Voodoo Brewing

Stopped by tonight for first and was pleasantly surprised. Cool spot with lots of open tables. It's been open for a bit but had never heard of it. Came in for Cincy chili week but decided to get a little bit of everything. I like being able to order straight on the phone and service was quick and friendly. Started out with a flight of beers. Nice selection from places other than around Cincinnati. We ordered the pickle pizza, mussels with blue cheese/bacon, chili Mac, and some wings. Pizza and mussels were our favorites. I've had a few pickle pizzas around town but this is by far my favorite. Thin crust with garlic pesto. So good. Mussels were great as well. Unique flavor. Didn't care for pita, would have rather had some bread to soak up. Wings were well seasoned and crispy. Buffalo garlic sauce was just ok. Bbq, about the same but could have eaten without any sauce tbh. Chili Mac sort of bland/ wouldn't get it again but glad it got us in the door. Talked to owner who was very nice for a bit. They do trivia on Thursday so we likely will be back for that in the near future.

Bites & Brews: A Flavor-Packed Bar ExperienceAt this lively bar, I dug into the Chicky Chicky Bang Bang sandwich and washed it down with two cold beers. The bill came to a reasonable $32.80--neither a bargain nor a splurge. But where this spot truly shines is in taste and variety. With a menu spanning oysters, pizzas, sandwiches, and indulgent cheese fries and mac & cheese, there's something for everyone. Unique dishes set it apart, making it worth the visit. Service was friendly and attentive, while the atmosphere was typical of a bar--casual and unpretentious.Verdict: If you're after bold flavors and an inventive menu, this place delivers.

Good beer Food is excellent Good service Clean Would definitely come back Pay lot next to building

For my most recent visit I tried the Voo-dill pickle pizza because it sounded so interesting. The dill seasoning was delicious (no wonder it's a secret), and I loved the garlic pesto base. I'm glad I tried it because it's a weird combo that works so well. You got a decent size pizza for the deal as well but don't feel so stuffed and slow after because it's thin. We also got the cocktail flight because all the holiday drinks sounded so delicious And fun. They're definitely on the sweet side, but very unique and in general all their cocktails taste very good and are different which I love. They are also very pretty drinks. Overall had a good time catching up with a friend with pizza and drinks!

Stopped in recently for dinner after a Bengals game and had a great time. If you're leaving the stadium area it's a 20 minute walk with some uphill, but well worth the trek to get ahead of the crowds. The bars near the stadium were mobbed. The seating is family style with long tables. You can order via QR codes (meh) or walk up to the side of the bar for food and drink. The manager came around and introduced himself to everyone and was all over the place. Helping in the kitchen, bar, cleaning up etc.. He's definitely an asset because he didn't disappear as the rush started coming in. The inside is nicely decorated and I was digging their Voodoo/skull theme.We settled in and watched the 4pm NFL game on one of the large TV's while chatting with some disappointed Bengals fans and locals. Beer wise they had a nice selection of classic Voodoo brews (we used to get them a lot in the Philly area several years ago), a balance of styles and some newer brews I'd never heard of. If you enjoy the dark side of beer the Where Our Secrets Go Imperial Stout was delicious and thankfully more along the lines of the traditional style Impy Stout. I had an IPA that I can't remember the name of, but it had a nice Belgian yeast/hop twist to it. My son enjoyed their root beer. Food wise the Jumbo Chicken Wings, roasted in house hit the spot, I highly recommend them. I added their Good Vibes BBQ "Sawce", but you can get them dry rubbed or chose from several other "Sawces". The wings were big with fresh meat and the sauce was great. The Pub pretzel we ordered was huge and the good vibes beer cheese complimented it well. The Mr. Pickles Fried Pickles were also a great choice for an app. They were a big portion. My friend had the Chili Mac and my son ordered the Lil Mashburgers - 2 little smashburgers oozing with cheddar & chippies off the kids menu. We ate, had a couple of beers and enjoyed our dinner at Voodoo before we explored more of downtown Cincy. I'll be honest I wanted to avoid BrewDog and Voodoo and experience home grown Cincinnati breweries, but we were really happy we stopped at Voodoo.Thanks guys you earned a fourth star for great friendly service from the manager and bartenders!!

If you're in Cincinnati and hunting for a post-workout feast (bulking season or not), Voodoo is the move. My son and I stumbled in looking for gains-friendly grub, and boy, did we hit the jackpot. We started with the Three Little Pigs pizza, featuring the spiciest, most flavorful sauce that had us both questioning if it was the secret to PRs. That pizza was so good, it deserved its own workout playlist.For the main course, my son demolished The Hangover in 7 bites flat--a record even for post-leg day. The smash burger paired with homemade chips? Chef's kiss. Meanwhile, I took on the patty melt, which was seasoned so perfectly it felt like a symphony was playing on my taste buds.Shoutout to the attentive staff who tried (valiantly) to lure me into trying their brews. I had to pass because it was only 1 PM, but their soda pop was refreshingly on point. Voodoo's a vibe--10/10, y'all. Let me know how the brews are!

Went early and it was quiet. Really great burgers! Definitely a must try and will be back. Service was also good and lots of space.

We stopped by Voodoo for lunch and a brew. The inside has some cool decor, with dark paint on the walls contrasted with bright artwork. The beer menu hangs large behind the bar, and categorized nicely by type of brew which makes it easy to find what you're looking for. The seating is a bit odd. There are three very large community style tables that run diagonal across the middle of the restaurant. However, we found it to be an awkwardly long distance across the table width wise so the three of us ended up sitting all on the same side, also because this side faced one of the few TV's. For food, we tried the 'Voodoo Nachos', 'Big Easy Cheesy' pizza with chicken and caramelized onions, and 'Lil Smashburgers'. The nachos were disappointing -- pretty bland and under garnished given the amount of chips. The pizza had a roasted garlic pesto sauce as the base, which we were looking forward to, however the garlic ended up being extremely overpowering and thus a major downside to the pizza. The smashburgers were the best item we tried, and also a steal at $7.99 from the kids menu. Overall, Voodoo missed the mark a bit for us this visit, but I'm guessing this might be a one-off based on the overwhelming amount of positive reviews.

Such a cute place! The owner welcomed almost everyone I saw walk in. It is a seat yourself place but he still helped people find seats and made sure everyone was comfortable as it was getting more crowded! The beer and food we had was great too.

The beer was good, many choices of styles available. There is a food menu as well. The decor is fun; lots of string lights and skulls. I'd return. The staff were all laid back and friendly too. It was a good place to relax.