11 Best Brewpubs in Cincinnati

“While visiting thee high school that my wife's father attended, we stopped for lunch at Gilligan's on the Green, a restaurant and brewery. I was told by our waiter that Gilligan's was once the old fire station of Wyoming, a suburb of Cincinnati. We chose to sit outside on the deck. Inside the resturant, our waiter said, there were rooms that acould accommodate small groups up to 60 for a special event or party. It was a Friday and from some past remembrance of my youth of having fish on Fridays, I chose the fish and chips. My wife had the grilled chicken sandwich. I didn't get a few "fingers" of fish ... I got a hunk of fish, expertly fried with a nongreasy tempura like crust. There is a great list of pub style favorites on the menu, and a full bar.While not entirely an Irish pub it can't be ruled out:) Gilligan's has great service, ample parking and is wheelchair accessible.

Parking: Plenty of available parking. This was lunch time.

Kid-friendliness: Outdoor seating. Family atmosphere.

Wheelchair accessibility: Wheel chair accessible.“

“The beer and food here were both awesome. I highly recommend Voodoo Love Child (Fruited Tripel) and 37 Pieces of Flair (Rye IPA). The pickle pizza and Tikka masala chicken sandwich were both delicious. The owner and staff were also super friendly and entertained my oldest daughter with a scavenger hunt (she was so proud of the pin she won) lol. We've talked about visiting Cinci more and will definitely be back. This was the perfect spot for lunch and brews with the family!“

“great food and good selection of dark beer...ken the waiter was on point!“

“Nice transformation of space, but not worth a return trip. Overpriced, not-great food on a limited menu. Service prompt and friendly but not extraordinary, in the sense of being personal. Felt like eating at a hotel, like we were treated as if just passing through. If I were running a newly opened space, I'd take time to be welcoming and explain the concept, menu, etc.“

“Wiedemann's is an excellent neighborhood bar that brews their own beer.
The go to beer is Bohemian, although they have a wide variety of excellent daily and seasonal beers. They also have a good liquor selection.
Food is consistently good. Wings, tots, goetta tots (amazing), schnitzel, fish sandwich, burgers.
Service is friendly.
Wednesday night trivia is the best in the city.“

“We had a bridal shower for my niece here. The food, beer and atmosphere was amazing!“

“March First is a brewery in downtown Cincinnati. It is well located at Fountain Square. The establishment is large with many seats and TV's. It is a sports bar and that is its vibe. Food is above average from nachos, cauliflower bites, pizza etc. Service is usually good with the food typically coming out quickly. Sometimes they are understaffed so that can slow things down a bit. Overall the staff is friendly and efficient. The place is clean along with the bathrooms.“

“Great place with amazing beers / cocktails, friendly staff and great food. 10/10“

“Delivered food grade tanker liquids here several times, always a great experience. From the check in to the folks that off load the product. The team here are very professional and really kind. Thank you! Shout out to Josh, he was super friendly and professional. Hope to keep coming back to this great place.“

“great food and good selection of dark beer...ken the waiter was on point!“

“We went to Dead Low for an engagement party and I was blown away. The bartenders went out of their way to be helpful and kind. The food and the drinks were amazing as well. My family had so much fun and would highly recommend. My children were 2,3 and 5 and coming to Dead Low was one of their favorite parts of our trip to Ohio.“