunch. We've eaten dinner at the one in Liberty Twp so…read morewe knew the vibe was about wine. We tried the Grilled Mahi sandwich ($17.99) and the Soup & Sandwich combo ($19.99). A glass of wine was $11 and a soft drink was $4.99. $70 with tax and tip. The term "upscale" seems to have become a euphemism for "more expensive than you thought it was going to be". I rated it 3 stars for several reasons. First, the food tasted very salty, almost to the point of us sending it back but we didn't because we had been waiting almost 30 minutes and were hungry. The slow service was reason two. Reason three was the price point. Five bucks for a coke? Twenty bucks for a soup and sandwich? The food was OK but the value just wasn't there. And reason four was the noise level. It was so loud I couldn't take an incoming cell phone call. Having said all that, they didn't seem to be hurting for business on a Friday afternoon so all I can say is it seems there are a lot of people out there who really like the place. If you're one of them, I think you'll find this Coopers Hawk a great place for lunch or dinner.

I am devastated that they are closing! This is one of the best spots in Blue Ash. They have such a…read morenice atmosphere and decor at the park. Their food is amazing. I love the duck fat fries, hot dogs, poutine, poke bowl, etc.... I've heard the success of Mad Tree has taken from their business. The food at Mad Tree is just awful. Its nice to have a bit of a nicer option in the area. The only thing they were missing was a private dining area. I would have hosted lots of work lunches/dinners if they a better private space.

This is a winner for my family. We are all picky eaters - especially the one complaining about us…read morebeing picky eaters (specifically them). The poutine is huge and you can't get that and a meal. I have tried. Several times. It's a hot dog OR poutine. Not both. The hot dogs are a lot of fun, I usually get the Lindsey Lohan because I am also a train wreck. It's possible I don't even like it but my fidelity to the bit is essential. The service is always amazing. I like to send the post card they give you to other Yelpers to tell them what I had like I'm Uncle Traveling Matt (if you don't get this I'm not for you).

Went with the fish and chips per a recommendation from our waitress and it didn't disappoint. Wide…read morevariety of options on the menu, everyone from our group enjoyed their meals. Good service on a busy Saturday night. Will have to come back when the weather is nice to check out the rooftop!

I came here for a work lunch on a Thursday. It wasn't too crowded and had a warm cozy vibe inside…read more I ordered the Caesar Salad wrap which tasted pretty good. They wrap itself wasn't wrapped too well. I enjoyed the wrap on the outside was grilled and the inside still a bit cool. The only thing was the service was quite slow. Our server was nice but did not come back very often and took a while to take our order. She did not ask if we needed anything once our meals came either. My order came out wrong but they did go back and fix it. I would possibly back to try again but hope the service is improved.

I hesitated to give it a try after reading some of these reviews about how great it was you could…read moresit and let your kids run rampant, and how great the staff is at dealing with running screaming kids. Then I thought okay it's mid week, lunch time, so I came in. I was limited on time, came in and ordered a pizza and a beer. Told the server she could serve it in the to go box since I had to go sooner than I would have liked. Service was friendly, prompt and she still checked on me after I had paid. Although the place was not busy, there was a large table with a baby and 2 pre schoolers. They were all well behaved, but still I'm always surprised that breweries are now for kids. I really liked the decor!

Parks and Rec is the 3rd Mad Tree location we've been to and even though we like the others a lot,…read morethis was our favorite. My husband was saying how much better it will be when we come back in the summer with the huge patio and all the garage doors open. I agreed, but I also think part of the reason we loved it so much was that even though it was a cold, gray February day, inside Parks and Rec had so much greenery and lots of windows so it felt summery inside! Our server was super friendly and went over the menu with us, telling us which items were most popular and which were his favorites. I got the peanut butter porter which was really good and hubby liked his s'mores stout as well. We split one of their huge pretzels which came with whole grain mustard and beer cheese...delish!! Then I got a 1/2 apple and pecan salad, which was more pecans, apples and dried cranberries than salad (and I mean that in the best way!) My husband let me try one of his chicken wings which had a nice spice to it. We were very pleasantly surprised at how great our whole experience was because the reviews were pretty mixed but honestly, it was a great visit from start to finish. Highly recommend!