Mecklenburg's Garden

Mecklenburg's Garden is a brick building in Renaissance Revival and Italianate style located in the Corryville neighborhood of Cincinnati. The structure contains multiple dining rooms, a central bar area, and outdoor terraces with trellises covered in grapevines.

The building was founded in 1870 as Mount Auburn Garden Restaurant and took its current name when Louis Mecklenburg purchased it in 1886, converting it from a saloon into a German beer garden. The establishment was later recognized as a historic property and underwent major changes during different periods.

The space served as a gathering spot for Cincinnati's German-speaking community, who came here to maintain their traditions and social bonds. The building's design and outdoor areas still carry traces of this heritage today.

The location is easily accessible from the Corryville area and offers different spaces for various dining experiences. The outdoor terraces are popular in warm weather, while the indoor rooms work well year-round.

During Prohibition, this establishment served food openly while secretly selling alcohol to those who knew the code. The position of a ship model displayed inside indicated whether drinks were available.