Abigail street in Cincinnati

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  Allison Hammons

  :: 30 May 2018 09:01:35

  The food speaks for itself which is breath taking. But the fact I had to sit and listen to our female bartender belittle her coworkers made my night less than fun. Sitting at the bar is one of my favorite places to dine but after our bartender “informed” me my wine choices were incorrect, told me the day before special (which was unavailable) and then stood behind the bar, with no regard of whom was listening and spoke ill of all she worked with, I will never be sitting at that bar again. I will however return to sit at a table with friends another time, the food is worth what I Endured that evening

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  Travis Bagley

  :: 18 May 2018 12:56:24

  No other way to describe this place other than WOW. Every single dish we had was absolutely amazing. Usually it is hard to find good tapas as a vegetarian, but not here. The restaurant is really small, but I think that gives it a nice cozy feel. Honestly I think I had the best desert here that I have ever had in my life. Get the Ricotta & Local Honey bread. It will blow you away. Just a warning the place isn't cheap, but you are getting a very unique experience.

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  Jessi Roesch

  :: 29 March 2018 22:14:53

  Abigail Street is my favorite restaurant in Cincinnati 🖤 Perfect for a date night or girls night. We go at least once every 3 to 6 months and have never had a wait on weeknights. They have wine on tap and semi-rotating menu on Mediterranean tapas. For two, my husband and I typically share three plates, or each get a protein plate and a veggie-based plate to share and finish off with the baklava or a Turkish coffee. The grilled octopus is their signature menu item, so a must have for the adventurous eater! But they still keep a good mix of approachable eats (chicken, cheese plate, potatoes, grilled veggies, etc.) disguised in Turkish names for those pickier eaters. The location is discreetly located next to the Senate on Vine in Cincinnati's historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.

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  David Wilder

  :: 22 March 2018 10:17:43

  I live in Dayton, but if I want to impress someone with an amazing meal- this is the place I drive to. Food, service, menu- all amazing. The atmosphere is very NYC. 4 small plates feeds 2 comfortably- and leaves room for the baklava which is AMAZING. Quite affordable. Value is outstanding.

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  Sarah Penrod

  :: 24 February 2018 20:17:27

  OMG the food is good. We had one of the specials that was salmon, rice and a veggie medley... the salmon was done well, the rice was good and if all I could ever eat again was the veggies, I would be happy. The Bouillabaisse is a seafood soup and was scrape the bowl delicious. We finished up with the Ricotta and Honey which isn't listed as a dessert but could be considered as one (order extra bread... the $2 is worth finishing off the cheese and honey). Our waitress was attentive and knowledgeable about the wine list. Expect to drop $100 for 2 people if you are drinking alcohol. The wait times are often long here but for a good reason. My only complaint was that the bus boy was too attentive and kept trying to clear things before we were finished.