Downtown Cincinnati Guide

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2014-2015
DOWNTOWN
CINCINNATI
GUIDE
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513.608.1208
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513.235.8662
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513.543.5702
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JASON HALEY; COVER PHOTOGRAPHS BY (TOP) RESOURCE, (MIDDLE, LEFT & RIGHT) RESOURCE,
(BOTTOM, FROM LEFT) RESOURCE, MARK BOWEN, COURTESY HILTON CINCINNATI NETHERLAND PLAZA, THADD FIALA
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Getting Around
Downtown�� 2
Downtown Map�� 30
EAT LOCAL�� 4
American�� 5
Asian/Indian��6
Breweries/Pubs�� 8
Burgers�� 8
Chili & Soup�� 8
Coffee/Bakeries/Ice Cream�� 8
Fast Casual�� 10
French/European��11
Italian��11
Mediterranean��11
Mexican��12
Pizza��12
Private Dining Facilities�� 14
Ribs/Steak�� 14
Sandwiches/Deli��15
Seafood/Sushi�� 16
Southern��17
Bars��17
SHOP LOCAL�� 20
Antiques & Auction Houses��21
Apparel��21
Automotive & Hardware��22
Beauty��23
Cleaners��25
DOWNTOWNCINCINNATI.COM
Department Stores��25
Eyewear��25
Florists/Photographers��25
Gifts & Books�� 26
Home Furnishings & Art��27
Jewelry & Furs�� 29
Markets��32
Pharmacies & Newsstands��35
Tickets��35
Wireless & Electronics��35
PLAY LOCAL��36
Cultural Attractions��37
Galleries��37
Health & Fitness��38
Libraries��40
Museums�� 41
Parks�� 42
Performing Arts�� 42
Pets�� 44
Places of Worship�� 45
Sports Teams�� 45
Theaters/Venues�� 46
Tours��47
STAY LOCAL�� 48
Hotels�� 49
Affordable Housing�� 50
For Rent�� 50
For Sale�� 54
Index��58
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GETTING AROUND
DOWNTOWN
INFORMATION
PARKING
DOWNTOWN AMBASSADORS
Safe, clean, and friendly. More than 30
Ambassadors, trained in public safety,
enhanced cleanliness, and customer service,
patrol downtown Cincinnati seven days a
week. Clad in bright orange shirts and blue
jackets, Ambassadors serve as the eyes
and ears of downtown and Fountain Square
and offer a friendly face, information, and
assistance where needed. For safety escorts
to Downtown destinations, call the Ambassador hotline at (513) 623-3429.
Downtown’s 1,500 parking meters now
accept credit cards (Visa, MC, AmEx). Find
more than 35,000 parking spaces throughout downtown in parking lots and garages.
Parking garages and lots are noted with a
“P” on the downtown map in this guide.
com » Offers three distinct tour routes in the
immediate Cincinnati area on Segway. All
three routes are two hours, including 15-20
minutes of training. Custom tours are also
available.
OTR PEDICAB
www.facebook.com/OtrPedicab
L. B. VAN TRAVEL SERVICE
1425 Dana Ave., (513) 531-1411 » Narrated
city tours concentrating on Cincinnati landmarks. Airport service: call three hours prior
to flight time.
WHEEL FUN RENTALS
(513) 658-4161, www.wheelfunrentals.com
PEDAL WAGON
407 Vine St., (513) 201-7655, www.pedal
wagon.com » Book a 15-person, pedal powered, rolling party. You can reserve the entire
Pedal Wagon, or just part of it. Choose from
a variety of routes.
RIDE THE DUCK TOURS
(859) 815-1439, www.newportducks.com
» Experience sightseeing from Cincinnati’s
only duck tour, where you travel on land
and water in one vehicle. Tour the streets of
Northern Kentucky and downtown Cincinnati
and splash into the Ohio River. Tours depart
from Newport on the Levee.
PUBLIC TRANSIT
SOUTHBANK SHUTTLE / TANK
(859) 331-8265 / www.tankbus.org
QUEEN CITY TOURS
www.queencitytours.com » Designed by Michael Morgan, a founding father of heritage
tourism in Cincinnati, tours bring the rich local history alive in fun and entertaining ways.
CITY TOURS SEGWAY TOURS
CAR &
BIKE RENTALS
Visit our website at DowntownCincinnati.
com where you will find the most up-todate downtown retail listings, a calendar of
events, seasonal promotions, weekly email
sign up, the ability to purchase a Downtown
Gift Card online, and much more.
AMERICAN LEGACY TOURS
1332 Vine St., (859) 951-8560, www.american
legacytours.com » Historic walking tours
that take visitors through the Gateway District, Queen City Underground Tour, German
Heritage Tour, Civil War Cincinnati Tour and
the Queen City is Haunted each October.
AVIS
212 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-1479, www.avis.
com; Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat, 8am-12pm;
Sun, 9am-12pm
CINCINNATI USA VISITOR CENTER
On Fountain Square between Chipotle and
Rock Bottom; Open daily 9 am – 6 pm (Subject to change); www.cincyusa.com/visitors
(513) 534-5877 » Learn about the region’s
many options for fun, dining, shopping,
hotels, attractions, recreation and more.
CINCINNATI ART SNOB TOURS
(513) 307-1659, www.cincinnatiartsnob.com
» Guided art tours of downtown Cincinnati’s
galleries, museums, private studios, businesses or public spaces.
CINCINNATI POLICE WELCOME CENTER
(513) 352-3520, 150 E. Freedom Way at The
Banks » Headquarters for Police Special
Events Unit and Central Business Section
ROADMAPCINCY.COM
Find the best way to navigate through all the
construction zones. Find updated and alternate routes in Downtown, Over-the-Rhine,
and along Cincinnati’s riverfront.
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CINCY BREWERY DISTRICT
(513) 604-9812, www.cincinnatibrewery
tours.com » Cincinnati’s Brewery District
is home to one of the largest collections of
pre-Prohibition brewery architecture, in the
middle of one of the largest historic districts,
in the country. See the breweries, cellars,
and tunnels that were the heart of Cincinnati’s brewing heritage.
THE GARAGE – OTR
1150 Vine St., (513) 225-158, thegarageotr.
FACEBOOK.COM/DOWNTOWNCINCINNATI
BUDGET CAR & TRUCK RENTAL
212 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-0220, www.budget.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat, 8am-12pm;
Sun, 9am-12pm
CINCINNATI BIKE CENTER
120 E. Mehring Way, (513) 282-4260, www.
bikeandpark.com; Mon-Sun, 10am-6pm;
hours change seaonsally
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CENTRAL BUSINESS SECTION (CBS)
(513) 352-5420 » The CBS provides enhanced police service to downtown and is
housed at the Police Welcome Center at
The Banks.
METRO
(513) 621-4455 / www.go-metro.com
CINCY RED BIKE
(513) 621-2453, www.cincyredbike.org (See
map for locations)
ENTERPRISE RENTAL
150 E. Fifth St., (513) 651-0555, www.
enterprise.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat,
8am-12pm
HERTZ
601 Elm St., (513) 347-6111, www.hertz.com;
Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat, 8am-12pm
TIGER GHOST RIDES
tigerghostrides.com
HORSE DRAWN
CARRIAGES
Friday and Saturday evenings, plus special
occasions.
ARISTOCRAT CARRIAGE
(513) 588-0265, www.aristocratcarriage.com
CARRIAGE OCCASIONS
(513) 309-3251, www.carriageoccasions.com
» Carriage rides offered Friday and Saturday
evenings in downtown Cincinnati. Other days
are also available upon request. Available for
special occasions.
CINCINNATI CUSTOM CARRIAGE
(513) 404-8221, www.cccarriages.com
ELEGANT CARRIAGES
(937) 903-5156, www.elegantcarriage.
com; Fri 6pm-midnight, Sat 4pm-midnight;
call for appt. $35 per ride » Horse-drawn
carriage rides for Downtown Cincinnati, Covington and Newport. Weddings, corporate
events, private parties, special events, and
fundraisers.
ELITE CARRIAGE
1290 Linneman Dr.
HEMINGWAY CARRIAGES
(812) 584-1397
RIDE SHARING
LYFT www.lyft.com
UBER www.uber.com
ZIP CAR
(866) 494-7227, zipcar.com/uc/find-cars
TAXI CABS
A TAXI (513) 984-8484
CITY CAB (513) 723-1111
DIAMOND CAB (513) 858-3277
EMERALD TAXI (513) 615-1784
LIBERTY TAXICAB (513) 834-3070
LUCKY CAB (513) 800-4466
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EAT
AMERICAN
ARNOLD’S BAR & GRILL
210 E. Eighth St., (513) 421-6234, www.
arnoldsbarandgrill.com; Mon-Wed, 11am-10pm;
Thu & Fri, 11am-11pm; Sat 12-11pm » Cincinnati’s
longest continuously operating bar and grill,
dating back to 1861. Eclectic Mediterranean
and traditional American cuisine.
LOCAL
BISTRO ON ELM
150 W. Fifth St., (513) 352-2189; Mon-Thu,
Sun 6:30am-10pm; Fri, Sat, 6:30am-11pm,
Bar 12am » Located in the Millennium Hotel,
serving breakfast, lunch or dinner.
BOCA
114 E. Sixth, (513) 542-2022, www.boca
cincinnati.com; Mon-Thu, 5-10pm;, Fri-Sat,
5-11pm » Boca restaurant marries world
class, chef-driven cuisine with warm hospitality and emotive environments.
CRAVE
175 Joe Nuxhall Way, (513) 241-8600, www.
CRAVEamerica.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-10pm; Fri
11am-11pm;, Sat 12pm-11pm; Sun 10am-9pm »
A modern sushi bar and a fresh spin on American cuisine. Private and semi-private dining
rooms and outdoor sidewalk patio.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP) THADD FIALA, THADD
FIALA, COURTESY DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI INC., MARK BEALER
THE CRICKET LOUNGE
Cincinnatian Hotel, 601 Vine St., (513) 3813000, www.cincinnatianhotel.com; Mon-Fri,
4 pm-2 am;Sat, 11 am-2 am; Sun 4-10pm »
Fare prepared in The Palace Restaurant’s
kitchen, offering traditional selections with
special touches. Live jazz on the weekends.
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D. BURNHAM’S
Renaissance Cincinnati, 36 E. Fourth St.
(513) 333-0000, www.marriott.com/hotels/
travel/cvgbr-renaissance-cincinnati-downtown-hotel; Mon-Sun, 6am-11pm; Bar 11am12am (10pm on Sun)»Offers a contemporary
Midwestern menu, featuring locally sourced,
seasonal, and expertly prepared cuisine,
served with relaxed elegance.
THE EAGLE OTR
1342 Vine St., (513) 802-5007, www.face
book.com/TheEagleOTR; Mon-Thu, 11am12am; Fri-Sat , 11am-2am; Sun 11am-10pm »
Menu features straightfoward, American fare
– fried chicken, bar snacks, salads, and sandwiches, with 100 different beers available.
FIRST WATCH
700 Walnut St., (513) 721-4744, www.first
watch.com; Mon-Sun 7am-2:30pm » Modern
takes on traditional American fare, serving
breakfast, brunch, lunch.
THE GRILLE AT PALM COURT
35 W. Fifth St., (513) 421-9100, www.orchids
atpalmcourt.com; Mon-Sat, 6am- 2pm; Sun,
6am-1:30pm » Casual American fare in a
historic French art deco setting in the Hilton
Cincinnati Netherland Plaza. Breakfast daily,
weekday pasta bar and Sunday brunch. Reservations suggested.
HATHAWAY’S DINER
Carew Tower, 441 Vine St., (513) 621-1332,
www.facebook.com/hathawaysdiner; MonFri, 6:30am-4pm; Sat 8am-3pm » Serving
comfort food to downtown diners since
1956. Soups, sandwiches and old fashioned
shakes. Counter service.
INGREDIENTS
(some assembly required)
21 E. Fifth St. (513) 852-2740, www.ingredients foryou.com; Mon-Fri, 6am-6pm; Sat, Sun
7am-4pm » Gourmet grab-and-go offering
a variety of freshly made breakfast and lunch
selections, including customized salads, paninis and brick oven pizzas.
JOE’S DINER ON SYCAMORE
1203 Sycamore St., (513) 421-5637, www.
joesdineronsycamore.com; Sun-Wed, 7am11pm; Thu-Sat 7am-4am » Breakfast all day,
extensive burger menu, deli sandwiches,
pies and milkshakes.
LINDNER FAMILY CAFÉ
316 Pike St. (513) 352-5140, www.taftmuseum.
org; Wed-Fri 11am-2pm; Sat, Sun 11am-3pm »
Freshly prepared soups, sandwiches, salads,
and desserts. Reservations required for
groups of 10 or more.
METROPOLE
609 Walnut St., (513) 578-6660, www.
metropoleonwalnut.com; Breakfast: Mon-Fri
7-10am; Sat-Sun, 7am-12 pm; Lunch: MonFri, 11:30am-3pm; Dinner: Sun-Thu, 5:30-10
pm, Fri-Sat 5:30-11 pm » The menu focuses
on dishes cooked in a custom-built woodburning fireplace, showcasing sustainable
farmers and producers.
ORCHIDS AT PALM COURT
atpalmcourt.com; Mon-Sun, 5:30pm-10pm »
Fine dining in spectacular 1930s French art
deco setting in Hilton Cincinnati Netherland
Plaza. In 2014, Orchids was named “#7
Best Restaurant in the USA” by OpenTable.
Forbes Four Stars (2013 & 2014) and AAA
Four Diamond (2006-2014).
THE PALACE RESTAURANT
601 Vine St., (513) 381-3000, www.palace
cincinnati.com; Breakfast: Mon-Fri 6:30-10am;
Sat-Sun, 8-12pm; Lunch: Mon-Fri 11:30-2; Dinner: Tue-Thu 6-9pm, Fri-Sat, 5:30-10pm » A
fine-dining experience, located in the historic
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Cincinnatian Hotel, offering eclectic FrenchAmerican cuisine. Chef-driven menu changes
frequently. Extensive wine list. Reservations
are recommended. Valet parking available.
PALOMINO
ROTISSERIE AND BAR
505 Vine St., (513) 381-1300, www.palomino.
com; Mon-Thu, 11-10; Fri, Sat 11-11; Sun 4-10;
Bar: Mon-Thu, Sun 11pm; Fri, Sat 12am »
Overlooking Fountain Square, Palomino
serves inspired and traditional pastas, innovative salads, grilled steaks and rotisserie
spun chops, fish and seafood, and pizzas
from the brick oven.
THE PRESIDENTS ROOM
812 Race St., (513) 721-2260, www.the
presidentsrm.com; Wed–Sat, 5-10pm » A
mix of classic and new dishes prepared with
European influences, where classic drinks
have modern and unique variations.
RED ROOST TAVERN
151 W. Fifth St., (513) 579-1234, cincinnati.
hyatt.com; 6:30-11am; 11:30am-2:30pm;
5-10pm » More than two dozen farms,
distilleries and purveyors throughout Ohio
and Northern Kentucky supply hormone-free
meats, organic produce and high-quality beer
and spirits.
SALAZAR
1401 Republic St. (513) 621-7000, www.salazar
cincinnati.com; Mon-Thu 5:30-10:30pm,
Fri-Sat 5:30-11pm » Farm-inspired menu with
craft beers, cocktails and wines. Reservations accepted.
SENATE
1212 Vine St., (513) 421-2020, www.senate
pub.com; Tue-Thu, 11:30am-2pm, 4:3011pm; Fri, 11:30am-2pm, 4:30pm-12am; Sat
4:30pm-12am » Eclectic menu offerings in
a hip setting with gourmet hot dogs as a
highlight. Full bar.
THE SPREAD BUFFET
Horseshoe Casino, 1000 Broadway St.,
(513) 250-3295, www.horseshoecincinnati.
com; Mon -Thu, 11am-3pm, 4-10pm; Fri,
11am-3pm, 4pm-11pm; Sat, 10am-3pm,
4-11pm; Sun, 10am-3pm, 4-10pm » The buffet
seats 400 guests, offering unlimited helpings
of freshly cooked fare prepared at live-action
cooking stations. Choose from Italian,
Mexican, Asian, Cincinnati, BBQ and Soup/
Salad stations.
THE TERRACE CAFE
953 Eden Park Dr., (513) 639-2986, www.
cincinnatiartmuseum.org; Tue-Sun, 11am-3pm
» At the Cincinnati Art Museum, this updated
dining destination offers soups, salads, sand-
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wiches, entrees and desserts. Adjacent to the
courtyard for seasonal outdoor dining.
TIN ROOF
160 E. Freedom Way, (513) 381-2176, www.
tinroofbars.com; Mon-Sat, 11am - 2am; Sun,
12pm-12am » A live music venue with a laidback atmosphere serving made from scratch
food including salads, quesadillas, giant sandwiches and award-winning appetizers.
TOBY KEITH’S
I LOVE THIS BAR & GRILL
145 Second St., (513) 721-8629, www.country
baroh.com; Mon-Tue, 11am-12am; Wed-Sat,
11am-2:30am; Sun, 12pm-12am » A fun and
rowdy atmosphere inspired by the music
and the attitude of Toby Keith. Down-home
cooking, live bands, plasma TV screens, and
an 85 foot guitar shaped bar.
WG KITCHEN & BAR
161 E. Freedom Way, (513) 744-9463, www.
thewineguywineshop.com; Mon-Thu, 11:30am9:30 pm; Fri-Sat, 11:30am-10:30 pm » A restaurant, wine store and wine bar featuring a bistro
menu. Also, 40-person private dining room.
YARD HOUSE
55 E. Freedom Way, (513) 381-4071,
www.yardhouse.com; Mon-Sun, 11am-2:30am
» Enjoy a diverse menu of American fare, 160
taps, and a heady selection of classic rock
music on a state-of-the-art sound system.
ASIAN/INDIAN
AKASH INDIA
24 E. Sixth St., (513) 723-1300, www.akashindia.net; Lunch Mon-Fri, 10:45am-2pm; Sat,
11:30am-2pm; Dinner, Mon-Thu, 5-9:15pm; Fri,
Sat 5-9:30pm; Sun 5-8:30pm » Indian cuisine.
Daily lunch buffet.
KAZE
1400 Vine, (513) 898-7991, www.kazeotr.com;
Mon-Sat 11am-9pm » Japanese Gastropub
and sushi bar.
LE’S PHO
3 E. Court St., (513) 721-9700; Mon-Fri, 11am4pm, Sat 11am-3pm » Vietnamese cuisine
MIMI’S EGG ROLLS
1801 Race St, (513) 381-6464, www.face
book.com/pages/Mimis-Gourmet-EggrollsCurry-Bowls/304351943025374; Tue-Fri,
9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm »
Offers delicious eggrolls and curry bowls in
Findlay Market.
ORIENT RESTAURANT
627 Main St., (513) 241-9191; Mon-Fri, 11am7pm » Traditional Asian and Vietnamese
cuisine. Combo plates.
PHO LANG THANG
114 W. Elder St., (513) 376-9177, www.face
book.com/dothelangthang; Tue-Sat 11am6pm, Sun 11am-4pm (coffee 9-11am) » Vietnamese cuisine featuring pho, banh mi, and
bun. Located in Findlay Market.
SUNG KOREAN BISTRO
700 Elm St., (513) 721-7864, www.sungkorean
bistro.com; Mon-Fri, 11:30am-2pm, Mon-Thu,
4:30-10:30pm, Fri-Sat, 4:30pm-11:30pm »
Authentic Korean cuisine in a hip new setting.
Menu highlights include dolsot bimbimbop,
noodle, stir-fried and grilled dishes. Full bar
and happy hour. Outdoor patio.
SUNNY DELI
441 Vine St., (513) 651-5090, www.sunnydeli.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-3:30pm » Soups, sandwiches, salads and combo meals.
YUM YUM CHINESE RESTAURANT
909 Race St., (513) 721-7705; Tue-Sat, 6pm »
Traditional Asian cuisine. Cash only.
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DYNASTY
709 Main St., (513) 381-2666, chinez.com/
dynasty; Mon-Sat, 11am-2pm » Chinese food,
carry out or dine in. Lunch specials. Catering
available.
SHANGHAI MAMA’S
216 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-7777, www.shanghai
mamas.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-9:30pm; Fri,
11am-3am; Sat, 4pm-3am » 1920s-style Shanghai noodle shop. Late night dining.
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BANGKOK EXPRESS
12 W. Court St., (513) 381-2100, www.
thebangkokexpress.com; Mon-Fri, 11-2:30
(carry-out until 3) » Fast, fresh Thai food for
the lunch crowd.
HUIT CRAFT BBQ
29 E. Court St., (513) 381-4848, www.
huitfoodbar.com; Mon-Fri, 11am-2:30pm »
Famous for it’s 8 Spice Ribs and signature
Spice Rice, this restaurant offers meats and
vegetables carefully crafted with creative
blends of spices and herbs.
QUAN HAPA
1335 Vine St., (513) 421-7826, www.quan
hapa.com; Tue-Thu 11am-2pm & 5-10pm,
Fri-Sat 11am-2pm & 5pm-2am » Chef-driven
gastro pub serving Asian street food.
Happy Hour
4:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Monday - Friday
www.boinabraza.com
Downtown in Carew Tower ~ 441 Vine St. ~ 513.421.7111
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BREWERIES/
PUBS
CHRISTIAN MOERLEIN
TAP ROOM
1621 Moore St., (513) 827-6025, www.
christianmoerlein.com; Fri, 4-9pm; Sat, 129pm; Sun 12-6 pm » Brewers of handcraft
lagers and ale. Visit the taproom or take a
free tour.
HALF-CUT
1128 Walnut St., www.halfcut.com; Wed-Thu,
4-10pm; Fri, 4pm-12am; Sat, 2pm-12am; Sun,
12-7pm » Craft beer bar and growler-to-go
shop, with 16 taps of expertly crafted beer
from local and national breweries. Fill up a
growler (32 or 64oz. jug), hand pick a sixpack, or enjoy a pint.
MOERLEIN LAGER HOUSE
moerleinlagerhouse.com; Sun-Thu, 11am11pm; Fri-Sat, 11am-12am » Flatbreads,
burgers, salads, rotisserie items, and steaks,
many inspired by their brewing history.
NICHOLSON’S
625 Walnut St., (513) 564-9111, www.
nicholsonspub.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-12am;
Fri, Sat, 11am-1am (kitchen open until
11:30pm); Sun 11am-11pm, brunch 11am-3pm
» The city’s first and finest gastropub featuring the authentic Scottish pub atmosphere
and warm hospitality found in a traditional
public house. Outdoor dining.
RHINEGEIST
1910 Elm St., (513) 381-1367, www.rhinegeist.
com; Thu, 4- 1pm; Fri, 4pm - 12am; Sat, 12pm
- 12am; Sun 12 -7pm » Brewery located in
the Over-The-Rhine historic district. The first
batch of beer was brewed on June 8th, 2013.
ROCK BOTTOM BREWERY
10 Fountain Square Plaza, (513) 621-1588,
www.rockbottom.com; Mon-Sun, 11am-2am
» Microbrewery featuring casual dining and
fresh beer, brewed on the premises with
monthly tappings of new beer. Lots of TVs
for sports fans. Outdoor cafe seating on the
edge of Fountain Square.
Gift Card welcome
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BURGERS
frappes and an assortment of cookies, pastries, bagels and candies.
BOBBY’S BURGER PALACE
1000 Broadway St., (513) 250-3315, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Sun-Thu, 11am-1am;
Fri & Sat 11am-2am » Inspired by chef and TV
personality Bobby Flay, the restaurant features
10 signature burgers, fries, and milkshakes.
BOBA CHA
1606 Main St., (513) 421-9111, bobachaonmain.
wix.com/bobacha; Mon-Fri, 10am-8pm; SatSun, 11am-8pm » Bubble teas, herbal teas,
and smoothies.
JOHNNY ROCKETS
191 E. Freedom Way, (513) 834-6110, www.
johnnyrockets.com; Mon-Sun, 11am-11pm
» Full bar, HDTVs, and multiple juke boxes,
with a walk up window and seasonal outdoor
patio. Full bar.
BREZEL – OPENING FALL 2014
6 W. 14th St., (614) 586-0523; www.brezel
power.com » Gourmet pretzel company
specializing in hand-rolled Bavarian-style
pretzels, with a menu that is always evolving to embrace new, creative pairings while
preserving old favorites.
OLLIE’S TROLLEY
1607 Central Ave., (513) 381-6100; Mon-Fri,
8am-7pm » Popular burgers available for
carry-out or dining at adjacent picnic tables.
CHILI & SOUP
SILVER LADLE
580 Walnut St., (513) 834-7650, www.silver
ladle.com; Mon-Tue, 10am-4:30pm; Wed-Fri
10am-7:30pm » Sandwiches, soups, salads,
and Cincinnati-style chili.
SKYLINE CHILI
1001 Vine St., (513) 721-4715; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-5pm
254 E. Fourth St., (513) 241-4848; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-8pm; Sat 10:30am-4pm
643 Vine St., (513) 241-2020, www.skyline
chili.com; Mon-Fri, 10:30am-8pm; Sat 10am4pm » Cincinnati-style chili and coneys – a
local favorite. Special hours before Reds and
Bengals home games.
COFFEE/BAKERIES/
ICE CREAM
ABBY GIRL SWEETS CUPCAKERY
41 W. Fifth St., (513) 335-0898, www.abby
girlsweets.com; Tue-Fri, 11am-6pm; Sat, 11am4pm » Family run cupcake shop, owned and
operated by a husband and wife and named
for daughter Abby, chief taste tester.
ADRIAN’S
1801 Race St., (513) 651-2154, www.findlay
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Cookie trays for all
occasions. Cookies available in bulk for fundraisers, churches, home nurseries and schools.
BEAN HAUS
1801 Race St., (513) 651-2326, www.bean
haus.com; Tue-Fri, 9-6; Sat 8-6; Sun 10-4 »
Espresso, coffee and tea drinks, smoothies,
CHURCHILL’S FINE TEAS
122 W. Elder St., (513) 421-1455, www.
churchillsgifts.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm;
Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Tea room
located at Findlay Market.
COFFEE EMPORIUM
110 E. Central Pkwy., (513) 651-5483; MonSun, 7am-8pm; Sidewalk bistro seating or
comfortable couches and chairs inside.
7am-4pm; Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm; Located
in the promenade of The Great American
Tower at Queen City Square.
303 Broadway, (513) 621-0500, www.
coffee-emporium.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-2pm;
Coffee kiosk in lobby of 303 Broadway. »
Coffee shop offering specialty coffees, teas
and European chocolates plus sandwiches
and baked items.
COLLECTIVE ESPRESSO
207 Woodward St., (513) 399-7207, www.
collectiveespresso.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-4pm;
Sat-Sun, 8am-4pm » European-style coffee bar featuring carefully hand-crafted
espresso drinks.
CREMA DE CUP
525 Vine St., www.facebook.com/Crema
DeCup; Mon-Fri, 7:30am-3:30pm » Coffee
drinks, soups and sandwiches from a booth
on the skywalk.
DOJO GELATO
1801 Race St., (513) 328-9000, www.dojo
gelato.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun 10am-4pm » Authentic Italianstyle ice creams and sorbetti made daily with
fresh, local ingredients.
425 Walnut St., (513) 376-7814, www.dunkin
donuts.com; Mon-Fri, 5am-5pm » Coffee
and baked goods.
EXURBIA SKYWALK CAFE
255 E. Fifth St., (513) 687-5142; Mon-Thu,
6:30am-1pm; Fri, 6:30am-12pm » Coffee,
smoothies and muffins.
GRAETER’S
511 Walnut St., (513) 381-4191; Mon-Fri,
6:30am-11pm; Sat 7am-11pm; Sun 9-11 (extended summer hours); Located on Fountain
Square, with baked goods.
1401 Vine St., (513) 422-5300, www.
graeters.com; Sun-Thu, 10am-10pm, Fri-Sat,
10am-11pm; OTR location, ice cream and
candy. » Cincinnati’s famous ice cream, plus
candy and other sweet treats.
HELLO HONEY
633 Vine St., (513) 977-0300; Mon-Fri,
10am-6pm; Sat, Sun 11am-6pm » Homemade
ice creams and sorbets made fresh in their
shop using natural ingredients. Flavors
rotate weekly.
HOLTMAN’S DONUTS
1332 Vine St., (513) 381-0903, holtmansdonut
shop.com; Sun-Mon, 7am-2pm; Tue-Sat,
7am-9pm » Committed to the old fashioned
way Holtman’s Donuts are created from
scratch using the highest quality ingredients.
IRIS BOOKCAFE
1331 Main St., (513) 381-2665; Mon-Thu,
8am-9pm, Fri, 8am-7pm, Sat, 10am-7pm,
Sun, 11am-9pm » Buys and sells used and
collectible books and records. Cafe menu
features natural, locavore foods, smoothies,
ice cream, coffees, and teas. Secret garden.
KITTY’S COFFEE
120 E. Fourth St., (513) 721-2233;
Mon-Fri,6:30am-4pm
121 E. Court St., (513) 632-9580;
Mon-Fri,6:30am-4pm » Specialty coffees,
teas, and pastries.
LALA’S BLISSFUL BITES
619 Main St., (513) 421-7768, www.lalasbliss.
com; Mon-Fri, 9:30am - 5pm; Sat 8am-6pm
» Decadent cupcakes and desserts, with
daily specialty cupcake offerings.
DUNKIN DONUTS
125 E. Court St., (513)345-7484; Mon-Fri,
6am-5pm
LOOKOUT JOE
15 W. Seventh St., (513) 241-0281, www.
lookoutjoe.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm; Sat,
9am-1pm » Flavored coffees, fine teas,
baked goods, full line of espresso drinks, and
light lunch fare.
511 Walnut St., (513) 241-4175; Mon-Fri,
5am-4pm
MACARON BAR – OPENING FALL 2014
1206 Main St., (513) 813-8181, www.macaron-
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bar.com » The only bakery in Cincinnati
dedicated exclusively to French macarons,
with a lineup that consists of several core
flavors complemented by seasonal flavors
with premium texture and flavor.
MAVERICK CHOCOLATE
129 Elder St., (513) 381-0561, www.maverick
chocolate.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » A craft bean-to-bar
chocolate maker, with the factory and store
located at Findlay Market.
ORANGE LEAF
160 Walnut St., (513) 421-5335, www.orange
leafyogurt.com; Mon-Sun, 11am-11pm » Frozen yogurt shop.
SERVATII CAFE
511 Walnut St., (513) 421-2253, www.servatii
pastryshop.com; Mon-Fri, 6am-6pm »
Located on Fountain Square, with European
café-style format.
SERVATII PASTRY SHOP & DELI
41 E. Court St., (513) 241-7500, www.
servatiipastryshop.com; Mon-Fri, 6am-5pm;
Sat, 8am-1pm » Classic European breads,
deli and on-premise baking.
SHADEAU BREADS
1336 Main St., (513) 665-9270; Mon-Fri, 6am3:30pm, Sat, 7:30am-2pm » European breads
and pastries. Shadeau provides baked goods
to many of Cincinnati’s best restaurants.
SMOOTHIE KING
Carew Tower, 441 Vine St., (513) 381-1107,
www.smoothieking.com; Mon-Fri, 10:30am6pm; Sat, 11:30am-6pm » Juice bar offering
50 drinks made with natural fruits and juices.
STARBUCKS COFFEE
201 E. Fourth St., (513) 241-4000, www.
starbucks.com; Mon-Fri, 5:30am-5pm
401 Vine St., (513) 929-0430; Mon-Sat, 5am10pm; Sun, 6am-10pm
580 Walnut St., (513) 621-0567; Mon-Fri,
5:30am-5pm
1000 Broadway St., www.horseshoe
cincinnati.com; Sun-Thu, 6am-12am; Fri -Sat,
6am- 3am; Inside Horseshoe Casino.
» Rich-brewed, espresso beverages, a variety of pastries and confections, and coffeerelated merchandise.
STREETPOPS
1437 Main St., (513) 446-7505, www.street
pops.com; Wed-Sat, 1-8pm; Sun, 1-5pm
(Seasonal) » Small batch gourmet popsicles
for pickup or delivery. Carts available for
special or corporate events.
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SWEET PETIT DESSERTS
1426 Race St., (513) 443-5094, www.sweet
petitdesserts.com; Tue-Fri, 10am-6pm; Sat,
9am-3pm » Enjoy made-from-scratch treats,
with a splendid collection of bite-sized desserts and gifts.
YAGOOT
301 E. Sixth St., (513) 983-8388, www.
yagoot.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-4pm » Busken’s
frozen yogurt line sold from a kiosk in P&G’s
Central Building lobby. Also offers Busken
pastries and coffee.
FAST CASUAL
JIMMY JOHNS
171 E Freedom Way, (513) 381-4800, www.
jimmyjohns.com; Sun-Thu, 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat
11am-2am » Gourmet sandwich shop, bread
baked in-house everyday, with fresh meat
and vegetables sliced in-house.
PANERA BREAD
1 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-0000, www.paneracincidayton.com; Mon-Fri, 6am-9pm;
Sat-Sun, 7am-7pm » Fresh-baked bagels
and bread, serving sandwiches, soups, and
salads with unique flavor combinations and
delicious cookies and pastries.
PENN STATION
654 Main St., (513) 621-7366, www.pennstation.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-7pm; Sat 11am6pm » Submarine sandwiches, fresh-cut fries
and hand-squeezed lemonade, all prepared
fresh in full view of the customers using the
finest ingredients.
POTBELLY SANDWICH WORKS
511 Walnut St., (513) 381-5572, www.potbelly.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat, 11am-4pm
(Breakfast until 11am.) » Sandwiches, salads,
soups and hand-dipped shakes, malts and
smoothies. Delivery available.
8am-2pm » Sub sandwiches, salads and
breakfast items.
Fri-Sat 5:30-11pm » Traditional Tuscan cuisine
in contemporary atmosphere.
WENDY’S
220 E. Fourth St., (513) 421-1671; MonFri, 6:30am-9pm; Sat, Sun 11am-6pm »
The world’s third largest quick-service
hamburger company use select, premium
ingredients and serves food made fresh with
every order.
SCOTTI’S
919 Vine St., (513) 721-9484; Lunch, Tue-Fri,
11:30am-1:30pm; Dinner, Tue-Thu 5-8:15pm
(last seating); Fri-Sat 5-8:45pm(last seating)
» Serving provincial Italian cuisine since 1912.
Cozy atmosphere with tile mosaic walls and
candle wax melting over wine bottles.
FRENCH/EUROPEAN
CAFE DE PARIS
17 Garfield Pl., (513) 651-1919; Mon-Fri,
7:30am-3pm; Sat, 10:30am-2:30pm » Soups,
sandwiches and salads with a French accent;
outdoor cafe tables facing Garfield Park.
FRENCH CRUST
915 Vine St., (513) 621-2013; Mon-Fri, 7am4pm; Sat, 8am-4pm » A French cafe in the
heart of downtown, serving breakfast and
lunch. Stop in to enjoy made from scratch
French dishes.
JEAN-ROBERT’S TABLE
713 Vine St., (513) 621-4777, www.jrtable.
com; Mon-Tue, 11:30am-2pm & 5:30-9:30pm
(bar: 11:30am-12am); Wed-Thu, 11:30am-2pm
& 5:30-10pm (bar: 11:30am-12am); Fri-Sat,
11:30am-2pm & 5:30-11pm (bar: 11:30am12am) » French, casual elegant food by
Cincinnati’s preeminent Chef Jean-Robert
de Cavel. Reservations taken by phone daily
10am-5pm.
TASTE OF BELGIUM
1801 Race St., (513) 381-3280, www.authenticwaffle.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Liege waffles, crepes,
baked goods and savory items from scratch.
QUIZNO’S SUBS
8 W. Fourth St., (513) 333-0099, www.
quiznos.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm » Ovenbaked classic subs.
TASTE OF BELGIUM: BISTRO ON VINE
1133 Vine St., (513) 381-4607, www.authentic
waffle.com; Mon-Sat, 7am-3pm; Tue-Thu,
5pm-10pm; Fri, 5-11pm; Sat, 7am-11pm, Sun,
brunch 9am-3pm » Cafe serving breakfast,
lunch and dinner. Leige-style Belgian waffles, filled crepes and bakery items. Full bar.
SUBWAY
34 E. Seventh St., (513) 421-1113; Mon-Fri,
7am-7pm; Sat 8am-5pm
ITALIAN
7am-4:30pm
250 E. Fifth St., (513) 381-4108; Mon-Fri,
7am-4pm
420 Walnut St., (513) 381-2212; Mon-Thu,
7am-6pm; Fri 7am-5pm; Sat 10am-2pm
441 Vine St., Carew Tower, (513) 421-2440,
www.subway.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm; Sat
CAMPANELLO’S
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
414 Central Ave., (513) 721-9833, www.
campanellos.com; Mon-Fri, 11:30am-2pm;
Mon-Sat, 5:30-10:30pm » Italian cuisine in a
family-owned and operated atmosphere.
NICOLA’S ITALIAN RISTORANTE
1420 Sycamore St., (513) 721-6200, www.
nicolasrestaurant.com; Mon-Thu 5:30-10pm,
SOTTO
118 E. Sixth St., (513) 977-6886, www.sotto
cincinnati.com; Sun-Thu 5-10pm, Fri-Sat
5pm-12am » An Italian trattoria with a focus
on craft. A place of casual intimacy and communal romance.
TRATTORIA ROMA
580 Walnut St., (513) 723-0220, www.
trattoriaroma.net; Lunch: Mon-Fri 11am-2pm;
Dinner: Mon 4:30-9pm, Tue-Thu 4:30-10pm,
Fri 4:30-11pm, Sat 3-11pm, Sun 3-9pm » Authentic northern and southern Italian cuisine
in an old world atmosphere. Located on Sixth
Street along Restaurant Row.
VIA VITE
520 Vine St., (513) 721-8483, www.viavite
restaurant.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-11pm; Fri,
11am-2am; Sat, 10am-2am; Sun, 10am-10pm
» An upscale Italian bistro setting and dining
experience on Fountain Square. Outdoor dining, happy hour, late night menu and private
banquet rooms available.
MEDITERRANEAN
ABIGAIL STREET
1214 Vine St., (513) 421-4040, www.abigail
street.com; Tue-Sat, 5-11pm » Modern, Mediterranean cuisine and wine bar.
AL-AMIR CAFE
410 Vine St., (513) 621-9299; Mon-Thu,
10:30am-9pm; Fri-Sat, 10:30am-11pm »
Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine.
ARETI’S GYROS
1801 Race St., (513) 720-9034, www.
aretisgyros.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat,
8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » A Greek-owned
restaurant that offers an expanded selection
of Greek dishes including gyros, moussaka,
spanakopita, and desserts.
GRECOS
700 W. Pete Rose Way, (513) 721-3663, www.
grecos.biz; Mon-Fri, 8am-3pm » A cafe serving “indie” street food. Breakfast and lunch.
GREEK TO ME
125 E. Court St., (513) 421-4976, www.greek
tome.net; Mon-Fri, 11am-4pm » Greek salads,
appetizers and various gyros.
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ISTANBUL CAFE
628 Vine St., (513) 421-5100, www.istanbul
cafecincy.com; Mon-Wed, 11am-9pm; ThuFri, 11am-10pm; Sat, 12-10pm; Sun, 3-8:30pm
» Mediterranean and Turkish cuisine. Catering available.
RAYA’S LEBANESE RESTAURANT
801 Elm St., (513) 421-0049; Mon-Sat, 11am8pm » Traditional Mediterranean dishes, with
falafel, tabbouleh, and pita.
TOTAL JUICE PLUS
631 Vine St., (513) 784-1666, www.totaljuice
cincy.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm » Wraps,
smoothies, vegetarian and Mediterranean
cuisine. Catering available.
UNCLE MO’S CAFE
203 E. Seventh St., (513) 721-8111; Mon-Wed,
11am-5pm, Thu-Fri 11am-6pm » Lunch & dinner menu of Mediterranean fare - gyros and
salads. Also offers crepes.
ZULA
1400 Race St., (513) 744-9852, www.zula
bistro.com; Tue-Wed, 5pm-12 am; Thu, 5pm1am, Fri, 5pm-2:30am; Sat, 5:30pm-2:30am
» Modern, relaxed restaurant and wine bar
offering dishes designed to share including
hot and cold plates, mussels bar and Artisan
Z Breads.
MEXICAN
BAKERSFIELD
1213 Vine St., (513) 579-0446, www.bakers
fieldotr.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-12am; Fri-Sat,
11am-2am; Sun, 11am-10pm (Fri-Sat kitchen
until 2am) » Casual Mexican street food with
a modern twist.
BURRITO EL CHARCO
52 E. Court St., (513) 579-8888; MonFri,10:30am-8pm; Sat, 12pm-8pm » Chooseyour-own ingredients burritos, bowls, tacos,
and quesadillas.
BURRITO JOE’S
10:30am-3pm » Homestyle Tex Mex made
fast and fresh.
CHIPOTLE
1 Fountain Square Plz., (513) 579-9900,
www.chipotle.com; 11am-10pm Daily » Gourmet burritos and tacos.
CURRITO
121 E. Fifth St., (513) 579-1333, www.currito.
com; Mon-Sat, 10:30am-7pm » Burritos,
smoothies, and salads, from buffalo sauce to
Thai-style peanut sauce, cucumbers and feta
to mango salsa.
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GOMEZ SALSA
1128 Walnut St., www.gomezsalsa.com;
Thu-Fri, 11am-3am; Sat 3pm-3am » Walk-up
window offers tacos, burritos, and turtle
shells, with a choice of many different salsas.
JEFFERSON SOCIAL
101 E. Freedom Way, (513) 381-2623,
www.jeffersonsocial.com; Open MonSun 11am-2am » A neighborhood bar and
restaurant serving Mexican street food.
The bar features more than 25 bourbons
and 16 taps rotating domestic and craft
beers.
MAMA LO HIZO
1801 Race St., (513) 621-1212; Tue-Fri, 9am6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun 10am-4pm » Mexican-style food stand with burritos, tacos,
Mexican lasagna, fresh salsas, guacamole
and chips, queso blanco,flan and Mexican
imported drinks.
MARGARITA’S
214 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-1223; Mon-Thu,
11am-9pm; Fri-Sat, 11am-10pm » Mexican.
Carry-out and dine-in. Full bar.
NADA
600 Walnut St., (513) 721-6232, www.
eatdrinknada.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-10pm;
Fri, 11am-12am; Sat, 10:30am-12am; Sun,
10:30am-10pm (Bar Mon-Thu to 1am, Fri &
Sat to 1:30am) » Mood lifting, drool worthy,
Mexican-inspired food & drink with heartfelt
hospitality.
pizza and fresh ingredients, plus unique
pizza options such as the “Pickle Pie.”
DONATO’S
721 Main St., (513) 665-4600, www.donatos.
com; Mon-Sun, 11am-10pm (delivery Sun-Thu
12am, Fri-Sat 12:30am) » Pizza and subs.
Dine-in, carry-out, delivery and catering.
LUCY BLUE PIZZA
1126 Main St., (513) 381-3747, www.lucyblue
pizza.com; Sun-Mon, 11am-10pm; Tue-Sat
11am-2:30am » Whole pizzas or pizza by the
slice. Offers sandwiches, gourmet pizza options, beer and wine. Lunch buffet MondayFriday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., includes soup, salad,
pizza, and soft drink.
LUCY BLUE PIZZA CAFE
35 E. Seventh St., (513) 381-7777, www.lucy
bluepizza.com; Lunch, Mon-Fri 11am-2:30pm
(buffet 11am-2pm); Dinner, Tue-Sun 5-10pm,
Late night Tue-Sat 10pm-3:30am » Pizza,
gourmet salads, homemade soups, and specialty gourmet pizzas at this location. Late
night dining.
PAPA JOHN’S
132 W. Seventh St., (513) 333-0303, www.
papajohns.com; Mon-Fri, 10:30am-3pm »
Fresh, never frozen original dough, with allnatural sauce, veggies sliced fresh daily, and
100% real beef and pork.
PI PIZZERIA – OPENING FALL 2014
580 Walnut St., S900, (513) 721-8900;
pi-pizza.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-11pm; Fri-Sat
11am-12am; Sun, 11am-10pm » Award-winning
deep and thin crust pizza from St. Louis,
serving lunch and dinner every day.
RUSCONI PIZZA
126 W. Sixth St., (513) 721-2253, www.rusconi
pizza.com; Mon-Sun, 11am-2am » A place
to gather for delicious pizza, cocktails, and
arcade games.
SNAPPY TOMATO PIZZA
330 Walnut St., (513) 241-9888, www.snappy
tomato.com; Mon-Sat, 10:30am-8:30pm »
Pizza, subs and lunch buffet. Dine-in, carryout or delivery.
VENICE ON VINE
1301 Vine St., (513) 221-7020, www.
powerinspiresprogress.com; Mon-Sat,
10:30am-8:30pm » A casual pizza eatery in
an inspired setting and a community work
training project for local residents.
TAQUERIA MERCADO
800 Walnut St., (513) 381-0678, www.taqueria
mercado.com; Sun-Thu, 11am-9:30pm; FriSat 11am-11pm » Authentic Mexican taqueria
with full bar, happy hour and live music.
PIZZA
A TAVOLA PIZZA
1220 Vine St., (513) 246-0192, www.
atavolapizza.com; Mon-Thu, 4pm-12am; Fri,
4pm-2am; Sat, 12pm-2am; Sun, 3-9pm » Neapolitan pizza and other Italian cuisine made
from scratch using fresh, locally sourced,
seasonal ingredients.
CAFE ITALIA
1000 Broadway St., (513) 252-0770, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; 24 Hours, 7 Days
a Week » A quick, casual Italian eatery at
Horseshoe Casino with sandwiches, pizza and
regional favorites.
CINCY BY THE SLICE
1207 Main St., (513) 621-3800, www.cincy
bytheslice.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-12pm; FriSat, 11am-1am; Sun, 11am-11pm » Stone baked
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PRIVATE DINING
& EVENTS
CINCINNATI CLUB
30 Garfield Pl., (513) 241-3464, www.cincinnati
clubbuilding.com » Historic landmark on
Piatt Park has meeting and banquet rooms
for groups from 10 to 1,000.
GRAMMER’S
1442 Walnut St., (513) 421-8300 » Historic
bar and restaurant open for parties and special events. Free parking in attached lot.
GREATER CINCINNATI FIRE
MUSEUM/PRIVATE DINING
315 W. Court St., (513) 621-5553, www.
cincyfiremuseum.com » A unique historic
setting for special events of 100 people or
less. Children’s birthday parties.
THE HEARTH ROOM
125 W. Fourth St., (513) 479-6554 » Private
event space for up to 140, serving signature
cocktails by Molly Wellman, and décor from
Bromwell’s.
MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S
BANQUET ROOM
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 721-9339, www.mccormick
andschmicks.com » 160-seat banquet facility located on the second floor of the Westin
Hotel overlooking Fountain Square.
MUSIC HALL/PRIVATE DINING
1243 Elm St., (513) 744-3344, www.cincinnati
arts.org » Built in 1877, Music Hall is home
to a Ballroom (one of the largest event
spaces in the city), Corbett Tower and the
Critic’s Club.
THE PHOENIX
812 Race St., (513) 721-8901. www.thephx.
com, Wed-Sat, 5pm-10pm » Built in 1893 as
a men’s club, this historical landmark can accommodate up to 400 people. Features include a grand, marble staircase and stained
glass windows.
QUEEN CITY CLUB
331 E. Fourth St., (513) 621-2708, www.queen
cityclub.com » Private dining facility.
Do downtown for
the best dining
with the Gift Card!
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RIVERFRONT CLUB AT
THE GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK
reds.com » Within the Reds home stadium, a
setting with panoramic views for pre-game
meals or dining during games. Year-round
accommodations for both business functions
and social events.
UNIVERSITY CLUB
401 E. Fourth St., (513) 721-2600, www.
uclubcincinnati.com » Private business club.
RIBS/STEAK
BOI NA BRAZA
www.boinabraza.com; Mon - Fri, 5-10pm;
Sat, 5-10:30pm; Sun, 5-9pm » Brazilian
steak house (a churrascaria). 15 cuts of meat
from beef, lamb, pork and poultry prepared
over an open fire and served tableside by authentic Boi Na Braza Gaucho chefs, plus an
enormous salad bar.
JACK BINION’S STEAK
1000 Broadway St., (513) 250-3294, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Sun, Tue-Thu, 5-10
pm; Fri-Sat,5-11pm » Signature offerings
include traditional beef cuts, dry-aged prime
rib, Australian Wagyu, lamb and veal. Seafood
and poultry round out the entrée offerings.
Crafted cocktails, single-barrel bourbons
and whisky, craft beers and boutique wines
complement the menu.
JEFF RUBY’S
700 Walnut St., (513) 784-1200, www.jeff
ruby.com; Mon-Thu 5pm -10pm; Fri, Sat 5pm
-11pm » New York-style steak house, lively
bar and memorable atmosphere. Live entertainment Tue-Sat; no cover. Reservations
recommended. Cigar patio. Located near the
Aronoff Center.
JIMMY G’S
435 Elm St., (513) 621-8555, www.jimmy-gs.
com; Tue-Thu, 5-10pm; Fri-Sat 5-11pm » 5-star
chef, long-time Cincinnati Executive Chef,
Jimmy Gibson reinvents the traditional steakhouse with unique American and international
influences amidst mid-century modern decor.
MONTGOMERY
INN BOATHOUSE
925 Riverside Dr., (513) 721-7427,
www.montgomeryinn.com; Mon-Thu 11am10pm, Fri 11am-11pm, Sat 3-11pm, Sun 3-9pm
» People have Montgomery Inn’s ribs shipped
to them across America. Here you can have
them with a view of the Ohio River. Lots of
Cincinnati sports memorabilia completes the
decor. Outdoor dining.
MORTON’S
www.mortons.com; Sun-Thu 5-10pm, Fri-Sat
5-11pm » Specializing in classic, hearty American fare, serving its specialty, USDA grain-fed
prime-aged beef, fresh seafood and chicken
entrees and desserts. Bar 12.21 offers Bar
Bites menu, and early and late happy hours.
Reservations are recommended.
PRIME 47
580 Walnut St. (513) 579-0720, http://
cincinnati.prime47.com/Mon-Sat, 5pm-11pm;
Bar opens daily at 4pm » Indianapolis-based
upscale steakhouse featuring the USDA
Prime Steaks, fresh seafood, exceptional wine
and hospitality.
RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE
100 E. Freedom Way, (513) 381-0491, www.
ruthschris.com; Lunch: Fri 11am-2pm; Dinner: Mon-Fri 5pm-10pm; Sat 5-10:30pm;
Sun 5-8:45pm » Founded in New Orleans
by Ruth Fertel in 1965, it specializes in USDA
Prime grade steaks broiled at 1,800 degrees
and then served on a 500 degree plate. Also
enjoy New Orleans-inspired appetizers, fresh
seafood and desserts.
VELVET SMOKE BBQ
1801 Race St., Findlay Market, (513) 4214726, www.velvetsmokebbq.com; Tue-Fri,
9am - 6pm; Sat, 8am - 6pm ; Sun, 10am to
4pm » Ready-to-eat and take-out available.
Buckeyes passionate about BBQ who compete on the professional BBQ circuit in the
Midwest.
SANDWICHES/DELI
AVRIL-BLEH & SONS MARKETPLACE
37 E. Court St., (513) 241-2333, www.avrilblehmeats.com; Mon -Fri, 9-5:30; Sat 10-4
» Groceries, deli and fresh produce, plus
Aglamesis’ ice cream and Madison’s gelato.
BAGEL STOP
201 E. Fifth St., (513) 287-8662; Mon-Fri,
7am-3pm; Fax order to (513) 287-8667.
312 Elm St., (513) 287-8660,Mon-Fri,
6:30am-3pm; Fax order to (513) 287-8657.
580 Walnut St., (513) 723-1903, www.
facebook.com/BagelStop; Mon-Fri, 6:30am3:30pm; Fax order to (513) 287-8657. »
Serving breakfast and lunch on fresh bagels,
assorted wraps or bread. Catering for breakfast and lunch meetings. Delivery available.
BAKE’S PLACE
414 Walnut St., (513) 651-3344; Mon-Fri,
7am-3pm » Soups, salads, deli sandwiches,
daily specials. Catering and delivery available.
CAFE 201
7:30am-2pm » Features specials, salad bar,
grilled selections and more.
CAFE AMERICANA
550 Main St., (513) 721-8947; Mon-Fri, 6am2pm » Serves breakfast and lunch.
CAFE DE VINE
309 Vine St., (513) 241-4448, www.cafedevine
online.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-2:30pm » American cuisine.
CAFE MARTIN
2 Garfield Pl., (513) 421-2888, www.garfield
suiteshotel.com; Mon-Fri, 6:30am-12am;
Sat, Sun, 8am-12am (kitchen closes 10pm)
» Featuring fresh sandwiches, soups, salads,
daily specials. Free wi-fi. Also serving specialty coffee drinks. Located in the Garfield
Suites Hotel.
CAFFE BARISTA & DELI
231 W. Fourth St., (513) 333-0123, www.
caffebarista.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat,
8am-3pm » Deli and grocery.
CHEAPSIDE CAFE
326 E. Eighth St., (513) 345-6618; Mon-Fri,
7am-4 pm » Salads, sandwiches, sides, house
made tonic, pour-over coffee, and Rishi Tea;
breakfast served all day.
ELM STREET DELI
435 Elm St., (513) 421-2345; Mon-Fri, 7am3pm » Sandwiches, salads, soups, and
breakfast served anytime.
FRED & GARI’S
629 Vine St., (513) 784-9000; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-2pm » Pizza, subs and salads.
Carry-out only. Offers catering.
FRESHII
425 Walnut St., (513) 421-3000, www.freshii.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-3pm » Salads, burritos,
wraps, rice bowls, yogurts and soups in an
environmentally sustainable setting.
GILPIN’S BAGEL AND DELI
37 E. Seventh St., (513) 421-4223, www.
gilpinssteamedsandwiches.com; Mon-Sun,
11am-2:30pm; Late night Wed-Sat, 6pm-3am
» Steamed sandwiches and cheeseburgers.
Vegan and gluten free available.
IZZY’S
610 Main St., (513) 241-6246; Mon-Thu, 7am6pm; Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat 10am-5pm
800 Elm St., (513) 721-4241, www.izzys.com;
Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 10am-5pm
» Cincinnati’s favorite corned beef and potato
pancakes -- provided with ‘loud’ service.
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KP COURTHOUSE DELI
1000 Main St., (513) 946-5088; Mon-Thu,
7am-3pm, Fri 7am-1:30pm » Sandwiches,
snacks and soft drinks.
PAULA’S CAFE
10am-2:30pm » Healthy and gourmet cuisine.
Homemade fare, soups and sandwiches.
RED FOX GRILL
232 E. Sixth St., (513) 621-7924; Mon-Fri,
6am-3pm » Double-decker sandwiches.
SEVENTH ST. DELI
120 E. Seventh St., (513) 546-7158; Mon-Fri,
8am-8pm; Sat 9am-6pm; Sun 11am-4pm »
Hot dogs, chili and sandwiches to go.
SILVERGLADES DELI & GROCERY
236 E. Eighth St., (513) 361-0600, www.
silvergladesdeli.com; Mon-Fri, 7:30am-6pm;
Sat 11am-4pm » Deli items, produce, meats,
salads, imported cheeses, hot meals to-go,
wines, coffee bar. Inside seating.
SIMPLY GRAND
301 E. Fourth St., (513) 744-9111, www.simply
grandcafe.com; Mon-Fri,7am-3pm » A fast
and casual restaurant for breakfast and lunch
with a focus on sandwich, salad and soup offerings. Also high quality grab and go items.
SOPHIA’S DELI & RESTAURANT
811 Main St., (513) 723-1055; Mon-Fri,7am3pm » Homemade macaroni and cheese,
fried fish sandwiches, deli sandwiches, salads.
Daily specials.
SPORTS PAGE
626 Vine St., (513) 721-0067; Mon-Fri,
6:30am-2:30pm; Sat, 7am-2pm
823 Main St., (513) 241-9176; Mon-Fri, 7am2:30pm (Breakfast until 10:30 a.m.) » Soups,
sandwiches, salads, with daily specials.
THE SQUIRREL
344 Walnut St., (513) 721-1128, www.squirrel
now.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-2pm » Double-deckers, grilled sandwiches, salads, and soups.
Also, catering and delivery.
TOM + CHEE
420 Walnut St., (513) 381-2433; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-4pm
met hot dogs at a friendly price from the
owners of Lucy Blue Pizza. Veggie dogs too.
Carry out.
TUCKER’S RESTAURANT
1637 Vine St., (513) 721-7123; Tue-Sat, 9am3pm; Sun, 10am-2pm » Full-service neighborhood restaurant, known for breakfast.
VINE ST. KAFE
1014 Vine St., (513) 651-5901; Mon-Fri, 6:30am2pm » Salad bar, full service grill, deli and hot
entree stations. Full breakfast until 9:30 a.m.
‘WICH ON SYCAMORE
425 Sycamore St., (513) 421-9424, www.
thewichonsycamore.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-3pm;
Wed-Fri, 5-8pm » Breakfast and lunch featuring slow cooked meats, salads, gourmet sides
and more. Open for cocktails and appetizers,
Wednesday to Friday, 5 to 8 pm.
SEAFOOD/SUSHI
THE ANCHOR OTR
1401 Race St., (513) 421-8111, www.facebook.
com/theanchorotr; Tue-Thu, 5-10pm; Fri-Sat
5-11pm » A classic seafood experience for
land-locked Cincinnatians.
FUSIAN
600 Vine St., (513) 421-7646, www.eatfusian.
com; Mon-Sat, 11am-9pm » Serving easy, casual sushi, hand-crafted to order, using local
and regional suppliers, always selecting the
freshest and finest ingredients.
MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 721-9339, www.mc
cormickandschmicks.com; Mon-Fri, 1
1am-11pm; Sat, 12pm-11pm; Sun, 4-10pm »
Menu changes daily with more than 30
seafood options, hand-crafted cocktails,
and a focus on customer service. A 160seat banquet facility available at the
Westin Hotel.
MR. SUSHI
580 Walnut St., (513) 827-9345, www.mr
sushiusa.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat,
12pm-12am; Sun, 4-10pm » Classic sushi rolls,
hand rolls. and special rolls. Located on Sixth
Street along Restaurant Row.
133 E. Court St., (513) 721-2433, www.facebook.com/4TomAndChee; Mon-Fri, 10am4pm; Sat, 10:30am-6pm; Sun, 10:30am-4pm
» Specialty grilled cheese sandwiches and
tomato soup.
SUSHI BEARS
Findlay Market, 124 W. Elder St., (513) 6083980, www.sushibears.com; Tue-Sat, 9am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Full menu of healthy
vegetarian and vegan dishes that include
sushi and stir fry.
TOT DOGS
634 Vine St., (513) 345-3056, www.totdogs
cincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 11am-2pm » Gour-
WASHINGTON PLATFORM
SALOON & RESTAURANT
1000 Elm St., (513) 421-0110, www.washington
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platform.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat,
11am-11pm; Sun 4-8pm » Dining and a bar in a
restored turn-of-the-century saloon. Specializes in oysters.
SHOOTERS
927 Race St., (513) 381-9900; Sun-Sat 4pm2:30am » Down-to-earth country western
gay bar. Pool tables, karaoke, and drag
queens througout the week.
SOUTHERN
SIMON SAYS
428 Walnut St., (513) 381-7577; Mon-Sat
11am-2:30am, Sun 1pm-2:30am » Stylishly
decorated, with a jukebox with an eclectic
selection, perfect for conversation for old
friends and newcomers.
ALABAMA FISH BAR
1605 Race St., (513) 241-2255; Mon-Sat,
11am-9pm » Carry-out fried fish and chips.
FINS & FEATHERS
3 Garfield Pl., (513) 621-3467; Mon-Sat, 9am9pm » Barbecue, sandwiches and desserts.
J. GUMBO’S
425 Walnut St., (513) 429-4549, www.
jgumbos.com; Mon-Fri, 11am-3pm » Classic
Cajun and Creole cuisine served fast.
JIMMY BUFFETT’S
MARGARITAVILLE RESTAURANT
1000 Broadway St., (513) 250-3318, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Mon-Sun, 11am2am » Find a lost shaker of salt to sprinkle
on your Cheeseburger in Paradise at this signature Florida/Caribbean dining experience,
with Margaritaville retail store.
BARS
LGBT BARS
BELOW ZERO LOUNGE
1120 Walnut St., (513) 421-9376, www.
BelowZeroLounge.com; Mon-Thu, Sat & Sun
6pm-2am; Fri 4pm-2am » A martini lounge
serving more than 100 vodkas, with three
plush lounges and a video jukebox. Weekly
karaoke and cabaret nights, with from DJs
and comedy. Party suite with space for 160.
THE CABARET
1122 Walnut St., (513) 202-4052, www.cabaret
cincinnati.com; Thu-Sat, 10pm-1am » Cincinnati’s premiere show bar and entertainment
destination, with an intimate 100-seat theatre
and full martini bar, the Cabaret provides
personalized VIP service, special event space,
private party bookings, and much more.
THE DOCK
603 W. Pete Rose Way, (513) 241-5623,
www.myspace.com/thecincinnatidock;
Wed-Thu & Sun 10am-3pm, Fri-Sat 10am4pm » The longest running LGBT club in Cincinnati, with three full bars, a patio and sand
volleyball court, with DJs and drag queens.
ON BROADWAY
817 Broadway, (513) 421-2555; Mon-Sun 4pm2:30am » Cocktail lounge, karaoke, live entertainment. Open on Bengals Sundays at 1pm.
MUSIC CLUBS
BETTY BAR
301 W. Fifth St., (513) 633-5666, www.betty
barcincy.com; Tue-Thu, 5:30-11:00 pm » Live
music, fine wines, craft beer, fine whiskeys
and spirits & gourmet food in Cincinnati’s premier downtown music and tasting room.
THE DRINKERY
1150 Main St., (513) 549-7417, www.facebook.
com/drinkery.otr; Mon-Fri, 6pm-2:30am; Sat,
8pm-2:30pm; Sun, 1pm-2:30am » A large
social room, with the city’s longest bar and an
outside patio. Features local draft beer, quality craft bottles, and bourbons.
MOTR PUB
1345 Main St., (513) 381-6687, www.motrpub.
com; Bar: Mon, 5pm-12am; Tue-Thu, 5pm2am; Fri, 5pm-2:30am; Sat, 2pm-2:30am; Sun,
10am-12am; Kitchen: Mon-Thu, 5:30-9:30pm;
Fri, 5:30-11pm; Sat, 3-11pm; Sun, 10am-2pm,
5:30-9pm » Offers the newest sounds from
Cincinnati and beyond, food and a courtyard.
DANCE CLUBS
601 NIGHTCLUB
601 Main St., (513) 621-0001, www.601
cincinnati.com; Wed-Sat, 8pm-2:15am »
The Square Bar opens at 5 p.m. Wednesday
through Saturday, with an emphasis on specialty cocktails.
LEVEL
435 Elm St., (513) 421-6100, www.facebook.
com/level.cincy; Fri – Sat, 10pm - 2:30am
» Cincinnati’s newest nightlife destination,
boasting a state-of-the- art sound system/
light show, DJs, and more.
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MAIN EVENT
835 Main St., (513) 421-1294; Mon-Thu & Sun
5:30am-2:30am, Fri-Sat, 5:30pm-4am » Live
entertainment, DJs, and huge dance floor.
MIXX ULTRA LOUNGE
1203 Main St., (513) 621-6499, www.mixx
cincy.com; Tue-Thu, 4-11pm; Fri-Sat, 4pm2:30am » Entrees, sandwiches, salads, pastas
and sushi. Sushi bar opens at 4pm.
MYNT MARTINI
511 Walnut St., (513) 621-6968, www.
myntcincinnati.com; Mon-Sun, 3pm-2:30am
(Summer hours begin April 1: Open 11am for
lunch) » Chic martini bar located on Fountain Square with large outdoor patio. Lunch
and light appetizers.
SCENE
637 Walnut St., (513) 381-4327, www.
scenecinci.com; Tue-Fri, 4pm-2:30am, Sat,
6pm-2:30am » New York style lounge with
hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, and
a 30’ mahogany granite ice bar. Music by
guest DJs and a VIP lounge, plus happy hour
and appetizer menu.
SPORTS BARS
HOLY GRAIL TAVERN & GRILLE
161 Joe Nuxhall Way, (513) 621-2222,
www.holygrailcincy.com; Mon-Sun, 11am2am » Serves lunch and dinner with 31 HD
TVs and 35 beers, 20 on tap. Outside patio
on both sides, with large garage doors
that open.
IN BETWEEN TAVERN
307 Sycamore St., (513) 621-7009; Lunch:
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm; Bar: 11am to 12am (open
early and late on game days) » With its
outdoor patio, this is favorite spot to gather
before and after Reds games.
KITTY’S SPORTS BAR
218 W. Third St., (513) 721-3767; Mon-Sun,
11am-2:30am » Sports bar, open for lunch
during the week, 11 am to 3 pm.
KNOCKBACK NAT’S
10 W. Seventh St., (513) 621-1000; Mon-Fri,
2pm-2:30am; Sat-Sun 12pm-2:30am » Full
bar. Sandwiches and appetizers with quick
service. Kitchen open late.
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LOCAL’S BAR & GRILL
19 E. Seventh St., (513) 721-2255, www.locals
bargrill.com; Mon-Wed, 11am-1am; Thu &
Sun 11am-2:30am; Fri-Sat 11am-4am » Menu
showcases local flavors of food and beers.
japps1879.com; Tue & Wed, 4pm-1am; Thu
& Fri, 4pm-2am;Sat. 6pm-2am » Features
classic and innovative new craft cocktails,
homemade ingredients, coffee beverages
and bottled craft beers.
MACHINE ROOM GRILLE
AT THE GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK
100 Joe Nuxhall Way, (513) 765-7606; Open
when gates open for Reds’ home games »
Full service restaurant and bar serving contemporary cuisine.
OBSCURA
645 Walnut St., (513) 421-3800, www.
obscuracincinnati.com; Mon-Sat, 4pm2am » High-end cocktail lounge focused
on providing space for intimate conversations. Art is integral to the design, with
French-chateau-inspired decor, state-ofthe-art digital Yamaha piano player and
kitchen serving French-inspired aperitifs
and sweets.
RHINEHAUS
119 E. Twelfth St., (513) 381-2277, www.rhine
hausbar.com; Mon-Thu 4pm-12am, Fri 4pm2am, Sat 7pm-2am, Sun 8pm-12am » The
only sports bar in Over-The-Rhine, with a
dive bar feel and 12+ TVs for sports viewing
pleasure.
WINE BARS
1215 WINE BAR & COFFEE LAB
1215 Vine St., (513) 429-5745,
www.facebook.com/1215WineCoffee;
Mon-Tue, 8am-10pm, Wed, 8am-11pm,
Thu-Fri 8am-12am; Sat, 9am-12am,
Sun, 10am-10pm » Breakfast, lunch,
coffee and drinks.
PLUM COURT WINE ROOM
241 W. Court St., (513) 319-5607; Thu,
6-8:30pm » Weekly wine tastings on
Thursdays.
COCKTAIL LOUNGES
THE BAR AT PALM COURT
atpalmcourt.com; Mon-Thu & Sun, 11am12am; Fri & Sat 11am-1am » Relaxed fare in a
1930s French art deco setting. Private label
microbrew, hand-selected single barrel Four
Roses bourbon program, creative cocktails.
Live jazz Friday and Saturday.
COCKTAIL TERRACE AT 21C
609 Walnut St., (513) 578-6600,
www.21ccocktailterrace.com; Tue-Sat,
5pm (Seasonal) » Located on the 11th floor
of 21c Museum Hotel, the bar offers stunning views of downtown Cincinnati and the
surrounding area. The menu focuses on
cocktails and a selection of snacks from
Metropole. Access via a specially marked
door off Gano Alley.
IGBY’S
122 E. Sixth St., (513) 246-4396, www.
foureg.com; Mon-Sat, 4pm-2:30am » Multiple levels with “party zones” and a second
floor indoor-outdoor balcony.
JAPP’S SINCE 1879
1134 Main St., (513) 381-1524, www.
OVER VINE
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 621-7700, www.westin
cincinnati.com; Mon-Sat, 4pm-2am » An
upscale lounge with modern decor located
in the Westin Hotel on the skywalk level
overlooking Vine Street. Handcrafted cocktails, wine and beer (including local brews);
also appetizers, grilled panini sandwiches
and salads.
THE PHELPS BAR
506 E. Fourth St., (513) 651-1234, www.
marriott.com/hotels/travel/cvgcdresidence-inn-cincinnati-downtown;
Mon-Sun, 4pm-10:30pm & Bar until 12am
» Located inside the Residence Inn, this
wine bar features small bites, wines and
hand-crafted cocktails in a contemporary,
urban atmosphere. Seasonal veranda overlooking Lytle Park and courtyard seating
around a firepit.
ROCK BAR AND LOUNGE
1000 Broadway St., (513) 250-3291, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; 24 Hours » This
swanky lounge is in the heart of the casino
floor. Party with the hottest DJ’s and best
live bands every Thursday through Saturday
night while you sip on one-of-a-kind signature cocktails.
TOP OF THE PARK
506 E. Fourth Sts., (513) 651-1234, www.
topoftheparkcincinnati.com; Tue-Thu,
5-10pm; Fri-Sat 5-11pm (Seasonal) » Featuring unparalleled views of Lytle Park,
Downtown Cincinnati, the Ohio River, and
Mt. Adams, The Top can also be reserved for
private events.
VYRSD SOCIAL ROOM
435 Elm St., (513) 421-6100, www.vyrsd.
com; Tue-Sun, 8pm-2:30am » A trendy,
upscale lounge with full menu of premium
cocktails, craft beers, and an extensive wine
list. Features the area’s top DJs and live
events.
NEIGHBORHOOD BARS
FAMOUS NEONS UNPLUGGED
208 E. Twelfth St., (513) 827-9361, www.
neons-unplugged.com; Mon-Wed, 4pm-1am;
Thu-Fri, 4pm-2am; Sat, 6pm-2am; Sun,
12pm-12am » Known for its beautiful courtyard bar, complete with a grill on weekends,
Bocce court, fresh craft cocktails, and extensive craft beer selection, Neons is a classic
neighborhood bar reborn.
THE LACKMAN
1237 Vine St., (513) 381-0741, www.lackman
bar.com; Mon-Thu, 4pm-2am; Fri-Sat 12pm2am; Sun, 4pm-12am » Stylish but casual
neighborhood bar featuring exposed brick
and modern charm, flat screen TVs, and
handpicked music on the jukebox.
MADONNA’S BAR & GRILL
11 E. Seventh St., (513) 621-8838; Mon-Fri
11am-2:30am, Sat 7pm-2:30am, Sun 5:30pm2:30am. Kitchen open until 1am » The pool
table and friendly bartenders make this a
favorite locals. Opens early on Sundays during Bengals season.
MILTON’S
301 Milton St., (513) 784-9938; Mon-Sun,
4pm-2:30am; NFL season open at 1pm »
Drinks and friendly atmosphere.
MR. PITIFUL’S
1323 Main St., (513) 369-0202, Wed-Fri,
5pm-2am; Sat, 8pm-2am » Neighborhood
bar with live music on occasion.
O’MALLEY’S
25 W. Ogden Pl., (513) 381-3114; Mon-Sun
11am-2:30am » Full bar. Sandwiches and
appetizers with quick service. Kitchen open
late. Located between Third and Fourth Sts.,
between Vine and Race.
PLUM ST. CAFE
423 Plum St., (513) 651-4341; Mon-Fri 11am2:30am, Sat 4pm-2:30am, Sun 12pm-2:30am
» Homemade soups, sandwiches and salads.
Lunch Mon-Fri, 11-2. Special hours during
Bengals season. Wi-fi.
THE RIGHTEOUS ROOM
641 Walnut St., (513) 381-4408, www.the
righteousroom.com; Mon-Sat, 4pm-2:30am;
Sun, 7pm-2:30am » Located across from the
Aronoff Center offering a cool and intimate
setting inside, plus an open-air lounge.
TINA’S
350 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-3567; Mon-Sat,
11am-2:30am; Sun, 1pm-2:30am » Neighborhood bar and grill serving lunch and dinner.
Open early during Reds and Bengals season.
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SHOP
ANTIQUES &
AUCTION HOUSES
COINS PLUS
225 E. Sixth St., (513) 621-1996 www.
coinspluscincy.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm »
Collectibles including coins, stamps, sports
memorabilia and antique jewelry.
LOCAL
HUMLER & NOLAN
225 E. Sixth St., (513) 381-2041, www.humler
nolan.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm » Seller of
Rookwood Pottery and an industry leader in
Art Pottery and Art Glass with two auctions
held annually. Upcoming auction pieces available on view year-round.
MAIN AUCTION GALLERIES, INC.
137 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-1280, www.
mainauctiongalleries.com; Auction every
Tuesday beginning at 10:30 unless holiday »
Downtown’s only auction house, in business
since 1870. Conducts weekly auctions as well
as specialty and major catalogue actions.
WOODEN NICKEL ANTIQUES
1410 Central Pkwy., (513) 241-2985, www.
woodennickelantiques.net; Mon-Sat, 10am5pm » Selection of Victorian and Continental
furniture such as sideboards, bookcases,
tables, desk, armoires and more. Also, architectural items, fireplace mantels, restored
chandeliers, iron fencing and stained glass
windows.
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ARTICLE
1150 Vine St., (513) 721-1150, www.articlemens
wear.com; Tue-Thu, 10am-7pm; Fri & Sat, 10am
-9pm; Sun, 11am-4pm » Highly curated and designed soley with men in mind, Article stocks
genuine merchandise that’s made to last.
BATSAKES HAT SHOP
1 W. Sixth St., (513) 721-9345; Mon-Sat,
8am-6pm » Located downtown for nearly a
century, providing custom-made or off-therack hats to customers from Cincinnati and
around the world.
BLUSH BOUTIQUE
613 Race St., (513) 721-7444; Mon-Sat, 10am6pm » Hand bags, fashion and accessories.
BOLERO MENS WEAR
10am-6pm; Sat, 10am-4pm » Unique clothes
for the modern man including suits, sport
coats and sportswear.
CHONG COMPANY
628 Race St., (513) 621-6056; Mon-Sat, 10am6pm » Men’s apparel and wigs.
CITY GEAR
1110 Race St., (513) 579-0041, www.citygear.
com; Mon-Fri, 10am-8pm, Sat-Sun, 12-5pm »
The latest urban street wear, snapbacks and
footwear from Nike sportswear and Akoo
jeans to SSUR apparel and Reebok sneakers.
COUTURE COUTURE BOUTIQUE
1315 Main St., (513) 421-8900, www.couture
coutureboutique.blogspot.com; Tue-Sat, 126pm; Sun, 12-4pm » Contemporary women’s
clothing boutique
HOUSE OF ADAM
622 Vine St., (513) 241-0542; Mon, Tue,Wed,
Sat, 9:30am-6pm; Thu,Fri, 9:30am-7:30pm »
Men’s apparel.
HUNT CLUB CLOTHIERS
441 Vine St.,Carew Tower, (513) 721-2004,
www.huntclubclothiers.com; Mon-Fri,
9:30am-5:30pm; Sat, 9:30am-5pm » Men’s
business apparel and upscale sportswear.
JADE FASHIONS
102 W. Seventh St., (513) 621-4576;
Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm; Sat, 10am-5pm »
Women’s wigs and accessories.
JOS. A. BANK
525 Vine St., (513) 762-9333,www.josbank.
com; Mon-Sat, 9am-8pm; Sun, 10am-6pm »
Men’s apparel.
KING SHU
36 W. Court St., (513) 721-5464, www.
kingshu.8m.com, Thu-Fri, 12-5pm, Sat, 1-5pm,
1st Sunday, 1-4pm » Cincinnati’s only “womens wholesale shoe club.” KOCH SPORTING GOODS
131 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-2352, www.
kochsports.com; Mon-Wed, Fri, 9am-6pm;
Thu, 9am-7pm; Sat, 9am-4pm » Cincinnati’s
largest and oldest sporting goods store. Specializes in custom decoration.
LIBBY 1420 Main St., www.instagram.com/
shoplibbyotr; Wed-Sat, 12-7pm, Sun, 12-6pm »
Women’s clothing store with great selection
of shoes, clothing, bags, and scarves, with
hand-made jewelry and other accessories.
MANNEQUIN
1311 Main St., (513) 421-3777, www.mannequin
boutique.org; Thu, Fri, Sat 11am-5pm; Sun
11am-3pm » Hip women’s clothing, accessories, art, antiques and gift boutique, featuring upscale and vintage merchandise with all
proceeds going to charity.
MIKE & CAROL TROTTA
406 Walnut St., (513) 621-2930, www.
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mikeandcaroltrotta.com; Mon-Fri, 9:30am5:30pm; Sat, 9:30am-4pm (Sat summer hrs.
differ) » Men’s custom and ready made clothing, accessories, and women’s fine apparel.
MISS MONROE BOUTIQUE
1601 Main St., (513) 516-5864 » Women’s
clothing store specializing in custom designed, quality handmade pieces, including
dresses and jackets.
ORIGINAL THOUGHT REQUIRED
1307 Main St., (513) 246-4362, www.otrfresh.
com; Tue-Sat, 1-7 » Men’s and women’s contemporary streetwear shop. Open for Final
Friday Gallery Walk.
PAYLESS SHOE SOURCE
642 Race St., (513) 381-5595, www.payless.
com; Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm » Shoes and boots
for the family, handbags and accessories.
PORTALUCA
209 W. Fourth St., (513) 322-1782, www.
portaluca.org; Mon-Sat, 10am-3pm, Thu,
10am-6pm » Formerly known as the 4th
Street Boutique, sells women’s new and
gently used clothing and accessories, with
proceeds supporting Dress for Success Cincinnati’s services to disadvantaged women.
THE SHOE HAUS
www.theshoehaus.com; Mon-Sat, 10:30am5:30pm » Upscale European shoe store specializing in men’s and women’s professional
footwear with an emphasis on comfort, fit
and style. Imported from a variety of German
manufacturers.
SLOANE BOUTIQUE
1216 Vine St., (513) 579-8111, www.sloane
boutique.com; Tue, Wed, 12-8pm; Thu-Sat,
12-9pm, Sun, 11am-4pm » Fashion-forward
women’s clothing and accessories boutique
that caters to the edgy and urban woman who
embodies an effortless chic style.
SMITTY’S
1501 Vine St., (513) 721-7335; Mon – Sat, 7:30
am - 7pm, Sun, 8:30am - 5pm » In business
for more than 100 years, with a storefront has
been featured in five movies, Smitty’s has a
variety of men’s and boys’ clothing from jeans,
leather, furs, Dickies, suits, and accessories.
SOPHISTICATED THREADS CONSIGNMENTS
921 Vine St., (513) 721-6400, www.sophisticated
threads.weebly.com; Wed-Fri, 11am-5pm; Sat, 125pm » Women’s and men’s consignment store.
STEP N STYLE
610 Race St., (513) 721-7837; Mon-Sat, 10am7pm » Urban clothing and footwear.
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SUN WIGS
614 Race St., (513) 421-8993; Mon-Sat,
9:30am-6pm » Wigs and hair accessories.
UNHEARD OF
341 W. Fourth St., (513) 744-9444, www.
unheardofbrand.com; Mon-Sat, 11am-7pm;
Sun, 12-5pm » A boutique offering rare apparel and footwear.
WENDEL’S BOOTERY
9 W. Sixth St., (513) 421-3962; Mon-Wed,
10am-6pm; Thu-Sat, 10am-7pm » Shoes from
Mauri, Mezlan and Kenneth Cole.
WIESNKOENIG USA
1621 Moore St., www.wiesnkoenig-usa.com,
Wed-Fri, 4-9pm; Sat & Sun, 12-9pm » Top
quality fashion that plays with all the traditional elements of the original Dirndls and
Lederhosen from Germany, in a hip fashion
brand from Bavaria Germany.
XTREME FASHION
1600 Main St., (513) 823-5571; Mon – Sat,
10am - 8pm » Women’s sexy clothing, shoes,
accessories and more.
YOUNG TOWN
617 Race St. (513) 621-2788; Mon-Sat, 10am6pm » Clothing and accessories for children,
women and men.
MONRO MUFFLER BRAKE & SERVICES
35 E. Central Pkwy., (513) 241-3910, www.
monro.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm » Maintenance, repair and tire services.
ELITE NAILS
www.cincyelitenails.com; Mon-Sat, 10am7pm » Full service nail salon.
MR. BUBBLES
512 E. Thirteenth St., (513) 369-0064; MonFri, 9am-5pm; Sat, 10am-2pm » Car wash and
car detailing.
FACE IT SPA
229 W. Ninth St., (513) 981-1608, www.
faceitspa.com; Tue-Sat, 10am-7pm » Skin
resurfacing, peel alternatives and facials.
BEAUTY
FAUSTO FERRARI BARBER SHOP
5 Garfield Pl., (513) 421-0628; Mon-Fri, 8:30
am-4:30pm; Sat, 8:30am-3pm » Neighborhood barber shop since 1957.
AVANTI HAIR SALON
332 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-4447, www.avantihairsalon.com; Tue, Wed, Thu, 10am-8pm; Fri,
10am-5pm, Sat, 10am-4pm » Haircuts, color,
waxing, and nails.
FINAL TOUCHES
1414 Main St, (513) 579-0808; Mon – Sat,
8am - 6pm » Offers hair cuts, pro styling, hair
texturing, manicures, and pedicures,
CARRINGTON’S HAIR SALON
203 W. Fifteenth St., (513) 651-1166; Tue-Fri,
9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-4pm » Haircuts, highlighting and color.
GOLDEN SHEAR HAIRCUTTING
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 621-2026; Mon-Fri, 9am5:30pm; Sat, 9am-1pm » Haircuts and facial
grooming.
CINCINNATIAN BARBER SALON
830 Main St., (513) 421-7233; Mon-Wed, Fri,
7:30am-4:30pm; Thu, 8am-2pm; Sat, 8am1pm » Haircuts, shampoos, perms.
GREG EMERY SALON
312 Walnut St., (513) 651-1444; Tue, Wed, Fri,
9:15am-5pm; Thu, 11am-8pm » Haircuts. Preholiday hair shape ups.
AUTOMOTIVE
& HARDWARE
ACME LOCK & HARDWARE, INC.
925 Main St., (513) 241-2614, www.acmelock.
com; Mon-Fri, 7:30am-5:30pm; Sat, 10am4pm (Sat, 9am-4pm in summer) » Downtown’s
only hardware store. Specializing in locks,
doors, and hardware, including tools, lawn and
garden, plumbing and more. Trusted since 1933.
BAVARIAN MOTOR SERVICE
1635 Reading at Elsinore Pl., (513) 784-9700,
www.cincybms.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm »
Repair service for BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and
other European vehicles.
BOB SUMEREL TIRE & SERVICE
48 W. Court St., (513) 412-7900, www.bsts.
com; Mon-Fri, 7:30am-6pm » One-stop shop
for all vehicle service and repair needs.
GOOD YEAR AUTO SERVICE CENTER
317 E. Ninth St., (513) 241-5700; Mon-Fri,
6:30am-6pm » Automotive service and tire
service, including tire rotation, tire balancing,
and tire alignment.
JIM STEPHENS’ FOREIGN CAR SERVICE
800 Plum St., (513) 241-6425; Mon-Fri, 8am5pm » Foreign automotive repair service.
Family-owned and operated since 1978.
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H & D BEAUTY SUPPLY
534 Race St., (513) 287-6566; Mon-Sat,
9:30am-6pm » Hair products, wigs and more.
HAIR ART STUDIO
326 W. Fourth St., (513) 721-5110, www.hair
artstudio.org; Tue-Thurs, Sat, 13:30am-7pm
» Walk-ins welcome.
HAIR CARE UNLIMITED
1 W. Fourth St., (513) 421-0222, www.haircare
cincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; and by
appt. » Haircuts, manicures and pedicures.
THE HONEY HUT BEAUTY
BAR BOUTIQUE
1329 Main St., (513) 479-1952, thehoneyhut
boutique.com; Mon - Fri: 5:30-9 pm, Sat: 127pm » Provides natural and organic hair and
body products that encourage healthy lifestyles.
INCREDIBLE CREATIONS
(SALON AND BARBER ON VINE)
1209 Vine St. (513) 961-4111; Tue-Sat appts. »
Barber and beauty salon. Walk-ins welcome.
INTERNATIONAL BARBER STYLISTS
803 Elm St., (513) 421-6666; Mon-Sat, 10am7pm; Sun, 12am-5pm » Full service salon for
men, women & children, all hair types. Walkin’s welcome.
JIM BROFFT SALON CENTRAL
jimbrofft.com; Tue, Thu, 10am-8pm; Wed, Fri
10am-6pm; Sat, 9am-5pm » Hair salon. Walkins welcome.
KATY’S NAILS
48 E. Court St., (513) 352-0111; Mon-Sat,
9am-6pm; Tue-Fri, 9am-6:30pm » Full
service nail salon.
KENIA LASHES
34 W. Court St., (513) 381-2010; Tue-Fri,
9am-5pm; Sat, 9am-12pm » Lashes and
decorative nails.
KILLER BROWS & LASHES
31 E. Court St., (513) 721-2769; Mon-Sat,
10am-6pm » Eyebrow waxing, threading,
eyelash extensions, and body waxing.
KING’S COURT BARBER
44 E. Court St., (513) 578-2263; Mon-Fri,
Gift Card welcome
at more than
200 merchants.
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9am-4pm and by appointment » Celebrating
75 years. Hair cuts and shoe shine.
MAGIC NAILS
10am-6pm; Sat, 10am-5pm » Full service
nail salon.
NEWKIRK’S 6TH STREET SALON
407 Broadway, (513) 421-9677; Mon-Fri.
9:30am-5pm » Walk-ins welcome.
NIGHTSHADE INK
315 West 4th St., (513) 381-2808, www.night
shade-ink.com; Tue-Sat, 12-8pm, Sunday, by
appointment » Professional custom tattooing
in the heart of downtown.
PARAGON SALON & DAY SPA
401 Race St., (513) 651-4600, www.paragon
salon.com; Mon, Thu, 9am-8pm; Tue, Sat,
9am-5pm; Wed, Fri, 9am-6pm » Full service
hair and nail salon and spa.
ROOSTERS
301 E. Fourth St., (513) 421-7642, www.
roostersmgc.com; Mon-Thu, 7am-6pm;
Fri, 7am-5pm; Sat, 8am-12pm » Combines
modern men’s grooming techniques with
classic barbershop elements. Services
include haircuts and the Signature 7 Step
Facial Shave.
SALON BECK
1 W. Fourth St., (513) 421-2325, www.salon
beck.com; Mon, 1-9pm; Tue-Fri, 9am-9pm;
Sat, 9am-6pm » Salon offering hair, nail, waxing and makeup services.
SALON ON THE OHIO
900 Adams Crssng., (513) 651-9889,
soto900b.com; Tue, Thu, 8am-8pm; Wed, Fri,
Sat, 8am-5pm » Full service hair, skin and nail
care salon. Free parking.
SALZANO’S
8am-5pm; Sat, 8am-12pm » Barber shop. In
the lobby of Atrium I.
SOAP BOX SALON
328 W. Fourth St., (513) 421-4973, www.the
soapboxsalon.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-8pm; Sat,
10am-6pm » Hair salon. New clients receive
50% first visit.
STUDIO WEST HAIR SALON
115 Garfield Pl., (513) 621-7209; Tue-Sat appts. » Haircuts, nails, and waxing.
TOWER HAIR DESIGNERS
441 Vine St., Carew Tower, (513) 621-4164;
Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat, 8am-2pm » Haircuts,
massage therapy, tanning and shoe shines.
WEEKEND BEAUTY LOUNGE
602 Main St., (513) 429-4951; Mon- Thu, 5
-9pm, Fri, 5 - 10pm, Sat, 10am - 10pm » Upscale yet fun salon for today’s urban couture
adult on-the-go – focusing on blowouts, cuts,
makeup and lash application.
CLEANERS
APPEARANCE PLUS CLEANERS
18 W. Third St., (513) 721-7999, www.appear
anceplus.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-6:30pm » Pick
up, delivery, carpet cleaning and more. Same
day drycleaning if in by 9am M-F.
F. STAVALE CUSTOM TAILOR
27 E. Court St., (513) 421-2061; Mon-Fri,
10am-5:30pm; Sat, 10am-4pm » Sewing and
alterations.
KIM DAO’S ALTERATIONS
21 E. Court St., (513) 417-9203, www.kimalter
ations.com; Tue-Sat, 10am-4pm » Altering and
tailoring for men and women for over 25 years.
KRONDILOU’S SHOES
925 Vine St., (513) 784-0269; Mon, Wed,
Thu, Fri, 9am-5pm, Tue, 9am-4pm » Offering
hard-to-find sizes and foot-comfort shoes;
shoe, purse and luggage repair. Certified
orthopedic shoe technician.
NOBBY CUSTOM TAILORS
14 W. Seventh St., (513) 621-2613, www.
nobbycustomtailors.com; Mon-Fri, 9:30am5:30pm; Sat, 9:30am-2pm » Since 1946,
producing only the finest hand-tailoring
services for men, women, and children. The
experienced staff customizes your garment
to fit perfectly. Also offers silk ties, casual and
dress shoes, and shirts.
WOODBURN CLEANERS
8am-6pm. » Family owned and operated dry
cleaner and laundry.
DEPARTMENT
STORES
CAREW TOWER
441 Vine St., (513) 579-9735 » Carew Tower
is a 49-story Art Deco building in the heart of
downtown, home to 25 shops, restaurants, and
other amenities including the Hilton Cincinnati
Netherland Plaza and offices. There is an observation deck open to the public on the top floor.
MACY’S AT FOUNTAIN PLACE
505 Vine St., (513) 361-4200, www.macys.
com; Mon-Wed, 10am-7pm; Thu-Sat, 10am8pm; Sun, 12-5pm » Department store located adjacent to Tiffany & Co., and Palomino
restaurant on the Skywalk level, overlooking
Fountain Square.
SAKS FIFTH AVENUE
101 W. Fifth St., (513) 421-6800, www.
saksfifthavenue.com; Mon-Wed, Fri, Sat
10am-6pm; Thu, 10am-8pm; Sun, 12-5pm
» Women’s and men’s designer clothing,
sportswear, shoes, accessories, cosmetics,
fragrances, and jewelry.
EYEWEAR
BUTEN EYEWEAR
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 721-1848, www.buten
eyewear.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm, Sat, 10am2pm; evening appts. » Unique eyewear, contact lenses, eye exams. Valet parking available.
DRS. FAGEDES & GARRITY
630 Vine St., (513) 621-0979; Mon-Fri,
8:15am-5pm (call for Saturday hours) » Eye
examinations, contact lenses and eyewear.
EYE TECH OPTICAL
40 E. Seventh St., (513) 421-2911;
Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm; Sat 10am-2pm »
Full-service lab. Eye exams available. Call for
doctor appointment.
THOMA & SUTTON EYECARE
www.thomasutton.com; Mon-Fri, 8:30am5pm » Designer frames, eye examinations,
contact lens service.
UNION OPTICAL
1 E. Court St., (513) 241-0010; Tue-Fri, 9am4pm; Sat, 9am-12pm » Eye exams offered
Tue-Sat, 9am-11:30pm
FLORISTS/
PHOTOGRAPHERS
APRIL FLORIST & GIFTS
430 Walnut St., (513) 651-0483, www.april
florist.com; Mon-Fri, 8:30am-5pm » Offers a
wide assortment of fresh flowers. Same day
local flower delivery and fulfills orders across
the country through a florist network.
EDEN FLORAL BOUTIQUE
1129 Walnut St., (513) 281-3336, www.eden
floralboutique.com; Tue-Fri, 9:30am-3pm,
Sat, by appointment. » A floral design studio
specializing in weddings, special events and
everyday occasions.
MURRELLE’S FLORIST
208 E. Sixth St., (513) 665-4407;
Mon-Fri, 9:30am-6pm; Sat, 9:30am-3pm »
Specializes in pick-me-up bouquets.
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THE OLIVE BRANCH EVENT FLORAL
55 W. Fifth St., (513) 349-3584, www.olive
brancheventfloral.com; By appointment. »
Specializes in original, creative designs and
exceptional personal service. Weddings, conventions, and corporate floral need. Located
in the 5th Street Gallery.
RICK DIERINGER PHOTOGRAPHY
19 W. Court St., (513) 621-2544, www.
dieringer.com » Photographer specializing in
editorial, commercial, advertising and people
photography.
RON HAMILTON PHOTOGRAPHY
807 Race St., 513-349-3584, www.ronhamilton
photo.com » By appointment.
GIFTS & BOOKS
ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST
1333 Main St., (513) 371-2455; Wed-Sun,
12-10pm » Buys and sells vinyls, comics, pulp
fiction and DVD rental. Open for Final Friday
Gallery Walk.
APPOINTMENTS
www.Facebook.com/appointments-thebusiness-store; Mon-Sat, 10-6 » Ohio’s Largest Pens Shop, with pens of all prices from
around the world, and expert assistance. Gifts
include Rookwood art tiles, fine leather cases
and wallets, and a wide variety of specially
selected gift items.
BOOKSELLERS ON FOUNTAIN SQUARE
505 Vine St., (513) 258-2038, www.facebook.
com/booksellersonfountainsquare; Mon-Thu,
7am-7pm, Fri, 7am-9pm, Sat, 9am-9pm,
Sun, 12-5pm » Locally owned and operated
independent bookseller. Books, magazines,
newspapers, music, movies, greeting cards,
gifts, Rookwood Pottery and cafe.
THE CAC STORE
44 E. Sixth St., (513) 345-8431, www.
contemporaryartscenter.org; Mon, 10am9pm; Wed-Fri, 10am-6pm; Tue, Sat, Sun,
11am-6pm; Tue, store open, gallery closed »
Unusual design-based merchandise, often
themed to exhibitions at the Contemporary
Arts Center, including jewelry, novelties,
housewares, books for children and adults.
CAC members receive 10% discount on all
items. Located in the CAC.
CAPPEL’S
920 Elm St., (513) 621-0952, www.cappelsinc.
com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm; Sat, 9am-5pm »
Party supplies and decor for events, holidays,
parties including novelties, silk florals, wedding decorations, crafts and more.
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CAPPEL’S ANNEX
917 Race St., (513) 621-9499, www.cappels
inc.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm; Sat, 9am5pm » Costumes, wigs, masks, make-up and
costume accessories.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM
412 Vine St., (513) 621-4267, www.christian
sciencecincinnati.com/FirstChurch/
ReadingRoom; Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm » A quiet
place to study and pray. Children’s books
and CDs. Computer is free to use for religious study.
CINCINNATI BENGALS PRO SHOP
1 Paul Brown Stadium, (513) 455-8484,
http://proshop.bengals.com/istar.htm; MonSat, 10am-5pm; Sun, 12-5pm during in-season
months » Bengals apparel and accessories.
Free parking.
CINCY HAUS
1218 Vine St., (513) 659-4390, www.american
legacytours.com; Mon,Fri, 11:30am-5pm;
Sat, 9am-4pm; Sun, 11am-5pm » A Cincinnati memorabilia gift shop and the business
headquarters for American Legacy Tours,
offering among others, the Queen City Underground tours.
FASTSIGNS
120 W. Seventh St., (513) 723-4800, www.
fastsigns.com/611; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm » Consultation, design, production, delivery and
installation services.
FEDEX OFFICE
51 E. Fifth St., (513) 241-3366, www.fedex.
com/us/office; Mon-Fri, 7:30am-9pm; Sat,
8am-6pm; Sun, 12-6pm » Copy and printing,
banners and signs, packing and shipping and
computer rental.
FREEDOM CENTER GIFT SHOP
50 E. Freedom Way, (513) 333-7500, www.
freedomcenter.org; Tue-Sat, 11am-5pm »
The Gift Shop features a variety of gifts and
souvenirs, including many fair-trade items from
around the world. Admission to the shop is free.
THE GARAGE OTR
1150 Vine St., (513) 225-1583, www.segway
ofcincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 9:30am-6pm, Sat,
11am-7pm, Sun, 10am-4pm » Segway retail
store. Segway Tours from Fountain Square
and Eden Park offered. Open for Final Friday
Gallery Walk. On site bike repair.
HATHAWAY STAMP
& IDENTIFICATION
635 Main St., (513) 621-1052, www.hathaway
stamps.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm » Custom
rubber stamps, office supplies and signage.
HUSTLER EXPRESS 411 Elm St., (513) 421-0369; Mon-Wed, 10am12am; Thu-Sat, 10 am-2am; Sun, 12pm-12am »
Wide selection of DVDs and grab and go items.
HUSTLER HOLLYWOOD
18 E. Seventh St., (513) 376-9449, www.
hustlerhollywood.com; Mon-Wed, 10am12am; Thu-Sat, 10am-2am; Sun, 12pm-12am
» Sensual oils, lingerie, novelties, Hustler
apparel, videos, DVDs, magazines, books and
other gift items.
I LOVE CINCINNATI SHOPPE
441 W. Vine St., Carew Tower, (513) 381-4401,
www.ilovecincinnatishoppe.com; Mon-Sat,
10am-6pm; Sun, call for hours » Cincinnatistyle gifts and souvenirs.
LIBRARY FRIENDS SHOP
800 Vine St., (513) 369-6920, friends.
cincinnatilibrary.org; Mon-Sat, 10am4pm » Used books, greeting cards, stationery, puzzles, toys and educational games,
literary items, bookmarks, jewelry, office
accessories and much more. Operated by the
Friends of the Public Library.
MAIN STREET CASKET STORE
722 Main St., (513) 241-0003, www.MainStreet
Caskets.com » Premium caskets wholesale to
the public. Free delivery within 100 mile radius.
Will meet at store within 15 minutes of call.
MINGES CANDY
138 W. Court St., (513) 241-7376; Mon-Fri,
9am-5pm; Sat, 10am-3pm » Wholesale candy
distributor. Special holiday hours.
MURRAY BROS.
17 E. Sixth St., (513) 621-7272; Mon-Fri, 10am6pm; Sat, 10am-4pm » Old time candy store.
OHIO BOOK STORE
726 Main St., (513) 621-5142, www.ohiobook
store.net; Mon-Sat, 9am-4:45pm » Five floors
of used and vintage books.
PYRAMIDS
907 Race St., (513) 621-7465; Mon-Thu,
12-9:30pm; Fri, Sat 12-11pm; Sun, 1-7pm »
Alternative gifts and videos.
QUICK SIGN ON VINE
917 Vine St., (513) 381-7481; Mon-Fri, 8am4pm » Vinyl lettering, special occasion banners and signs, and more.
REDS TEAM SHOP
reds.com; Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm (off season);
Mon-Sun, 10am-5pm; game days 10am-1 hr.
after game ends (in season) » Official store of
the Reds offering gifts and souvenirs.
SHOP AT THE TAFT MUSEUM OF ART
316 Pike St., (513) 352-5138, www.taftmuseum.
org; Wed-Fri, 11am-4pm; Sat,Sun, 11am-5pm;
Nov open Tue 11-4 » Books and gifts related
to the Taft’s collections and special exhibitions
as well as stationery, toys, home décor items,
one-of-a-kind jewelry, scarves, and other
accessories. Admission to the shop is free.
SPITZFADEN OFFICE SUPPLIES
629 Main St., (513) 721-1885, www.spitzfaden
officesupplies.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm » Office supplies and legal forms.
STRAUS TOBACCONIST
410 Walnut St., (513) 621-3388, www.
myspace.com/straustobacco; Mon-Fri, 9am6pm; Sat, 9am-4pm » Tobacco products,
gifts and fine wine selection.
TRAVEL TRADERS GIFT SHOP
151 W. Fifth St., inside Hyatt, (513) 241-3575;
Mon-Sun, 7am-11pm » Hotel gift shop
21 E. Fifth St., inside Westin, (513) 381-3485;
Mon-Sun, 7am-10pm » Hotel gift shop
THE UPS STORE
407 Vine St., (513) 929-0090, www.theups
storelocal.com/2864; Mon-Fri, 8:30am6:30pm; Sat, 11am-4pm » Packing, shipping,
and printing.
HOME FURNISHINGS
& ART
ALGIN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
810 Main St., (513) 621-1616, www.alginoffice.
com; Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm; Sat, 10am-3pm »
Seven floors of new and used office furniture
focusing on mid-century modern Reproductions, “upcycled” pieces, contemporary
furnishings and works from local artists.
ALGIN RETRO
800 Main St., (513) 621-1616, www.alginretro.
com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm; Sat, 10am-3pm »
Retro furniture.
ARTONOMY
544 W. Liberty St., (513) 651-2787, www.
artonomyinc.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; and by
appointment » Retail gallery and frame shop
offering corporate and in-home consultation.
BROMWELL’S ~ EST. 1819
117 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-0620, www.
bromwells.com; Mon-Sat, 9am-5pm » A fullservice luxury fireplace shop and downtown
Cincinnati’s oldest business, since 1819. Newly
expanded showroom spans 10,000 square
feet on two floors. Bromwell’s has a dedicated fine art gallery, featuring original art from
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around the globe, and a selection of new and
antique furniture and home decor items.
CHEERS TO ART
1109 Vine St., (513) 381-2105, www.cheers
toart.com » Cheers to art offers “art as entertainment,” in a relaxed, stress-free group
setting. Instructors guide guests through the
night’s featured painting with simple, stepby-step instructions. So whether you are an
aspiring Van Gogh or just looking to explore
your creative side, you are sure to go home
with a painting that is uniquely yours. Beer
and wine are available for purchase.
FABULOUS FRAMES & ART
17 W. Fourth St., (513) 579-9998, www.
fabframes.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5:30pm; Sat,
10am-2pm » Featuring Cincinnati art works
by Charley Harper, John Ruthven, John
Stobart, Thomas Kinkade and more. Museum
quality framing, creative design, residential
and corporate art consulting.
FRAMESHOP
1317 Main St., (513) 275-9916, http://frame
shopusa.com: Sat-Sun, 10am-5pm; By appointment » Wizads of custom picture frames
and other wall hanging oddities.
HIGHSTREET
1401 Reading Rd., (513) 723-1901, www.high
streetcincinnati.com; Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm »
A mixed-modern interior design studio and
urban lifestyle store. Located near the corner
of Liberty and Reading.
THE HOOP & NEEDLE
1415 Main St, (513) 283-0580, www.thehoop
andneedle.com/ » Modern needlecraft supplies for cross-stitch and embroidery. Featuring patterns and kits by Purple Hippo Stitches.
HYDE PARK FRAMERS
9 W. Court St., (513) 531-5033, www.
hydeparkframers.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm;
Sat, by appt.
JACK WOOD GALLERY
1413 Vine St., (513) 321-7077, www.jackwood
gallery.com; Tue, 11am-3pm; Wed, Thu, Sat,
11am-5pm, Fri, 11am-7pm » The finest in quality
vintage posters and graphic art from the late
19th century and early to mid-20th century.
LEADER FURNITURE
130 W. Elder St., (513) 421-1830, www.leaderfurniture.com; Mon-Sat, 9am-5:30pm »
Electronics, appliances and home furnishings;
free delivery and set-up.
LEFTCOAST MODERN CINCINNATI
323 W. Fourth St., (513) 288-2364, www.
facebook.com/LeftCoastModernCincinnati;
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Wed-Sat, 11:30am-6pm; Sun, 12am-5pm » New
retailer of all things modern from the design
era of the 1950s through the 70s. Ever changing inventory of Milo Baughman, Knoll, Bitossi,
Raymor, Paul McCobb and Dunbar furniture.
MICA 12/V
1201 Vine St., (513) 421-3500, www.shopmica.
com; Mon-Wed, 10am-7pm, Thu-Sat, 10am9pm, Sun, 10am-4pm » Contemporary and
unique items ranging from lamps and rugs to
tea sets, scarves, and jewelry.
MILL END DRAPERIES
11am-4pm; also by appointment » Family
owned since 1939. Cincinnati’s largest custom
drapery and upholstery shop featuring top
designer fabrics from around the world. Save
up to 50% off retail. Onsite workroom for custom orders. Shipping available.
PLAYER PIANO SHOP
611 Main St., (513) 621-8153, www.theplayer
pianoshop.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-3pm » Leading restorer of baby grand pianos and player
pianos.
PLAZA ARTIST MATERIALS
701 Main St., (513) 621-0726, www.plazaart.
com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm; Sat, 9am-5pm
» Art supplies for professional artists and
everyone else. Also in house custom framing.
whistlepress.com; Thu, Fri, & Sat, 10am-3pm
& by appointment. » Handmade letterpress
goods and workshops.
SUDER’S ART STORE
1309 Vine St., (513) 241-0800, www.suders
artstore.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm; Sat, 9am5pm » Art supplies, art restoration and framing. Free parking on the south side of building.
SWITCH
1207 Vine St., (513) 721-8100, www.switch
collection.com; Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm »
Eclectic lighting from around the world, plus
design services.
URBAN EDEN
1313 Main St., (513) 260-8434; Fri- Sat, 12-5pm;
also by appt. (513) 260-8434 » Contemporary
craft and fine art by local and regional artists,
local history books, and artist note cards.
Open until 10pm for Final Friday Gallery Walk.
GRONAUER FURS
1 W. Fourth St., (513) 721-3100; Mon-Sat,
10am-5pm (August closed Saturdays) » Furs,
storage, repair, alterations and fur trimmed
leather clothing.
KOOP DIAMOND CUTTERS
214 E. Eighth St., (513) 621-2838, www.koop
diamondcutters.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm;
Sat, 9am-12pm by appt. only » Manufacturer
of fine wholesale and retail jewelry. Offering
services from custom design to jewelry repair.
THE LITTLE MAHATMA
1205 Vine St., (513) 723-1287, www.little
mahatma.com; Mon-Wed, 11am-6pm; Thurs,
11am-8pm; Fri, Sat, 11am-9pm; Sun, 10am5pm » Jewelry, folk art and traditional artifacts from cultures around the world. Open
for Final Friday Friday Walk until 8pm.
JEWELRY & FURS
MAIN STREET JEWELRY
804 Main St., (513) 621-2364; Mon-Sat,
9:30am-6pm » Jewelry for men and women.
FETTNER-FRIEDMAN FURS
113 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-1352; Mon-Fri,
9am-5:30pm; Sat, 9-1 Winter hours 9am-5pm
» Furs, fur storage and leather clothing.
MARTZ FINE JEWELERS
441 Vine St., Carew Tower, (513) 352-0900;
Mon-Fri, 11am-5:30pm; Sat, 11am-3pm » Fine
jewelry and repair.
PRESENTATION SERVICES
822 Elm St., (859) 802-8806, www.aandm
framedesigns.com; Sat, by appt. » Custom
picture framing serving professional arts
clients and retail and residential customers.
Prints and posters, framed and unframed.
RALPH’S FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES & APPLIANCES
32 E. Court St., (513) 542-3899; Mon-Sat, 125pm » Furniture, mattresses, and appliances.
ROCK PAPER SCISSORS
1301 Main St., (513) 910-8845, www.smarter
thanagoldfish.com; Tue-Sat, 11am-6pm;
Sun, 12-5pm; open late for Final Friday » Art
supply store featuring sustainable, Americanmade products. Also features a studio area
for workshops and classes, along with Smartfish Footwear.
ROOKWOOD POTTERY COMPANY STORE
1209 Vine St., (513) 381-2510, www.rookwood.
com; Mon-Wed, 10am-6pm, Thu-Sat, 10am7pm, Sun, 12-4pm » Carries thousands of
pieces of Rookwood, including vases, ornaments, mugs, and architectural tiles.
STEAM WHISTLE LETTERPRESS & DESIGN
1342 Main St., (513) 621-6800, www.steam
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PHILIP BORTZ JEWELERS
108 E. Seventh St., (513) 621-4441; Mon, 11am4pm; Tue-Fri, 10:30am-5pm; Sat, 11am-3pm;
by appt. any day » Located downtown since
1980, carries the finest cut and lowest prices
on GIA certified diamonds, plus watches
and watch and jewelry repairs, and jewelry
appraisals.
RICHTER & PHILLIPS
202 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-3510, www.richter
phillips.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:15pm; Sat,
10am-3pm; also by appt. » Fine jewelry from
a downtown location for more than a century.
Appraisals, engraving, jewelry repairs and
custom design work. Validation for Central
Parking Lot on Main St. next to Izzy’s.
TIFFANY & CO.
505 Vine St., (513) 721-2022, www.tiffany.com;
Mon-Sat, 10am-7pm; Sun, 12-5pm » Internationally renowned retailer, designer, manufacturer and distributor. Offerings include fine
jewelry, timepieces, sterling silverware, china,
crystal, stationery, fragrances and accessories.
TRI-STATE JEWELERS
630 Race St., (513) 723-0515; Mon-Fri, 10am6pm; Sat, 12am-5pm » Jewelry for men and
women.
WHAT IF GIFT SOLUTIONS
580 Walnut St., (513) 519-9188; Mon-Fri,
9:30am-4pm » Gift shop, featuring Chamilia
jewelry, located on the skywalk level.
MARKETS
AVRIL-BLEH & SONS MEAT MARKET
33 E. Court St., (513) 241-2433, www.sausage
specialists.com; Tue-Fri, 7:30am-5:30pm;
Sat, 7am-5pm » In business since 1894, offering 37 varieties of homemade sausage and
smoked meats; plus beef, pork, veal, lamb
and seafood.
BENDER MEATS
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » A complete selection
of fine meats including fresh pork, deli items
and Schad’s hams, in addition to party trays
and family packs made to order.
BETINA’S
1801 Race St, (513) 324-8727, www.betina
skincare.com » Discover natural skincare
products, which have been skillfully crafted
from some of the finest ingredients that nature has to offer at a very affordable price.
BOUCHARD’S PASTAS & BAKED GOODS
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market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Offers fresh, takehome desserts, pastas and sauces and madeto-order salads, pasta and flat bread pizzas.
BUSCH’S COUNTRY CORNER
market.org; Mon, 8am-1pm; Tue-Fri, 8am6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Amish
poultry, rabbit, quail, goose and duck.
CHAS BARE MEATS
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » USDA choice beef,
select pork, grade A poultry and full line of
deli items. Party trays available.
CIANCIOLO’S MARKET
720 Main St., (513) 421-5051; Mon-Fri, 7am4:30pm; Closed Sat » Fresh produce and
other foods.
COURT & MAIN MARKET
931 Main St., (513) 421-2600; Mon-Sat, 6am8pm » Small market and sundries.
COLONEL DE’S
GOURMET HERBS & SPICE
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » This spice store
feature over 400 culinary herbs, spices, and
specialty blends.”
4pm » Fresh poultry and prepared foods,
homemade goetta, chili and soup, and many
breakfast foods.
EVERYTHING’S D’VINE
320 W. Fourth, (513) 621-6700, www.every
thingsdvine.com; Tues-Thurs, Sat 12am-7pm;
Fri, 12-8pm; Wine tastings Fri, 5:30pm7:30pm » A new wine store in the historic
4th Street District. Wine and craft beers at
affordable prices. A new simple way to buy
wine and craft beer.
FINDLAY MARKET
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm (Mon call vendors) »
Findlay Market is Ohio’s oldest continuously
operated public market and one of Cincinnati’s most cherished institutions. The Market
is located just blocks from downtown in Overthe-Rhine, a dense historic neighborhood rich
in 19th century architecture.
FRANK’S FISH & SEAFOOD MARKET
1801 Race St., (513) 421-0900, www.franks
fishandseafoodmarket.com; Tue-Fri, 9am6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm
FRESH TABLE
1801 Race St., (513) 381-3774, www.fresh
table.biz; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Offers sustainable, local,
organic full menu available for takeout by the
pound. Also downtown and Over-the-Rhine
delivery and curbside service.
GARFIELD MINI MART
723 Vine St., (513) 721-1279; Mon-Fri, 7am9pm; Sat, 8am-9pm; Sun, 9am-5pm » Snacks,
soft drinks and more.
GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER
11 E. Sixth St., (513) 421-2223, www.gnc.com;
Mon-Fri,10am-5am; Sat, 10am-3pm » Vitamins, supplements, minerals, herbs, sports
nutrition, diet and energy and health and
beauty products.
GRAMMA DEBBIE’S KITCHEN
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Old fashioned
comfort food.
HEIBA HAVEN
608 Main St., (513) 381-1568; Mon-Thurs,
7am-7pm; Fri, 7am-12pm; Sat, 12pm-1am »
DAISY MAE’S MARKET
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Fresh and organic produce.
Delivery available for custom orders.
DEAN’S MEDITERRANEAN IMPORTS
108 W. Elder St., (513) 241-8222,
mediterranean-imports.com; Tue-Thurs,
9am-6pm; Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat, 7am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Products include imported
Greek olives and olive oil, Old World pasta
and sauces, grains, beans, European breads,
fresh roasted nuts and cooking spices.
DOLLAR DEPOT
927 Vine St., (513) 621-4333, www.downtown
dollardepot.com; Mon-Fri, 8:30am-6:30pm,
Sat, 10am-5:30pm » Everything $1 or less.
Food, greeting cards, household items, pet
care, hardware and toys.
DOWNTOWN CONVENIENCE STORE
615 Main St., (513) 621-0555; Mon-Fri,
7:30am-8pm » Snacks, soft drinks and more.
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Soda, candy, tobacco, hookahs, shisha and
other novelties from North Africa
HEIDELBERG
DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
1110 Kenner St., (513) 381-9120; Mon-Thurs,
9am-5pm; Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 9:30am-1:30pm
» Quarter and half barrel kegs.
HEIST FISH & POULTRY
106 W. Elder St., (513) 721-3474; www.findlaymarket.org; Tue-Thu, 9am-5pm; Fri, 9am-6pm
» Fresh fish and seafood delivered several
times a week, plus organic chicken (fresh
or frozen). Specialty seafood items include
squid, octopus, eel and soft-shell crab.
IDA’S CANDLES
424 Findlay St., (859) 816-5946, www.findlay
market.org/merchants/ida-candles » Hand
poured, natural soy blend candles and tarts.
J.E. GIBBS CHEESE
1801 Race St., (513) 421-7459, www.findlaymarket.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Cheeses, butter, eggs,
homemade fudge.
KROEGER AND SONS MEATS
1801 Race St., (513) 651-5543, www.findlaymarket.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » More than 50 varieties of
handmade sausages, including nine different
types of chicken sausage made with all-whitemeat chicken.
KROGER
1420 Vine St., (513) 721-7285, www.kroger.
com; Mon-Sun, 7am-9pm » Grocery store.
LUKEN’S FISH,
POULTRY AND SEAFOOD
1801 Race St., (513) 621-5567, www.
findlaymarket.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat,
8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Fresh fish and
seafood flown in daily; fresh poultry. Sauces,
breadings and dips.
MACKIE QUALITY MEATS
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Custom-cut beef,
pork and pork ribs, processed beef items and
fresh Amish poultry.
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MADISON’S OF FINDLAY MARKET
110 W. Elder St., (513) 723-0590; Tue-Fri,
9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm
» Organic produce including exotic mushrooms, fingerling potatoes, fresh fruits and
vegetables in addition to a selection of
organic cereals, eggs and milk. On Saturday,
organic coffee, donuts, soups and sandwiches are available.
org; Tue-Fri, 9am-5pm; Sat, 8am-5pm; Sun,
10am-4pm » Gourmet coffees, bulk teas and
spices, dried fruit. Deli salads, pickles, prepared
salads and oils. Bakery goods, fresh pasta. Imported and domestic cheeses and sausages.
Sun, 9am-9pm; Pharmacy hours: Mon-Fri,
8am-8pm; Sat, 9am-6pm; Sat, 9am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-2pm » Pharmacy, food, greeting
cards, cosmetics, etc.
SPATZ NATURAL LIFE
607 Main St., (513) 621-0347; Mon-Fri,
8:30am-4pm » Health food store.
TRAVEL
MAK’S CONVENIENCE STORE
904 Main St., (513) 421-6257; Mon-Sat, 7am6pm » Snacks, soft drinks and more.
SUNSHINE FINE FOOD DELI
720 Elm St., (513) 723-1331; Mon-Thurs, 9am7pm; Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 10am-2pm » Deli
counter, carryout sandwiches and specials,
groceries, beer and wine.
THE MARKET
151 W. Fifth St., (513) 579-1234, cincinnati.
hyatt.com; Mon-Sun, 6am-8pm » Hyatt
Regency Cincinnati store with traditional and
gourmet groceries from regional sources.
THE MARKET AT
QUEEN CITY SQUARE
301 E. Fourth St., (513) 762-9555;
Mon-Fri, 6:30am-6pm » Convenience store
and food market.
MARKET WINES
128 W. Elder St., (513) 744-9888, www.
findlaymarket.org; Mon, 4am-7:30pm; Tues,
10am-7:30pm; Wed-Fri, 9am-7:30pm; Sat,
8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-6pm » Fine wines,
microbrewed and imported beers, wine
accessories.
MIKE’S MEATS
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Frozen chicken patties and
nuggets, lunch meats, frozen convenience
foods, candy.
PARK + VINE
1202 Main St., (513) 721-7275, www.parkand
vine.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-7pm; Sat, 9am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-5pm » A green general store that
offers environmentally friendly and ecologically minded merchandise from like-minded
suppliers, with groceries, home furnishings,
personal care products, and apparel.
QUEEN CITY WINE & SPIRITS
113 E. Fifth St., (513) 579-9999; Mon-Sat, 9am11pm; Sun, 11am-9pm » State Liquor store with
wine, beer, mixers and spirits.
VARIETY MARKET
719 Vine St., (513) 579-0055; Mon-Fri, 7am10pm; Sat, 8am-12pm; Sun, 8am-8pm » Small
market and sundries.
WEST COURT ST. CARRYOUT
28 W. Court St., (513) 579-8600; Mon-Fri,
8am-8pm » Beverages and snacks.
ZINNCINNATI
1801 Race St., (513) 275-2331, www.zinn
cinnati.com; Wed-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Fresh cut flowers and
plants.
PHARMACIES &
NEWSSTANDS
CVS
36 E. Seventh St., (513) 721-5450, www.cvs.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat, 9am-5pm; Sun,
11am-5pm; Pharmacy hours: Mon-Fri, 7am7pm; Sat, 9am-5pm
604 Race St., (513) 345-3801, www.cvs.com;
Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat, 9am-7pm; Sun, 10am6pm; Pharmacy hours: Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm;
Sat, 9am-2pm » Pharmacy, food, greeting
cards, cosmetics, etc.
FOUNTAIN NEWS SHOP
101 E. Fifth St., (513) 421-4049; Mon-Fri,
6am-11pm; Sat, 6:30am-11pm; Sun, 7am-9pm »
Wide selection of newspapers and magazines.
VINE STREET NEWS
535 Vine St., (513) 784-0111; Mon-Fri, 7am9pm; Sat, 8am-9pm; Sun, 9-4 » Newspapers,
magazines and snacks.
SAIGON MARKET
119 W. Elder St., (513) 721-8053, www.findlay
market.org; Tues-Fri, 9:30am-6pm, Sat, 8am6pm, Sun, 10am-4pm » Imported products
from China, Vietnam, Thailand, Japan and the
Phillippines. Wholesale available.
WALGREEN’S
406 Main St., (513) 721-0840, www.walgreens.
Pharmacy hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat,
10am-2pm
SILVERGLADES
1801 Race St., (513) 421-6156, www.findlaymarket.
601 Race St., (513) 929-4111, www.walgreens.
AAA TRAVEL
15 W. Central Pkwy., (513) 762-3100, www.
aaacincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 8:30am-6pm
» Travel agency planning tours and cruises.
Also available: Trip-Tiks for AAA members;
American Express Travelers Cheques, airline
reservations, car rentals, hotel reservations,
instant passport photos.
PREMIUM TICKETS
317 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-3301, www.
premium-tickets.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm;
Sat, 10am-5pm » Independent ticket agency
for concerts and events.
RIVERFRONT CHOICE TICKETS
114 W. Third St., (513) 721-7328,
www.333seat.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat,
Sun, (special event days only) » Independent
ticket agency for concerts and events.
WIRELESS &
ELECTRONICS
BANG & OLUFSEN
6 W. Fourth St., (513) 808-4808, http://
beocincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 11am-7pm; Sat,
12-6pm » This independent licensed dealer
of Bang & Olufsen products offers individual
customer care and attention backed by the
prestige and brand recognition of a worldwide
company creating audio, video, telecommunication and home automation solutions.
CINCINNATI BELL WIRELESS
201 E. Fourth St., (513) 397-9548, www.
cbwireless.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm » Phones,
calling plans and accessories.
COMPLETE WIRELESS
728 Main St., (513) 579-1999, www.complete
wireless.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm; 1st
Saturday of month 10am-4pm » One-stop
wireless shop.
I-WIRELESS
611 Race St., (513) 621-2255; Mon-Fri, 10am6pm (Fri closed 2pm-2:45pm); Sat, 10am6pm » Phones, accessories and repairs.
RADIO SHACK
www.radioshack.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-7pm;
Sat, 10am-6pm » Phones, electronics, hobby
supplies and batteries.
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CULTURAL
ATTRACTIONS
AMERICAN CLASSICAL
MUSIC HALL OF FAME
1225 Elm St., (513) 621-3263, www.american
classicalmusic.org; Open by appt. » A
timeline through classical music, focusing
on American classical music, and interactive
displays of inductees.
LOCAL
CAREW TOWER OBSERVATION
DECK & GIFT SHOP
441 Vine St., (513) 579-9735; Mon-Thu, 9am5:30pm; Fri 9am-6pm; Sat-Sun 10am-7pm »
At the top of Cincinnati’s tallest building, a
chance to buy souvenirs and take a look at
the surrounding territory.
CITY HALL
801 Plum St., (513) 352-3000, www.
cincinnati-oh.gov » Designed by renowned
19th-century architect Samuel Hannaford,
this 1893 Richardsonian Romanesque-style
building is the home of city government,
including offices for the mayor, city council
members and council chambers.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY (TOP) COURTESY OF CINCINNATI REDS; (BOTTOM, LEFT)
THADD FIALA; (BOTTOM, RIGHT) COURTESY DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI INC.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE
Vine & Fifth Sts., (513) 621-4400, www.my
fountainsquare.com » At the heart of downtown, Fountain Square is the premier public
space where Cincinnatians gather, celebrate
and connect as a city. The centerpiece is the
historic Tyler Davidson Fountain, dedicated
in 1871 to the people of Cincinnati. Events
are programmed throughout the year, plus a
seasonal ice rink.
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KROHN CONSERVATORY
1501 Eden Park Dr., (513) 352-4080, www.
cincinnatiparks.com; Tue-Sun 10am-5pm
» An indoor botanical garden operated by
Cincinnati Park Board, showcasing more than
1,000 plant species from around the world,
featuring a desert room, palm room, fern
room, orchid room and Bonsai display. Gift
shop offers plants, gardening accessories
and gifts for gardeners and lovers of nature.
Admission varies according to the events and
shows. Free parking.
HORSESHOE CASINO
1000 Broadway St., (513) 252-0777, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Open 24 hours »
Horseshoe Cincinnati is a premier gaming,
entertainment, and dining destination. The
casino features over 2,000 slot machines,
85 table games and a 31-table World Series
of Poker room. The property offers nearly
33,000 square feet of flexible meeting and
event space, and an outdoor event space.
OMNIMAX THEATER
Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal,
1301 Western Ave., (513) 287-7000, www.
cincymuseum.org; Call or visit website for
show times. » A state-of-the-art movie
theater showing specially created features on
a five-story, 260-degree domed screen that
surrounds audiences and immerses them in
the experience. Subjects range from natural
wonders and space flight to rock-and-roll and
exploration of unusual locales.
SCHMIDLAPP EVENT LAWN
100 E. Ted Berry Way, (513) 352-4079, www.
cincinnatiparks.org » An event lawn within
the new Smale Riverfront Park featuring live
music, movie screenings, and more events.
GALLERIES
1305 GALLERY
1305 Main St., (513) 383-6815, www.1305
gallery.blogspot.com; Thu-Sun, 12-4pm »
The gallery works to encourage the rebirth of
Over-the-Rhine’s art resources.
5TH STREET GALLERY
55 W. Fifth St, (513) 579-9333,
www.5thstreetgallery.com; Mon-Thu & Sat
10am-6pm, Fri 10am-9pm » A coalition of
nationally and internationally recognized local
artists, working in a variety of media: glass art,
sculpture, painting, ceramics, jewelry and photography. A different artist is featured monthly.
ARCHITECTURAL FOUNDATION
OF CINCINNATI GALLERY
811 Race St., (513) 421-4469, www.architecture
cincy.org; Tues-Thu 12pm-3pm or by appointment » Through programming and educational outreach, AFC inspires public engagement in shaping the built environment.
ART ACADEMY OF
CINCINNATI GALLERIES
1212 Jackson St., (513) 562-6262, www.
artacademy.edu; Mon-Fri 9am-9pm, Sat-Sun
9am-5pm; call for summer hours » Public
galleries at the Art Academy, an independent
college of art and design. Open for Final
ART BEYOND BOUNDARIES
1410 Main St., (513) 421-8726, www.artbeyond
boundaries.com; Mon-Fri 10am-5pm » A
visual art gallery showcasing the work of local
artists with disabilities. Open for Final Friday
Gallery Walk.
ARTWORKS GALLERY
artworkscincinnati.org; Mon-Fri 9am-5pm »
Showcasing art of young and emerging talent
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whose works range from fun and funky to
provocative and profound. Also the home for
a program that employs teenagers in summer
jobs in the arts.
BROMWELL’S GALLERY
117 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-0620, www.
bromwellsart.wordpress.com; Mon-Fri 9am5pm » Gallery located inside Bromwell’s
showcasing featured artists through openings, tours, private showings, artist lectures
and promotional events.
CARL SOLWAY GALLERY
424 Findlay St., (513) 621-0069, www.
solwaygallery.com; Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 125pm » Founded in 1962, this gallery exhibits
contemporary painting, sculpture, photography, graphics and video. Adjacent free and
secure parking lot.
CINCINNATI ART GALLERIES
225 E. Sixth St., (513) 381-2128, www.cincinnati
artgalleries.com; Mon-Fri 9am-4pm, Sat
10am-3pm » Featuring 19th- and 20thcentury American and European paintings,
with a special focus on the Cincinnati School
Painters. Offers consulting, auctions, appraisals, lectures, art restoration and fine framing.
Monthly exhibitions.
CLAY STREET PRESS
1312 Clay St., (513) 241-3232, www.patsfall
graphics.com; Tues-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 124pm » Specializes in the printing of small edition hand-pulled prints in a number of media.
Open for Final Friday Gallery Walk.
LOSANTIVILLE LTD
1311 Main St., (513) 214-7732, www.losantiville
ltd.com; Hours by appt. » A design collective,
workshop, studio, and retail space focusing
on design, quality, and authenticity. Open for
Final Friday Gallery Walk.
PENDLETON ART CENTER
1310 Pendleton St., (513) 421-9791, www.
pendletonartcenter.com; Final Friday 6pm10pm; Second Saturdays 11am-3pm » The
‘world’s largest collection of artists under one
roof’ is open on the final Friday of each month
(6-10 p.m.) when artists’ studios are open to
the public, offering an opportunity to view
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creative art space and purchase one-of-a-kind
artwork directly from artists. Second Look Saturdays follow the Final Friday Gallery Walks.
cincinnati.com; See class schedule. » Boutique pilates and corealign studio. Small
group fitness and equipment classes.
RICHARD BUTZ GALLERY
1425 Main St., (513) 378-0618, www.richard
butzgallery.com; Fri-Sun, 12-4pm; By appointment » Gallery space and design studio
that exhibits work by select artists.
DOWNTOWN MERCY HEALTHPLEX
221 E. Fourth Sts., (513) 924-8413, http://
www.e-mercy.com/healthplex.aspx; Mon-Fri
5:30am-8pm, Sat 8am-3pm » Offers 9,200
square feet of today’s finest fitness amenities
and cutting edge equipment; well-appointed
locker rooms; expert staff; certified personal
trainers and group fitness instructors; express
workouts, and group fitness and indoor
cycling studios.On-site Mercy Health - Downtown Medical Care office
ROOKWOOD POTTERY CO
1920 Race St., (513) 381-2510, www.rookwood
.com; Mon-Sat 10am-4pm » Founded in Cincinnati, and located in a 100,000 square foot
facility. Production and showroom are open.
WESTON ART GALLERY
650 Walnut St., (513) 977-4165, www.
westonartgallery.com; Tue-Sat 10am5:30pm, Sun 12-5pm, Open late on P&G Hall
show nights » With galleries on two levels
and 3,500 square feet of exhibition space,
the gallery serves as a staging ground for
intriguing visual art by local, national and
internationally-recognized artists.
YES GALLERY
1417 Main St., (513) 519-9542, www.yes
cincinnati.com; Thu-Fri 4-10pm, Sat 12-4pm
» Independent artist-run gallery, shop, and
studio, seeking unconventional approaches
to make and experience art. Open for Final
YWCA WOMEN’S ART GALLERY
898 Walnut St., (513) 241-7090, www.
ywcacincinnati.org; Mon-Sat 8am-5pm
» The gallery features local, national and
international exhibits and is the only gallery
in Greater Cincinnati exclusively for women’s
art. Free and open to the public.
HEALTH & FITNESS
BACK RUB MARY
441 Vine St., (513) 721-7822; Mon-Fri 11am6pm, Sat 12-4pm » 10, 15, 20 and 30 minute
back rubs.
CINCINNATI ATHLETIC CLUB
111 Shillito Pl., (513) 241-0096, www.cac1853.
com; Mon-Fri, 4am-9pm, Sat, 6am-9pm,
Sun 7:30am-9pm » Oldest, continuously
operating men’s club in existence, since 1853.
Amenities include 20 yard marble pool, golf
driving range, suspended track, basketball
court, racquetball, personal trainer, cardio
and strength training equipment, massage,
tanning bed, dry and steam saunas, whirlpool.
Club Lounge.
CORE CINCINNATI
1423 Vine St., (513) 621-7800, www.core
EVERYONE MASSAGE
602 Main St., Suite 700, (513) 301-4611,
www.everyonemassage.com; By appt. »
Offering massage techniques that improve
circulation, detoxify the body, relieve tension,
enhance muscle tone, and increase mental
alertness to benefit the body and mind.
FITNEXT
803 Sycamore St., (513) 721-0055, www.
cincyfitnext.com; Mon-Fri 6:30am-8:30pm,
Sat 8am-2pm, times may vary based on
scheduled appts
1421 Vine St., (513) 721-0055, www.cincyfit
next.com; Mon-Fri 6:30am-8:30pm, Sat 8am2pm, times may vary based on scheduled
appts » A personal training and group fitness
studio. Services include cardio combat, step
aerobics, mixed martial arts circuit and more.
THE GYM AT CAREW TOWER
441 Vine St., (513) 651-1442, www.thegym
atcarewtower.com; Mon-Thu 5:30am-11pm,
Fri 5:30am-11pm, Sat 7am-11pm, Sun 8am9pm » Full-service gym. One-day guest rates
available.
INNER PEACE HOLISTIC CENTER
811 Race St., (513) 784-0403, www.innerpeace
center.net; Mon-Fri 10am-9pm, Sat 10am5pm, Sun 12-6pm » Swedish massage, hot
stone massage, Thai foot massage, reflexology, energy work, waxing, facials, classes and
much more.
MAIN STREET YOGA
1201 Main St., (513) 703-4175, www.
mainstreetyoga.biz; See class schedule »
Urban studio for beginners or intermediate
students.
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PENDLETON PILATES
500 Reading Rd., (513) 478-3232, www.
pendletonpilates.com; See class schedule »
Private, semi-private and group equipment
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struction. Free parking in adjacent Pendleton
Square parking lot.
THE PUNCH HOUSE – OPENING FALL 2014
708 Walnut St., Suite #100, (513) 381-1650, www.thepunchhouse.com » Fun, safe, and
motivational atmosphere known for “Ultimate
Fitness Training.” Trainers teach techniques of
a boxing, MMA, and cross-fit strength training.
QUEEN CITY CROSSFIT
18 W. Seventh St., (513) 638-9799, www.queen
citycrossfit.com; See website for schedule. »
A strength and conditioning gym providing a
program that is safe and effective.
SNAP FITNESS 24-7
15 E. Seventh St., (513) 245-4966, www.snap
fitness.com/cincinnati; Open 24 hours, 7 days
a week » Features 24/7 access, cardio and
strength-training equipment, and a safe, secure
environment. Also, no contracts, the ability to
freeze memberships for up to three months
annually and use of any Snap Fitness club.
SPA AT 21C
609 Walnut St., (513) 578-6603, www.21c
museumhotels.com/cincinnati/stay/spa/;
Tue-Sat, 10am-8pm, Sun 10am–4pm, Mon
11am–7 pm » Includes signature facials by
RéVive skincare as well as massages and body
wraps, with packages combining massages,
hydrating facials, bath rituals, and body
scrubs, with add-ons like nail services and
bath treatments.
SWEAT TRAINING
18 W. Seventh St., (513) 467-9328, www.sweat
training.com; Personal Training by appt; see
Boot Camp schedule » Personal training and
boot camp offered in an urban loft gym, complete with a 73-foot turf runway. No contract
obligation, pay as you go. Call to schedule
appointment.
UC PRIMARY CARE
425 Walnut St., (513) 475-8000, uchealth.
com/services/primary-care/; Mon-Tue &
Thu-Fri 9am-5pm » Board-certified primary
care physicians in general internal and family
medicine, dedicated to providing compassionate care in the heart of downtown.
YMCA
1105 Elm St., (513) 241-5348, www.myy.
org; Mon-Fri 5am-9pm, Sat 7am–5pm, Sun
10am–5pm » Offers a wide variety of group
fitness classes, personal training, racquetball
and handball courts, fitness center with free
weights and cardio equipment, gymnasium,
indoor track, steam room, sauna, whirlpool,
and heated indoor pool. As a YMCA member,
you can enjoy city-wide access to 13 locations
across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Library is part of the Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County, a county-wide
system also including 40 branch libraries,
making it one of the largest and busiest in
the U.S. Open daily, it spans two city blocks
and is a downtown hub serving on average
25,000 people each week. Its dynamic new
service model emphasizes convenience and
increased access to technology.
THE YOGA BAR
825 Main St., (970) 274-4402, www.The
YogaBar.net; See class schedule » Offering more than a dozen weekly classes of
Ashtanga, Yin and Vinyasa Yoga for every
level of yogi, led by dedicated teachers and
practitioners. Workshops, guest teachers,
arts and cultural events and live music are
featured at the studio.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
414 Walnut St., (513) 621-0717, www.
mercantilelibrary.com; Mon-Fri 9am-5:30pm,
Sat 10am-3pm » Dating from 1835, the city’s
oldest library houses a historic, constantly
renewed collection of books and art in its
landmark Reading Room. The city’s literary
center produces author events, discussions,
forums, and concerts throughout the year.
YOU DO YOGA
1319 Main St., (513) 258-2002, www.youdo
yoga.com; See class schedule » Offers a wide
variety of daily yoga classes including Taoist,
Yin, Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Power, Kids, and
Prenatal yoga, meditation, martial arts, Reiki
and Thai Yoga Massage Therapy. A 200 hour
teacher training program is also available.
YWCA HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER
898 Walnut St., (513) 361-2116, www.ywca.
org/cincinnati/fitnesscenter; Mon-Fri
5:30am-8:30pm, Sat 9am-5pm » A co-ed
fitness center with a full range of equipment,
indoor track, lap pool, full court gymnasium,
fitness classes and more.
LIBRARIES
LLOYD LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
917 Plum St., (513) 721-3707, www.lloyd
library.org; Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm, 3rd Sat
(Sept-May) 9am-4pm » Houses more than
200,000 volumes, the collection in this
library focuses on botany, pharmacy, alternative medicines, and horticulture. Open to the
public, but materials do not circulate.
MAIN LIBRARY / PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF CINCINNATI & HAMILTON COUNTY
800 Vine St., (513) 369-6900, www.
cincinnatilibrary.org; Mon-Wed 9am-9pm,
Thu-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 1-5pm » The Main
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full list of sculptures, murals, and themed itineraries
at downtowncincinnati.com/artventure.
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MUSEUMS
THE BETTS HOUSE
416 Clark St., (513) 651-0734, www.thebetts
house.org; Tue-Thu 11am-2pm, Sat 12:30-5pm
(open 2nd and 4th Sat), also by appt. » Built
in 1804, it is Ohio’s oldest brick house and it
promotes the study of building materials and
historic preservation through special exhibits
and public programs. Tours of the house
showcase its history and construction.
CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM
953 Eden Park Dr., (513) 721-2787, www.
cincinnatiartmuseum.org; Tue-Sun 11am-5pm
» Located in Eden Park and founded in 1881,
the Cincinnati Art Museum is one of America’s
most respected visual arts institutions, offering 6,000 years of great art. The Terrace
Cafe offers dining in the midst of great art or
in the open-air central courtyard. Saturdays
and Sundays often feature family programs
and activities.
CINCINNATI MUSEUM CENTER
AT UNION TERMINAL
1301 Western Ave., (513) 287-7000, www.
cincymuseum.org; Mon-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun
11am-6pm » Located in an historic Art Deco
train station built in 1933, Cincinnati Museum
Center offers special exhibitions and houses
the Cincinnati History Museum, Duke Energy
Children’s Museum, the Museum of Natural
History & Science, the Cincinnati Historical
Society Library and the Omnimax Theater.
CINCINNATI REDS
HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
redsmuseum.org; See website for hours »
Baseball fans enjoy 10 galleries to learn about
baseball’s first professional team. On view are
over 500 objects, including the three World
Series trophies -- the ‘Big Red Machine’ from
1975 and 1976, plus the team that swept the
series in 1990 -- and the 81 Hall of Fame
plaques from the Reds Hall of Fame.
CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER
44 E. Sixth St., (513) 345-8400, www.
contemporaryartscenter.org; Mon 10am9pm, Wed-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat-Sun 11am6pm » One of the earliest contemporary art
institutions in the United States and long a
progressive cultural force, the CAC continues
to surprise, challenge, educate, and entertain
audiences by presenting and exploring the
art of the ‘last 15 minutes.’ Free admission on
Monday evenings.
FIRE MUSEUM OF GREATER CINCINNATI
315 W. Court St., (513) 621-5553, www.cincy
firemuseum.com; Tue-Sat 10am-4pm » Over
200 years of firefighting history on display,
including exhibits of early leather fire buckets, an 1808 fire drum, the oldest surviving
fire engine in Cincinnati, a Hunneman hand
pumper up to a modern Emergency-One
fire engine cab and a house to try out safety
practices. The Fire Museum can also be a setting for special events.
GREATER CINCINNATI POLICE MUSEUM
959 W. Eighth St., (513) 300-3664, www.
gcphs.com; Tue-Thu & Sat 10am-4pm, also by
appt. » The Police Museum collects and presents history and artifacts of more than 100
municipal, county, state, and federal law enforcement agencies who have, for more than
200 years, served 8 contiguous counties of
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Free admission.
NATIONAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
FREEDOM CENTER
50 E. Freedom Way, (513) 333-7500, www.
freedomcenter.org; Tue-Sun 11am-5pm »
Opened in 2004 and located on the riverfront, it tells the stories and circumstances
of 19th-century slavery and the people who
sought to escape it via the Underground
Railroad, a network of sympathizers who
helped slaves escape to freedom. The Center
also explores the importance of freedom in
today’s world.
TAFT MUSEUM OF ART
316 Pike St., (513) 241-0343, www.taft
museum.org; Wed-Fri 11am-4pm, Sat-Sun
11am-5pm » A National Historic Landmark,
housed in a Federal Period home dating
from 1820 and considered one of the finest
small art museums in America. On display are
European and American paintings by masters
such as Rembrandt, Sargent, Turner, Hals and
Whistler, Chinese porcelains, and European
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decorative arts. Includes a special exhibition
gallery, gardens, cafe and a museum shop.
Free to all on Sundays.
nati Park Board, Friendship Park features
an international plaza with flags, winding
walkways, sculptures, and a pavilion available
for rental purposes.
PARKS
WASHINGTON PARK
1230 Elm St., http://washingtonpark.org
» The park includes a civic lawn, a performance stage, a 450-space underground
parking garage, and extensive landscaping.
Other elements include a dog park, playgrounds with unique features, groupings of
water jets and interactive fountains, a restroom building, and a concession building.
FIDO FIELD
630 Eggleston Ave., www.facebook.com/
groups/DowntownDogRA » Downtown’s
first off-leash, fully fenced, 1/2 acre dog play
area. Note: When locked, the combo is B-AR-K. Donations to support the park at www.
gcfdn.org.
LYTLE PARK
501 E. Fourth St., www.cincinnatiparks.com »
One of 70 neighborhood parks managed by
the Cincinnati Park Board featuring a statue
of Abraham Lincoln, a gift to the City of
Cincinnati by the Charles Phelps Taft family,
presented to the city by former President
Wm. Howard Taft in 1917.
PHYLLIS W. SMALE RIVERFRONT PARK
100 E. Ted Berry Way, www.mysmaleriverfrontpark.com » Phase I of the new riverfront
park includes the Moerlein Lager House,
water features, stage and event lawn, bike
center and welcome center, a section of the
Ohio River Bike Trail and more. Managed by
the Cincinnati Park Board.
PIATT PARK
1 Garfield Pl., www.cincinnatiparks.com »
A gift to the city in 1817, his two-block long
shady park has fountains, seating, and WiFi
access.
SAWYER POINT
801 E. Pete Rose Way, www.cincinnatiparks.
com » A mile long park along Cincinnati’s
riverfront featuring award winning landscaping, a performance pavilion, concessions,
8 outdoor tennis courts, 3 sand volleyball
courts, a world class playground, a dynamic
water feature, and bike rentals. Managed by
the Cincinnati Park Board.
THEODORE M. BERRY
INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP PARK
1101 Eastern Ave., www.cincinnatiparks.com
» A 20-acre park located on the riverfront
and opened in 2003. Managed by the Cincin-
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PERFORMING ARTS
CHILDREN’S THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
317 E. Fifth St., (513) 569-8080, www.the
childrenstheatre.com » For nearly 90 years,
this group has presented stories and adventures for children and families at the Taft
Theatre. Performances happen in October,
December, February and April.
CINCINNATI ARTS ASSOCIATION
650 Walnut St., (513) 621-2787, www.
CincinnatiArts.org » Founded in 1992, the
CAA is a not-for-profit organization that
oversees the programming and management
of two major performing arts venues, the
Aronoff Center for the Arts and Music Hall,
and is dedicated to supporting performing and visual arts.Venues are available for
special events. Ticket and event info is on the
website, at CAA Ticket Offices in the Aronoff
or Music Hall, or (513) 621-2787.
CINCINNATI BALLET
1555 Central Pkwy., (513) 621-5219, www.
cballet.org » Since 1963, Cincinnati Ballet
has been the cornerstone professional ballet
company of the region, presenting a mix of
classical full-length and repertory ballets
with live orchestral accompaniment. With
the mantra “Everybody dances,” Cincinnati
Ballet presents exhilarating performances,
extensive education outreach programs and
classes for children and adults.
CINCINNATI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
105 W. Fourth St., (513) 723-1182, www.
ccocincinnati.org » Performs classical music
written for small string orchestras at SCPA
Corbett Theatre in Over-the-Rhine.
featuring world renowned conductors and
great soloists to present choral masterpieces.
CINCINNATI MUSIC THEATRE
650 Walnut St., (513) 621-2787, www.
cincinnatimusictheatre.org » This venerable
community theater offers musical theater
productions in the Aronoff Center’s JarsonKaplan Theater.
CINCINNATI OPERA
opera.org » Founded in 1920 and the second
oldest opera company in the U.S., Cincinnati
Opera presents grand opera every June and
July, with repertoire ranging from beloved
classics to contemporary masterworks. Performances feature international singers, worldclass conductors, stunning sets and costumes,
and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
CINCINNATI PLAYHOUSE IN THE PARK
962 Mt. Adams Cir., (513) 421-3888, www.
cincyplay.com » Recipient of the 2004
Regional Theatre Tony Award and the 2007
Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical,
this renowned regional theater is recognized
for its artistic excellence. The season runs
September to June with 11 productions on
CINCINNATI PLAYWRIGHT’S INITIATIVE
650 Walnut St., (513) 621-2787, www.cinci
playwrights.org » A group of playwrights,
actors, directors and producers who live
and work in the Cincinnati area, dedicated
to developing new plays written by local
playwrights, hosting readings at the Aronoff
Center’s Fifth Third Bank Theater.
CINCINNATI POPS ORCHESTRA
pops.org » Founded in 1977 by the late
Maestro Erich Kunzel and now under the
direction of John Morris Russell, the Pops is
one of America’s best known (and frequently
recorded) musical ensembles. Using the
same musicians as the Cincinnati Symphony,
the Pops is one of the world’s most active
classical pops ensembles.
CINCINNATI SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
717 Race St., (513) 381-2273, www.cincy
shakes.com » Cincinnati’s only professional
resident ensemble theatre dedicated to
316 Pike street
www.taftmuseum.org
downtown cincinnati
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CINCINNATI MAY FESTIVAL
1241 Elm St., (513) 381-3300, www.may
festival.com » The oldest and most recognized choral festival in the Western hemisphere. Each May, the 150-member chorus
joins the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra,
two stages, including the holiday favorite, A
Christmas Carol. Also presents the Rosenthal
Next Generation Theatre Series for children
and families.
Discover a world-renowned
art collection, including
the Taft's prized Rembrandt.
Rembrandt van Rijn, Portrait of a Man Rising from
His Chair (detail), 1633, oil on canvas. Taft Museum of Art
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bringing classic works by Shakespeare and
others -- from Oscar Wilde to Tennessee
Williams -- to modern audiences. Intimate
performing space for audiences of 150, young
actors and lots of vitality.
broadwayincincinnati.com » Presents firstclass touring Broadway musicals and plays
like Wicked, Les Misérables, Mamma Mia and
more, year-round at the Aronoff Center. Subscriptions and single tickets available.
gerbils, hamsters, ferrets, and small birds. Dr.
Bob Biederman, Jr., DVM.
CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
symphony.org » As the nation’s fifth oldest
symphony orchestra, the CSO has played a
leading role in the cultural life of the city and
region since its founding in 1895. Concerts are
offered September through May at Music Hall,
and other offerings include Young People’s
concerts for school children, Lollipops Family
concerts, CSO Chamber Players concerts,
free community and regional concerts each
summer, and educational programs.
KNOW THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
1120 Jackson St., (513) 300-5669, www.
knowtheatre.com » Founded in 1997, Know
Theatre produces contemporary theatre.
A mainstage season of plays and musicals
occurs August to May each year. In addition,
Know produces the Cincinnati Fringe Festival,
every June. Facility features a 99-seat main
theatre and a versatile lobby area with a small
stage and a full bar called The Underground.
AWAKEN THE CITY
1310 Race St., (513) 871-1345, www.awaken
thecity.org; Sun 9:30am » Formerly Nast
Trinity United Methodist Church. A welcoming
and inclusive congregation.
MAMLUFT&CO. DANCE
650 Walnut St., (513) 494-6526, http://www.
mamluftcodance.org » Non-profit modern
dance company, directed by its founder
Jeanne Mam-Luft with performer-collaborators assembled from across the country.
CITY GOSPEL MISSION
1419 Elm St., (513) 241-5525, www.citygospel
mission.org; Non-denominational services
daily at 6:30pm
CONTEMPORARY DANCE THEATER
650 Walnut St., (513) 591-1222, www.cdtdance.org » Presenter of touring dancers
and dance companies at the Aronoff Center’s
Jarson-Kaplan Theater. As part of the National
Performance Network, CDT offers dance,
alternative theater, mime, puppetry, experimental theater, performance art and music.
ELEMENTZ
1100 Race St, (513) 721-5800, http://elementz.
org/ » Elementz offers access to hip hop arts
programs and classes in recording, poetry,
DJing, visual arts, and more for youth, along
with workshops, performances, and events.
ENJOY THE ARTS
1301 Western Ave., (513) 455-7140, www.
enjoythearts.org; Mon-Fri 9am-5pm » A
membership organization providing discounts
and free tickets to the arts. Located in the
Cincinnati Museum Center.
ENSEMBLE THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
1127 Vine St., (513) 421-3555, www.ensemble
cincinnati.org » Greater Cincinnati’s second
largest professional theatre, Ensemble Theatre offers new regional and world premieres
of contemporary plays as well as comprehensive educational outreach programs. Now in
its 26th year, ETC produces world-class production in its unique, intimate 191-seat theatre
in the heart of historic Over-the-Rhine.
EXHALE DANCE TRIBE
650 Walnut St., (513) 505-0847, www.
exhaledancetribe.com » Enriching and
entertaining a diverse audience through the
imaginative presentation of quality contemporary dance.
FIFTH THIRD BANK
BROADWAY IN CINCINNATI
650 Walnut St., (513) 241-2345, www.
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SCHOOL FOR CREATIVE
& PERFORMING ARTS
108 W. Central Pkwy., (513) 363-8000,
www.scpak12.org » A comprehensive awardwinning arts education school for students in
grades K-12, blending academics with the arts.
PETS
THE PET ATHLETIC CLUB
818 Reedy St., (513) 621-1300, www.pet
athleticclub.com; Mon-Fri 6:30am-6:30pm;
Sat-Sun 7am-9pm » A downtown-based
doggy daycare offering daycare, boarding,
training, grooming, dog food delivery, dog
walking, and pet taxi services to the downtown
Cincinnati area. Digital cameras throughout the
facility allow you to see your dog throughout
the day. PAC staff members are either qualified
trainers, behaviorists or vet techs.
PET WANTS KITCHEN
1409 Vine St., (513) 621-3647, www.petwants.
com; Mon-Sat 11am-7pm
PET WANTS: THE URBAN FEED MARKET
1813 Pleasant St., (513) 721-8696, www.
petwants.com; Tue-Sat 9am-6pm; Sun
10am-4pm » Quality, nutritionally complete
and balanced line of pet food made in Ohio
and offered by the pound. Also pet toys and
accessories.
PLUM STREET PET CLINIC
427 Plum St., (513) 961-1110, www.plumstreet
pet.com; Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri 7am-6pm; Tue
7am-2pm; Sat 8am-11pm » Downtown’s first
and only veterinary clinic for dogs, cats,
PLACES OF WORSHIP
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
318 E. Fourth St., (513) 621-1817, www.
christchurchcincinnati.org; Sun services
8am & 10pm; Wed & Fri 12:10pm (Wed JuneAug only)
COVENANT-FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
717 Elm St., (513) 621-4144, www.covfirst
church.org; Sun 10:30am; Wed 12-12:30pm »
Sunday School (all ages) 9:15. Free parking
on Sunday 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. in Central Parking
garage adjacent to church.
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
1208 Race St., (513) 421-0065, www.first
lutherancincy.org; Sun service 11am, prayer
study 10am
THE GATHERING
1431 Main St., (513) 307-6963, www.the
gathering-church.org; Sun 10:30am » Alternative/progressive Christian church.
ISAAC M. WISE TEMPLE
720 Plum St., (513) 579-9441, www.wise
temple.org » Historic Plum Street Temple,
dedicated in 1866 and restored in 1995. Isaac
M. Wise was the founder of Reform Judaism
and of Hebrew Union College, also located in
Cincinnati.
NEW PROSPECT
BAPTIST CHURCH
1829 Elm St., (513) 721-2355, www.new
prospectbaptist.org; Sun services 8am, 11am,
Sun school 10am
OLD ST. MARY’S CHURCH
123 E. Thirteenth St., (513) 721-2988, www.
oldstmarys.org; Sun Mass 9:15am Latin, 11am
German, 12:30pm, 7pm English, week days at
12:10pm » Roman Catholic church.
ST. FRANCIS SERAPH CHURCH
1615 Vine St., (513) 721-4700, www.sfsparish.
org; Sun Mass 10am; Mon-Sat 8am » Historic
church, dedicated in 1859, operated by
Franciscan Friars of St. John the Baptist,
Province of the Order of Friars Minor.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER
CATHOLIC CHURCH
607 Sycamore St., (513) 721-4045, www.
stxchurch.org; Mass: Mon-Fri 6am, 11:30am,
Sat 7am, Sun 7am, 9am, 10:30am, 12pm, 5pm
» Roman Catholic Church operated by the
Jesuits.
ST. LOUIS CHURCH
29 E. Eighth St., (513) 263-6621; Mass Mon-Fri
12:10pm, 3pm, Sun 10am, 11:30am » Roman
Catholic Church.
ST. PETER IN CHAINS CATHEDRAL
325 W. Eighth St., (513) 421-5354, www.
stpeterinchainscathedral.org; Mass Mon-Fri
7am, 11:30am, 5:15pm; Sat 11:30am, 4:30pm;
Sun 8:30am, 11am, 6pm » Roman Catholic,
cathedral of the Cincinnati Archdiocese. Also
hosts seasonal concerts.
SALEM UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
1425 Sycamore St., (513) 241-1796 » Sun
Services and school 10:30am
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
405 W. Seventh St., (513) 381-3858, www.
union-baptist.net; Sun services 7:45am,
10:15am, Sun school 9am » Founded in 1831,
an important spiritual center in Cincinnati.
SPORTS TEAMS
CINCINNATI BENGALS
1 Paul Brown Stadium, (513) 621-3550, www.
bengals.com » National Football League
team. For tickets, call (513) 621-8383.
CINCINNATI CYCLONES
100 Broadway, (513) 421-4111, www.cyclones
hockey.com » An ECHL team and 2008 and
2010 Kelly Cup champions. Playing games
from October through April.
CINCINNATI REDS
reds.com » America’s first professional baseball team, playing National League teams in a
new ballpark on the Ohio River. Tickets (513)
381-REDS.
CINCY SAINTS
Stargel Stadium. 420 Ezzard Charles Drive,
(513) 609-4880, www.cincinnatisaints.com
» Founded in 2009, the Cincinnati Saints
are committed to sustaining both men’s &
women’s professional soccer in the city of
Cincinnati.
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THEATERS/
VENUES
ARONOFF CENTER FOR THE ARTS
650 Walnut St., (513) 721-3344, www.
CincinnatiArts.org » This contemporary
state-of-the-art facility is home to performances by a variety of resident companies,
including the Cincinnati Ballet, Fifth Third
Bank Broadway in Cincinnati, among others,
and houses the Procter & Gamble Hall (2,719seat theater), the Jarson-Kaplan Theater
(437-seat theater), the Fifth Third Bank Theater (150-seat multi-use space), the Weston
Art Gallery, meeting and reception rooms
and rehearsal space.
BALLROOM AT THE TAFT
317 E. Fifth St., (513) 232-6220, www.taft
theatre.org » Opened in March 2012 in the
lower level of the Taft Theatre, the Ballroom
is a showcase style club venue for live entertainment events of all types.
BELL EVENT CENTER
444 Reading Road, (513) 852-2787, www.
belleventcentre.com/ » Historic church
renovated as a venue for wedding receptions,
corporate events and social events.
BOOST
538 Reading Rd., (513) 621-8222, www.
boostmeeting.com » Created in 2008 as a
meeting space to increase creativity and productivity. Includes a rooftop deck and private
conference room. 150 person capacity.
THE CENTER
115 E. Fifth St., (513) 824-7274, www.thecenter
cincinnati.com » Unique event space with
a large, open floor plan including a large
ballroom space and smaller side rooms.
The space offers a view of Fountain Square
through its large windows.
DUKE ENERGY CONVENTION CENTER
525 Elm St., (513) 419-7300, www.dukeenergycenter.com » The recently renovated
facility offers nearly 200,000 square feet of
contiguous exhibition space and more than
100,000 square feet of meeting space including two ballrooms plus 37 adjustable meeting
rooms.
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GALLERY IN THE SKY
310 Culvert St., (513) 723-1222, www.adcfine
art.com » Upper floor event space with artfilled walls for wedding, cocktail parties or
business meetings offering city views and
free downtown parking. Accommodates 10
to 250 guests.
GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK
100 Joe Nuxhall Way, (513) 765-7000,
www.reds.com » With just over 42,000 seats,
close views of the playing field, and a wide
assortment of food and entertainment options, the Reds home offers a contemporary
baseball park with an emphasis on customer
satisfaction.
MEMORIAL HALL
1225 Elm St., (513) 381-0348 » Opened
in 1908, this magnificent Beaux Arts facility
commemorated the soldiers, sailors, marines
and pioneers of Hamilton County, Ohio.
Contains a 612-seat concert hall, featuring
a stage with a proscenium arch and original
frescoes and stencilwork. Additional rooms
ideal for receptions, meetings and small
gatherings.
MUSIC HALL
1241 Elm St., (513) 744-3344, www.
CincinnatiArts.org » Built in 1878 with
private money raised from what is believed
to be the nation’s first matching grant fund
drive, historic Music Hall contains one of the
largest and most acoustically perfect concert
halls in North America, the 3,397-seat Springer Auditorium. Home to performances by the
Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati
May Festival, and Cincinnati Symphony /
Pops Orchestras, Music Hall also houses a
variety of meeting and reception spaces, including the Ballroom (one of the largest event
spaces in the city and home to the Mighty
Wurlitzer Organ), Corbett Tower,
and the Critic’s Club.
PAUL BROWN STADIUM
1 Paul Brown Way, (513) 455-4800 » Football
stadium for 65,000 fans, this is the home of
the Cincinnati Bengals. Constructed with a
contemporary design.
THE PAVILION
1000 Broadway St., (513) 252-0777, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com » A state-of-the-art
event space located inside the Horseshoe
Casino.
TAFT THEATRE
317 E. Fifth St., (513) 232-6220, www.taft
theatre.org » Recently renovated. Performing
arts, concerts and shows with seats for more
than 2,400 people.
U.S. BANK ARENA
100 Broadway, (513) 421-4111, www.usbank
arena.com » Home to concerts, family entertainment and sporting events.
VENUE 222
222 E. Fourteenth St., (513) 684-9283, www.
venue222.com » A unique off-site meeting
and gathering spot located in Over-the-Rhine.
Built in 1868, the renovated building has an
open, loft environment enabling flexible meeting space options.
Premier Leadership
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WOODWARD THEATRE –
OPENING FALL 2014
1404 Main St. » Beautifully restored, centuryold theatre, brought back to life as a live
music venue and events hall.
TOURS
AMERICAN LEGACY TOURS
1332 Vine St., (859) 951-8560, www.ameri-C
canlegacytours.com » Enjoy a stroll through
the Gateway District, home to America’s M
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nels vital to Cincinnati’s brewery heritage.
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(513) 307-1659, www.cincinnatiartsnob.com
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galleries, museums, private studios, businesses or public spaces.
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OTR BREWERY DISTRICT
1619 Moore St., (513) 246-4346, www.otr
brewerydistrict.org » Offers tours of the historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood that are
1 ½ to 2 ½ hours long and visit two or three
historic pre-Prohibition breweries, including
long abandoned lagering cellars and tunnels
unique to the Brewery District.
PEDAL WAGON
407 Vine St., (513) 201-5655, www.pedal
wagon.com » A 15 person, pedal powered,
rolling party. Reserve the entire Pedal Wagon,
or just part of it, and enjoy themed tours or
route options ranging from an evening pedal
party pub crawl to a daytime historic tour.
RIDE THE DUCK TOURS
(859) 815-1439, www.newportducks.com
» Experience sightseeing from Cincinnati’s
only duck tour, where you travel on land
and water in one vehicle. Tour the streets of
Northern Kentucky and downtown Cincinnati
and splash into the Ohio River. Tours depart
from Newport on the Levee.
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STAY
HOTELS
21c MUSEUM HOTEL
609 Walnut St., (513) 578-6600, www.21c
museumhotels.com/cincinnati » This luxury
hotel and world class art museum is located
within walking distance of the Aronoff Center
for the Arts, Fountain Square, Contemporary
Arts Center and numerous dining and entertainment attractions. Hotel features the Metropole restaurant and bar with its wood-burning
fireplace, plus 8,000 square feet of gallery /
event space. Upscale amenities include a spa
and rooftop bar. Valet parking.
LOCAL
CINCINNATIAN HOTEL
601 Vine St., (513) 381-3000, www.cincinnatian
hotel.com » A Mobil Four Star, AAA Four
Diamond hotel that offers modern luxury in an
historic setting. Guests enjoy an elegant atmosphere that includes the Palace Restaurant for
American fine dining and state-of-the-art meeting rooms and banquet facilities. Downtown Cincinnati’s only small luxury hotel. Valet parking.
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GARFIELD SUITES HOTEL
2 Garfield Pl., (513) 421-3355, www.garfield
suiteshotel.com » All-suite hotel. Guests
receive personalized, friendly service and spacious suites. Amenities include full-size, fully
equipped kitchens, separate bedrooms, iron
and ironing boards, hairdryers, 2-line phones
with dataports, voicemail and full privileges of
the Skyview Fitness Center. Free Wifi. On-site
restaurant, Cafe Martin, serves sandwiches,
salads, gourmet coffees and a full bar.
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GUEST INN AND SUITES CINCINNATI
800 W. Eighth St., (513) 241-8660, www.
guestinnandsuites.com » Features 233 guest
rooms and multiple banquet facilities, some
with great views of downtown. Amenities
include free continental breakfast, free highspeed internet and a seasonal outdoor pool.
HILTON CINCINNATI NETHERLAND PLAZA
35 W. Fifth St., (513) 421-9100, www.cincinnati
netherlandplaza.hilton.com » An Art Deco
masterpiece since 1931, listed as a National
Historic Landmark and a Historic Hotel of
America. Located in the center of the Carew
Tower complex. AAA Four-Diamond hotel
with 561 renovated guestrooms including 73
suites. 40,000+ square feet of meeting space
with three ballrooms. including famed Hall of
Mirrors, and 28 additional spaces. Connected
by Skywalk to Convention Center and retail
shopping. Free WiFi in lobby and restaurants.
HYATT REGENCY CINCINNATI
151 W. Fifth St., (513) 579-1234, www.cincinnati.
hyatt.com » Set in the heart of town, connected to the Duke Energy Convention Center and
near an array of attractions and entertainment
venues, the hotel has 3,450 square feet of
event space, with 18 meeting rooms and two
board rooms. The Red Roost Tavern, a farmto-table restaurant, provides an upscale dining
experience. The Market, an on-the-go option
for dining fare, and the Library, allow guests to
enjoy complimentary WiFi access.
MILLENNIUM HOTEL, CINCINNATI
150 W. Fifth St., (513) 352-2100, www.millennium
hotels.com/cincinnati » The largest hotel in
the Tristate is located in the heart of downtown, offering 872 guest rooms and 27,000
square feet of meeting space for individuals
and groups. Amenities include 24-hour fitness and business centers, rooftop pool and
seasonal sundeck, and the Bistro on Elm for
breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Connected to the
Convention Center by an enclosed Skywalk.
Pet friendly; please inquire about policy.
RENAISSANCE CINCINNATI
DOWNTOWN HOTEL
506 E. Fourth St., (513) 333-0000, www.
marriott.com/hotels/travel/cvgbr-renaissancecincinnati-downtown-hotel » The Renaissance Cincinnati Downtown Hotel showcases
stately elegance with a modern touch. With
14,000 square feet of meeting space this luxury hotel is a great destination for large group
events, social gatherings, and business functions.On site fitness center and restaurant.
RESIDENCE INN CINCINNATI DOWNTOWN
506 E. Fourth St., (513) 651-1234, www.Residence
InnCincinnatiDowntown.com » This all-suite,
extended stay hotel housed in the historic Phelps
Building overlooks Lytle Park. Amenities include
complimentary hot breakfast, evening socials,
free high-speed Internet and full kitchens. The
Phelps Bar offers small bites and a wine bar ambiance and the Top of the Park rooftop bar offers
views of downtown Tuesday-Thursday evenings.
SYMPHONY HOTEL
210 W. Fourteenth St., (513) 721-3353, www.
symphonyhotel.com » Bed-and-breakfast
accommodations in a beautifully restored 19th
century building across the street from Cincinnati’s Music Hall. Overnight stays include a
European-style breakfast. Each room is dedicated to a composer. Prix fixe dinner available
for $45. Sunday brunch, 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
WESTIN HOTEL CINCINNATI
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 621-7700, www.westin
cincinnati.com » Overlooking historic Fountain
Square, The Westin boasts a wonderful location in the heart of Cincinnati’s bustling central
business district and downtown’s vast array
of fine restaurants, shops, museums, theaters,
and celebrated sports stadiums.
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AFFORDABLE
HOUSING
and wood beams, high ceilings, high end
fixtures and a open floor plan with lots of
natural light.
ANNA LOUISE INN
300 Lytle St., (513) 421-5211, www.cincinnati
unionbethel.org » Serves women in transition
by providing safe, affordable residence and
supportive services leading to self-sufficiency
and individual empowerment.
340 WEST FOURTH STREET
340 W. Fourth St., (513) 227-7280 » Historic
Sinton Building built in 1870 features 12 modern apartments on 3 floors around indoor
atrium. Apartment features include original
woodworking, hardwood floors, unique floor
plans and 14 foot ceilings. Owner pays water
and heat. On-site laundry. Contact 4th Street
Management, LLC for leasing information
[email protected].
BRACKETT VILLAGE APARTMENTS
1330 Walnut St., (513) 241-7119 » 1, 2, 3 bedroom apartments and 3 bedroom townhouse,
electronic alarm systems, central air, wall to
wall carpet, playground area, on site management and laundry facilities, parking facilities,
energy efficient heating system.
DOSCHER APARTMENTS
24 W. Court St., (513) 381-8656 » Affordable
apartments. 12 units, parking near.
FOR RENT
107 SHILLITO PLACE
107 Shillito Pl., (513) 751-9700, www.shillito
place.com » Once a department store, this
35,000 sq. ft. building features 18 loft apartments with hardwood floors, fireplaces, high
ceilings and a rooftop viewing deck.
128 W. 14TH STREET
128 W. 14th St., (513) 236-3586, www.robinson
realtors.com » Beautifully renovated threefloor townhouse with fully equipped kitchen,
two baths. Located on W. 14th Street directly
across from Washington Park and Music Hall.
Lease: 12 months or longer, $1,250 per month.
Call Patty Williams at Robinson Sotheby’s
International Realty.
12TH & CLAY
1206-08 Clay St., (513) 623-2001 » This
historic property, built in 1865, features newly
renovated one and two-bedroom townhouses
and flats with contemporary finishes, teak
wood floors and the latest amenities.
THE 15 ON COURT
15 E. Court St., (513) 241-3400, www.mycity
living.com » Five units with high ceilings,
maple hardwood floors, granite countertops,
stainless steel appliances, whirlpool tub and
shower, garage parking, and tax abatement.
211 WEST NINTH STREET
211 W. Ninth St. » Five updated units, each
two levels.
325 WEST FIFTH STREET APARTMENTS
325 W. Fifth St., (513) 374-8441, www.
lombardyapts.com » Seven units, each with
hardwood floors, 1 1/2 bath, exposed brick
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550 EAST FOURTH
550 E. Fourth St., (513) 241-4002, www.550
apartments.com » Luxurious spaces just
across from Lytle Park. Downtown living in
units ranging from 1,300 to 3,000 square
feet. 24-hour concierge service, fitness center,
complimentary laundry, and extra storage.
@580
580 Walnut St, (513) 213-0580, www.
cincinnati580.com » A hip combination
of residential, office and restaurant sites.
Thirteen two-story penthouses with 20-foot,
floor-to-ceiling views and private terraces.
The remainder of the apartments are in the
tower, where balconies will be punched
into the south side of the facade and on the
second, or plaza, level. The tower apartments
average 1,200 square feet, and the plaza
suites are approximately 800 square feet.
1054 MOUND STREET
1054 Mound St., ( 513) 221-7447, www.city
lands.info/4sale » Betts Longworth newer
home offers 2 master suites or 3 bedroom
/ office; 2.5 baths; kitchen hearth room w/
gas FP, formal dining room and property tax
abated! 1st flr hardwood, skylights, light and
airy with two-car garage, yard lights.
1320 CLAY
1320 Clay St., (513) 623-2001 » Owned by
artist/toy sculptor Dennis Eisen, these apartments offer a private courtyard, hardwood
floors, spiral staircases, stainless steel countertops and more. Price range $700-$1,000/
mo. Contact Jim Moll.
ALGIN LOFTS
800 Main St., (513) 621-1616, www.alginoffice.
com/alginlofts.htm » Historic District loft
apartments at 802 Main and 206 E. Eighth.
1-3 bedrooms available. Located within walking distance to Aronoff Center, popular bars
and restaurants. Buildings built in 1875 and
feature historic charm with modern amenities. Bright, clean, and spacious. Full-time
maintenance staff. $550-$850/month.
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AURORA TOWNHOUSE
203 E. Eighth St., (513) 579-0100 » Charmingly restored, comfortable Victorian with
ten-foot ceilings. Great eat-in kitchens with
over-sized cabinets and pantry, formal dining
room, in-unit washers/dryers, bay windows,
original oak mantels, and a track-lit gallery
for your art. 1,100 square feet. Small, owneroccupied, no-problems building near P&G,
Public Library, and groceries -- a place where
you can live easily without a car. Parking
available if you need it.
warehouse loft conversion in an historic
building. Featuring brand new luxury lofts
with private 8th Street Entries, private balconies, tall ceilings, secured entry, covered
parking and stunning views. Newly renovated
Recreational Level and Theater Room. Fitness
center, Guest Suite, wireless internet, convenient location, and a complete service based
amenity package. Pet friendly. Short term
leasing available. 53 units. Prices starting at
$995 per month; More information at www.
napCincinnati.com/East8
BAKERY LOFTS
1421 Race St., (513) 621-4283, www.otrliving.
com/properties/bakery_lofts » A beautifully
adapted and restored historic building with a
range of units from 1-3 bedrooms, featuring
elevator access, outdoor community area,
basement storage, and onsite parking for
most units.
EMERY CENTER APARTMENTS
100 E. Central Pkwy., (513) 651-1999 and
(513) 623-2001, www.emerycenterapts.
com » Fifty-nine market rate apartments in
renovated building with interior parking. High
ceilings, large windows, hardwood floors,
skylights, central heat, central air conditioning, fitness room and some loft apartments.
THE BELMAIN
1202 Main St., (513) 835-2110, www.otrliving.
com » Certified ‘green’ building on Main
Street. These lofts have one bedroom and
one bath, access to one dedicated parking
spot, and an indoor community bicycle room.
FOURTH & PLUM LOFTS
231 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-7272, www.
fourthplum.com » In the heart of the central
business district, Fourth & Plum Lofts puts
residents within walking distance of a myriad
of downtown attractions. A short stroll lets
you shop at Carew Tower, take in a ball game,
and enjoy a concert or the theater.
BILTMORE APARTMENT
330 W. Fourth St., (513) 374-8441, www.
lombardyapts.com » Historic Italianate building on historic West Fourth Street. 27 units,
parking near.
BROADWAY SQUARE
Near Horseshoe Casino, Elliot to 13th,
downtown, www.modelgroup.net
COOL LOFTS ON MAIN
Main St., (513) 293-3537, www.cool-lofts.com
» Various renovated lofts and apartments at
633, 724 and 825 Main Street. Spaces include
unfurnished units starting at $1000/mo and
furnished corporate housing.
CURRENT AT THE BANKS
121 E. Freedom Way, (513) 381-2888, www.
currentcinci.com » Brand new, upscale studio,
one and two bedroom apartment homes with
premium interior finishes, including both classic and modern contemporary designs, custom wood cabinetry, brushed nickel accents,
ceramic tile baths, granite countertops and
balconies. Choose from city, river or stadium
views. Complete amenity package includes
clubroom, athletic center, business center, free
Wi-Fi and two private outdoor terraces with
pool and BBQ areas. Walk to the 45-acre park,
retail, dining & entertainment venues.
EAST 8 LOFTS
325 E. Eighth St., (513) 621-5638, www.
napCincinnati.com/East8 » Contemporary
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GARFIELD TOWER APARTMENTS
111 Garfield Pl., (513) 621-0031 » Located on
Piatt Park. Views of downtown and surrounding hills. 160 studios and one-bedroom apartments, fitness and sauna facilities. Heated,
indoor swimming pool; retractable sunroof
for summer. Cats, small dogs permitted.
Garage parking.
GRAMERCY ON GARFIELD
135 Garfield Pl., (513) 651-1661, www.down
towneliving.com » Located on Piatt Park. National award winner for Best Urban Construction, includes 148 units as studio, one and
two-bedroom apartments plus two-bedroom
townhomes. Private patios, balconies or bay
windows. Discounted garage parking available. Residents enjoy the “Total Towne Package,” which includes a beautifully landscaped
rooftop garden complete with fountain and
heated pool, fitness center, club and meeting
rooms, half-court basketball, table tennis,
pool table and indoor driving range.
GREENWICH ON THE PARK
120 Garfield Pl., (513) 651-1661, www.
downtowneliving.com » Located on Piatt
Park, with 64 units as studio, one and twobedroom apartments with French balconies,
and discounted parking garage. Residents
enjoy the “Total Towne Package” – See the
Gramercy on Garfield for details.
GROTON LOFTS
704 Race St., (513) 651-1661, www.down
towneliving.com » Created out of two distinguished early 20th-century buildings and
winner of Cincinnati’s Preservation Award. 42
units with high ceilings and unique windows
as studio, one and two-bedroom apartments.
Discounted garage parking available. Residents enjoy the “Total Towne Package” – See
Gramercy on Garfield for more details.
as studios, one and two-bedroom apartment
homes. Parking available.
HALE JUSTIS LOFTS
halejustis.com » Thirty spacious lofts in historic downtown building with architectural details,
oversized windows, high ceilings, city views,
indoor parking, equipped kitchens, laundry
facilities and more. Email [email protected].
ONE LYTLE PLACE
621 Mehring Way, (513) 621-7578, www.one
lytle.com » High-rise apartment tower with
luxury one- and two-bedroom floor plans
and balcony views of the city and riverfront.
Complimentary shuttle service, dry cleaning
pick up and a fitness center. Indoor parking,
full-service amenities.
THE HISTORIC JOHN EVANS HOUSE
125 W. Ninth St., (859) 912-5959 » This historic
property, built in approximately 1840, features
renovated two-bedroom flats and a townhouse with contemporary finishes, cork floors
and the latest amenities. Price ranges from
$845-$2,800/mo and from 1,400-2,300 sf.
JACKSON LOFTS
1227 Jackson St., (513) 621-6246, www.
urbansites.net » Contemporary lofts in an old
laundry building, 25 units.
KINSEY FLATS
331 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-0808, www.
medevelopers.com » New York-style lofts
in three converted warehouses. Lofted bedrooms, industrial style railings, 14’ ceilings,
stainless steel appliances, concrete countertops and hardwood floors. Secured building
entries; underground parking.
LOFTS AT SHILLITO PLACE
151 W. Seventh St., (513) 651-1661, www.
downtowneliving.com » Award-winning
restoration of the former Shillito and Lazarus
department stores created 97 studio, one,
two and three-bedroom apartments and
two-bedroom, two-level townhomes ranging
from 588 to 2,243 square feet. Historic grand
atrium. Discounted garage parking available.
Residents enjoy the “Total Towne Package” –
See Gramercy on Garfield for more details.
LOMBARDY BUILDING
322 W. Fourth St., (513) 374-8441, www.
lombardyapts.com » Turn-of-the-century
Italianate building located on historic West
Fourth Street. 54 units, parking near.
LYTLE TOWER
405 Broadway St., (513) 621-4100, www.
rookwoodproperties.com » Contemporary
apartments in a distinctive high rise. 113 units
MERCER COMMONS
1341 Walnut St., (513) 835-2110, www.mercer
commonsapartments.com » Located in the
Gateway Quarter of Over-the-Rhine, these
apartments include hardwood floors, high ceilings, efficient appliances, fitness center, onsite
maintenance, and an outdoor community area.
PARK HALL
1222 Race St., (513) 784-9522, www.parkhall.
blogspot.com » Six spacious apartments
overlooking Washington Park.
PARVIS LOFTS ON VINE
1415 Vine St., (513) 835-2110, otrliving.com/
properties/parvis_lofts » Studio, one, two
and three bedroom units featuring top quality
finishes and preserved historic features such
as Rookwood Tile fireplaces. Personal laundry facilities, stainless steel appliances, solid
surface kitchen counter tops, hand finished
white oak hardwood flooring throughout.
PENDLETON STREET TOWNHOMES –
OPENING WINTER 2014
1337 Pendleton St, (513) 478-1296, www.
wright-design.us/pendleton-street-townhomes.html » Opening soon: 5-unit development that includes (4) New Townhomes and
(1) Renovated 1870’s era Historic Townhouse.
The design builds on historic neighborhood
precedents of street-scape rhythm, cast
stone banding above and below the windows,
as well as a maintaining a vertical emphasis
with building form, 2:1 double hung window
proportions and contrasting masonry.
REASON & FAITH BUILDING
15 E. Eighth St., (513) 721-0200 » Four luxury
apartments overlooking the Public Library
gardens. Parking available.
THE RENAISSANCE APARTMENTS
AT THE POWER BUILDING
224 E. Eighth St., (513) 929-9300, www.
renaissanceatpowerbuilding.prospectportal.
com » Century-old renovated building (listed
on National Register of Historic Building)
has individual units with 8’ windows and 12’
ceilings, ceramic tile in baths and kitchens,
and triple insulated soundproofing. Building
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amenities include private garage, rooftop terrace, and fitness center, business center and
full-time on-site professional management
and maintenance.
THE RESERVE AT 4TH AND RACE
105 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-4700, www.
thereservecincinnati.com » A 15-story building,
located in the West Fourth Street Historic District, offering luxurious apartments and lofts.
RIVERTOWNE PROPERTIES
900 Adams Crossing, (513) 421-0071 » A variety of one- and two-bedroom apartments and
historic townhomes. Rents from $450-$2000.
SEVEN AT BROADWAY—
OPENING SPRING 2015
345 East 7th Street
SIXTH & RACE APARTMENTS
605 Race St., www.sixthandrace.com »
Contemporary one- and two-bedroom apartments. Balconies, washer/dryer in each unit,
24-hour fitness center.
SYCAMORE PLACE LOFTS
634 Sycamore St., (513) 621-5638, www.nap
Cincinnati.com/SycamorePlace » Once the
Krippendorf-Dittman Shoe Company, this loft
conversion features 17 unique floor plans showcasing open loft spaces. Building has floor-toceiling windows, fitness center and a pub room,
laundry facilities, wireless internet, covered
parking, and secured entry. Pet friendly.
TEA CO. TOWNHOMES
1307 Republic Street, (513) 621-4283, www.
otrliving.com » Located between Washington
Park and Vine Street entertainment district, this
location includes nine for-sale condo units that
span three buildings.
URBAN SITES
1429 Walnut St., (513) 621-6246, www.urban
sites.net » Located in historic Over-the-Rhine,
Urban Sites creates SoHo type loft units.
Exposed brick and beams combined with the
latest amenities.
VERNON’S CORNER AT LIBERTY & MAIN
1600-06 Main St., (513) 623-2001 » Newly
renovated 17 units in an historic structure.
Unique amenities include secure, off-street
Gift Card welcome
at more than
200 merchants.
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parking, terraces, bamboo floors, security
systems and well-equipped kitchens. Priced
from $675-895 / month.
THE WALDO
204 W. Eighth St., (513) 383-5579 » Located
in Piatt Park neighborhood close to City Hall,
this turn of the century building has charm
and history. Amenities include fitness center,
hardwood flooring, fireplace mantles, and
laundry facilities.
WELLS BUILDING
410 Central Ave., (513) 266-4257 » Historic
renovation. 18 units total with secured entry. 6
2-bdrm luxury units with high ceilings, dishwasher and disposal, stack washer and dryer, and
wall-to-wall carpet. Parking is included in rent
for 2-bdrms. 12 1-bdrm studios with laundry access. Managed by Fourth & Central Properties.
FOR SALE
AMERICAN BUILDING
condokey.com/AmericanBuilding » Art Deco
condos with incredible rooftop garden, fitness
center and party room, all included. 3 left.
Contact Elaine Polson with Link Realty.
CAPTAIN’S WATCH AT ADAM’S LANDING
903 Adams Landing, (513) 381-5100, www.
mycityliving.com » Overlooking the Theodore
M. Berry International Park, the renowned
Montgomery Inn Boathouse, the Ohio River
and Kentucky hills beyond. Minutes from
downtown Cincinnati, Mt. Adams and the
expressway system and part of what will become a 700-home riverside neighborhood.
CENTENNIAL ROW
1122-28 Race St., (513) 621-4283, www.otrliving.
com » Across from the new School for Creative
and Performing Arts, these renovated historical buildings offer one and two-story homes.
Features include rooftop decks, curving walls
with exposed brick, bamboo flooring, secured
parking and controlled building entrances.
CITY HOME
1406-22 Pleasant St., (513) 621-4283, www.
otrliving.com » Located on Pleasant Street,
City Home offers the first single family home
option in OTR in years as well as renovated
condos. Features include stainless appliances,
private parking, hardwood flooring, community gardens and energy efficient construction.
CITY HOME ON WASHINGTON PARK
1401 Race St., (513) 621-4283, www.otrliving.
com » Newly rehabbed condominiums and
the second phase of the City Home project.
Features include decks or courtyards, open
floor plans, stainless steel appliances &
counter tops, bamboo or hardwood flooring,
porcelain tile bathrooms, private parking, and
energy-efficient construction throughout.
CITY WEST
1330 Laurel Park Dr., (513) 241-1281, www.city
westohio.com » A Drees Home community
of town homes in the heart of the City. These
spacious 2-3 story homes with brick fronts
feature unique architectural designs. The
plans offer open floor plans, 9-10 ft. ceilings
and attached garages.
COLDWELL BANKER
WEST SHELL METRO LINK OFFICE
1150 Vine St., (513) 686-7677, www.cbws.
com/Office/OfficeProfile.aspx?OfficeID=49 »
Located in the heart of the Gateway Quarter
in historic Over-the-Rhine. Agents are particularly knowledgeable and experienced in
helping buyers and sellers in the city.
THE COLLINS LOFTS
1343 Main St., (513) 241-3400, www.mycity
living.com » Great opportunity for affordable
city/urban living on Main Street. These lofts
have many unique features and floor plans.
Call Comey & Shepherd City Office.
COMEY & SHEPHERD
REALTORS CITY OFFICE
living.com » Conveniently located at the corner of Liberty and Main with over twenty real
estate specialists.
DANDRIDGE STUDIO TOWNHOMES
508-518 Dandridge St., (513) 241-3400, www.
mycityliving.com » Townhomes located in
historic Pendleton Art District offering upscale
amenities, contemporary and classy open floor
plans, high ceilings, hardwood floors, stainless
steel appliances, secure parking, balconies, no
HOA fees, and 10 year tax abatement.
THE ELITE
430 Oregon St., (513) 721-3133, www.sibcy
cline.com » A community of 12 townhomes
gently hugging Oregon Street in Mt. Adams.
3,000 flexible square feet with a private entrance, 2-car garage, elevator, rear courtyard
and expansive rooftop terrace. Designed by
award-winning John Senhauser Architects,
homes can feature 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms, a one
or two-story Great Room, a Loft or Traditional
style Master Suite. Visit a model today.
EXCELSIOR ROW
Sycamore Hill, (513) 241-3400, www.mycity
living.com » New construction by Vineyard
Homes. City views and upscale custom designs are the cornerstone of this community
located on Sycamore Hill.
FALLING WALL
1417-21 Main St., (513) 621-4283, www.otrliving.
com » Six loft style condos in the Gateway
Quarter with walk-in closets, granite countertops, exposed brick and ductwork, curved
and falling walls, and rooftop deck. Contact
Holly Redmond or Stacy Rickert with Coldwell
Banker West Shell.
FOSTER’S POINT AT ADAM’S LANDING
1416 Riverside Dr., (513) 621-9200, www.my
cityliving.com » 18-unit luxury landominium
overlooking the Ohio River and surrounding
hills, grouped 3 or 4 to a building on the uphill
side of a private lane. Minutes from downtown, Mt. Adams and the expressway system
and part of what will become a 700-home
riverside neighborhood. Contact Nancy Quinn
with Sibcy Cline (859) 240-2720.
FOURTEENTH & VINE AT TRINITY FLATS
1331-35 Vine St., (513) 621-4283, www.otr
living.com » With three buildings in this Gateway
Quarter project, 9 loft style units are in the first
phase, or building one. Two-bedroom, two baths
floorplans, granite countertops, bamboo flooring, contemporary amenities, and rooftop decks.
DUNCANSON LOFTS
1201-11 Vine St., (513) 621-4283, www.otrliving.
com » Part of Gateway Quarter, 25 single and
multi-level condo lofts features beautiful Italianate architecture and bay windows. Amenities
include elevator access, hardwood floors, brick
walls, gourmet kitchens, gas fireplaces, secure
off-street parking and energy efficiency.
THE FORT WASHINGTON
living.com » These sophisticated condos combine rich history with modern amenities. Have
the best of both worlds in your new home.
Ranging from $250,000-$399,000. Contact
Comey and Shepherd City Office.
DUVENECK FLATS
1214-1220 Vine St., (513) 621-4283, www.
otrliving.com » Part of the Gateway Quarter, a
sophisticated aesthetic is achieved in these one
and two-bedrooms with two-sided fireplaces,
contemporary steel railings, granite countertops,
dramatic roof-top decks, Juliet balconies, carefully restored walls of windows, and original trim.
GATEWAY CONDOS
1150 Vine St., (513) 621-4283, www.otrliving.
com » Condo include garage parking, elevator
access, secure entrances, private balconies,
roof-top decks and uniquely designed lofts
with modern finishes. Live/work spaces.
Contact Holly Redmond or Stacy Rickert with
Coldwell Banker West Shell.
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GOBRECHT FLATS
1126 Walnut St., (513) 662-8800, www.mycity
living.com/Gobrecht_Flats » Spacious 1 and
2 bedroom condos located within walking
distance to downtown. Priced from $89,000.
Contact Kurt Lamping at (513) 662-8800, Star
One Realty .
GOOD FELLOWS HALL LOFTS
1306 Main St., (513) 621-4283, www.otrliving.
com » Condos by Urban Sites on Main Street
starting at $250,000. Features include
sophisticated aesthetics, gas fireplaces,
contemporary steel railings, granite counters,
dramatic rooftop decks and balconies, exposed brick walls, and indoor garage parking.
Contact Holly Redmond or Stacy Rickert with
Coldwell Banker West Shell.
GRAYDON LOFTS
26 E. Sixth St., (855) 399-3466, www.urban
living360.com » Heart of downtown, Central
Business Dist; walkabilty & convenience!
Bright & spacious plan with lrg windows, exposed brick, duct wrk & beams. Updated ktchn
with granite & Viking stainless applncs. Rooftp
deck & 2 assigned spots in attchd garage.
HILL STREET ESTATES
Mt. Adams, (513) 241-3400, www.mycityliving.
com » Spectacular Mt. Adams Residence. The
best location on The Hill with incredible views!
5000 SF of uncompromised luxury. Superior
craftsmanship by Metropolitan Design and
Development.
KEYS HILL
8 Park Pl., (513) 241-3400, www.keyshill.com
» Sophisticated uptown living. Spacious town
homes and urban condos. Sweeping city
views, hot designs, new prices.
LACKMAN LOFTS
1237 Vine St., (513) 621-4283, www.gateway
quarter.com » Very affordable loft style
condos on Vine Street in the heart of Gateway
Quarter with hardwood flooring, granite countertops, exposed brick and ductwork, bay
windows, and cantilevered decks.
LE BRITTANY
104 W. Ninth St., (513) 703-2353, www.
remax-citywide.com » Contemporary living
in a stunning reconstruction of Samuel Hannaford’s architecture. 1-2 Bedroom + Study
condos with gourmet kitchens, vessel sinks,
glass block, bamboo or mahogany floors, exposed brick, 12’ ceilings, marble common areas,
roof top deck, elevator, tax abated, parking.
THE LOFTS AT FOUNTAIN SQUARE
417 Vine St., (513) 615-5850, www.loftsat
fountainsquare.com » Luxury, loft-style living
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in a secured building located half a block from
Fountain Square. Spaces feature gourmet
kitchens with designer cabinetry, granite
countertops and Bosch stainless steel appliances. Garage parking and tax abatement.
THE MCALPIN ON FOURTH
15 W. Fourth St., (513) 421-3639, www.
themcalpin.com » Located on historic Fourth
Street between Race and Vine Street with
amenities including a club room, media
lounge, business center, outdoor rooftop
terrace featuring a fireplace, fountain and
outdoor kitchen. Five and six story interior
atriums, concierge service, gym membership,
and two levels of secure parking.
MCFARLAND LOFTS
304 McFarland St., (513) 703-2353, www.
downtowncincinnatilofts.com » Two bed/
two bath units featuring storage and outdoor
space. Indoor secured first floor parking
and private outdoor spaces. Priced from $199$259. Contact Denise and Alan Guiducci with
Coldwell Banker West Shell at (513) 703-2353.
MOTTAINAI
1222 Republic St., (513) 621-4283, www.
otrliving.com » Certified ‘green’ building in the
Gateway Quarter with eight condos featuring
cork and bamboo flooring, quartz countertops, bold Asian color accents, recycle cove,
patio, decks, balconies, and rooftop deck.
PENDLETON GLASS HOUSE LOFTS
512 Reading Rd., www.cincylofts.com »
Converted warehouse-style condos in the
heart of the Pendelton District. Garage
parking, floor-to-ceiling windows, modern
amenities and finishes, and tax abatement. One
and two bedroom condos with large entertaining and living areas. Exposed brick, concrete
and hardwood floors, and spacious ceilings.
REMAX CITYWIDE
108 W. Ninth St., (513) 376-6679, www.remaxcitywide.com » Serving city markets from
downtown to city suburbs, condo conversions
and new construction, luxury living, apartments and commercial properties. Denise
Guiducci and Alan Guiducci.
TRIDECA LOFTS CONDOMINIUMS
com » Nine loft style condos in the Gateway
Quarter with hardwood floors, exposed brick,
vent-less gas fire places, granite countertops,
stainless appliances, bowl sinks and travertine
tile, decks and balconies.
TRINITY FLATS
1326-38 Vine St., (513) 621-4283, www.otr
living.com » Combining loft features like
PARKER FLATS
345 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-3400, www.mycityliving.com » New building construction with
distinctive steel and concrete design. Glass
exterior walls complement the loft-style units,
which feature exposed concrete floors, steel
beams and open mezzanines. Unique features
include 16-foot-high ceilings, granite counters
and a private, covered parking garage.
WESTFALEN LOFTS
1418-22 Race St., (513) 621-4283, www.otr
living.com » Three buildings near Washington
Park are now developed into four townhomes.
Features include modern finishes, distressed
hardwood flooring, glass tile in kitchens,
outdoor space and include major appliances.
THE WILLIAMSON LOFTS
AT 335 W. FIFTH STREET
335 W. Fifth St., (513) 241-3400, www.mycity
living.com » Upscale lofts with an historic flair
in this fully renovated late-nineteenth-century
5-story building. Twenty-six 1 and 2 bedroom
units available, with five spacious floor plans
featuring high ceilings, raised living areas, and
plenty of natural light. Enjoy the convenience
and security of underground parking and
secured entrances.
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OTR SALES CENTER
com » Full service real estate center and the
exclusive broker for the Gateway Quarter, a
mix of newly constructed and renovated condos located on and around 12th and Vine.
PARK PLACE AT LYTLE
400 Pike St., (513) 235-8662, www.down
townliving.com » Downtown’s largest condo
renovation, located next to the Taft Museum
in Lytle Park. Walk to Sawyer Point, Newport,
Mt. Adams and all downtown museums, restaurants, shops and events. A luxury building
with all the amenities, fitness center, doorman,
‘The Taft Club on 4’, atrium, rooftop garden
and more. Contact Christine Schoonover,
Sibcy Cline (513) 235-8662.
flexible, open spaces with ample closets
and private sleeping quarters, Trinity Flats
consists of one newly constructed modern
building, and two completely refurbished historical buildings. Other features include granite counter tops, secured garage parking, roof
top decks and controlled building entrances.
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INDEX
1054 Mound Street��50
107 Shillito Place��50
1215 Wine Bar & Coffee Lab�� 18
128 W. 14th Street��50
12th & Clay��50
1305 Gallery�� 37
1320 Clay��50
15 on Court��50
211 West Ninth Street��50
21c Museum Hotel��49
325 West Fifth
Street Apartments��50
340 West Fourth Street��50
5th Street Gallery�� 37
550 East Fourth��50
@580��50
601 Nightclub�� 17
A
A Tavola Pizza�� 12
A Taxi��3
AAA Travel�� 35
Abby Girl Sweets Cupcakery��8
Abigail Street�� 11
Acme Lock & Hardware, Inc.�� 22
Adrian’s��8
Akash India��6
Alabama Fish Bar�� 17
Al-Amir Cafe�� 11
Algin Lofts��50
Algin Office Equipment�� 27
Algin Retro�� 27
American Building��54
American Classical
Music Hall of Fame�� 37
American Legacy Tours�� 2, 47
Anna Louise Inn��50
The Anchor�� 16
Another Part of the Forest��26
Appearance Plus Cleaners�� 25
Appointments��26
April Florist & Gifts�� 25
Architectural Foundation
of Cincinnati Gallery�� 37
Areti’s Gyros�� 11
Aristocrat Carriage��3
Arnold’s Bar & Grill��5
Aronoff Center for the Arts��46
Art Academy of
Cincinnati Galleries�� 37
Art Beyond Boundaries�� 37
Article�� 21
Artonomy�� 27
Artworks Gallery�� 37
Aurora Townhouse�� 52
Avanti Hair Salon�� 23
Avis��3
Avril-Bleh & Sons Meat
Marketplace��15, 32
Awaken the City��45
B
Back Rub Mary��38
Bagel Stop�� 15
Bakersfield�� 12
Bake’s Place�� 15
58
Bakery Lofts�� 52
Ballroom at the Taft��46
Bang & Olufsen�� 35
Bangkok Express��6
The Bar at Palm Court�� 18
Batsakes Hat Shop�� 21
Bavarian Motor Service�� 22
Bean Haus��8
Bell Event Center��46
The Belmain�� 52
Below Zero Lounge�� 17
Bender Meats�� 32
Betina’s�� 32
The Betts House��41
Betty Bar�� 17
Biltmore Apartment�� 52
Bistro on Elm��5
Blush Boutique�� 21
Bob Sumerel Tire & Service�� 22
BoBa Cha��9
Bobby’s Burger Palace��8
Boca��5
Boi Na Braza��14
Bolero Mens Wear�� 21
Booksellers on Fountain Square��26
Boost��46
Bouchard’s Pastas
& Baked Goods�� 32
Brackett Village Apartments��50
Brezel��9
Broadway Square�� 52
Bromwell’s ~ Est. 1819�� 27
Bromwell’s Gallery��38
Budget Car & Truck Rental��3
Burrito El Charco�� 12
Burrito Joe’s�� 12
Busch’s Country Corner�� 32
Buten Eyewear�� 25
C
The CAC Store��26
The Cabaret�� 17
Cafe 201�� 15
Cafe Americana�� 15
Cafe de Paris�� 11
Cafe de Vine�� 15
Cafe Italia�� 12
Cafe Martin�� 15
Caffe Barista & Deli�� 15
Campanello’s Italian Restaurant�� 11
Cappel’s��26
Cappel’s Annex��26
Captain’s Watch at
Adam’s Landing��54
Carew Tower�� 25
Carew Tower Observation
Deck & Gift Shop�� 37
Carl Solway Gallery��38
Carriage Occasions��3
Carrington’s Hair Salon�� 23
Centennial Row��54
The Center��46
Central Business Section��2
Chas Bare Meats�� 32
Cheapside Cafe�� 15
Cheers to Art��28
Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati��42
Chipotle�� 12
Chong Company�� 21
Christ Church Cathedral��45
Christian Moerlein Tap Room��8
Christian Science Reading Room��26
Churchill’s Fine Teas��9
Cianciolo’s Market�� 32
Cincinnati Art Galleries��38
Cincinnati Art Museum��41
Cincinnati Art Snob Tours�� 2, 47
Cincinnati Arts Association��42
Cincinnati Athletic Club��38
Cincinnati Ballet��42
Cincinnati Bell Wireless�� 35
Cincinnati Bengals��45
Cincinnati Bengals Pro Shop��26
Cincinnati Bike Center��3
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra��42
Cincinnati Club��14
Cincinnati Custom Carriage��3
Cincinnati Cyclones��45
Cincinnati May Festival��42
Cincinnati Museum Center
at Union Terminal��41
Cincinnati Music Theatre��43
Cincinnati Opera��43
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park��43
Cincinnati Playwright’s Initiative��43
Cincinnati Police Welcome Center��2
Cincinnati Pops Orchestra��43
Cincinnati Reds��45
Cincinnati Reds Hall
of Fame and Museum��41
Cincinnati Shakespeare
Company��43
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra��44
Cincinnati USA Visitor Center��2
Cincinnatian Barber Salon�� 23
Cincinnatian Hotel��49
Cincy Brewery District��2
Cincy by the Slice�� 12
Cincy Haus��26
Cincy Red Bike��3
Cincy Saints��45
City Cab��3
City Gear�� 21
City Gospel Mission��45
City Hall�� 37
City Home��54
City Home on Washington Park��54
City West�� 55
Clay Street Press��38
Cocktail Terrace at 21c�� 18
Coffee Emporium��9
Coins Plus�� 21
Coldwell Banker West Shell
Metro Link Office�� 55
Collective Espresso��9
The Collins Lofts�� 55
Colonel De’s Gourmet
Herbs & Spice�� 32
Comey & Shepherd
Realtors City Office�� 55
Complete Wireless�� 35
Contemporary Arts Center��41
Contemporary Dance Theater��44
Cool Lofts on Main�� 52
Core Cincinnati��38
Court & Main Market�� 32
Couture Couture Boutique�� 21
Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church��45
CRAVE��5
Crema de Cup��9
The Cricket Lounge��5
Current at The Banks�� 52
Currito�� 12
CVS�� 35
D
D. Burnham’s��5
Daisy Mae’s Market�� 32
Danridge Studio Townhomes�� 55
Dean’s Mediterranean Imports�� 32
Diamond Cab��3
The Dock�� 17
Dojo Gelato��9
Dollar Depot�� 32
Donato’s�� 13
Doscher Apartments��50
Downtown Ambassadors��2
Downtown Convenience
Store�� 32
DowntownCincinnati.com��2
Downtown Mercy HealthPlex��39
The Drinkery�� 17
Drs. Fagedes & Garrity�� 25
Duke Energy Convention Center��46
Duncanson Lofts�� 55
Dunkin Donuts��9
Duveneck Lofts�� 55
Dynasty��6
E
The Eagle OTR��5
East 8 Lofts�� 52
Eckerlin Meats�� 32
Eden Floral Boutique�� 25
Elegant Carriages��3
Elementz��44
The Elite�� 55
Elite Carriage��3
Elite Nails�� 23
Elm Street Deli�� 15
Emerald Taxi��3
Emery Center Apartments�� 52
Enjoy the Arts��44
Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati��44
Enterprise Rental��3
Everyone Massage��39
Everything’s d’Vine�� 33
Excelsior Row�� 55
Exhale Dance Tribe��44
Exurbia Skywalk Cafe��9
Eye Tech Optical�� 25
F
F. Stavale Custom Tailor�� 25
Fabulous Frames & Art�� 28
Face It Spa�� 23
Falling Wall�� 55
Famous Neon’s Unplugged�� 19
Fastsigns��26
Fausto Ferrari Barber Shop�� 23
FedEx Office��26
Fettner-Friedman Furs��29
Fido Field��42
Fifth Third Bank
Broadway in Cincinnati��44
Final Touches�� 23
Findlay Market�� 33
Fins & Feathers�� 17
Fire Museum of
Greater Cincinnati�� 41
First Lutheran Church��45
First Watch��5
Fitnext��39
The Fort Washington�� 55
Foster’s Point at
Adam’s Landing�� 55
Fountain News Shop�� 35
Fountain Square�� 37
Fourteenth & Vine at
Trinity Flats�� 55
Fourth & Plum Lofts�� 52
Frame Shop�� 28
Frank’s Fish & Seafood Market�� 33
Fred & Gari’s�� 15
Freedom Center Gift Shop��26
French Crust��11
Fresh Table�� 33
freshii�� 15
Fusian�� 16
G
Gallery in the Sky��46
Garage OTR�� 2, 26
Garfield Mini Mart�� 33
Garfield Suites Hotel��49
Garfield Tower Apartments�� 52
Gateway Condos�� 55
The Gathering��45
General Nutrition Center�� 33
Gilpin’s Bagel and Deli�� 15
Gobrecht Flats��56
Golden Shear Haircutting�� 23
Gomez Salsa�� 12
Good Fellows Hall Lofts��56
Good Year Auto Service Center�� 22
Graeter’s��9
Gramercy on Garfield�� 52
Gramma Debbie’s Kitchen�� 33
Grammer’s��14
Graydon Lofts��56
Great American Ball Park��46
Greater Cincinnati
Fire Museum/Private Dining��14
Greater Cincinnati
Police Museum�� 41
Grecos��11
Greek to Me��11
Greenwich on the Park�� 52
Greg Emery Salon�� 23
The Grille at Palm Court��5
Gronauer Furs��29
Groton Lofts�� 53
Guest Inn & Suites
Downtown Cincinnati��49
The Gym at Carew Tower��39
H
H&D Beauty Supply��24
Hair Art Studio��24
Hair Care Unlimited��24
Hale Justis Lofts�� 53
Half-Cut��8
Hathaway Stamp
& Identification��26
Hathaway’s Diner��5
The Hearth Room��14
Heiba Haven�� 33
Heidelberg Distributing
Company��34
Heist Fish & Poultry��34
Hello Honey��9
Hemingway Carriages��3
Hertz��3
HighStreet�� 28
Hill Street Estates��56
Hilton Cincinnati
Netherland Plaza��49
The Historic John Evans House�� 53
Holtman’s Donuts��9
Holy Grail Tavern & Grille�� 18
Honey Hut Beauty Bar Boutique��24
The Hoop & Needle�� 28
Horseshoe Casino�� 37
House of Adam�� 21
Huit Craft BBQ��6
Humler & Nolan�� 21
Hunt Club Clothiers�� 21
Hustler Express�� 27
Hustler Hollywood�� 27
Hyatt Regency Cincinnati��49
Hyde Park Framers�� 28
I
I Love Cincinnati Shoppe�� 27
Ida’s Candles��34
Igby’s�� 18
In Between Tavern�� 18
Incredible Creations��24
ingredients (some
assembly required)��5
Inner Peace Holistic Center��39
International Barber Stylists��24
Iris BookCafe��9
Isaac M. Wise Temple��45
Istanbul Cafe�� 12
i-Wireless�� 35
Izzy’s�� 15
J
J. Gumbo’s�� 17
J.E. Gibbs Cheese��34
Jack Binion’s Steak��14
Jack Wood Gallery�� 28
Jackson Lofts�� 53
Jade Fashions�� 21
Japp’s Since 1879�� 18
Jean-Robert’s Table��11
Jeff Ruby’s��14
Jefferson Social�� 12
Jim Brofft Salon Central��24
Jim Stephens’
Foreign Car Service�� 22
Jimmy Buffett’s
Margaritaville Restaurant�� 17
Jimmy G’s��14
Jimmy Johns��10
59
Joe’s Diner on Sycamore��5
Johnny Rockets��8
Jos. A. Bank�� 21
K
Katy’s Nails��24
Kaze��7
Kenia Lashes��24
Keys Hill��56
Killer Brows & Lashes��24
Kim Dao’s Alterations�� 25
King Shu�� 21
King’s Court Barber��24
Kinsey Flats�� 53
Kitty’s Sports Bar�� 18
Kitty’s Coffee��9
Knockback Nat’s�� 18
Know Theatre of Cincinnati��44
Koch Sporting Goods�� 21
Koop Diamond Cutters��29
KP Courthouse Deli�� 16
Kroeger and Sons Meats��34
Kroger��34
Krohn Conservatory�� 37
Krondilou’s Shoes�� 25
L
The Lackman�� 19
Lackman Lofts��56
Lala’s Blissful Bites��9
L.B. Van Travel Service��3
Le Brittany��56
Leader Furniture�� 28
Leftcoast Modern Cincinnati�� 28
Le’s Pho��7
Level�� 17
Libby�� 21
Liberty Taxicab��3
Library Friends Shop�� 27
Lindner Family Café��5
The Little Mahatma��29
Lloyd Library and Museum�� 40
Local’s Bar & Grill�� 18
The Lofts at Fountain Square��56
Lofts at Shillito Place�� 53
Lombardy Building�� 53
Lookout Joe��9
Losantiville LTD��38
Lucky Cab��3
Lucy Blue Pizza�� 13
Lucy Blue Pizza Cafe�� 13
Luken’s Fish, Poultry
and Seafood��34
Lyft��3
Lytle Park��42
Lytle Tower�� 53
M
Macaron Bar��9
Machine Room Grille at the
Great American Ball Park�� 18
Mackie Quality Meats��34
Macy’s at Fountain Place�� 25
Madison’s of Findlay Market��34
Madonna’s Bar & Grill�� 19
Magic Nails��24
Main Auction Galleries, Inc.�� 21
Main Event�� 18
60
Main Library / Public Library of
Cincinnati & Hamilton Cty.�� 40
Main Street Casket Store�� 27
Main Street Yoga��39
Mak’s Convenience Store��34
Mama Lo Hizo�� 12
MamLuft&Co. Dance��44
Mannequin�� 21
Margarita’s�� 12
The Market��34
The Market at
Queen City Square��34
Market Wines��34
Martz Fine Jewelers��29
Maverick Chocolate��10
The McAlpin on Fourth��56
McCormick & Schmick’s
Banquet Room��14
McCormick & Schmick’s
Seafood Restaurant�� 16
McFarland Lofts��56
Memorial Hall��46
Mercantile Library�� 41
Mercer Commons�� 53
Metro��2
Metropole��5
mica 12/v�� 28
Mike & Carol Trotta�� 21
Mike’s Meats��34
Mill End Draperies�� 28
Millennium Hotel, Cincinnati��49
Milton’s�� 19
Mimi’s Egg Rolls��7
Minges Candy�� 27
Miss Monroe Boutique�� 22
Mixx Ultra Lounge�� 18
Mo Hainai��56
Moerlein Lager House��8
Monro Muffler Brake & Services�� 23
Montgomery Inn Boathouse��14
Morton’s the Steakhouse�� 15
MOTR Pub�� 17
Mr. Bubbles�� 23
Mr. Pitiful’s�� 19
Mr. Sushi�� 16
Murray Bros.�� 27
Murrelle’s Florist�� 25
Music Hall��46
Music Hall/Private Dining��14
Mynt Martini�� 18
N
Nada�� 12
National Underground
Railroad Freedom Center�� 41
New Prospect Baptist Church��45
Newkirk’s Barber Salon��24
Nicholson’s Tavern & Pub��8
Nicola’s Italian Ristorante��11
Nightshade Ink��24
Nobby Custom Tailors�� 25
O
Obscura�� 19
Ohio Book Store�� 27
Old St. Mary’s Church��45
The Olive Branch Event Floral��26
Ollie’s Trolley��8
O’Malley’s�� 19
Omnimax Theater�� 37
On Broadway�� 17
One Lytle Place�� 53
Orange Leaf��10
Orchids at Palm Court��5
Orient Restaurant��7
Original Thought Required�� 22
OTR Brewery District�� 47
OTR Pedicab��3
OTR Sales Center��56
Over Vine�� 19
P
The Palace Restaurant��5
Palomino Rotisserie and Bar��6
Panera Bread��10
Papa John’s�� 13
Paragon Salon & Day Spa��24
Park + Vine��34
Park Hall�� 53
Park Place at Lytle��56
Parker Flats��56
Parvis Lofts on Vine�� 53
Paul Brown Stadium��46
Paula’s Cafe�� 16
Pavilion at Horseshoe Casino��46
Payless Shoe Source�� 22
Pedal Wagon�� 3, 47
Pendleton Art Center��38
Pendleton Glass House Lofts�� 57
Pendleton Pilates��39
Pendleton Street Townhomes�� 53
Penn Station��10
The Pet Athletic Club��44
Pet Wants Kitchen��44
Pet Wants: The Urban
Feed Market��44
The Phelps Bar�� 19
Philip Bortz Jewelers�� 32
Pho Lang Thang��7
The Phoenix��14
Phyllis W. Smale Riverfront Park��42
Pi Pizzeria�� 13
Piatt Park��42
Player Piano Shop�� 28
Plaza Artist Materials�� 28
Plum Court Wine Room�� 18
Plum St. Cafe�� 19
Plum Street Pet Clinic��44
Portaluca�� 22
Potbelly Sandwich Works��10
Premium Tickets�� 35
Presentation Services�� 28
The President’s Room��6
Prime 47�� 15
The Punch House�� 40
Pyramids�� 27
Q
Quan Hapa��7
Queen City Club��14
Queen City CrossFit�� 40
Queen City Tours��3
Queen City Wine & Spirits��34
Quick Sign on Vine�� 27
Quizno’s Subs��10
R
Radio Shack�� 35
Ralph’s Furniture��28
Raya’s Lebanese Restaurant�� 12
Reason & Faith Building�� 53
Red Fox Grill�� 16
Red Roost Tavern��6
Reds Team Shop�� 27
Remax Citywide�� 57
The Renaissance Apartments
at the Power Building�� 53
Renaissance Inn
Cincinnati Downtown��49
The Reserve at 4th and Race��54
Rhinegeist��8
Rhinehaus�� 18
Richard Butz Gallery��38
Richter & Phillips�� 32
Rick Dieringer Photography��26
Ride the Duck Tours�� 3, 47
The Righteous Room�� 19
Riverfront Choice Tickets�� 35
Riverfront Club at the
Great American Ball Park��14
Rivertowne Properties��54
Roadmapcincy.com��2
Rock Bar and Lounge�� 19
Rock Bottom Brewery��8
Rock Paper Scissors��28
Ron Hamilton Photography��26
Rookwood Pottery Co.��38
Rookwood Pottery
Company Store��28
Roosters��24
Rusconi Pizza�� 13
Ruth’s Chris Steak House�� 15
S
Saigon Market��34
Saks Fifth Avenue�� 25
Salazar��6
Salem United Church of Christ��45
Salon Beck��24
Salon On The Ohio��24
Salzano’s��24
Sawyer Point��42
Scene�� 18
Schmidlapp Event Lawn�� 37
The School for Creative
& Performing Arts��44
Scotti’s�� 11
Senate��6
Servatii Cafe��10
Servatii Pastry Shop & Deli��10
Seven at Broadway��54
Seventh St. Deli�� 16
Shadeau Breads��10
Shanghai Mama’s��7
The Shoe Haus�� 22
Shooters�� 17
Shop at the Taft Museum of Art�� 27
Silver Ladle��8
Silverglades�� 35
Silverglades Deli & Grocery�� 16
Simon Says�� 17
Simply Grand�� 16
Sixth & Race Apartments��54
Skyline Chili��8
Sloane Boutique�� 22
Smitty’s�� 22
Smoothie King��10
Snap Fitness 24-7�� 40
Snappy Tomato Pizza�� 13
Soap Box Salon��24
Sophia’s Deli & Restaurant�� 16
Sophisticated Threads
Consignments�� 22
Southbank Shuttle/TANK��2
Sotto�� 11
Spa at 21c�� 40
Spatz Natural Life�� 35
Spitzfaden Office Supplies�� 27
Sports Page�� 16
The Spread Buffet��6
The Squirrel�� 16
St. Francis Seraph Church��45
St. Francis Xavier
Catholic Church��45
St. Louis Church��45
St. Peter in Chains Cathedral��45
Starbucks Coffee��10
Steam Whistle
Letterpress & Design��28
Step N Style�� 22
Straus Tobacconist�� 27
Streetpops��10
Studio West Hair Salon��24
Subway��10
Suder’s Art Store��29
Sun Wigs�� 22
Sung Korean Bistro��7
Sunny Deli��7
Sunshine Fine Food Deli�� 35
Sushi Bears�� 16
Sweat Training�� 40
Sweet Petit Desserts��10
Switch��29
Sycamore Place Lofts��54
Symphony Hotel��49
T
Taft Museum of Art��41
Taft Theatre��46
Taqueria Mercado�� 12
Taste of Belgium�� 11
Taste of Belgium: Bistro on Vine�� 11
Tea Co. Townhomes��54
The Terrace Cafe��6
Theodore M. Berry International
Friendship Park��42
Thoma & Sutton Eyecare�� 25
Tiffany & Co.�� 32
Tiger Ghost Rides��3
Tin Roof��6
Tina’s�� 19
Toby Keith’s
I Love This Bar & Grill��6
Tom + Chee�� 16
Top of The Park�� 19
Tot Dogs�� 16
Total Juice Plus�� 12
Tower Hair Designers��24
Trattoria Roma�� 11
Travel Traders Gift Shop�� 27
Trideca Lofts 57 Condominiums�� 57
Trinity Flats�� 57
Tri-State Jewelers�� 32
Tucker’s Restaurant�� 16
U
U.S. Bank Arena��47
Uber��3
UC Primary Care�� 40
Uncle Mo’s Cafe�� 12
Unheard Of�� 22
Union Baptist Church��45
Union Optical�� 25
University Club��14
The UPS Store�� 27
Urban Eden��29
Urban Sites��54
V
Velvet Smoke BBQ�� 15
Venice on Vine�� 13
Venue 222��47
Vernon’s Corner
at Liberty & Main��54
Via Vite�� 11
Vince St. Kafe�� 16
Vine Street News�� 35
Vyrsd Social Room�� 19
W
The Waldo��54
Walgreen’s�� 35
Washington Park��42
Washington Platform
Saloon & Restaurant�� 16
Weekend Beauty Lounge�� 25
Wells Building��54
Wendel’s Bootery�� 22
Wendy’s�� 11
West Court St. Carryout�� 35
Westfalen Lofts�� 57
Westin Hotel Cincinnati��49
Weston Art Gallery��38
WG Kitchen & Bar��6
What If Gift Solutions�� 32
Wheel Fun Rentals��3
Wich on Sycamore�� 16
The Williamson Lofts at
335 W. Fifth Street�� 57
Woodburn Cleaners�� 25
Wooden Nickel Antiques�� 21
Woodward Theatre��47
Y
Yagoot��10
Yard House��6
YES Gallery��38
YMCA�� 40
The Yoga Bar�� 40
You Do Yoga�� 40
Young Town�� 22
Yum Yum Chinese Restaurant��7
YWCA Health &
Wellness Center�� 40
YWCA Women’s Art Gallery��38
Z
Zinncinnati�� 35
Zip Car��3
Zula�� 12
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513-479-2535
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513-310-3044
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513-225-3271
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513-225-7807
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513-237-4449
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513-470-5776
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859-359-5626
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