Upon the insistence of our boys, we returned for brunch with my parents. Â Unfortunately, it has not gotten better. Â Quite a few chairs appear to be ready to fall apart and the interior looks very worn. The best item is the made-to-order crepes, which saves me from giving 1 star. Â The brunch was a value, but it is now $9.95 for kids and $19.95 for adults and this does not include coffee, tea, or juice, which is $3 for a small glass. Â Also, they have an automatic 20% gratuity for parties of six or more, which is outrageous for a buffet.
Review Source:Me and my wife had had the food from here before at an event hosted by her work, but we decided to check them out for dinner. The food was much better than what we ate at the event, but I was not impressed. The food was not bad, but when you consider the value for the money, there is a list of better restaurants out there. I still consider this place for its romantic atmosphere and its unique view, but I usually end up at one my other favorite date locales.
Review Source:Third year in a row for Mother's Day! Â The first year was OK, enough to get us to go back, last year wasn't great but the kids had a ball so we went back again this year. Â
The food was much improved from last year, the made to order omelets, Prime Rib and Pasta bar were excellent! Â
We'll be back again next year for Mother's Day!
Uninspired. Blah. Crabcakes were okay, but served with a garnish of greens that were undressed and some wilted. The beet salad was good. Filet good, brisket boring and blah. Mash potatoes were bland. Side of veggie were buttered but unseasoned. There were open gallon dressing containers open in the window to the kitchen. Guess I know that wasn't made in house which should be expected at that pricepoint. Service was okay to start but took forever towards the end as the dining room got to only 1/4 filled on a Saturday night.
Review Source:Meh pretty much sums it up perfectly!!
Thought this would be a great place for Valentine's dinner... Now I kinda wished I hadn't. We made reservations less than a week before we needed it, and had no problems with that end what-so-ever. Word of advice, to in the 2nd door from the parking lot and take the elevators up. They don't really put any signage up until you're IN the elevator. Tip 2? Pay attention to what letter section you're sitting in, because if you get up to use the restroom, it'll be a lot easier to find your seat again. The restrooms and the lobby stay put, your table does not.
We were seated after a very short wait, next to the window and our server said he'd be with us shortly. They were still sort of busy, but not incredibly. 10 minutes later he finally came back and we asked for a wine list and he was gone again for awhile. We put our food order in and the salads came out pretty quickly, but by what I can only deem a food runner/bus boy/water filler. I saw that kid more than my waiter the entire night! The food came, and it was nice. The steaks were huge! But yes got it medium and it was dry... but not dry dry, it was juicy, it was more like they let it age way too long. was not worth $36. the potatoes were awesome though! And the Riesling was darn near perfect, could have been a tad more chilled, but nice.
Yes the floor moves and I had been told you don't notice it, but you do... I get horrible motion sickness, and after about a half hour i was ready to go and not admire the view anymore. I suggest a table away from the window, maybe one that looks straight out over the city in a cozy booth might be better. The service was severely lacking. I had heard and seen him interacting with other tables, telling them their offerings and what not, when he was not pleasant to us AT ALL. I guess they had a special tasting menu for the evening for $120 a couple, he didn't ask us, but maybe because we were looking at the menu... but we were looking over the highway at the time, so there wasn't much else to look at. He didn't really stop at our table as he was passing through and asking everyone else if they were ok. It was the little things.
Over all, maybe if was staying here, or just wanted a drink, they have a stationary bar, and a few tables, and they have a lounge area, where you can get a drink and sit in nice chairs and just watch the city... that might be nice... Â but for the food? Not really worth the money, and not even one time really....
This is a place to at least go once. Â The food isn't bad but not great. Â It is just really a place to see a good view of the city. Â It is really neat because it spins slowly. Â It takes one hour ten mins to go all the way around. Â The reason it doesn't get a higher rating is that the wait staff wasn't that good. Â Our waiter was kind of a dick. Â We might try again to see if the staff gets better but if we don't not a big deal did it once
Review Source:I have been here a number of times for Sunday brunch because my kids love the view. The food is very good! There is a variety of items including a carving station, crepes, omlettes, salads, chicken or fish dishes, potatoes, vegetables and desserts. It's a wonderful place to take kids! There is a seperate buffet just for them. It includes pizza, mac & cheese, chicken fingers, and a chef making custom pancakes. They can add chocolate chips, nuts, fruit, peanut butter chips, sprinkles, sauces, whipped cream, etc. This also doubles as the sundae bar. And the best part is the flat screen tv above playing Spongebob  Square Pants. Also, the kids price is only $5.00 !!!! And at the end of the meal they get to sign a card and have the five bucks donated to Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
I've never been to 360 for dinner but highly recommend it for brunch.
I went at 8:30 with my husband and it was very nice there. The summer sunset view was beautiful. I loved how the view kept changing. It was my first revolving restaurant experience. Menu was a little limited in selections in my opinion (left side and right side- no pages to flip through ) Â I'm not a pork eater and almost all the appetizers had it in them. The waiter was great- attentive, knowledgeable and professional. The food took a long time but once it arrived it was delicious! Worth the wait!
Review Source:20 dollar meal at Ihop would make a better breakfast on Sunday.
The Bad:
-The food on the buffet was cold.
-One of the oil warmers fell on the floor almost catching the whole place on fire. The employees stood there and watched my friend pick it up
- While we were scooping up cold scrambled eggs, the pan toppled over spilling boiling water all over.Good Thing for fast reflexes.
- We had to tell the server what was in a bellini and then wait 20 minutes for them to arrive
- Outdated decor. Thank god I wasnt on a romantic date.
The Good:
- The bellini was yummy and eased the stress of the almost deadly breakfast
- The view was amazing
50 dollars for two people for breakfast. I am not cheap, but WOW I have had much better food for way less!!
Breakfast buffet on Sunday. Â I was very disapointed in the food. Â Home-made omlettes were the best thing there. Â Basics only and not a hugh variety of other choices. Â The desserts were chocolate cake and some pies. Â Our server was great, the view was great. The place needs upkeep.
The wear and tear are showing. Â Greyhound Tavern has the better buffett on Sunday.
We took future MIL out for Mother's Day to treat her to a great view and a buffet that's sure to please. Â Only the food wasn't as great as I had remembered. Â In the past I had steak that melted in your mouth and mashed potatoes that were so delicious. Â But this time it seemed it was mediocre mass produced catered food. Â I expected more for $27 a person.
The view is spectacular and the servers were very friendly and helpful.
"Meh. I've experienced better."
Pretty much sums this place up. As a lifetime Cincinnatian in my mid 20's I have known of this place for most of my life yet I had never made the trip. When you walk in, you're greeted with a dated dining area, with carpet to match. This place may have been the bees knees many years ago, but it has fallen far behind on all levels. Â
We had a nice view in one of the outfacing booths, and the novelty of the revolving restaurant was quite neat, one of the redeeming qualities of this restaurant. It's something to say that I've done, and that's about it. The food, while not bad at all, was just not impressive. For a restaurant of this setting, and especially this price range, I expect the dishes to be some of the best I've tried. I tried the pork porterhouse, and it came out a little above my temp, and Megan had the Halibut that seemed almost steamed and not too flavorful. The mashed potatoes seemed like they came from a bag, and were a little cold in the middle. Dessert was just okay, which I also suspect as boxed and/or frozen. Â
I'm happy I had a groupon, as for the price and quality of food, it fell far short of my expectations. I doubt I'll visit again, even with 50% off.
This place is amazing and I have no idea why it isn't more popular, nor where some of the bad reviews are coming from.
I went here last night with my girlfriend, and the place was about 1/4 full...if that. The view is fun, albeit not breathtaking - they just don't have a lot to work with. You're talking about overlooking I-71/75 for about 1/3 of the evening, looking down at the fast-food restaurant district of Covington for another 1/3 of the time, and being able to see downtown Cincy across the river. Still, the ever-changing scenery is fun, and the time flew by. If you sit by the windows, there are little placards describing some of the points of interest below.
We had the bruschetta, which came with ham, mozzarella cubes, and diced tomato. The bread was extremely well-seasoned, and the whole thing was delicious.
I ordered the 14 oz. prime rib, which looked as big as my head when it came out. It was tender and delicious, exactly the way prime rib should be. The house salad that came out before it was also wonderful, and has white raisins and pine nuts mixed in for added sweetness. I almost swallowed my fork.
My girlfriend had the chicken linguine alfredo, which is a large plate of buttery goodness. I tried a bite but much preferred the prime rib. We tried a raspberry cheesecake for dessert, which was also delicious if a little overpriced at $7.
All told, I thought it was a great value for the quality of the food and experience. The check was $65 for two, and we had an appetizer and dessert to share. You could easily get out for under $30 per person. That's really not terrible. The food was a little slow to arrive, which was disconcerting considering the place was almost empty - the entire meal lasted about two hours. Still, the novelty of the changing view more than made up for that in my eyes. This is my first five-star review on Yelp, and it's well-deserved.
I love this restaurant. My wife and I went here to celebrate our 15th wedding anniversary. When we made reservations online it asked if it was for a special occasion, so we said yes that it was our anniversary. They had a special table all set up for is and several people came by to wish us a happy anniversary.
The food was excellent and the views were breath taking. It was an absolutely wonderful time and I highly recommend this place if you are celebrating something with someone special.
I would definitely go back again.
I went to the Revolving Restaurant for a friend's going away party, and it was an utter catastrophe, I think I still have indigestion. The steaks at Jeff Ruby's are a better value and a much better meal. I bet this place was great in the 1970's. I seriously do not understand who is giving this place 5 stars! Have these people ever been to a real restaurant?
Review Source:Riverview is something everyone needs to experience at least once. Â The first time my Floridian wife visited Cincinnati, I tried to show her all of the Cincinnati hot spots. Â This was one of them. Â The food is great and is a celebration of local flavor and fine dining (you can order a taste of Cincinnati style chili, Montgomery Inn barbecue and Graeter's ice cream), but that's not even the main attraction. Â It's really, really cool to eat in a restaurant at the top of tall building, flanked by huge windows that reveal a revolving view. Â
It's weird to see familiar things from a completely different vantage point. Â McDonald's, for instance: that red, kind of thatched looking roof is a total facade. Â I never would have known!
my husband (at the time boyfriend) and i went on a little trip to Kentucky one February.  i  planned the whole thing (it was his birthday) and wanted to have a special dinner for him.  so i made us reservations at the Riverview.  We had a 7pm dinner reservation and were seated promptly.  Our waiter was very friendly and helpful.  The food was delicious -- but on the pricey side.  For the two of us to eat, a glass or two of wine for me, and an appetizer our bill was over $150.  but hey - it was his birthday.  i didn't care! Â
The restaurant gives you a great nighttime view (from what i can remember). Â the revolving took me a little bit to get used to but once we were seated you couldn't really tell you were moving unless you looked outside. Â
definitely a nice place to go for a "special" dinner.
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