5 Beautiful Bars in Cincinnati

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Jan 21, 2021

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Welcome to Cincinnati! Also known as the Queen City, this southern Ohio town is nestled on the banks of the Ohio River. The best hospitality includes knowing all the best spots… and you know we at HER have got you covered. Read on for the best bars for a drink and a bite you don’t want to miss in Cincinnati

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Sundry & Vice

This creative cocktail bar’s website opens with a quote from William Shakespeare’s King Lear. “Give me an ounce of civet, good apothecary, to sweeten my imagination.” This bar has got the apothecary part covered! As their name suggests, they have a variety of colorful cocktails named mysteriously after precious gems like the Ruby, Opal, and Diamond. The latter is corn whiskey, lillet rose, Ceylon tea, and vanilla, described as boozy, balanced, and light. This is the perfect place for a group happy hour. The bar itself is beautiful and will accommodate groups of up to 60 people. Sundry & Vice also has a rotating draft beer list and a Boilermaker Menu. Beer and a shot anyone?

sundry & vice bar interior
Courtesy of Cincinnati Magazine

Igby’s

This large and luxurious piece of Cincinnati’s night life was established in 2012 in a Civil War era building. It underwent a difficult restoration project to create the rustic and sensual ambience you will see at Igby’s. To accompany their craft cocktail menu, a limited item food menu was created to include bites like Chicken Bruschetta Focaccia Pizza. Onto the most important thing - the extensive beer menu includes all of your faves in addition to new local Cincinnati brews. Whiskey lovers will be drawn to sip their favorite style next to Igby’s oversized fireplace. Pick from Kentucky Bourbons, Whiskeys and Scotches. Igby’s also offers bottle service and bookings for private parties.

igby's fancy red interior
Courtesy of Cincinnati USA

Blind Pig

The Blind Pig dubs themselves Cincy’s “modern-day speakeasy,” just a quick walk from the Red’s Stadium. There’s a large rooftop area (pictured below) with plenty of seating underneath heat lamps and a view of the Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds. Visit their website to book an event. Look up from your beer to a unique decor including a Jameson bottle chandelier and maybe a Jameson bottle Christmas tree if it’s the right time of year! The exposed brick walls behind the bar are lined with flat screens to enjoy your favorite sport. The Blind Pig has a tasty, classic American menu with wing by the dozen, loaded nachos and loaded fries. Burgers and sandwiches are the Blind Pig’s speciality, the signature “Blind Pig” sounds particularly delectable: ham and swiss topped with Guinness onions and mustard.

blind pig bar interior
Courtesy of Cincinnati Refined

Arnold’s Bar & Grill

Arnold’s is Cincinnati’s oldest operating tavern, serving people drinks since 1861. It’s history goes back at least 20 years prior however, when it was operated as a bit more of a seedier joint. It stayed open in the 1920s to operate as a speakeasy, and remained in the same founding family until the 1950s. Today, Arnold’s is one of the best places in Cincinnati to see live music, with acts 3 or 4 times a week. The vibe in Arnold’s is made up by its dark wood and antique decor. Arnold’s food menu includes whatever you crave, including signature entrees and vegetarian options: like Rhonda’s Vegetarian Cincy Chilli, the alternative to classic Cincinnati Chilli. Drink a barrel aged speciality cocktail, choose from one of the best Bourbon lists in the city, or sample a variety of local beers. Arnold’s never fails to disappoint!

arnold's bar & grill outdoor seating
Courtesy of Only In Your State

The Bar at Palm Court

More live music anyone? The Bar at Palm Court is located inside the Hilton Hotel, and built during the Roaring 20s. This stunning hotel bar offers live music Monday through Saturday nights. The mood is set by the glamorous and inspiring French art deco decor. They offer creative cocktails and a superb wine list with great happy hour prices. Happy hour is weekdays from 4-7, come by for great prices and stick around for the show!

Whether it be fine wines, obscure whiskey, or craft beer, now you know just where to enjoy the fine drinks and light bites of Cincinnati. Time to get out there and take advantage of this up and coming city by the river!

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