4 restaurants opened last month, but we lost a legendary hot dog joint

The shortest month of the year was also short on local restaurant openings and closings . Just four new notable spots opened, including a gourmet doughnut chain and a soul food restaurant in Corryville, while we said goodbye to a pioneering Over-the-Rhine restaurant's suburban location. Here's a look at the restaurants that opened or closed last month. Cincinnati restaurants that opened in February Magnificent Morsels Kitchen, Corryville The catering company started at Findlay Kitchen opened a full-scale restaurant and lounge in Corryville, inside the former Corinthian restaurant space. Owner Crystal Marie is serving a menu of Southern food classics, including shrimp and grits, chicken and sausage gumbo, fried catfish as well as salads and sandwiches. The restaurant will also host live R&B and jazz performances. 3253 Jefferson Ave., Corryville 513-221-0042, themmkitchen.com . Parlor Doughnuts, Liberty Township As reported by The Enquirer's Victoria Moorwood , Parlor Doughnuts opened a new location, in Liberty Township. This is the second Greater Cincinnati location of the national chain, which is known for its layered doughnuts and pastries that come with savory toppings such as bourbon caramel, turtle cheesecake, Buffalo chicken and pepperoni pizza. The shop also offers vegan, gluten- and keto-friendly doughnuts. 7132 Cincinnati

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Just Announced, Eric Clapton Is Coming Our Way This Summer & You Could Win Concert Tickets!

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