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Chef Aaron offers several Thanksgiving sides for Cincinnati diners looking to mix it up

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Some people could skip the turkey on Thanksgiving and just eat sides. Chef Aaron came up with some sides that'll give your annual dinner some new energy. 1 ea English Cucumber, 1/4 then chop 1/2” pieces. 12 oz Cherry Tomatoes, cut in half. 8 oz Boars...

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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UC design students turn thrift-store finds into runway fashion at St. Vincent de Paul show

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Dolls, a computer keyboard and thrift-store placemats became part of the runway at a Cincinnati fashion show featuring original designs by University of Cincinnati students. The annual Retrofittings show, a partnership between St. Vincent de Paul Cincinnati and UC’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, marked...

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Restored Frisch’s Mainliner sign to be unveiled at American Sign Museum

FAIRFAX, Ohio (WKRC) - A longtime piece of Tri-State roadside history is set to return to public view in December. The American Sign Museum plans to unveil the restored Frisch’s Mainliner sign after about a year and a half of work to repair it. The museum recently shared how far along the restoration progress has come.

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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Cincinnati mural honors Tuskegee Airman and WWII pilot

Two Cincinnati World War II pilots who grew up together and whose paths diverged during segregation are being reunited on a downtown wall. Driving the news: 1001 Colors is installing a 3,000-square-foot mural honoring John Leahr, a Tuskegee Airman, and Herb Heilbrun, a B-17 bomber pilot, at 126 W. Sixth St.

Cincinnati, OH · 16h

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Soul Food Guide: Collard Greens

A delicious soul food dish originally developed for survival. The post Soul Food Guide: Collard Greens appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Out In Cincinnati, Camp Washington’s Neighbor Blue Ash Chili Draws Lines For Its Five-Way

At 1:30 on a Friday afternoon, most restaurants are winding down. One chili parlor north of Cincinnati has a line out the door instead. Cincinnati takes its chili seriously, and locals argue about their favorite parlors the way other cities argue about sports teams. This family of spaghetti, chili, cheese, onions and beans has its famous names, but a 1969 original in the suburbs keeps winning over people who thought they had already picked a side.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Cincinnati Favorite Pepp and Dolores Opens Second Restaurant in Mason on November 16

One of Cincinnati’s best-known Italian restaurants is coming to Mason. Pepp and Dolores, the Over-the-Rhine favorite, will officially open its second location on Monday, November 16, at the District at Deerfield, the restaurant announced. “We’ve been preparing, perfecting, and polishing to bring this delicious Italian dream to life. Now all we need is you,” the […]

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

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Independent bookstores where you can disappear for an hour

There are days when you want to see and be seen, and then there are days when you’d rather turn your phone on Do Not Disturb, find a quiet corner and temporarily forget that anyone knows how to reach you. Fortunately, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky have plenty of independent...

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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If You Want Cincinnati’s Oldest Saloon Experience, Arnold’s Bar And Grill Has Poured Since 1861

Some places in a city are new and shiny. Others have been open so long that they hold the city’s memories inside their walls. Downtown Cincinnati has one spot that opened its doors in 1861, the same year the Civil War began, and it is still welcoming guests today. It has a courtyard with a stage, live bands on many nights, rooms upstairs with a spooky reputation, and a menu with something for almost everyone.

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

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Keb’ Mo’ Brings The Breakdown Tour to Hard Rock Cincinnati

On Sunday, November 22nd, the Hard Rock Cincinnati plays host to one of the most compelling and deeply personal performances of the year as five-time Grammy-winning blues icon Keb’ Mo’ takes the stage. This tour arrives after the release of The Breakdown (via Concord Records), an album born...

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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ODNR opens 'Trail of Heroes' in Cowan Lake State Park

CINCINNATI — A new trail in southwest Ohio aims to offer Ohioans a place to reflect and honor veterans, first responders and community leaders at Cowan Lake State Park. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources celebrated the opening of the new Trail of Heroes, which invites visitors to walk alongside real stories of those who have strengthened their communities.

Ohio · 2d

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The Jazz Spoon Reopens in Forest Park

The wine and cocktail lounge is back on the scene after a 10-month hiatus. The post The Jazz Spoon Reopens in Forest Park appeared first on Cincinnati Magazine .

Forest Park, OH · 3d

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13 Ohio Restaurants Serving Homemade Soups That Deserve The Spotlight This November

Is it just me, or does soup start sounding a lot more appealing the moment November arrives? Ohio’s chilly mornings and gray afternoons certainly make a warm bowl difficult to resist. And while making soup at home sounds lovely, sometimes I’d rather let someone else handle all the chopping...

Ohio · 5d

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8 Falafel Spots In Ohio Perfect For When You’re Craving Something Different

Sometimes you just want something that breaks away from the usual burger-and-fries routine, and falafel is exactly the kind of food that delivers on that craving. These crispy, golden chickpea fritters wrapped in warm pita bread with fresh veggies and creamy sauces have been winning hearts around the world for centuries, and Ohio is no exception.

Ohio · 10d

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Not Your Father’s Dine-Around: Immigration Is Creating New Opportunities for Exhibitor Entertaining

SALT LAKE CITY — The most interesting dinner in Salt Lake City might not involve a steak. In Albuquerque, it might not involve enchiladas. And in Cincinnati, it might have absolutely nothing to do with Midwestern comfort food. Consider the options for exhibitors entertaining customers in Cincinnati: Eastern European...

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Lunch Feels Like 1950 Again Inside The Golden Lamb In Lebanon, Ohio’s Oldest Inn

Some lunch spots hand you a menu and a table. This one hands you a menu, a table, and about two centuries of company. In a small Ohio town, a four-story brick building has been feeding travelers and locals for generations, and the guest list includes authors and presidents. White tablecloths still cover the tables, and warm rolls still arrive before the main course.

Lebanon, OH · 7d

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Five must-try pizza spots in Cincinnati

Cincinnati’s culinary scene is always perennially underrated, and that extends to our pizza. There are plenty of longtime community staples (Trotta’s, Adriatico’s and the like), but it feels like our city’s pizza game has drastically leveled up in recent years. Here are five of my personal favorite spots for a pie in the area. As always, this is just my opinion — plenty of great restaurants I love aren’t on this list, and might pop up in a future article. The five spots listed below, however, are places I’d go back to again and again.

Cincinnati, OH · 13d

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SNAP Soda and Candy Limits Coming in 2027 to Kansas, Missouri, Wyoming, Ohio and Hawaii

Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Ohio and Hawaii have 2027 target dates for SNAP soda and candy limits, according to USDA's food restriction waiver list.

Missouri · 5d