Otto's

My husband and I went here for Sunday brunch and it was great!The restaurant is beautiful. The service was good and attentive. There is a fairly cheap public parking garage just a few doors down that makes it very easy to get to. My husband got the lemon and blueberry pancakes and I got the Benedict. Everything was absolutely fantastic! We also got goetta for sides and it was delicious. This cute restaurant in Covington is worth a trip!

I went on Sunday lunch. The place was packed but I got seat right the way. Services were great, every staff with smiles and hospitality to answer all my questions. One side menu, it was not that big. Most of the food comes with side made a perfect portion. I could taste fresh ingredients and fine made from the kitchen. Ambiance was cozy and clean. Prices range from $14 to $16 for lunch.

Fantastic food and overall experience.Definitely has the local feel of coming to Mainstrasse,Food was fantastic started with apps we had one of each! Muscles, cheese, and I forget the third.Dinners were great. Check out the pictures of the awesome presentation. Everyone was fully satisfied. This is a great little place with a cool vibe and even better food.

Picture this: elbows on the table staring at the sunshine through the window with two hands in a cup of coffee, and someone brings you a plate of fluffy lemon blueberry pancakes. Otto's is a cute, quaint spot that feels like a perpetual Sunday morning. Menu is succinct and built for quality. Everything simple and delicious, it's the type of place with a cozy vibe all year round. My husband and I take all cincinnati guests here. So wonderful, the service is lovely, and the tomato soup and lemon blueberry pancakes would persuade anyone out of bed at 5AM to get them. They don't open that early so chill... and wait till like 10. But it's a treat, an absolute treat.

Amazing meal with family and friends. Our server and service was outstanding. I had avocado toast and a delicious spicy Bloody Mary, my second visit to an awesome place for brunch and lunch. Beautiful inside and out. Happy Saturday.

We had THE BEST dinner at Otto's last night. It was our first time there and it won't be the last. We sat in the back under the "two peas in a pod" painting the chef's wife made for him. (Their story is on the back of the menu.) Not gonna lie: I got a little (okay a lot) verklempt. Finding a good partner is hard enough as it is, but finding someone who believes in you and encourages you to follow your dreams...that's some super special, once in a lifetime ish. The food was also good. Actually, the fried green tomatoes were delicious. The carrot salad was freaking fantastic. My scallops?? Bury me with that risotto. I can't recommend them enough. ‍

Upon arrival to the quaint and stylish establishment, they seemed to have a full house with very little tables left that wasn't reserved for bigger parties. We did score seats at the bar. Service was impressive and our waiter kept the toddler entertained throughout our stay. Both dishes were phenomenal with a mountain high stack of fluffy delicious lemon blueberry pancakes topped with house whipped cream that was fluffy as air and accompanied with a mixed berries compote on top. All the flowers go to the BLFGT which the green tomatoes were so perfectly fried it provided an extra crunch outside of the glorious thick bacon. The crisp buttery croissant was flaky and delicious. We also got to get a candy cane from Santa himself on our way out the door. We have absolutely no complaints. I am eager to return and share this exceptional dining experience with friends.

Otto's is a friend's favorite from when she was living in the neighborhood. We visited this summer while seeing a new baseball stadium and stopped here for brunch before catching our flight. We didn't have reservations, but got there when it opened and sat on the patio which was very nice. Curt was a friendly and helpful server! We loved all the dishes -- especially the lemon blueberry pancakes!When in Rome... er Ohio? You've gotta try the goetta! First time for me and it's worth a try. Personally, I felt a little goes a long way, but I'm not a huge meat eater.

Tried Otto's for the first time on Saturday for brunch. I will be back. The food was really good and I thought the prices were reasonable. The orange juice is fresh squeezed and pulpy, which I enjoy. I want so much pulp I can feel it in my teeth. The breakfast casserole was very filling and loved the veggies and sauce. The eggs Benedict was unique with the grit cake. My favorite item we ordered was the tomato pie. So cheesy and great seasonal tomatoes. The vibes are good in the place. Love the paintings. A nice room without being stuffy. Our service did leave some to be desired. Our server was extremely slow and did not check on us. The food arrived quickly but it took forever to get the check.

The fried green tomatoes are write home about worthy! The service... impeccable it's such a cute quaint little spot! Def a must in Covington