Deals in Monfort Heights

Swing by City Barbeque for your next meal in Highland Heights. Wireless Internet access is just a click away at City Barbeque. The patio tables outside of City Barbeque are the perfect spot for a summer meal. You'll want to save quiet conversations for another spot, though — the restaurant can get noisy. Throw on your favorite T-shirt and head out the door — dining at City Barbeque is all about comfort. Looking for something delicious to serve at your next party? City Barbeque also offers catering. You've heard correctly. This restaurant offers both delivery or carryout. At City Barbeque, you can safely park just around the corner. At City Barbeque, bikers can lock their bikes safely outside. City Barbeque is serving up five-star food at a reasonable price.

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What services does your business offer and what makes your business stand out from the competition? Professional service at affordable prices What was the inspiration to start or run this business? That feeling you get from making people feel beautiful. What do you love most about your job? How happy you make your clients feel. What is the best reaction you've ever gotten from a customer? Referrals

Thai curry simmered with shrimp, eggplant, and bamboo shoots. Papaya salad spiked with spices, green beans, and cherry tomatoes. A Bahamas roll with seared scallops, asparagus, and avocado. These are just a handful of the many offerings at Nittha Siam Kitchen. Here, diners don't have to choose between Thai and Japanese specialties—they can dig into both, selecting dishes such as stir-fried noodles topped with peanuts or fresh maki starring yellowfin tuna, eel, or mackerel.

Looking for a quick bite to eat? Head on over to Paradise Cafe in Highland Heights. Don't waste time on public transportation! Bring your own wheels to the restaurant and easily park nearby. Meals at Paradise Cafe are affordable, with the average tab amounting to about $30 per person.

According to Mike Gelastopoulos, "people shouldn't have to pay $10 for a burger." Indeed, his burgers fall well below that price—they're $6.49 on average—and they still earn their gourmet title. The Rockefeller, for instance, is layered with cranberry chutney, blue-cheese crumbles, and beer-battered onion strings, whereas the Pride of Zeus is heaped with gyro meat, feta, and tzatziki sauce. Every burger is also made fresh from 100% Black Angus beef, seeing as Mike doesn't truck with freezers or patties encased in carbonite. He also offers The Codfather, a burger-sized sandwich replete with two Alaskan cod fillets, chipotle mayo, lettuce, tomato, and cheese. But it's not just the burgers that have folks talking. When Mad Mike's was immortalized in Cincinnati.com's Burger Hall of Fame, food critic Polly Campbell wrote that "the fries are like nothing you've ever had [at] a fast-food joint." Hand-cut daily, these taters can be ordered plain, topped with cheesy bacon, or with nacho cheese and grilled onions.