Mt. Lookout Tavern 3209 Linwood Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45226

"We went on a Thursday afternoon right before an event at the Redmoor. Seemed like there was a regular at the bar who didn't like unfamiliar people. Played awkward and raunchy music trying to get a rise out of our group. I should've said something to the bartender, but the guy made me so uncomfortable we just paid and left. Could've been OK, but the vibe their patrons had killed it."

"Great little find for us! Thank you for the first responder discount, truly appreciated! The salad, burger and wings all got great reviews from those that ordered! Will definitely be back when we return to Cincinnati."

"It was more of a bar than a restaurant, but the food was really good. Service was quick and friendly. They do not have a dedicated parking lot, so depending on the time, parking can be a bit tricky."

"Great cincinnati bengals bar!!! The parking is not plentiful but just uber cause drinks will be flowing. The burger and tater tots are delicious. The fans in here are more than welcoming to a fan from Chicago. If you need a place to watch the game, go there"

"I have a lot of memories of Mt. Lookout Tavern from college, but none of them are centered around a dining experience. Back then it didn't seem like a good place to grab a bite, but the reinvented MLT has surprised me by offering really good bar food. The inside has changed a lot since those college days. There are more tables that I remember, though it does seem like the tables can now be moved out of the way for the late night bar scene. The bathrooms could use some work though, as those don't seem to be have been updated yet. For lunch I went with the Chicken Philly with sauteed banana peppers, onions, and mushrooms topped with melted provolone and mayo on a hoagie roll ($9.49). I was really surprised by the good quality of this sandwich, and it was very filling. I also had added a side of freshly prepared onion rings for $3. There is no kids menu to speak of, but our little ones were happy ordering from the appetizer menu. Two of their favorite items are at the top of the list, hot pretzel bites with MLT bier cheese ($6.49) and mini corn dogs with honey mustard ($5.99). Both were large servings and the kids had no complaints. My wife ordered a build your own quesadilla ($5.49 to start, veggie fillings $.50 each, meat $1.99 each). Nothing out of the ordinary here, but again another solid option for a decent price. On another visit I thoroughly enjoyed the buffalo chicken wrap ($8.99) and the loaded nachos that were enough for an entire family ($7.99, $2 to add chicken). MLT has been added to our neighborhood rotation of restaurants for a solid lunch or dinner."