The Blind Pig

Meh, at least regarding the food. I ordered the buffalo chicken wrap. It was mostly wrap and not as much filling. It came with a side of bagged Lays potato chips. It was just a-okay. The views of this place were where it was at. Great to have the patio overlooking the southern views of Cincy.

Fun local spot in downtown Cincy. Stopped in for a couple beers. Would be a great spot on game day. Overlooking Bengals and Reds stadiums. Fun bartender too.

The blind pig is a great place to drink the night away and an equally great place to grab a bite the next morning. The food is decent and the staff is friendly. The servings are healthy and left us feeling satisfied. Definitely a place to drop by while in the city.

I was staying at a nearby hotel and wanted a lighter bite for dinner, like just a sandwich or something. After looking at their website, I walked over and walked up into the deck area. I didn't know if I was supposed to grab a seat, approach the bar, or whatever. After nobody approached me at the entrance, I decided to go to the bar and ask for a menu. I ordered a pulled pork sandwich and upgraded to a side salad (alcohol would have put me to sleep after a long day), paid and got a number to place at a hightop I grabbed on the deck. Boy, was I disappointed in the sandwich, especially given the name of the place. The description read applewood smoked pulled pork smothered in barbecue sauce but there was hardly any sauce on mine. It looks like a fun place to grab a drink, especially when the weather is nice, but my meal left something to be desired.

Co-located with O'Malley's in the Alley, The Blind Pig is a local dive on non-event days, and an out-if-towner dive during events.The music is far too loud for my taste, but if you stand people smoking around you, you can escape to a rather nice outdoor seating area.The service was a bit brusque, but not unfriendly. I ordered the fish and chips, which was surprisingly good, with seasoned fries and an excellent tartar sauce.I doubt I'll return, as I truly detest eating my dinner with clouds of cigarette smoke around me, but the meal wasn't disappointing.

The Blind Pig is a staple of Cincinnati and located within walking distance of the Reds (10-15 min). The Blind Pig offers both indoor and outdoor seating including a deck that overlooks the Reds, Paycor, and the Banks. The bar is decorated with Cincinnati themed items including a signed football from Zac Taylor (coach of the Bengals). They offer a wide variety of drinks which are fairly cheap compared to the rest of downtown along with your general bar food. The bartenders are efficient and friendly even when it gets busy before a game. Make sure to stop in!

Had a GREAT time visiting this bar from out of town. We got The Smasher to eat per the bartenders recommendation and it was delicious! It was such a fun atmosphere.

What a fun place located next to omalleys on the alley The bartenders are so much fun we loved talking to Noah and their bourbon slushes are amazing They have an outdoor patio which is great for summer

My friends and I stopped in at The Blind Pig last weekend for a quick bite and a drink. We came the night the Bengals had their first preseason game, so the place was busy! It's located right by both the Reds stadium and the Bengals stadium downtown, so it's a good spot to go to if you're looking for a drink before or after a game. My friends ordered chicken tenders and fries, and I got the burger. My burger was really good! It was a solid size for a good price. They also loaded everything up with a ton of fries, so there was plenty to share at the table. In order to get to The Blind Pig, you have to go up a flight of stairs. At the top, there is a nice rooftop patio space, where you get a great view of the city. There is also an indoor area with plenty of screens to watch the games, which is where we ended up sitting that night. We had great service there as well. The bartenders were quick to put our food orders in and we got our drinks very quickly. You have to order food at the bar as a heads up, as I wasn't too sure when we first walked in. I would definitely come back the next time the Bengals are playing!

Owners - I can pretty much guarantee you that zero Bengals season tickets holders, who just walked away from their 0-4 in-person experience so far this season, enjoyed your DJ who was talking trash to the whole establishment while wearing his Eagles gear. I get it, he's from Philly and glad that his team won, but no one cares about who he is or where he is from. Just play the music and help people have a good time. When asked why he wasn't being a professional about it, he had the audacity to say we, as customers, don't pay him, meanwhile he clearly is not reasonable enough to connect the dots to the patrons, the bar's revenue, and him getting paid. I would recommend he keep his poor attitude and personality at home next time so he doesn't end up playing DJ Hero on his couch with his roommates one of these Sundays.