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(historic places)
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)
Balch House
6)
Beech Avenue Houses
7)
Bellevue
8)
Bellevue High School
9)
Boulter, Cedric G., and Patricia Neils, House
10)
Brittany Apartment Building
11)
Burckhardt, A. E., House
12)
Burdsal, Samuel, House
13)
Burroughs, C. H., House
14)
Calvary Episcopal Church Sunday School
15)
Capt. Stone House
16)
Carew Tower
17)
Cary, Freeman Grant, Pleasant Hill Academy
18)
Church, John, Company Building
19)
Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company Building
20)
Cincinnati City Hall
21)
Cincinnati Enquirer Building
22)
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
23)
Cincinnati Music Hall
24)
Cincinnati Work House and Hospital
25)
Clovernook
26)
College Hill Town Hall
27)
Cote Bonneville
28)
Court Street Firehouse
29)
Courtland Flats
30)
Covenant First Presbyterian Church
31)
Cox, George B., House
32)
Cox, Jacob D., House
33)
Cummins School
34)
Cuvier Press Club
35)
Davidson, Tyler, Fountain
36)
Derby, H. W., Building
37)
Detmer, A. M., House
38)
Doctors' Building
39)
Domhoff Buildings
40)
Eden Park Stand Pipe
41)
Eden Park Station No. 7
42)
Edgecliff
43)
Eighteenth District School
44)
Fairfield Avenue Historic District
45)
Fenwick Club Annex
46)
Field, Walter, House
47)
Findlay Market Building
48)
First Congregational-Unitarian Church
49)
First German Methodist Episcopal Church
50)
First Universalist Church
51)
Ford Motor Company Cincinnati Plant
52)
Friedlander, Abraham J., House
53)
Gerrard, Stephen A., Mansion
54)
Gilbert Row
55)
Goldsmith, Moses, Building
56)
Goodall Building
57)
Goshorn, Sir Alfred T., House
58)
Grace Church
59)
Gruen Watch Company--Time Hill
60)
Gwynne Building
61)
Haddon Hall
62)
Hamilton County Memorial Building
63)
Hannaford, Samuel, House
64)
Hemann, Joseph A., House
65)
Hewson-Gutting House
66)
Hoffner Historic District
67)
Hooper Building
68)
Hulbert House and McAlpin Bridal Cottage
69)
Hulbert House and McAlpin Bridal Cottage
70)
Hummel, George, House
71)
Ida Street Viaduct
72)
Krippendorf-Dittman Company
73)
Krumberg, Theodore, Building
74)
Lloyd, John Uri, House
75)
Lombardy Apartment Building
76)
Lunkenheimer, Frederick, House
77)
Madam Fredin's Eden Park School and Neighboring Row House
78)
MAJESTIC
79)
May, David and Mary, House
80)
Mayer, S. C., House
81)
Mecklenburg's Garden
82)
Melbourne Flats
83)
Miller, Charles A., House
84)
Mills' Row
85)
Mitchell, Richard H., House
86)
Morrison House
87)
Mount Adams Public School
88)
Mt. Healthy Public School
89)
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
90)
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge
91)
Northside United Methodist Church
92)
Ohio National Guard Armory
93)
Old College Hill Post Office
94)
Old Gothic Barns
95)
Old St. Mary's Church, School and Rectory
96)
Our Lady of Mercy High School
97)
Palace Hotel
98)
Palace Theatre
99)
Park Flats
100)
Pendleton, George Hunt, House
101)
Pfleger Family Houses
102)
Phoenix Building/Cincinnati Club
103)
Phoenix Club
104)
Pilgrim Presbyterian Church
105)
Pine Meer
106)
Plum Street Temple
107)
Police Station No. 2
108)
Police Station No. 3
109)
Police Station No. 5
110)
Police Station No. 7
111)
Powell, Henry, House
112)
Power Building
113)
Probasco Fountain
114)
Probasco, Henry, House
115)
Procter and Collier-Beau Brummell Building
116)
Race Street Historic District
117)
Ransley Apartment Building
118)
Ratterman, Bernard, House
119)
Rattermann, Heinrich A., House
120)
Rawson House
121)
Reily, Robert, House
122)
Resor, William, House
123)
Rookwood Pottery
124)
Ropes, Nathaniel, Building
125)
Russell, Charles B., House
126)
Sacred Heart Academy
127)
Sacred Heart Church
128)
Saxony Apartment Building
129)
Scarlet Oaks
130)
Scott, George, House
131)
Seiter, Joseph, House
132)
SHOWBOAT MAJESTIC
133)
Smith-Jessup House
134)
Spring Grove Cemetery Chapel
135)
St. Francis Hospital
136)
St. Francis Xavier Church
137)
St. George Parish and Newman Center
138)
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
139)
St. Paul Church Historic District
140)
St. Peter's Lick Run Historic District
141)
St. Peter-In-Chains Cathedral
142)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, House
143)
Taft Museum
144)
Thomson, Peter G., House
145)
Times-Star Building
146)
Twin Oaks
147)
Underwriters Salvage Corps
148)
Walnut Hills United Presbyterian Church
149)
Westwood United Methodist Church
150)
William Howard Taft National Historic Site
151)
Wilson, Samuel and Sally, House
152)
Wilson-Gibson House
153)
Winton Place Methodist Episcopal Church
154)
Wolfe, Mary A., House
155)
Worth, Gorham A., House
156)
Young Women's Christian Association of Cincinnati
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They have very few taps, but most of them are excellent beers. I've seen Bell's Two-Hearted ale, Barrelhouse Boss Cox Double Dark IPA, New Holland Pilgrim's Dole, and many other great beers on tap. They also have a great selection of bottled beers, including just about any style of beer you'd like. While the California-style burritos are good, I wouldn't say they are quite as excellent as other reviewers have claimed. Their salsas are great, but they have tons of garlic. Overall, this place is a real gem in Cincinnati.
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TJ,
Cincinnati, OH
(02/16/2008) |
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A friend of mine took me here, he had been there before but I had not had the priviledge as of yet. It was on a Saturday afternoon so there wasn't a band yet. But I was overwhelmed with the selection of beer that was available. When I go into a bar and see NONE of the Corporate Watered Down Bigboys on tap, my tastebuds start to tingle. They only have 5 taps, but a good array. And a huge selection of bottled beer. They have a good selection of burritos that beat the heck out of anything Chipolte has to offer. The salsas are all homemade and fresh. They have 3 everyday varities, and 1 monthly variety (pineapple when I was there). All of them very tasty and full of flavor.
I would highly recommend this place. Very obscure hole in the wall type of bar, but a great hole to fall into when in the area.
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Doug Short,
Indian Springs, OH
(02/23/2005) |
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sometimes when I,m sitting in there and I look at the people and listen to the band on Sunday,I think there is probably not a better bar anywhere
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Cincinnati, OH
(08/02/2004) |
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Don't forget to show up and hang out with the scooter kids on Wednesday nights. Really, you'll see hordes of vintage and new Vespas, Lambrettas, and the like parked out front. And the first Wednesday of every month is Karaoke night.
Highly recommended: order the Chili Con Queso and a Guinness on tap.
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Chicago, IL
(05/13/2004) |
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The Comet has just added another faucet and plans to put in multi-tap by this summer. The new faucet was Two-Hearted Ale from Bells. Now that is a great IPA.
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Derek Zomonski,
Cincinnati, OH
(01/22/2004) |
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If you like a place that is off the beaten path and not part of a chain, then this is your place. The Comet has a great beer selection both microbrews and imports. The jukebox, indeed, has quite a strange, but great selection. The burritos are huge! We had a blast and highly recommend this place!!
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Keith Rutherford,
Birmingham, AL
(08/27/2003) |
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This is one of the original places in Cincinnati to serve a diverse selection of beer. The owner, Dave Cunningham, is one of the coolest guys to talk to and caters incredibly well to the most ecclectic beer audiences in the city.
My advice is to grab a burrito with the salsa of the month, look through the carefully picked selection in one of the beer coolers, and check out the jukebox and probably scratch your head at whats on it. The Comet usually receive the Readers Choice award for Best Jukebox in the city. This is the hippest good-beer bar on Earth.
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Cincinnati, Oh
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