Pennyflower Bistro and Bar is a contemporary American Bistro with a thoughtful mix of comfort and elegance. Ideal for guests seeking familiar dishes with a creative twist. We invite exploration with accessible charm. From homemade soups and sandwiches to freshly made pastas and steaks, our menu is crafted to serve our guests a quick lunch or a relaxing, refined dinner. With 16 beers on tap, a full high-end cocktail menu and an extensive wine list (by the glass and bottle), we are the perfect spot for a casual drink or unforgettable meal.
Hours
| Monday | 6:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–3 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 6:30 AM–3 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7–11 AM, 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7–11 AM, 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 701 Broadway, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 904-4149
Website: https://www.pennyflowerbistro.com/
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Reviews
Here are our thoughts about the food: We read that the croquettes and crispy lasagna were dishes Pennyflower is known for, so we ordered those. The croquettes are gooey and rich but came to us barely warm. The lasagna was a very browned huge slab of layered pasta with ricotta and surrounded by an arrabbiata sauce. The flavors did not quite hit anything special for us, and the crispy aspect was way too much so. I also missed the meat, as we do prefer meat in our lasagna (I did order knowing it did not have meat). The burger was…well, just a burger, but the fries were fantastic. The best dish of the night was the house salad. It was perfectly dressed with bits of candied almonds, feta, and thin slices of fennel. We would order this over and over.
Atmosphere and service were wonderful. I had the burger and fries and pear specialty margaritas. Drinks are a bit pricey but good was reasonable.
The appetizers were honestly just ok. The croquettes were nothing to remember. The prime beef carpaccio had a unique flavor, but again was underwhelming. The tuna bites were disappointing, as the fried potato vehicle for the tuna itself was too overwhelming, to where the entire dish just tasted like one tater tot.
The entrees we ordered were quite delicious though. The Amish Chicken Pressade had a delicious red sauce with very juicy chicken. The potatoes were also delicious.
The crispy lasagna was delicious. The flavors were so balanced and the dish was not too heavy.
The Smore’s dessert was very good. It was not too sweet and not too heavy.
The prices were very reasonable for the amount of food we ordered, and we will definitely be coming back for the entrees and dessert, but will skip the appetizers.
I highly recommend giving Pennyflower a chance.
The tuna bites is a must and check out the elevated carbonara croquettes (I can have that whole order as a light lunch)
All salads feature hyper fresh ingredients, great for anyone who’s looking for healthy and delicious options.
Chef Jacob has traveled extensively to the top culinary destinations world wide and the menu reflects his incredible journey. I will continue to check in on this place to see how every aspect of this place gets even better.
We ordered the beef tartar which had large chunks of meat but not a totally bad taste. The feta whipped bread was also good.
Entrees, however, were just not good. The chicken dish was thigh meat in a rectangle shape with a chimichurri sauce that was orange. The smash burger was extremely dry and also had a strong black pepper taste. As a burger lover I was very sad about this and could only get halfway through it before I had to stop. The steak had decent flavor but fatty and chewy bites.
Needless to say, we won’t be returning unless we stop at the bar for a cocktail.