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21 Cincinnati Entertainment Bars Where You Can Drink and Play

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Life is all about balance. From boozy bowling alleys and tipsy bull-riding spots to arcade bars and axe-throwing establishments, these drinking destinations are for those who prefer a side of action with their frosty brew.
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Scene 75 876 State Route 28, Milford A 105,000-square-foot indoor entertainment center with an arcade, bowling alley, laser tag, black-light mini golf, go-karts, food, a full bar and other interactive attractions. With over a dozen different attractions, this is a great place for indecisive friends — there is something for everyone. With free parking and no entrance fee, it is also incredibly budget-friendly. Photo via Facebook.com/Scene75Official

Scene 75

876 State Route 28, Milford
A 105,000-square-foot indoor entertainment center with an arcade, bowling alley, laser tag, black-light mini golf, go-karts, food, a full bar and other interactive attractions. With over a dozen different attractions, this is a great place for indecisive friends — there is something for everyone. With free parking and no entrance fee, it is also incredibly budget-friendly.
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