Just when the dust settled after the closure of Southgate House's on 3rd Street, the brains behind this magnificent venture revived the glorious concert venue in an old dilapidated church on 6th Street. Considered to be one of the best places to listen to live music in the country, this live music venue/ bar continues the tradition of bringing the best talents in music for the music lovers of Newport. Having hosted magnificent and award-winning bands like The Black Keys, White Stripes and Guided by Voices, as well as bluegrass stalwarts like Jimmy Martin and Ralph Stanley, one can expect many such performances in the future. Grab the drinks specials from the bar and groove to outstanding live music given out by the artists and bands at The Southgate House Revival.
With ever-changing scenery, white linen table cloths, and a four-course meal, a dining experience aboard the Cincinnati Dinner Train is truly one-of-a-kind. Amble through the greater Cincinnati area as you dine on succulent dishes of prime rib, smoked salmon, and chocolate pecan pie in a vintage 1940's diner car. This unique experience is only available on Saturday evenings, so plan accordingly.
Offering spectacular views and simple yet tasteful decor, Primavista is a popular Italian restaurant in the bustling city of Cincinnati. Specializing in veal and fresh fish, Primavista also offers an entire menu devoted to vegan and vegetarian dishes. Sauces and stocks used in its mouthwatering dishes are all made in-house from scratch. For a romantic evening for two, Primavista is a sure bet.
One of several locations, the Eddie Merlot's in Cincinnati has one of the coolest approaches toward the food industry. The chain is particularly known for its unique USDA Prime beef, fresh seafood, and wine bar, which offers more than 70 vintages by the glass and a wide selection by the bottle. The bar is not only stocked with excellent wine but also quality spirits, after dinner cordials, and cognacs. The most famous steak at this renowned steakhouse is the filet Oscar style: a succulent cut served with fresh lump crab meat, asparagus, and Bearnaise sauce. The restaurant is expensive, but you're guaranteed exceptional food and excellent service, making Eddie Merlot's a great place to come with friends, family, colleagues, or clients. Whether your party is big or small, you'll be getting an extra special experience.
This historical establishment was founded in 1861, and it is still a success today. If you don't know Arnold's Bar & Grill, you don't know Cincinnati yet. With its old-school decor and live tunes, it enchants everyone who is up for some fun and good music. This unique place has the best drink selection, including a variety of bourbons. Be sure to try the pretzels and the fries (they're spectacular). The courtyard completes the special atmosphere. If you are looking for a great place to eat and have a night out with friends, Arnold's Bar & Grill is your place.
Beloved by many, Mecklenburg Gardens is a historically significant restaurant in the Cincinnati region. Its structure was originally constructed as a house in 1865, exemplifying the Italianate architectural style, and operational as a restaurant by 1870. Just under two decades later, new owner Louis Mecklenburg saw his vision for a beer garden realized by converting the establishment from a saloon and endowing it with a new name. Beyond the historic and picturesque outdoor garden, visitors to this tasty National Register of Historic Places landmark can relax in the small but elegant dining rooms.
Wooden Cask Brewing Company is one of the most frequented breweries in the vicinity, because of the affordable rate, extensive variety of beers and a friendly atmosphere. Featuring an industrial look with heavy overhead pipes and long wooden worktables, it is a trendy place for drinking, dining and having a merry time. It has a very industrial look with heavy overhead pipes, long wooden worktables With more than 18 beers on tap, brews are hand-crafted and prepared in small batches, ensuring that each brew has a distinctive, rich and bold flavor.
Inspired by European café culture, Longfellow is a typical neighborhood café that serves creatively crafted cocktails, beers, wines and European inspired cuisine. The café has been beautifully decorated, and has a horse-shoe shaped bar that can seat about 20 people. The drinks menu has something for everyone; they serve a variety of wines, beers on tap, and creative, seasonal cocktails. There's also an open kitchen where snacks, bar food and light bites are prepared. The must try is Cincinnati’s authentic Babushka Pierogies. Overall the café has a calm and relaxing atmosphere with background music playing memorable numbers from the 1970s and 1980s.
Opened in 2011, the Legends is well lit with chandeliers and has pictures of celebrities, music legends, autographs and murals adorning its walls. The main hall has a large dance floor and a stage for performances. The fully stocked bar features a wide range of spirits including 12 draft beers and 50 types of bottled beer. Their beautiful beer garden is decorated with a fountain, pavilions and canopies and a covered stage with acoustics. Regular live acts by international, national and local musicians keep the house rocking with the music of all genres. The Legends is also available for private events.
Rustic and inviting, Unwind Wine Bar and Light Fare is spacious yet cozy with warm wood and cool slate stone accents. Walls are lined with specialized temperature controlled glass coolers where bottles from around the world are displayed. Cozy up next to a loved one on one of the love seats, take a seat at the bar or snag a spot by the fireplace. The wine list is exceptional and the staff will be more than happy to suggest pairings from their food menu of flatbreads, bruschetta, and more.