Millions Cafe

Always our go to anytime we wanna grab drinks but don't know where to go! Location is ideal, in downtown Mt Lookout. We've never had an issue finding available street parking, even on Friday or Saturday nights. The bartenders are always awesome, food selection is great, it's just always a vibe. Millions ride or die 4L.

I ended up here towards the end of the evening as we looked for a spot to grab one last beer before calling it a night.Their craft beer selection was much better than I would have expected and the bartender was friendly. The rest of the customers appeared to be regulars and were equally friendly. Definitely falls into the dive bar category but if that's what you are looking for then this is a nice spot.

OMG you looking for a hot spot with great locals and quality folk. Come here. Tell Lydia and Stevi we sent you.

My friends and I wanted to hang out and drink, but the DJ thought he was playing to a packed club (it was almost empty), and refused to turn the music down. There's a reason Millions was empty and the bar across the street was packed.

This place tends to attract the really young college crowd-So beware. The music is not shabby at all. Its not the cleanest bar I've been to. Their service isn't bad at all. Affordable prices. I would more so come here for happy hour and then dip out

This is probably one of the worst experiences I've had at bar in Cincinnati. The general manager/ bartender was very disrespectful and racist toward my friends and I. We went to this bar with our classmates after our ten year class reunion. So we were expecting to have a great time. That was the opposite of what happened. She was refusing to serve us drinks , even though we were paying customers she also kept threatening us saying she the general manager and can do what she wants. There were plenty of bystanders who witnessed this and had questions as to why we were being treated this way. The only answer she could give us was that she could because she's the manger. Then proceeded to call the police on us. I would never spend my money in this establishment. Very disappointing

A dive bar like this is one in a Million!A group of us came for karaoke Wednesdays. The bar itself was empty; a few stragglers at the counter and absolutely no queue for singing. With a few high top tables and a lounge sofa, my friends took over the dance floor area. Konnann Karaoke was spinning, which easily has the biggest music selection in Cincinnati. Three-inch binders were filled to the brim with listings, including any and every Broadway song my heart could desire. We were there for about three hours and I sang over a dozen songs. Brilliant!In between songs, Nathan the DJ spun some hits (full songs, not interludes) so our group got to show off our dance moves. It was a lot of fun to have the whole dance floor to ourselves and get our groove on. While singing, Million's has a stage, so we crooned our numbers from a-high. Drinks specials were extraordinary! Well drinks are $2.00 and beers are $1.50. I ordered a mixed drink which came out in a pint glass half filled with vodka. The craft beer selection is minimal, but they do have Yuengling and Yuengling Light on tap.For a dive bar, I need to note that I was stunned by the cleanliness and style of Million's bathrooms. Bright, posh tiled walls, clean spacious stalls and toilets; I never would have guessed this from the casual interior of the bar.If you're looking for a low key, fun night out with your friends, check out Millions!

There are lots of bar options in this area, and most are fairly carbon copy clones of each other. Million's is a bar that I actually like and while I can agree with some of the points ya'll haters make about the place, I would point out that often it's just a bad night and you should give it a second chance. I've primarily gone during the week, so maybe on the weekend things are different. The bartenders have often gone out of the way to order food from across the street and get it for me. That's nice and above and beyond the kind of service I get at pretty much every bar in the city. (Don't they know I'm a Yelper??? ha ha) If the drink prices were any cheaper, they'd be paying YOU to drink. The mixed drinks can be deceptively stiff, so occasionally give yourself a break and get a water. The dance floor area is large enough but is raised so be careful when stepping down to get to the bar, especially you high heeled ladies. Parking in the area can be a challenge, especially the later it gets, so try to get to the area and get a sweet spot. A good start to the evening might include dinner at Pera Mediterranean (which is BYO!) or Cloud 9 Sushi. Enjoy.

Mt. Lookout fixture, Million's, can be a lot of fun...or completely obnoxious...depending on the crowd. The bar books some great local acts (e.g. wunderkind Paul Otten), but sometimes I feel like the overly intoxicated crowd is under-appreciative.My biggest complaint is the miniscule ladies' room. For a bar this size (three decent sized rooms), there are only one, maybe two, stalls. This is a serious point of contention, when I have to spend a third of my night waiting in line for the loo. I'd go back to Million's to see the right show. I'll just make sure not to drink too much.

I have been a usual at this place for a while now but I will never be back after my last 3 experiences. There is a short blonde bartender that is the rudest person I have ever came across in the service industry. She was calling a girl "bitchy" because of the way she ordered shots then refused to serve her. She later made me leave the bar for dancing on the stage and didn't even let me close my tab so I had to have someone else do it for me. My friends and I are easily over half of the business they get every weekend and that short blonde bartender is so rude to us. The other workers are fine but my friends and I will not be returning until that bartender is fired, as she should be. She is the single worst worker I have ever come across at any establishment I have ever been to.