pretty great pizza place. Definitely a great place to grab a pie if you'd like something other than chain. I had their Cheese burger pizza while I was there. Very very good. Great cheese.

The Carrollton Inn lounge is like going back in time. The Inn was build in the late 1800's and is just off the river. The characters you might run into are local and may be a bit rough. They serve both liquor and beer, as well as a full menu. The actual bar is decent, but can seem a bit sketchy. The beers pretty cheap. Overall I thought it was cool, but I'm sure most metropols may be a bit surprised if they went there expecting high high class. Expect dusty, smokey, beer with ripped locals. Think steam boat pirate hotel. I wish I had taken pictures

I have eaten here twice and the food is del-i-cious and inexpensive. The chicken salad was good, especially if you like onions. The hot brown was sinfully good and one of the best hot browns around. You should stop by if you live in the area or happen to be traveling US 42 through Warsaw.

Carrollton isn't much of the bar place like Lexington or Louisville. The bars here aren't exactly hot spots. Everyone that goes to bars go to the same ones every time and have their own reasons. Most people from age 21-35 seem to groups that they hang out with and usually if we stay in Carrollton, the bars aren't part of the plan. They might end up being a stop but never a true destination. Louisville and Florence are close enough but the best bar around here is a few miles down 42 at the sunset bar and grill. I went there for a Bengals game a few weeks back and had a blast. It is what used to be Dan's Marina and is now a very nice bar. Restaurant on one side and bar on the other. They have also finished a great deck that overlooks the Ohio. If given the chance I will definitely be going back to this place to order the buffalo wings and beer, and to cheer on my Cincinnati Bengals. Who Dey