Sundy’s Pub

What a peice of garbage bar and crappy patrons taboot. If I wanted to rub elbows with assholes, I would have become a politician. If you enjoy being accosted by locals… this bars for you! Don’t expect customer service from management either, they clearly have their own agenda. I guess if you keep the locals drunk for cheap you can forgo any type of atmosphere or respectful business practices. I did however enjoy the fragrance that seams to engulf the entire establishment. I believe it’s a mixture of cat urine and bum farts. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK!
P. S. Brandon V., rheingeist truth is absolute piss water. Novelty wannabe beer enthusiasts drink it to be hip. Grow a pallet and some balls, drink a real beer.

They recently added a few new draft beers. I think there is 6 craft beers, including one of my personal local favorites Rheingeist’s «The TRUTH». The crowd at Sundys is mostly regulars but all are welcome. Service is always excellent and prices are LOW.

Sundy’s Pub is a good local hangout. It’s a pretty small bar, so you’re probably going to be interacting with the other patrons whether you like it or not. I got a sense that the people at the bar were all pretty familiar with each other due to being repeat customers. There was a friendly vibe in the place, so don’t be afraid to say hello to a stranger.
Prices here are fair and the drink selection is good. A popcorn maker at the end of the bar will be your only option for food. Sometimes they bring in food from other places, but don’t count on it.
There are two TVs that are usually showing some kind of sports event. One of the highlights for me was seeing the hand-​painted team logos on the bar ceiling. I asked the owner about them and he said his aunt painted them. They looked good. There are plenty of Cincinnati sports related knick knacks placed around the bar that are fun to look at, particularly the anti-​Steelers stuff. My one critique is that the Cyclones are not as well represented as the other teams. Let’s show some hockey love Sundy’s Pub!

Let me just recap one conversation with the bartender:
Me: Can I have three shots of. (don’t remember what I ordered. Probably because I ordered three, haha)
Bartender: That’ll be $ 9.
Me: No I said I need THREE
Bartender shows me three shot glasses.
I pick my jaw up off the floor and pass out the beverages.
Obviously the prices are amazing. The bartenders are mostly friendly and if they don’t know what you want right when you walk in, they always remember it after you order your first drink. It’s a ‘regular’ kind of bar but no one gives you funny looks if you aren’t one. It’s pretty much the only bar I’ve ever rolled up to solo. I just know that no matter who is there I’ll have a good time.

I am a real sucker for any bar that doesn’t have a capacity of more than 50, relies on a jukebox for music to entertain its patrons, and for bartenders who know exactly what I want to drink when I walk in.
Sundy’s exemplifies such a dive bar and is located in Finneytown, about 10 miles north of downtown. It is a small, family-​owned establishment, so don’t be surprised if – after only 2 or 3 visits – the bartenders and frequenters remember your face. The bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable, and the drink prices are probably too reasonable (but don’t tell them I said that!). There are daily drink specials that will satisfy even the hardest of drinkers.
Sundy’s is «The Home of the Stormcloud» but I always recommend the Nada Bomb: originated on the West side, it is a shot comprised of cherry vodka, orange juice, red bull and a splash of cran. These shots run $ 5 per, so I always suggest simply buying a pitcher for the unbeatable price of $ 20 (the pitcher equals about 10 shots, so it’s a really great deal, especially to buy for a round).
Feel free to come visit to sit back and enjoy Trivia Night on Thursdays (
), watch your favorite team (s) on any of its multiple flat screens, or just to hang out with friends. Though, don’t plan on coming in on Sundays, as that is the only day the bar is closed during the week.