Where is the Best Live Music Venue in Cincinnati, Ohio?
I had a great time at “J Hall” as it is called by locals. In town for a meeting and trying to find the perfect mixture, Jefferson Hall was refreshing. Cool bartenders, great drinks, and the best women Cincinnati has to offer. Pretentious girl lovers need not apply, because this bar is comfortable from the start and guarantees a drunken finish.Pros + Fair Prices, Good Drinks, Great People
I attended the Kenny Chesney show on Thursday night. I paid well over $500.00 for my tickets. This was my choice to do to be able to see him, but there had to be something wrong with him. He did not put on a good show at all. I love going to Riverbend, I think it is a perfect place for concerts. The only drawback to Thursday night’s show was too many people. I am just wondering if Kenny was sick or tired or what the problem was because he didn’t even come back out for an encore. Right now I am kicking myself in the you know what for paying that much for the ticket.Pros + Love being outsideCons – Too many tickets sold, not enough bathrooms
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.
The Tavern kicks butt. It’s way more relaxed than it’s pretentious neighbor the Comet and has infinitely better service. The bands solid and diverse though maybe not in the best place. I haven’t seen the new space in the back but I hear it’s really rockin.Pros + Great prices, good service, great space.Cons – No food.
My wife and I stumbled across the pavilion and what an amazing place. We sat outside on the second level deck and had an amazing view of the Cincy skyline and the river. We also drank buckets of Corona for ten bucks. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly. This place was great and I will go here everytime I am in Cincy and the weather is nice to be outside.Pros + Great outside patio, Awesome drink specialsCons – None
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