Location: Cleves
Top Restaurants in Cleves
Top Things to do in Cleves
- 1. William Henry Harrison Tomb
- 2. Perfect North Slopes
- 3. Creation Museum
- 4. Miami Whitewater Forest
- 5. Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg
- 6. Green Acres Canoe and Kayak Rental
- 7. Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum
- 8. Shawnee Lookout State Park
- 9. Screaming Raptor Zip Lines
- 10. First Farm Inn Horseback Riding
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Cleves is a village in Miami Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, United States, located along the Ohio River. The population was 3,234 at the 2010 census. Founded in 1818, it is named for John Cleves Symmes who lived here, laid out the original town site, and sold lots.
Things to do in Cleves
1. Sunnyside Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By teetermom - Hamilton, Ohio
Breakfast or lunch both good. Only open until 3:00. Breakfast omlet with potatoes and toast will fill up 2 people. Been there several times, never unhappy. Sometimes seems a little slow since they don't have a lot of servers but worth the wait.
2. King's Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Quizs_mom - Harrison, Ohio
The fish is outstanding! Lunch was not at all crowded. During peak times parking could be a problem and the interior is a bit dark, but the food is well worth those minor drawbacks. It's just off SR 128 near US 50 and definitely worth the trek.
3. Kreimer's Bier Haus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By Bill G - Longwood, Florida
My second visit in two days - lunch and dinner. Great.
Mock Turtle Soup was good. Very sweat.
Sauerkraut Balls were fabulous.
Wiener Schnitzel topped with a generous portion of Beer Cheese was out of this world.
Potato Pancake was full of herbs and topped with sour cream.
Side of hot slaw with bacon was to die for.
And the German Beer was half price on Wednesday!
What's not to like/love?
Oh, my friend has a deep fried German Mett covered in Beer cheese. I'll order that next time!
The setting along the Great Miami River was wonderful. 3 tiered seating looking out large picture windows at an outside, river side,
Party area was delightful.
Try it. You'll like it.
4. Stateline Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By kentuckylongrifle - Independence, Kentucky
Childless for the weekend, my wife and I decided to head over to Friendship for the fall flea market. We woke early, prepared and left deciding to have breakfast somewhere along the way.
Getting closer to the Indiana line, I recalled the recommendation of a co-worker regarding a restaurant nearby. I mentioned this to my spouse and we agreed to abandon our plans to dine at a particular breakfast chain restaurant and pulled up the diner directions on our GPS and headed there.
There was some road construction that impeded our progress but we arrived quickly enough to a small, unassuming locale, that save for the sign out front I might have missed all together. When we entered, the restaurant was 85-90 percent full and it stayed that way during the duration of our visit.
From the lot, the restaurant appears to have been one of the many combination restaurants - garage - gas stations that once populated the country along the thoroughfares prior to the arrival of the interstates which decimated many of these family run businesses. While many of these wayside eateries have vanished, this one continues to endure.
The Diner is small, yet has a feel that is more “cozy” than claustrophobic. It’s also obvious the decor of the diner hasn’t been updated in some time. My better half described it as “unpretentious retro”.
Visiting the men’s restroom, some might say it was in desperate need of a remodel as well. I chuckled at the single light bulb in the 3 bulb fixture recalling a thrifty aunt from my youth who practiced that habit. Regardless, the restroom was clean, as was the restaurant and as I’m fond of telling friends, I eat at diners for the food, not the furnishings.
Being smallish, the servers have a complete view of the dining area from behind the counter which seemingly allowed them to anticipate our every need. My wife even jokingly commented after another refill “I can’t even put a dent in my coffee, she won’t let me.”
Another benefit to a smaller restaurant is our order was received quickly after ordering. My spouse had ordered the “Breakfast Special of eggs, hashbrowns, a generous portion of goetta and toast. I opted for the “Hungry Man’s Breakfast” which included eggs, homefries, sausage links and a “small” order of biscuits and gravy. The “small” biscuits and gravy took up an entire plate by itself. Our waitress just grinned and refilled our coffee cups when I queried her about the “small” order.
All of the food was exactly what I expected from a small family run diner out in the country; large portions, served fast and piping hot. My wife and I shared the “small” order of biscuits and gravy and still didn’t finish it. Frankly, I don’t recall the last time I didn’t finish a meal at a restaurant, but this was one of those times.
The diner is only open for breakfast and lunch closing at 2pm Monday through Saturday and until 3pm on Sunday. The menu is not extensive and is at heart, classic diner food. Essentially, my kind of place.
I found the prices on the menu unquestionably reasonable. I can’t recall the last time my wife and I dined for under $20. We enjoyed the old school atmosphere while listening to the other patrons discuss their generous food portions and plans for the day. If, like myself, you’re a devotee of diners, then check out the Stateline Restaurant. My wife and I have already decided to head back over later this month when our kids have a free weekend.
5. La Rosa's Incorporated
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By CincyBill - Cincinnati, Ohio
We really like La Rosa's as a family. The children always split a pizza which has a very unique flavor - only available in Cincinnati. My wife and I enjoy very much their antipasta salad for two. The pepperoni and olives with the dressing is great. La Rosa's also has healthy choices for pizza and hoagies. Easy to count if you are tracking calories on MyFitnessPal. We highly recommend La Rosa's whether you want to eat healthy or not.
6. Noah's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By rpt828 - Beardstown, Illinois
Decent food at an ok price. Would eat there again. They had large tables for bigger parties , but when we visited several parties of 1-3 took an 8 person table inside and many of us with larger families with young children had to eat...MoreThank you for your response. We appreciate your feedback and we will be looking into the possibility of splitting up some of those tables to accommodate those smaller parties.
7. Shamrock Sports Bar and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Sonny_circumvehor - Toledo, Ohio
Nice lil place along the Ohio river.. Industrial area, but scenic setting.. Standard American fair ... Done right bar food.
8. Hebron Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By Trish W - McMurray, Pennsylvania
We stopped here for lunch the end of June. Thoroughly enjoyed the outside patio and service was great. Our waitress was friendly and efficient. The homemade potato chips are good, and the curly fries are excellent. My friend and I split a Reuben sandwich--it was huge! My husband is a big eater but could not finish his club sandwich. This has to be the best tavern fare in Hebron. We were traveling, but I would definitely choose from his resta again.
9. Twisters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Achung70
We usually come here during the summer months when we are visiting family. The store has some indoor seating but we usually eat outside. We usually get cones or dishes of Ice cream. Stop by and check it out !
10. The Ice Box
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Michael H - Cleves, Ohio
A variety of choices from food to ice cream. Many ice cream flavors including root beer would hit the spot for anyone. They also have an inflatable park for the kiddies for just $2!!!! Stop by if you are in the area.
