Diner: Siren Song
Germano's serves a broad array of Italian fare and pays attention to details
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Is it blasphemous to go to an Italian restaurant and not order pasta in red sauce? Well then, forgive me Father, for I have sinned. And I gotta say, all the Hail Marys in world wouldn't make me pen
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0 Comments · Wednesday, July 6, 2005
You don't need to tell Westsiders that DAMIR'S DELHI HOUSE, (6344 Gracely Drive, Saylor Park, 513-941-5888) is a gem -- they've known that for about 124 years. The restaurant, originally opened as
Diner: Covington Getaway
Behle Street Cafe offers a laid-back, beachy feel
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 22, 2005
As the humidity level begins to hover around the 70 percent mark, my favorite restaurant game is to close my eyes and pretend I'm someplace else, perhaps a far-off island, so I don't mind the suffo
Diner: Hey, Look at Me
Is it possible to be both diabetic and a restaurant critic?
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 1, 2005
As a food reviewer, my work depends on being aware of what I should eat -- giving readers the vicarious joy of the desserts, heavy sauces and filet mignons I consume. When diagnosed as an insulin
ARNOLD'S BAR & GRILL
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Maybe it's true. Maybe you can't go home again, but I was aching to try when I ducked in for lunch at ARNOLD'S BAR & GRILL (210 E. Eighth St., Downtown, 513-421-6234), where Audrey Cobb, Mullane's
Heaven in a Fryer
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 20, 2005
I had arranged to meet a friend at the Green Derby (846 York St., Newport, 859-431-8740) for a late lunch. The first to arrive, I was led into one of the several softly lit, small dining rooms and g
Diner: Classy Little Number
Trattoria Roma offers good Italian food from scratch
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 6, 2005
I try on Italian restaurants like most women try on shoes. I thought I'd found the perfect fit when I happened upon Trattoria Roma one night -- a classy little number, not too fancy but nice enough
Mexican Vacation
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 23, 2005
At lunch, we downtown corporate drones all participate in the same ritual -- rushing down elevators in search of something we loosely refer to as food to inhale in our cubicles. Most of the time our
Diner: Land of Choice
Uncle Yip's offers a more authentic Chinese menu
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 2, 2005
Was it fate or coincidence that I ended up at Uncle Yip's during the Chinese New Year celebrations? Despite the juxtaposition of our visit with the holiday and festive paper decorations of happy As
Diner: A Lovely Wallop
Newport's Aoi offers traditional Japanese cuisine and a sense of privacy
0 Comments · Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Creamy. It's not a word most people use in the same sentence with Japanese cuisine. But the adjective just kept popping out of my mouth at Aoi. While most traditional Japanese dishes don't have a d
