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within 5 miles
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1)
Aklemeyer Commercial Buildings
2)
Alexandra, The
3)
Alms and Doepke Dry Goods Company
4)
Apostolic Bethlehem Temple Church
5)
B & O Freight Terminal
6)
Baker, John S., House
7)
Bates Building
8)
Bauer Apartments
9)
Bavarian Brewing Company
10)
Beard, Daniel Carter, Boyhood Home
11)
Bellevue
12)
Bellevue High School
13)
Bepler, August, House
14)
Bernheim House
15)
Brittany Apartment Building
16)
Burdsal, Samuel, House
17)
Burroughs, C. H., House
18)
Capt. Stone House
19)
Carew Tower
20)
Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption
21)
Church, John, Company Building
22)
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company Building
23)
Cincinnati City Hall
24)
Cincinnati Enquirer Building
25)
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
26)
Cincinnati Music Hall
27)
Cincinnati Observatory Building
28)
Cincinnati Tennis Club
29)
Cincinnati Work House and Hospital
30)
Clauder's Pharmacy
31)
Columbia Baptist Cemetery
32)
Court Street Firehouse
33)
Courtland Flats
34)
Covenant First Presbyterian Church
35)
Covington and Cincinnati Suspension Bridge
36)
Covington Downtown Commercial Historic District (Boundary Increase)
37)
Cox, George B., House
38)
Cox, Jacob D., House
39)
Cummins School
40)
Cuvier Press Club
41)
Davidson, Tyler, Fountain
42)
Dayton High School
43)
Decker, Stephen, Rowhouse
44)
Derby, H. W., Building
45)
Detmer, A. M., House
46)
Doctors' Building
47)
East Walnut Hills Firehouse
48)
Eckert Building
49)
Eden Park Stand Pipe
50)
Eden Park Station No. 7
51)
Edgecliff
52)
Eighteenth District School
53)
Eleventh District School
54)
Elmwood Hall
55)
Elsinore Arch
56)
Fairfield Avenue Historic District
57)
Fenwick Club Annex
58)
Findlay Market Building
59)
First Congregational-Unitarian Church
60)
First German Methodist Episcopal Church
61)
First Universalist Church
62)
Foote--Fister Mansion
63)
Ford Motor Company Cincinnati Plant
64)
Friedlander, Abraham J., House
65)
Fulton-Presbyterian Cemetery
66)
GAR Monument in Covington
67)
Gilbert Row
68)
Goodall Building
69)
Gruen Watch Company--Time Hill
70)
Gwynne Building
71)
Haddon Hall
72)
Hamilton County Memorial Building
73)
Hearne House
74)
Hemann, Joseph A., House
75)
Hoadley, George, Jr., House
76)
Hoodin Building
77)
Hooper Building
78)
Houston House
79)
Ida Street Viaduct
80)
Ingalls Building
81)
JOHN W. HUBBARD (sternwheeler)
82)
Kellogg House
83)
Kenney's Crossing
84)
Kenton County Library
85)
Kestler Building
86)
Krippendorf-Dittman Company
87)
Kruempelman Farmhouse
88)
Krumberg, Theodore, Building
89)
La Tosca Flats
90)
Landt Building
91)
Levy, Harry Milton, House
92)
Lillybanks
93)
Lombardy Apartment Building
94)
LuNeack House
95)
Lunkenheimer, Frederick, House
96)
Madam Fredin's Eden Park School and Neighboring Row House
97)
MAJESTIC
98)
Mardot Antique Shop
99)
Maxwell House
100)
Mayer, S. C., House
101)
McKinley School
102)
Mecklenburg's Garden
103)
Melbourne Flats
104)
Mills' Row
105)
Monmouth Street Historic District
106)
Moormann, Bernard H., House
107)
Moser Family Houses
108)
Mother Of God Roman Catholic Church
109)
Mount Adams Public School
110)
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
111)
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
112)
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
113)
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
114)
Northern Bank of Kentucky
115)
Norwell Residence
116)
Odd Fellows Hall
117)
Ohio National Guard Armory
118)
Old St. Mary's Church, School and Rectory
119)
Our Lady of Mercy High School
120)
Palace Hotel
121)
Palace Theatre
122)
Park Flats
123)
Patton, Robert, House
124)
Pendleton, George Hunt, House
125)
Peters-Kupferschmid House
126)
Pfleger Family Houses
127)
Phoenix Building/Cincinnati Club
128)
Phoenix Club
129)
Pilgrim Presbyterian Church
130)
Plum Street Temple
131)
Police Station No. 2
132)
Police Station No. 5
133)
Police Station No. 6
134)
Police Station No. 7
135)
Posey Flats
136)
Powell, Henry, House
137)
Power Building
138)
Procter and Collier-Beau Brummell Building
139)
Race Street Historic District
140)
Ransley Apartment Building
141)
Ratterman, Bernard, House
142)
Rattermann, Heinrich A., House
143)
Robb, L. B., Drugstore
144)
Rookwood Pottery
145)
Ropes, Nathaniel, Building
146)
Russell, Charles B., House
147)
Sacred Heart Church
148)
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church and Parsonage
149)
Sauer, August, House
150)
Saxony Apartment Building
151)
Seiter, Joseph, House
152)
SHOWBOAT MAJESTIC
153)
Southgate-Parker-Maddux House
154)
Spencer Town Hall
155)
St. Francis De Sales Church Historic District
156)
St. Francis Xavier Church
157)
St. George Parish and Newman Center
158)
St. Paul Church Historic District
159)
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
160)
St. Peter-In-Chains Cathedral
161)
St. Rosa Church
162)
St. Vincent de Paul School
163)
Stites House
164)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, House
165)
Taft Museum
166)
Third Street Motor Car Company Building
167)
Times-Star Building
168)
Trinity Episcopal Church
169)
U.S. Army Fort Thomas Mess Hall
170)
Underwriters Salvage Corps
171)
Veteran's Monument in Covington
172)
Wadsworth Electric Manufacturing Company
173)
Wallace, Charlton, House
174)
Walnut Hills United Presbyterian Church
175)
Weston, John Henry, House
176)
William Howard Taft National Historic Site
177)
Wilson-Gibson House
178)
Worth, Gorham A., House
179)
Young Women's Christian Association of Cincinnati
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It is what you expect from a chain restaurant. Lots of potential, with no realization of it. If you want to go to an Irish Pub, go to Ireland, If you want an Irish Themed Applebees come to the Claddagh.
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John Childers,
Dry Ridge, KY
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We have eaten there twice and been pleased with the food & service. I personally prefer the Irish Wiskey to beer, which is excellent :). Highly recommend for a fun place to dine!!
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Marsha,
Pleasant Plain, OH
(11/19/2003) |
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Actually overheard the manager use vulgar and demeaning language with a female customer. It turned my stomach the way this woman was treated and ruined my night out. I certainly didn’t expect that kind of language and behavior in an establishment that appears to be trying to be people friendly.
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Jeff,
Cincinnati, OH
(10/04/2003) |
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much better than the hofbrauhaus across the street!!
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Curt,
Batesville, IN
(09/17/2003) |
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Certainly better than the Dubliner, and atmosphere was genuine, but the service and beer selection left a lot to be desired, compared, for example to the Cock and Bull
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R. R. Purdy,
Crescent Springs, KY
(09/10/2003) |
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This Claddagh (it is part of a national chain)is located in the Newport on the Levee entertainment/shopping complex. The usual architectural touches found in Irish-themed places are here (dark wood, screens, fireplace) to help give the proper atmosphere. The nicest place to drink is outside, though, as the patio offers a nice view of the river and Cincy skyline. Sevice is ok, better at the bar than at a table. Claddagh is in a high rent, high traffic complex, with high prices to match. There are friendlier, less expensive, and more authentic Irish places to go in the Cincinnati area.
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Cincinnati, OH
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