Logo's Sports Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Sycamore Township

Logos is Logos is Logos is Logos. It is a sports bar in that every sport being played is on a display and there is seldom any sound. When Cincinnati teams are playing, they will be on most of the displays. The food is good, the drink prices are reasonable. The service is good, the servers and bartenders are friendly. Food orders are filled quickly and virtually always prepared and served correctly - many other sports bars should do as well.

However, this is the ONLY bar I have ever visited that does not serve coffee. Not any way or any time. For those of us who are one-and-done consumers of alcohol, it means switching to water or soft drinks when coffee would be more appropriate. Hence, four stars instead of five. I tend to judge bars such as Logos on three scales:

1. the variety of beers on tap and the temperature of the beer and the glass or stein in which it's served .
2. the French fries need to be crispy on the outside and velvety on the inside. This a near impossibility for the shoestring fries from places such as McDonald's or Steak 'n Shake, but can be expected from neighborhood and sports bars.
3. Patty Melts or Rubin sandwiches should be within the wheelhouse of these bars A good Patty Melt should have two lean beef patties cooked to order from mid rare to mid well. If cooked to rare, the juices will ruin the mingling of the other flavors. If cooked well done, the patties will be so dry that they'll pull from the other ingredients and effectively turn the grilled rye bread into toast. The bread should be light or marble rye and it should be grilled as the last step after the sandwich is constructed The cheese should be Swiss, although some restaurants offer a choice of Swiss, provolone, or even American cheese The onions should be freshly sliced and grilled until they're translucent with a touch of char. The house dressing should be applied to the bread slices just before the patties are placed on the sandwich. So the sequence should bread slices, dressing, cheese, beef parties, onions, and then the reverse sequence. The sandwich is 6then grilled on both sides. In the best of all possible worlds, the bread is painted with melted clarified butter to improve browning. Logos makes an excellent pattie melt. Their Rubin...

I’ve been to Logo’s a handful of times. You walk in and it’s a seat yourself type of atmosphere. This can be confusing to the waitresses and it can take over 15 minutes for them to notice you & get your drink order. I ordered 10 traditional wings with a dry rub on them as my main course. All of the appetizers came out good. My wings came out, I bit into one of the wings and it was chewy/gummy. The best way I could describe it was like wings from a pizza place, just way too chewy and such a gross texture. I spit the wing out. My friend asked me what was wrong. I let him take a bite of the wing. He said it was nasty. Which is a shame because I’ve had them before and they were awesome. I told the waitress super politely that I didn’t want the wings because they seemed undercooked. Idk about you all but I like crispy wings. She is kind of crappy about it but asks if I would wanna try a burger instead. I said sure. She took $2 off the wings but still made me pay for them even though they were not for human consumption which I thought was ridiculous. The burger comes out. I took a bite of the burger and it was literally RAW red hamburger meat in the middle. No it was not medium cooked or anything like that, the red meat was still mushy like it would be in the fridge. I didn’t even bother saying anything about the burger because the waitress was an older lady that acted like she hated her life. So I just paid $60 to eat celery and ranch and potato chips and an appetizer. So disappointing and disgusting. I was sick to my stomach all night after this. I won’t be going back...

Generic bar food. Had to play "guess what beer we actually have in stock" took 5 tries before I found one they actually had. Service was HORIBLE! Happy hour 1/2 price appetizers ended at 7:00, we decided what we wanted to order at 6:28 and figured we had plenty of time, but didn't get a chance to order until 7:05 (yep 37 minutes without being able to get an employee to take our order) even went to the bar to try and get our server twice, both time she looked at me and walked away, the bartenders just shrugged and walked away.

We ate our generic food once it finally came out and then waited another 20 minutes trying to get anyone at all to give us our check.

There are plenty of other places less then 5 minutes away where you can get better food and drink without being a bother to the staff. I suggest you go to...