Where is the Best Chill Scene in Cincinnati, Ohio?
My husband and I tried Chez Nora recently and I must say I was disappointed. We went after 3:00 yet before 5:00 so we were limited to sandwiches and salads. The prices were steep and didn’t align with the food. The food didn’t taste fresh, therefore, I picked over my food, basically wasting the majority of it. I then went on to take another chance and tried the desert and much to my surprise, the desert was worst than the food. I was upset at how much we spent on our meal and yet was so extremely dissatisfied with the experience. It was our first time eating at Chez Nora and I’m pretty sure it will be our last time.The service was the most decent thing we experienced. It wasn’t A -1 service but it wasn’t that bad either.I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone I know.Cons – Limited parking, pricey menu, food didn’t taste fresh
This is one of my favorite low-key spots in Mt. Adams. It’s great in the summer when you want to sit outside and listen to live music in the courtyard, or in the fall when you can sit outside around a fire and snuggle up. The inside is almost like stepping into an old pub in Europe…it’s dark yet inviting with fires roaring, the staff is always ridiculously friendly, and the beer selection is pretty good. Try some of the seasonal drinks…they have a lot of different specialty ones that change from the summer to the winter. Pros + Great atmosphere, friendly staffCons – Can get pretty busy if you don’t get there early enough…sometimes it’s hard to find seating.
