Top Best Seafood Restaurants in West Chester Township

"Primavista is an elegant, upscale restaurant that serves classic Italian fare and fine wines against a backdrop of stunning views over the Cincinnati skyline and Ohio river. The laid-back eatery boasts warm and welcoming décor and a friendly ambiance and offers a plethora of authentic and traditional Italian dishes like veal piccata, lasagna, veal meatballs, and sautéed mahi-mahi. Mouthwateringly decadent desserts include tiramisu, homemade gelato, and Tuscan brownies."

"Considered the best Italian restaurant in Cincinnati, Primavista combines great food and a stunning location. In fact, dining at Primavista doesn’t only represent a delicious culinary experience, but is also the right choice for an elegant and chic night out. This is because the restaurant provides a breathtaking view of Cincinnati skyline and Ohio River."

"Jeff Ruby has been at the steak game for a long time, knows his stuff, and it shows. From the best crab bisque in town – velvety, flavorful and best when accompanied by crusty sourdough for dipping – to classic oysters rockefeller, and the carefully selected cuts of steak, the menu delivers. The steakhouse market is a crowded category, but Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse rises above and can be trusted to deliver an exceptional meal every time; so when craving the experience accept no substitutes."

"Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse is an upscale steakhouse that offers some of the best food and service that you can find anywhere in the city. This is a perfect place to check out for special occasions like anniversaries or special birthday parties. Location: 700 Walnut St, Cincinnati, OH 45202"

"Went to the precinct to celebrate us expecting our first baby, they were so generous to give us a baby bib as a gift for our soon to be arrival."

"Simpson from his restaurants, is the original larger-than-life food personality of Cincinnati. He has since passed the business on to the second generation of the family, and Ruby’s now has three locations in Cincinnati, but opt for the original Precinct in Columbia-Tusculum, where every steak still comes with a salad and side. In addition to meals in its opulent dining rooms and patio, the Precinct offers carryout, delivery complete with white linen tablecloths, and finish-at-home meal kits."

"The Precinct (or anything in the Jeff Ruby’s family) is the perfect place to go if you have something big to celebrate!. Best steaks in Cincinnati. Highly recommend starting with a crab cake and Freddie salad!"

"This is more of a date night / ditch the kids kind of restaurant, but maybe your kids aren’t feral and can handle someplace with a bit more…class."

"Popeyes®, Where Slow Cooking Meets Louisiana Fast®- Our menu features our famous Bonafide® Chicken, Handcrafted Tenders, delicious Seafood options, Red Beans and Rice, Buttermilk Biscuits and more."

"Yet another excellent seafood spot in the Downtown area is Court Street Lobster Bar. Court Street prides itself on offering “east coast flavor with midwest hospitality” and they truly deliver: their dishes are delicious and their service is friendly. Housed in a long narrow building, Court Street offers a unique dining experience in a casual setting."

"An excellent seafood restaurant in the Downtown area is Court Street Lobster Bar. Court Street prides itself on offering “east coast flavor with midwest hospitality” and they truly deliver: their dishes are delicious and their service is friendly. Housed in a long narrow building, Court Street offers a unique dining experience in a casual setting."

"The William Howard Taft National Historic Site preserves the childhood home of 27th United States President William Howard Taft, located approximately one mile north of Cincinnati's downtown district within the Mount Auburn Historic District. The Greek Revival-style home was originally constructed in 1835 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. Three years later, it was transferred to the care of the National Park Service following substantial renovations allowing the home to be operated as a living history museum."

"Hyde Park Square is the central urban square of Cincinnati's Hyde Park neighborhood, known as one of the city's oldest and trendiest retail and dining districts. The neighborhood, which was originally developed in 1896 as a nature-focused "cityburb" by a group of citizen activists, is home to more than 175 unique local boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment destinations, located less than five miles from Cincinnati's downtown core. It is anchored around the beautiful Hyde Park Square, which is located along Erie Avenue between Edwards and Michigan Streets."

"Fill an afternoon shopping for antiques, artwork, apparel and jewelry in Hyde Park Square. Locals know to seek out Daveed’s Next in the north suburb of Loveland for locally sourced casual dining; try the house specialty, pan-seared duck breast served tapas-style."

"Rhinegeist Brewery was founded by two Californians, it takes its inspiration from the Blue Ash area’s roots. They love to push the boundaries with their unique, high-quality beers that include traditional favorites, barrel-aged collectibles, an innovative Belgian-style line called Outer Reaches, and their own line of ciders. They offer several levels of brewery tours."

"Cincinnati is a beer town — and long has been, thanks to a large influx of German immigrants beginning in the 1830s. It was that heritage that spurred Rhinegeist cofounders Bob Bonder and Bryant Goulding to set up shop. Their craft brewery, which opened in 2013, is often cited as a bellwether of the city's renaissance."

"Enjoy a perfectly poured craft beer with friends and/or family on this large deck over looking Over the Rhine. Rooftop hours are weather permitting. Hours: Monday-Thursday: 3 p.m."

"Along with being one of Cincinnati’s top nightspots, MadTree Brewing Company has also become a pillar of the community through their partnerships with many local non-profits agencies. Their beer line-up includes plenty of experimental and seasonal IPAs and sour beers, along with a selection of classics available year-round. Their taproom is a friendly neighborhood meeting place, perfect for whiling away an afternoon after brunch."

"MadTree may play little brother to Rhinegeist in terms of size, but they don’t play little brother to anybody when it comes to quality. With a backbone of one of the best taprooms in the city, they brew some consistent and delicious beer. I could run down all of the beers that I love from MadTree, but it would take too long and I’d run out of internet space."