Prime rib is fantastic. Best I&#39;ve had, even better than some steakhouse names. Honey glazed croissant is a must-try too. Perfect for a quick, satisfying lunch.

Sunday night, caught the Comet Bluegrass All-Stars. The live music was the whole point. Good crowd, felt like a real neighborhood spot.

The rooftop patio is a solid spot for a downtown Hamilton view in summer. Craft beers were decent. Service was prompt for a busy Friday evening.

First time here and it was a nice meal. Terrell was a good server, his suggestions were solid. The Caesar salad and coconut shrimp were pretty good. The place got a bit loud later on, but overall a decent spot.

Cool, relaxed spot in a nice Cincy neighborhood. Parking was no issue. The gluten-free menu is a real plus for me. That Tres Leches dessert though&mdash;moist, not too sweet, just right. A solid finish.

The KY sticky ribs were a great start, super tender. Sat by the river, which was nice. The wine list was decent, found a solid red that paired well with the ribs. A bit loud with all the families, but that&#39;s expected for a spot like this.

Been coming here for years, the steak au poivre is always solid. Love the peppercorn sauce. Fries are good for mopping it up. It&#39;s my go-to order.

Carbonara was solid. The blush agrumata pasta had a nice citrus kick. They even have bag hangers at the table. Pastry case looked good.

Service was really friendly even though it was packed. Our server kept things moving smoothly during the lunch rush, which made the whole meal feel relaxed. They handle the crowds well.

The espresso boozy shake was a standout. Creamy, with the alcohol perfectly integrated into the flavor, not just a punch. A great drink choice.

Came for the Glier&#39;s German Greats and Bonnie&#39;s Bounty. Both were super filling. The counter seating was perfect for a solo lunch&mdash;really liked the open kitchen view and not feeling cramped at all.

Love the lunch menu here. The sandwiches and quiches are always fresh and beautifully presented.

A nice little pizzeria in Mt. Adams. Cozy spot, friendly staff. The garlic knots with marinara were a solid start. The thin crust pizza was cooked well, though the slices could have been a bit bigger for the price.

Stopped in for a cinnamon roll. You can ask for extra icing or less, which is nice. Got mine with a little extra. The flavor was just right, not too sweet. A solid pick for a quick treat.

Staff was really friendly, from the security guy who held the door to our server. She actually took the time to explain the wine list, which was a nice touch. Made the whole evening feel relaxed.

The beer cheese appetizer was really good. The pretzels were warm and the booth was comfy.

Dog-friendly patio, staff was cool with our pup. Chips and salsa came out quick, a solid start. My fish tacos were fresh, but the tortillas could&#39;ve been warmer. Good spot for a casual bite with the dog.

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