Seven large Cincinnati igloos offer cozy comfort and outdoor cocktails | Food and Beverage Features | Cincinnati | Cincinnati CityBeat

2021-12-14 13:06:30 By : Mr. Manager Export

Written by: Alison Babka Tuesday, December 7, 2021, 9:35 AM

We are now in the core season of complete comfort. It is best to feel the soft chill in the air while being 100% warm. The Greater Cincinnati restaurant and bar is fully committed to this concept through the "Igloo". After their widespread popularity in 2020, these translucent, frequently heated biomes will continue to exist and are ideal places to relax with a drink in hand.

Braxton Brewing Co. opened its highly anticipated rooftop terrace and bar in 2019, but now the space has been covered to prevent cold weather. The 5,000 square foot deck has plenty of seating, a full bar, and some beautiful views of Covington and Cincinnati downtown. Braxton also offers reservations for a 2-hour heated "Igloo Bar" for private parties of up to 8 people at a price of $30. Each room has its own style, with unique tables, chairs, sofas and pillows. 27 W. Seventh St., Covington, braxtonbrewing.com.

The Blue Ash pizza restaurant launched an outdoor dining igloo last winter and was popular, so they are back. Catch-a-Fire said that each igloo can accommodate up to 6 people and enjoy a private and comfortable dining experience. They also provided three smaller igloos for couples. Each igloo has heating and theme decoration, and is equipped with a Bluetooth speaker to play music. Each pod offers a full-service and restaurant’s full menu, as well as a special themed gourmet menu, including s'mores dip, Italian cheese, hot chocolate, and hot cider. 9290 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash, catchafirepizza.com.

Frosthaus is already a place for frozen drinks, so why not add an interesting igloo? Enjoy table service with a full food and beverage menu while enjoying comfort in an igloo under the magical earth lamp. At Roebling Point, each party can have up to 8 people. Igloos can be booked for two hours on weekends for $20-30, or they can be booked at a discount during the week. Address: 115 Park Place, Covington, frosthauscov.com.

In Kon-Tiki, you can get the best of both worlds: fire and ice. When you step into one of Kon-Tiki’s four heated igloos, sip tropical cocktails, ale and hot chocolate bombs without shaking. Listen to music through Bluetooth speakers, or play board games with up to 8 people. Afterwards, enjoy the view of the Cincinnati Riverfront along the Ohio River. Reserve a space with a deposit of $50. 1 Levee Way, Suite 21377, Newport, kontikionthelevee.com.

Narrow Path is right next to the Loveland Bike Trail, offering craft beer and a large front yard. In summer, you can find food trucks and various seats outside, while in winter, the brewery has some heated domes. Each seat can accommodate up to eight people. Book a 45 minute, 1 hour 45 minute or 2 hour 45 minute slot online in advance. 106 Karl Brown Way, Loveland, narrowpathbrewing.com.

View of Shire Garden

From November to March, Shires Garden offers rooftop igloos and terrace greenhouses with heating and Bluetooth speakers. The heated oasis is located on the outdoor terrace on the 10th floor. It can accommodate up to 8 guests and can be booked for up to two hours. 309 Vine St., 10th Floor, Downtown, theviewatshiresgarden.com.

The upper deck of AC Hotel

The weather in winter will not prevent the rooftop terrace of this city centre from allowing the party to continue. The AC Upper Deck of The Banks has turned into a winter wonderland, offering comfortable, illuminated igloos this season. Each heated igloo can accommodate up to 8 guests. Call ahead to book or register online; minimum food and beverages are required. 135 Joe Nuxhall Way, Downtown, acupperdeck.com.

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