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• Blue Agave
  They'll whip up colorful margaritas with their slush machine in the bar - enjoy your drink there or relax and chow down in the light, bright and airy dining room with touches of southwest decor. Blue Agave is family-friendly and relaxed with a warm, pleasant staff.
• Century Inn
  A classic Cincinnati dining and entertainment location since 1806, Century Inn has evolved a bit. Now you can play cornhole on Tuesdays and Thursdays (seasonally), sing in front of all your friends with karaoke Thursdays and Saturdays, and rock out to a band that plays all the hits Friday and Sunday nights.
• Woodland Bar & Grill
  Back in the day, Walton families enjoyed eating at Glen's Woodland Inn. New owner Steve Carr has re-opened the familiar restaurant with white linen tablecloths and a carved mahogany bar.
• Ron's Roost
  Walk around Ron's Roost and the reasons this restaurant/bar is a venerable West Side favorite become clear. The walls are full of Elder High football and Pete Rose tributes. On the roof is the landmark big chicken mascot. Ron's Roost is everything a West Side hangout is meant to be.
• Washington Platform Saloon & Restaurant
  Washington Platform was built in 1860 as a saloon and restaurant and operated until 1919, when Prohibition put it out of business. Its current incarnation opened in 1986, and is justly famous for its annual Oyster Festival, summer clambakes and inventive pastas in whole and half-portions. The turn-of-the-century saloon feel remains in the bar/front room, while a bright dining room holds a crowd.
• Greyhound Tavern
  The Greyhound Tavern is housed in a 1921 Southern-style home with a charming front porch decorated with flowers. Inside, the restaurant's country decor complements the traditional menu, with favorites such as the Greyhound Brown and the open-face roast beef.