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New Latin American Tapas Restaurant Livery Opens in Montgomery Quarter

Livery features Central and South American-inspired menu items like tacos, ceviche, empanadas and specialty margaritas.

Photo: Provided by Cunningham Restaurant Group

The shrimp tacos at Livery in Montgomery Quarter

A new tapas restaurant with Latin-inspired flavors is now open in Montgomery.

Livery features a menu of empanadas, ensaladas, ceviche, tacos, tortas and other Central and South American dishes made with the freshest ingredients. For dessert, visitors can try housemade churros, flan and tres leches. It also has a fully stocked bar with an expansive tequila and cocktail list, top-shelf spirits, wine and beer, as well as specialty margaritas.

The restaurant has a bright and open dining area designed by PHANOMEN/ design, and Livery Cunningham Restaurant Group (CRG) says they want the space to reflect the menu: fun, creative and tasteful. There is also an outdoor dining patio.

Owner Cunningham Restaurant Group says Livery has done well in the downtown Indianapolis market. Montgomery will be its third location.

“We see it as an excellent fit for Montgomery as well. We are excited to bring another CRG concept to the Cincinnati market,” CRG president and CEO Mike Cunningham said in a press release.

CRG also operates 15 other concepts with 40 locations in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. Their Greater Cincinnati restaurants include BRU Burger Bar in downtown Cincinnati, Ft. Mitchell and Montgomery and Stone Creek Dining Company, also in Montgomery.

Livery is located at 9320 Montgomery Road in the Montgomery Quarter. You can see their menu and more information here.

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New Latin American Tapas Restaurant Livery Opens in Montgomery Quarter

Livery features Central and South American-inspired menu items like tacos, ceviche, empanadas and specialty margaritas.

Slideshow

New Restaurants Coming to Greater Cincinnati in 2023 We're Excited to Try