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The 25 Best Restaurants on the East Side of Cincinnati, According to Yelp
At CityBeat, we know a thing or two about picking the best restaurants in Cincinnati, but Yelpers have some hot takes of their own. And while downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine eateries get a lot of hype, there are plenty of restaurants on the east side of the city you should add to your must-try list. From places serving up elevated diner food raved about by Guy Fieri on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives to authentic South American cuisine, the East Side is home to plenty of highly praised restaurants these Yelpers can't stop talking about.
Riverbend's star-studded 2024 summer concert calendar (so far)
From Styx to Creed and Meghan Trainor to Luke Bryan, Riverbend Music Center is set to host some of the biggest artists coming through Cincinnati this summer. It's an impressive lineup that promises something for every kind of music-lover. Check out the most up-to-date schedule below to see if your favorite artists will be taking the stage at Riverbend soon.
Butler County dog found tied up, abandoned finds new forever home
HAMILTON, Ohio — A puppy found tied up in a bag and left in a Hamilton park last month has found his forever home. According to the Animal Friends Humane Society, the dog, Ryder, has been adopted by a couple picked by the shelter's management. "To say they were...
Prominent restaurant group closes multiple Greater Cincinnati locations, reopening others
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Cincinnati-based restaurant group Taste of Belgium announced Friday that it is undergoing a consolidation effort. As some of its former locations reopen, others shutter for good. The company’s Liberty Township and Kenwood locations saw their final service on Mother’s Day. “(They) have been...
Entrepreneur opens batting cage, restaurant north of Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A former restaurant operator has opened a batting cage and restaurant in a building he and his wife bought just off Interstate 75 in Middletown. Chet Hakanson has opened Yard Sports Development on Commerce Drive, just off of the Ohio 122 exit. Hakanson, who along...
Local woman writes children’s book to help kids understand autism
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A local woman authored a book to help children understand autism through reading. Aniyah Jackson’s book, “Seeing the World Different: A Tale of Autism” is about a girl named Ari from a colorful town called Rainbowville who sees the world in a special way.
Cincinnati-based restaurant opens 10th location in Tri-State
MASON, Ohio (WXIX) - The Belgian-inspired restaurant, Taste of Belgium, is opening another location in the Greater Cincinnati Area this weekend. On Friday, Taste of Belgium’s 10th location will open up in Mason, calling it the “Fields Ertel Bistro,” located at 12071 Mason Montgomery Rd. The new...
Join us at the Cincinnati Zoo for Enquirer Subscriber Appreciation Day this summer
We can't do what we do at The Enquirer without help from subscribers like you. To show you how much we value your support, we're hosting the first Enquirer Subscriber Appreciation Day at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden this summer. Subscribers can purchase discount tickets and get 15% off...
Walnut Hills grad Isabel Nissley joins WVXU news staff
Isabel Nissley’s path to the WVXU-FM newsroom began in the eighth grade at Walnut Hills High School, where she met school newspaper volunteer advisor Howard Wilkinson. When Nissley applied for a reporter opening at WVXU-FM, she wrote: “I made the decision that led me to write this cover letter in eighth grade at Walnut Hills High School . . . (when) I enrolled in the introductory journalism course. I was captivated. I loved exploring new ideas through interviewing, writing to serve an audience I cared deeply for and being part of the newsroom team. And, in the news writing class, I connected with my first mentor: WVXU’s Howard Wilkinson. Mr. Wilkinson’s passion for journalism as a public necessity fueled my desire to work for your newsroom.”
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