I missed the opening night of the Art of Food exhibit at the Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center in Covington (1028 Scott St.), but since the exhibit runs through March 28, I thought I'd have
Taza is now open in the old Buzz Coffee Shop space at the corner of University and Jefferson in Corryville. Along with serving up fair-trade coffee drinks, Taza supports organizations that positi
I can't believe that it's almost been a year since barbeque passed my lips. After of BBQ panel for CityBeat's 2007 Best of Cincinnati issue, we all pretty much swore off the stuff. Six stops i
Bockfest is upon us this weekend. Festivities include the annual Bock parade that will start at Arnold's, Cincinnati's oldest saloon. The parade will make its way up Main Street for the blessing of
Our lives often seem to be a non-stop, one-stop shopping spree. Most of us don't have time to do it the old European way -- stop at the bread store, the fishery, the bakery and the butcher. Now m
We play a game at home: What would you eat on your death bed? OK, if you know us, you know there's a bit of a morbid streak in the household ¸ but in a household with culinary limits from food
Cincinnati might be best known for the culinary delights of Cincinnati chili and Graeters, but did you know candy makers lie tucked away in the corners of our neighborhoods, ready to make some luc
Couples having a baby are often asked if they want to know the sex of the future bundle of joy. While many do, some say that with so few good surprises in life, why not let this be one of them?
The heat is cranking in the kitchen this February -- culinary events abound! EQ at the Party Source in Newport will hold demonstration cooking classes for the Valentine holiday. At A Chocolate Lov
More and more I'm drawn to little cafes -- places for some simple food that's prepared well and not too pricey. A place I can relax and chat with a friend over a bowl of thick soup or enjoy a solo