FOOD & DRINK
'Means so much': Cincinnati neighborhood gets first full-service grocery store in decades
AVONDALE, Ohio (WKRC) - The newly renovated and expanded Avondale Town Center includes a new grocery store. It's the first full-service access to fresh meat and produce in the neighborhood in two decades. The cornerstone store of the $45 million renovation project is a major step forward in the city's...
Cincinnati woman wins $50k on lottery scratch-off, plans to use it on fresh start
CINCINNATI — A Cincinnati woman said she is going to be able to make a fresh start after a "life-changing" lottery ticket win. According to Ohio Lottery officials, the Cincinnati resident bought the winning ticket at the Speedway on Springdale Road. Video above: Kentucky man wins $3M on lottery...
Pitbull bringing T-Pain for Cincinnati concert
CINCINNATI, Ohio (WDTN) — Fans looking for a chance to see a live performance of Mr. Worldwide or Pitbull may have just received their “greenlight.” Mr. Worldwide is scheduled to take the stage at Riverbend Music Center on Thursday, Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. A joint concert by Pitbull and T-Pain is for the ‘Pitbull: […]
SPCA Cincinnati searching for companion for dog living in shelter over a year
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A local animal shelter is helping a beloved dog who has not been adopted in over a year find his “person.”. SPCA Cincinnati shared on Facebook Tuesday that four-year-old Buddy, a large, tan and white mixed-breed, had been with them for 400 days. According to an...
Why Red Lobster isn't special anymore
Welcome back to the table, readers. A couple of big thoughts this week. Starting with ... There was some talk in our morning story meeting about Red Lobster's tentative plan to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. I have mixed feelings about the fate of what I lovingly refer to as "The Lobsta." I know how important chains like this are to those who love them. We have good memories, especially those of us who grew up in the suburbs in the 1980s – where places like Red Lobster, Olive Garden and Applebee's were the closest things we had to fine dining. For many communities, they still are.
The 10 Best Restaurants in Northern Kentucky, According to CityBeat Readers
Every year, CityBeat publishes the Best Of Cincinnati®, wherein readers and staffers alike pick which bars are the booziest, which people are the coolest and which shops are your best bet for dropping a pretty penny. Cincinnati proper has a fantastic dining scene, with plenty of meal and drink options for any kind of diner, but we can't forget to show Northern Kentucky restaurants some love. From farm-to-table, rustic dishes to blazing hot Chinese food and some of the best German fare in the city, Northern Kentucky proves time and time again that downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine aren't the only places that can shine when it comes to culinary excellence.
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