Best Restaurants - Cincinnati Magazine
WEBBest Restaurants No. 3: Le Bar a Boeuf’s French Cuisine Is on Another Level. Brandon Wuske - March 3, 2023. Jean-Robert de Cavel's neo-bistro provides approachable yet sophisticated cuisine with a beautiful view.
Cincinnati Magazine | Definitive Guide to Living Well in Greater …
WEBCincinnati Magazine is the definitive guide to living well in Greater Cincinnati, connecting sophisticated, educated readers with the region’s most interesting people, cultural issues, food, arts, fashion, and history via print, digital, and events.
17 Curious Facts About Coney Island - Cincinnati Magazine
WEBNov 24, 2020 — F or almost a century, the “Coney Island of the West” was the reigning Cincinnati amusement park, despite tough competition from Chester Park in Spring Grove Village and the Lagoon in Ludlow, Kentucky. Now operating as a water park and concert venue, memories of the Old Coney abide. Image digitized by Dan Prout for his Cincinnati Views collection
The Top 25 Pizza Parlors in Cincinnati - Cincinnati Magazine
WEBSep 1, 2023 — The folks here love the space and the food Lucy Blue makes, and it shows. 6732 Clough Pike, Anderson, (513) 788-1001, lucybluecincy.com. Bircus Brewing Co.’s Goetta Grip pizza (tomato sauce, goetta, Grippo’s Bar-B-Q potato chips, mozzarella and smoked mozzarella, and garlic oil drizzle). Photograph by Andrew Doench.
February Features a Cherished Film Festival and New Art/Specialty ...
WEBFeb 1, 2024 — F ebruary brings the arrival of one of the city’s premier film events, the Mayerson JCC Jewish & Israeli Film Festival, starting this weekend and running throughout the month.There are a total of 13 screenings; nine are in-person presentations at various locales, and four are being offered virtually. You can find detailed information, watch trailers, and buy tickets here.
Meet Cincinnati’s Underground Hockey Heroes
WEBApr 19, 2019 — Richard O’Keefe, Home Depot garden associate. Photograph by Aaron M. Conway. T he calendar may say spring, but there are a few local spots where it’s still cold as ice…and that ice is filled with hockey players. Men and women from all walks of life put on pads, lace up their skates, grab a stick, and hit the rink for games that are equal parts battle and ballet.
“Nobody Really Knew What The Hell They Were Doing.”
WEBOct 1, 2011 — On June 4, 1946, a flickering signal beamed from station W8XCT into televisions in Cincinnati. The landmark event should have galvanized the city—except for the fact that hardly anyone saw it. There were only two TV receivers in Cincinnati at the time. W8XCT was an experimental station developed …
Vista at Lytle Park Hotel is Cincinnati’s Year-Round Rooftop ...
WEBAugust 2, 2021. R ooftop season never ends at the Lytle Park Hotel’s bar, Vista. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday or just looking for a fun spot to hang out with friends, enjoy an evening at Vista and sip cocktails, toast to celebrations, and enjoy the seasonal menus at Lytle. Photograph courtesy Lytle Park Hotel.
Slice Night 2024 - Cincinnati Magazine
WEBSlice Night 2024 Presented by Cincinnati Magazine in partnership with the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center Wednesday, September 11, 2024 5:30–8:30 p.m. Yeatman’s Cove, 705 E. Pete Rose Way, Cincinnati
20 Iconic Buildings That Define Cincinnati’s Architecture
WEBFeb 3, 2020 — Illustration by Cat Sims. Classic Italianate, 12th and Vine Sts., Over-the-Rhine. Built: 1850–1900 Original Use: Homes, retail stores, bars, restaurants Current Use: Same Architectural Style: Italianate brick Significance: If there’s one architectural style Cincinnati is known for, it’s Italianate.Over-the-Rhine has the finest concentration of intact Italianate buildings in the U.S., but ...