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Asian

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Amarin Flavor: Amarin has an extensive menu (actually three small ones) featuring just about any Thai or sushi dish you’ve ever come across and several signature items. Most dishes are big enoug  

BBQ/Ribs

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
BBQ RevueFlavor: The smell of hickory wood hits your olfactory senses before you even make it in the door. Once inside you’ll find all the necessities of a good neighborhood BBQ joint. The ribs   

Bistro Cafe

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Arthur’sFlavor: Cincinnati’s version of Cheers — your quintessential neighborhood bar. Even if the food was bad, you’d still go. Of course, it’s not. Some of our favorite  

Breakfast/Lunch

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Annabel’sFlavor: You’ll be glad to hear that breakfast is served all day at Annabel’s. Where else can you get cornmeal pancakes with honey crunch butter and homemade syrup, or carrot  

British/Celtic

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Claddagh Irish PubFlavor: Big portions of solid food nod to the Irish, like mussels simmered in Harp Lager; Jameson Irish Whiskey-glazed sirloin steak; and baby back ribs with Guinness Stout BBQ sauce  

Burgers

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Black Angus Burgers & BrewsFlavor: Bustin’ out must-try burgers made of 100 percent Angus beef and topped with the freshest ingredients. Specialties include the Black n’ Blue and Chipo  

Cajun

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Dee Felice CaféFlavor: New Orleans-style right in Covington with a Portabella Etouffée for that rarest of dining species, a Cajun vegetarian. Chef’s specialties include traditional  

Casual

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Allyn’sFlavor: The sheer number of menu items you’ll find at Allyn’s will surprise you. There are Cajun specialties like Blackened Gator, jambalaya and red beans and rice; slow-cooke  

Coffeehouses

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
BrutopiaFlavor: Italian espresso and a small daily menu that includes soups, salads, sandwiches, quiches and excellent baked goods from Take the Cake, as well as inventive smoothies with fresh ingredi  

Eastern European

0 Comments · Monday, May 10, 2010
Iron SkilletFlavor: Did you even know that there are eight kinds of schnitzel? At the Iron Skillet, there’s a schnitzel for every day of the week and then some, as it celebrates traditional East