Edge Inn Tavern

This bar makes a very good drink for a great price. Most of the bartenders are nice and engaging and will remember you the more often that you come in. I will attempt that since Lisa left I have been going less but that's just because she walks provided great conversation and new drink ideas so I would only goOn the days she worked.

Great Classic Dive bar with Golden Tee and back patio. Not sure if they served food here, I was buzzin.

The place haven't change since the 90's. 85% of the patrons are wonderful. The staff are very attentive and the drinks are cheap.

I came to Edge Inn on a dive bar crawl we were having. This is one of those places I have driven by 1,000 times. It is right when you get on the highway taunting you to come in with it's old school liquor sign. There are no windows and this place is as dark and dingy as it gets. There was a mix of people in here everyone from old vets, to middle age dudes, to some service industry folk just getting off work for the night. The electric mix of people made for a fantastic night of people watching. The bartenders were as friendly as can be and made us feel right at home. I ordered up a Heineken on draft and it was $3 bucks. My friend order a Makers neat and it was only $3 too! This has got to be one of the cheapest bars in Cincinnati. I also fell in love with the electronic dartboard! It sucked that this bar was cash only and you have to pay to play darts, but we had such a blast. I am definitely going to add this bar to my "bars where it's okay to go in Yoga pants" list. If you haven't been I highly recommend it!

Last night I found myself overburdened with the temptation of the flickowing neon light.The Edge Inn is as inviting as a strip club. The three head high exterior windows are covered with heavy green curtains that could blot out the brightest sun, the entry is a solid steel door, and the wall is mirrored. This is my kind of place. The kind of place where you can hole up during a zombie apocolypse.Now don't get me wrong, I love almost everything about this place. I love the tylenol shaped central island bar; the cracked ACT on the ceiling stuffed with tickets, business, and postcards; the used-to-be-pretty bartender; almost everything. I could maybe do without the rancid barf chips smell that permeates the place, but maybe that was just an isolated instance.Otherwise, I think this is my new favorite dive.

I wish I could take elements of the pilot inn and edge inn and make them into one perfect dive bar (see my pilot inn review as well). I think this review can be summed up nicely with a classic pro con list.Pros: VERY cheap drinks (we ordered a draft IPA, whiskey sour, and two crown and cokes. Total was $14. What?!?), the cheap drinks also tasted good, classic dive bar feel, regulars make it extra fun (lots of singing and laughter), dart board and fun mini golf game, juke box that you can pay to play songs, and the bartender was so friendlyCons: Truly my only con is that it's cash only! There is a credit card machine that you can swipe your card and select $10, $20, $30, or $40 and it'll print a receipt that you show the bartender rather than give you actual cash. Very strange system so I would just recommend bringing cash.Other than the cash only aspect, I loved this bar! Would absolutely come back!

Hello Dive. It really is just hard to rate dives that you're not a regular at, but still... I've had better.It's cash only... but they have a credit card machine that you use as an ATM that prints out a receipt and the bartender gives you cash - it makes no sense... just put the machine behind the counter. Anyway... the bartender was super friendly and it seemed like they had a good crowd of regulars. It is VERY dark inside. The bar is kind of cool - big wrap around with lots of seating then just a few tables off to the side. There is a back patio/parking area too for all you smokers. The drinks are more expensive for a dive bar - maybe it's the location.

Cash only!It was actually less divey inside than I expected.The bartendress was really nice and speedy. We played darts on an electronic dartboard that doesn't work, so we kept score on the wall. It's a small place and was fairly busy for a Thursday night, but a great place to grab a cheap beer.

Absolutely love The Edge. Best bartenders and the crowd is always consistently kind. Love Allie, Sonya, Andrea. And other ones I forgot, sorry, love you guys too.

This place is a bit rough in appearance. Very dark inside. If your looking for cheap beer, this might be your place. Domestics are $2. The place is cash only. They have a shady looking "ATM" in the corner of the bar but I'd just bring cash. I was there on a Tuesday night so I can't really comment on the crowd. It's definitely in the dive bar category. I'd probably favor the Pilot Inn next door over this place.