Guidebook for Cincinnati
Food Scene
Great coffee, quiche and its famous bakery. Quaint decor and location is within walking distance
15 recommandé par les habitants
The BonBonerie
2030 Madison RdGreat coffee, quiche and its famous bakery. Quaint decor and location is within walking distance
Over the Rhine has a plethora of unique restaurants, bars and breweries. Try one of Cincinnatis local brews from the source.
226 recommandé par les habitants
Over-The-Rhine
Over the Rhine has a plethora of unique restaurants, bars and breweries. Try one of Cincinnatis local brews from the source.
Cincinnatis historic and newly renovated market is a freat scene for foodies and to meet the diverse group of Cincinnatians.
292 recommandé par les habitants
Findlay Market
1801 Race StCincinnatis historic and newly renovated market is a freat scene for foodies and to meet the diverse group of Cincinnatians.
Delicious savory and sweet crepes, waffle fried chicken sandwich and a full menu for lunch and dinner. Full bar with coffee bar too. Family and couple friendly.
35 recommandé par les habitants
Taste of Belgium
165 Short Vine StDelicious savory and sweet crepes, waffle fried chicken sandwich and a full menu for lunch and dinner. Full bar with coffee bar too. Family and couple friendly.
Amazing farm to table breakfast and brunch . Coffee bar. Artistic historic area of town.
31 recommandé par les habitants
Sleepy Bee Cafe - Oakley
3098 Madison RdAmazing farm to table breakfast and brunch . Coffee bar. Artistic historic area of town.
Arts & Culture
The Ohio River seperated the North from the South and was the bridge to the North through the Underground Railroads for slaves seeking freedom. This beautiful museum also has contempory displays on slavery throughout the world. Leave educated and with a greater understanding of how we enslave others and ourselves in this world and what we might do about it. Views of the Ohio river from the building too.
146 recommandé par les habitants
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
50 E Freedom WayThe Ohio River seperated the North from the South and was the bridge to the North through the Underground Railroads for slaves seeking freedom. This beautiful museum also has contempory displays on slavery throughout the world. Leave educated and with a greater understanding of how we enslave others and ourselves in this world and what we might do about it. Views of the Ohio river from the building too.
Drinks & Nightlife
Myrtle's Punch House
2733 Woodburn AveGreat atmosphere, cocktails and healthy bites.
Shopping
Open air shopping boutique style with boutiques, GAP, REI, TJMAXX and Whole Foods graocery store.
36 recommandé par les habitants
Oakley
Open air shopping boutique style with boutiques, GAP, REI, TJMAXX and Whole Foods graocery store.