Donut Dynasty
New OTR donut shop to offer classic pastries early and late-night
Back In The Saddle
Beloved Northern Kentucky restaurant reopens with new owners
On The Road
Over-the-Rhine-based Roadtrippers.com wants to be your go-to travel destination
Donut Dynasty
New OTR donut shop to offer classic pastries early and late-night
1 Comments · Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Certain pastries may come and go in
popularity (we’re looking at you, cupcake), but the donut will outlast
every food trend in the history of the world. No one understands this
more than the Loveland, Ohio-based Holtman’s Donuts.
On The Road
Over-the-Rhine-based Roadtrippers.com wants to be your go-to travel destination
1 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
This weekend kicks off the official summer
travel season, which means May to September is ripe for taking road
trips. Instead of stopping at prosaic chain restaurants advertised along
the interstate, let the Cincinnati-based startup Roadtrippers.com plan
your ultimate expedition.
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Back In The Saddle
Beloved Northern Kentucky restaurant reopens with new owners
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Bill Melton loved horses. He loved horses so much that he enshrined his restaurant, Walt’s Hitching Post, with his passion.
Capturing Queen City
Local photography site Capture Cincinnati focuses on Cincinnati's best features
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 15, 2013
This winter I upgraded my point-and-shoot
camera to a mirrorless Sony NEX. Finally having a nice camera to use, I
googled “photography contest” and came across a curiously titled site
called Capture Cincinnati.
A Room With A View
Price Hill's newest pub serves up gourmet pizza and sandwiches against a spectacular panorama
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Incline Public House’s name derives from the actual
Cincinnati Incline that existed from the late 1800s to the 1940s, a
trolley system that took people to the apex of a steep hill where there
was a place called Price Hill House restaurant.
Event: HorrorHound Weekend
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Once a year Cincinnati likes to let the freaks out — but we’re not talking about Halloween. After a 16-month absence, HorrorHound Weekend descends onto Sharonville promising vis-à-vis celebrity e
Shriek Week
The HorrorHound convention is a mecca for local fans of the genre
0 Comments · Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Once a year Cincinnati likes to let the
freaks out — but we’re not talking about Halloween. After a 16-month
absence, HorrorHound Weekend descends onto Sharonville promising
vis-à-vis celebrity encounters, film screenings, burlesque performances
and horror author signings.
Still Truckin'
Cincinnati' s favorite mobile eateries explore new options
1 Comments · Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Food trucks arrived in Cincinnati only
three years ago, but already a few are expanding into brick-and-mortar
locations. While some of these changes are in hopes of transitioning
into a fecund restaurant business, others are just trying to survive in a
competitive market in a city with limited spots to park and do
business.
Persian Persuasion
Iranian family brings authentic dining experience to West Chester
3 Comments · Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Cincinnati, until recently, lacked an
authentic Persian restaurant. Finally, in November, the Iranian Mostofi family
opened Persian Nights in West Chester, making it the only restaurant of
its kind from here to Columbus.
Keep Covington Awesome
Northern Kentuckians promote neighborhood spirit with quirky collective
0 Comments · Tuesday, February 12, 2013
A group of Covington denizens
known as The Awesome Collective of Covington preceded the "Kentucky Kicks Ass" slogan
campaign when they came up with their own strategy to let people know
how remarkable their peculiar town of 40,000 people truly is.
