Came here before a Reds game, my buddy had been here before and warned of overpriced drinks and beer being served in a plastic cup. Well he was right, we had time to kill before the game and so we walked into the In Between Tavern. We sat down right at the bar and waited around five minutes since the bartender was helping other patrons.
We asked if they had a happy hour and the response was "No". I ordered a Sam Adams and my friend got a Captin and Diet. My Sam Adams was served in a clear plastic cup and every one knows Sam Adams is best served in a Sam Adams glass. Â My friend's drink was also served in a plastic cup.
I would not stop in here again before a game.
LOVE ibt.
coolest bar that is real close to kt m and i's condo AND the ambiance is very cool.
on top of that, the food is pretty dang good. Â the wing sauce is excellent and the house made blue chz is terrific.
the best aprt? Â the staff is TERRIFIC. Â very kind, quick and corteous. Â
viva la ibt.
I can't say I've ever ordered food here but their mixed drinks are marginal at best. Â Their prices are a little high for what you could get somewhere else (i.e., go to Scene if you're around there) but if you're going to a game, you can't get much cheaper and be any closer to the stadium. Â I complain and yet I find myself here way too much....inexplicable.
Review Source:I have been here for lunch a few times, and it is decent. Â They have good food (not great), but they are a little expensive. Â I always have a salad, and it costs almost $9.00. If I am going to pay that much for a salad then I want it to be an awesome one! The check out process takes a while because you have to take your check to the register (at the bar), and sometimes it can take a while to finally pay. Â All in all, they have decent food, but they are a bit pricey.
Review Source:I wouldn't call this place "seedy" as mentioned in other reviews. Â It's just a neighborhood bar and doesn't pretend to be anything else. Â We stopped in last weekend on the advice of some valet parking guys and it was just fine. Â Bar food....typical beer....but really nice service and we were able to visit without screaming over a crowd. Â It was also squeaky clean...I always appreciate that. Â
Thought there would be more to do in downtown Cincinnati, especially on a game weekend. Â We managed nicely, though.
Now if you desired seedy dive bar that has a credit card minimum close to the stadium so you can eat sub-par food and have some drinks before the game, then this is right up your alley. Â Sometimes you are just in the mood for that. Â Otherwise, this local jam is definitely not the "cat's pajamas" in the upscale sense. Â You know locals come here regularly for their drink of choice and unless it's game day, that's all you are going to get. Â
The staff was nice and welcoming. Â They do not offer any draft beer, only bottles and their selection is pretty standard domestics with a few random local brews. Â They do have a credit card minimum of $20, so be prepared if you don't have cash to pick up some drinks for someone or do some work. Â I did not try any of their food available, but it seemed fairly priced across the board. Â They do have a nice outside area to relax in the sun on a nice day and plenty of seating inside in case of rain/snow.
If I would have known what I know now, we would have never went to this place. My biggest problem is they wont serve water. They will only sell bottled water. Really? Talk about lack of consideration for your customers who have been out in the sun all afternoon at the game (FYI...Reds beat the Cards). We went to this bar to catch the end of the Women's World Cup Final because it was close to the Reds stadium. Don't go to this bar if you want to watch a sporting event on TV. On the patio they have 3 TVs. Sounds good, right? WRONG! They are 30'' screens. They are tiny. Owners seem to have put zero money into this bar, and it appeared that people already knew this as there was not many people there. If I have my way, I will never visit this place again. Don't get suckered into the location of this place. Keep walking and find a bar where the customer is appreciated!
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