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PHOTOGRAPHS (FROM LEFT) BY 5chw4r7z, TRAVIS ESTELL, COURTESY CINCINNATI USA REGIONAL CHAMBER,
BY THADD FIALA; COVER PHOTOGRAPHS (TOP) BY TRAVIS ESTELL, (BOTTOM, FROM LEFT) BY 5chw4r7z, MARK BOWEN,
THADD FIALA, COURTESY DCI
LIVE BETTER AT THE BANKS
Studio, One & Two Bedroom Apartments
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BY THADD FIALA; COVER PHOTOGRAPHS (TOP) BY TRAVIS ESTELL, (BOTTOM, FROM LEFT) BY 5chw4r7z, MARK BOWEN,
THADD FIALA, COURTESY DCI
CONTENTS
Getting Around Downtown�� 2
Downtown Map�� 30
eat DOWNTOWN��4
American �� 5
Asian/Indian�� 6
Breweries/Brewpubs�� 7
Burgers�� 8
Chili/Soup�� 8
Coffee/Bakeries/Ice Cream�� 8
Fast Casual�� 10
French/European��11
Italian��12
Mediterranean��12
Mexican��13
Pizza��13
Private Dining��14
Ribs/Steak��15
Sandwiches��16
Seafood/Sushi��17
Southern��18
Bars��18
shop DOWNTOWN��22
Antiques��23
Apparel��23
Automotive��24
Beauty/Tattoo��25
Cleaners/Tailors�� 27
WWW.DOWNTOWNCINCINNATI.COM
Department Stores�� 27
Eyewear�� 27
Florists��28
Gifts/Books��28
Home Furnishings��32
Jewelry/Furs��33
Markets��34
Pharmacies�� 37
Tickets�� 37
Wireless/Electrics�� 37
play DOWNTOWN�� 36
Cultural Attractions��39
Fitness/Health��39
Galleries��41
Libraries��42
Museums��42
Parks��43
Performing Arts�� 44
Pets��45
Sports�� 46
Theaters/Venues�� 46
Worship��47
stay DOWNTOWN�� 46
Hotels�� 49
Affordable Housing�� 50
For Rent�� 50
For Sale��54
Index��58
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DOWNTOWN
INFORMATION:
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 offer a friendly face,
information, and assistance where needed.
For safety escorts to Downtown destinations, call the Ambassador hotline at (513)
623-3429.
CENTRAL BUSINESS SECTION (CBS)
(513) 352-5435 » The CBS provides enhanced
police service to downtown and is housed at
the Police Welcome Center at The Banks.
DOWNTOWNCINCINNATI.COM
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, and much more.
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 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.
PARKING
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.
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Parking garages and lots are noted with a
“P” on the downtown map in this guide.
PUBLIC TRANSIT
METRO
(513) 621-4455 / www.go-metro.com
SOUTHBANK SHUTTLE / TANK
(859) 331-8265 / www.tankbus.org
CINCINNATI STREETCAR
www.cincinnati-oh.gov/streetcar » Opens
September 2016
CITY TOURS - SEGWAY TOURS
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.
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.
CINCY BREWERY DISTRICT
(513) 604-9812, www.cincinnatibrewerytours.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) 225-1583, thegarageotr.
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.
L. B. VAN TRAVEL SERVICE
1425 Dana Ave., (513) 531-1411 » Narrated
city tours concentrating on Cincinnati landFACEBOOK.COM/DOWNTOWNCINCINNATI
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GETTING
AROUND
marks. Airport service: call three hours prior
to flight time.
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.
Pedicab » Servicing OTR guests and neighbors. We are a green, safe, practical & fun
community powered transportation service.
Connect with us through Facebook.
WASHINGTON LIMOUSINE SERVICE
2328 Florence Ave., www.washington
limousine.net; 24 hours, 7 days a week »
Oldest limo service in Cincinnati. Every kind
of vehicle from traditional limos to passenger vans and yellow school buses for any
occasion.
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.
WHEEL FUN RENTALS
700 E. Pete Rose Way, (513) 651-2453, www.
wheelfunrentals.com; Spring / Fall, weekends 10am-dusk; Summer, daily 10am-dusk
» Surreys, cruisers and bike rentals.
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.
ZIP CAR
Race Street - E. 12th and Vine Streets, (866)
494-7227, www.zipcar.com/uc/find-cars »
Cars are available at E. Court and Walnut
Streets; Garfield Place; and 12th and Vine.
CAR – BIKE RENTALS
HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGES
AVIS
212 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-1479, www.avis.
com, Mon-Fri 8am-6pm; Sat 8am-12pm; Sun
9am-12pm
BUDGET CAR & TRUCK RENTAL
212 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-0220, Mon-Fri
8am-6pm; Sat 8am-12pm; Sun 9am-12pm
CINCINNATI BIKE CENTER
120 E. Mehring Way, (513) 282-4260, www.
cincinnatibikecenter.com, Mon-Sun 10am6pm; hours change seasonally » Bike storage, lockers and showers with membership
options, plus bike and segway rentals and
tours. Located in Smale Riverfront Park.
CINCY RED BIKE
(513) 621-2453, www.cincyredbike.org »
Cincy Bike provides a low-cost mobility option for short urban trips through a network
of 24 bike rental stations placed throughout
downtown and Over-the-Rhine. Bikes can be
rented and returned to any one of the stations in the network.
ENTERPRISE RENTAL
150 W. Fifth St., (513) 651-0555, www.
enterprise.com, Mon-Fri 8am-6pm; Sat
9am-12pm
HERTZ
601 Elm St., (513) 347-6111, www.hertz.com,
Mon-Fri 7:30am-6pm; Sat 9am-12pm
OTR PEDICAB
513-226-4747, www.facebook.com/OTR
Friday and Saturday evenings, plus special
occasions.
HEMINGWAY 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.
RIDE SHARING
LYFT www.lyft.com
UBER www.uber.com
TAXI CABS
AAA 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
MEDINA TAXI (513) 651-2681
OHIO TAXI (513) 388-6850
QUEEN CITY CAB (513) 307-3008
RAN’S CAB (513) 471-2097
TOWNE TAXI (513) 761-7700
YELLOW / COMMUNITY CAB (513) 241-2100
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AMERICAN
ARNOLD’S BAR & GRILL
210 E. Eighth St., (513) 421-6234www.arnolds
barandgrill.com; Lunch Mon-Wed, 11am-10pm;
Thu & Fri, 11am-11pm; Sat 12-11pm » Cincinnati’s
longest continuously operating bar and grill,
dating back to 1861, with eclectic Mediterranean and traditional American cuisine. Yearround courtyard features live music.
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, restaurant
offers breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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CRAVE
175 Joe Nuxhall Way, The Banks, (513) 2418600, www.CRAVEamerica.com; Mon-Thu,
11am-11pm; Fri, 11am-11pm; Sat, 12pm-11pm; Sun,
10am-9pm » A modern sushi bar and a fresh
spin on American cuisine. Private and semiprivate dining rooms and outdoor sidewalk
patio, with late night Happy Hours.
THE CRICKET LOUNGE
601 Vine St., (513) 381-3000, www.cincinnatian
hotel.com; Mon-Fri, 4pm-2am; Sat, 11am-2am;
Sun, 4-10pm » Serves lighter fare prepared by
The Cincinnatian’s Palace Restaurant kitchen,
with their own special touches. Live jazz on
weekends.
D. BURNHAM’S
36 E. Fourth St., (513) 333-0000, www.
dburnhams.com; Mon-Sun, 6am-11pm; Bar
open 11am-12am (10pm on Sun) » Located
within The Renaissance Cincinnati, offers a
contemporary American menu, featuring locally sourced, seasonal, and expertly prepared
cuisine, served with relaxed elegance.
THE EAGLE OTR
1342 Vine St., (513) 802-5007, www.facebook.
com/TheEagleOTR; Mon-Thur, 11am-12am; Fri
& Sat 11am-2am, Sun 11am-10pm » Celebrates
straightforward, American fare, serving
antibiotic-free, all natural, fried chicken, plus
bar snacks and salads.
FIRST WATCH
700 Walnut St., (513) 721-4744, www.first
watch.com; Mon-Sun, 7am-2:30pm » Fresh,
made-to-order breakfast, brunch and lunch
served daily.
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,
lunch Mon-Sat; weekday pasta bar and Sunday
brunch. Reservations suggested.
HATHAWAY’S DINER
com/hathawaysdiner; Mon-Fri, 6:30am-4pm;
Sat, 8am-3pm » Soups, sandwiches and old
fashioned shakes in a traditional diner atmosphere, with counter service.
INGREDIENTS (SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED)
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 852-2740, www.ingredients
foryou.com; Mon-Fri, 6am-6pm; Sat, Sun, 7am4pm » Gourmet grab-and-go offering a variety
of freshly made breakfast and lunch selections,
including customized salads, paninis, and brick
oven pizzas. Located in the Westin Hotel atrium.
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.
KRUEGER’S TAVERN
1211 Vine St., (513) 834-8670, www.kruegers
tavern.com; Sun, 11 am-10pm; Mon-Sat, 11am12am » Inspired by the taverns of old, features
house-made sausages, sandwiches with artisan
bread, shareable bar snacks and more than 75
canned beer varieties.
LINDNER FAMILY CAFE
316 Pike St., (513) 352-5140, www.taftmuseum.
org; Wed-Fri, 11am-2pm; Sat, Sun, 11am-3pm
» Located at the Taft Museum of Art, the cafe
offers freshly prepared entrees, quiche, soups,
sandwiches, salads, and desserts. Artful menu
items inspired by current exhibitions. Seating
available inside and outside. Reservations
recommended.
MAPLEWOOD
Fifth and Race Streets » Opening Spring 2016!
A fine casual dining experience with a West
Coast feel, specializing in seasonal and fresh
ingredients, open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
METROPOLE
609 Walnut St., (513) 578-6660, www.
metropoleonwalnut.com; Breakfast: Mon-Fri,
7-10am, Sat-Sun, 7am-12 pm; Lunch Mon-Fri,
11:30am-3pm; Dinner Sun-Thu, 5:30-10pm,
Fri-Sat, 5:30-11pm » Metropole offers a contemporary take on old world fireplace cooking
techniques in the 21c Museum Hotel.
ORCHIDS AT PALM COURT
35 W. Fifth St., (513) 421-9100, www.orchidsat
palmcourt.com; Mon-Sun, 5:30pm-10pm »
AAA Five-Diamond fine dining in spectacular
1930s French art deco setting in National
Historic Landmark Hilton Cincinnati Netherland
5
Plaza. Seasonally updated menu by Executive
Chef Todd Kelly with local ingredients including
from the hotel’s rooftop herb garden and beehives. Complimentary valet parking.
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, 11:30am-2pm;
Dinner Tue-Thu, 6-9pm, Fri-Sat, 5:30-10pm »
A fine-dining experience, located in the historic
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, 11am-10pm; Fri, Sat, 11am-11pm;
Sun, 3-11pm; Bar open Mon-Thu, Sun, to 11pm;
Fri, Sat, to 12am » Overlooking Fountain
Square, serves inspired and traditional pastas,
innovative salads, grilled steaks and chops,
fish,and pizzas from the brick oven. Casual bar
with all day Happy Hour.
THE PRESIDENT’S ROOM
812 Race St., (513) 721-2260, www.the
presidentsrm.com; Wed-Thu, 5-9 pm; FriSat, 5-10pm » Experience a mix of classic
and new dishes prepared with the finest ingredients available, where classic drinks have modern and unique variations, inside The Phoenix.
RED ROOST TAVERN
151 W. Fifth St., (513) 579-1234, cincinnati.
hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/RedRoostTavern.
html; 6:30-11am; 11:30am-2:30pm; 5:00-10pm
» More than two dozen farms, distilleries and
purveyors throughout Ohio and Northern Kentucky supply the restaurant with hormone-free
meats, organic produce and high-quality beer
and spirits.
REVOLUTION ROTISSERIE
1106 Race St., (513) 381-0009, www.revolution
rotisserie.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat
11am-11pm » Rotisserie chicken sandwiches on
grilled pita, salads, delicious sides, with fresh
ingredients and homemade sauces, as well as
whole and half birds. Wine, beer and cocktails.
SALAZAR
1401 Republic St., (513) 621-7000, www.
salazarcincinnati.com; Mon-Fri 11:30am-2pm;
Mon-Thu 5:30-10:30pm, Fri-Sat 5:30-11pm »
Chef Jose Salazar celebrates the changing of
the seasons with a farm inspired menu that is
creative and refined, yet, playful and approachable, with craft beers, cocktails and wines.
SENATE
1212 Vine St., (513) 421-2020, www.senatepub.
com; Tue-Thu 11:30am-2pm, 4:30pm-11pm; Fri,
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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
1000 Broadway St., (513) 250-3295, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-3pm,
4-10pm; Fri, 11am-3pm, 4pm-11pm; Sat, 10am3pm, 4-11pm; Sun, 10am-3pm, 4-10pm » With
dining stations including Italian, Asian, Heartland, Mexican, and desserts, you’ll find fresh
flavors and variety for every palette at Horseshoe Cincinnati. Brunch served every day.
THE TERRACE CAFÉ
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, sandwiches, entrees and desserts. Adjacent to the
courtyard for seasonal outdoor dining.
TIN ROOF
160 E. Freedom Way, The Banks, (513) 3812176, www.tinroofbars.com; Mon-Sat, 11am2am; Sun, 12pm-12am » A live music venue with
a laid-back atmosphere serving made from
scratch food including salads, quesadillas, giant
sandwiches and award-winning appetizers.
YARD HOUSE
55 E. Freedom Way, The Banks, (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.akash
india.net; Lunch Mon-Fri, 11am-2pm; Sat,
11:30am-2pm; Dinner, Mon-Sat, 5pm-9:30pm;
Sun, 5-8:30pm » Indian cuisine with a daily
lunch buffet.
BANGKOK EXPRESS
12 W. Court St., (513) 381-2100, Mon-Fri, 11-2:30
(carry-out until 3) » Fast, fresh Thai food for
the lunch crowd.
DYNASTY
709 Main St., (513) 381-2666, www.chinesez.
com/dynasty; Mon-Sat, 11am-9pm » Chinese
food, carry out or dine in. Lunch specials.
Catering available.
HUIT CRAFT BBQ
29 E. Court St., (513) 381-4848, www.huitfood
bar.com; Mon-Thur 11am-9pm; Fri 11am-10pm;
Sat 10:30am-10pm » Famous for its 8 Spice
Ribs and signature Spice Rice, offers a creative
blends of spices and herbs for dishes that are
Asian in nature, international in expression.
KAZE
1400 Vine, (513) 898-7991, www.kazeotr.com;
Tue-Thu, 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat 11am-12pm; Sun
12pm-10pm » 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.findlaymarket.
org/merchants/mimis-gourmet-egg-rolls-andcurry; Tue - Fri; 9am - 6pm; Sat, 8am - 6 pm;
Sun,10am - 4pm » Offers delicious eggrolls and
curry bowls in Findlay Market.
ORIENT RESTAURANT
627 Main St., (513) 241-9191; Mon-Fri, 11am-8pm
» Traditional Asian and Vietnamese cuisine.
Combo plates.
PHO LANG THANG
114 W. Elder St., (513) 376-9177, www.facebook.
com/dothelangthang; Tue-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun
11am-4pm (coffee 9-11am) » Vietnamese cuisine
featuring pho, banh mi, and bun. Located in
Findlay Market.
QUAN HAPA
1331 Vine St., (513) 421-7826, www.quanhapa.
com; Tue-Thu, 11am-2pm & 5-10pm; Fri-Sat
11am-2pm & 5pm-2am » Asian street food.
SHANGHAI MAMA’S
216 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-7777, www.shanghai
mamas.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-9:30pm; Fri, 11am3am; Sat, 4pm-3am » 1920s-style Shanghai
noodle shop. Late night dining.
SUNG KOREAN BISTRO
700 Elm St., (513) 721-7864, www.sungkorean
bistro.com; Lunch Mon-Fri, 11:30am-2pm;
Dinner Mon-Thu, 4:30pm-10pm; Fri-Sat
4:30pm-10:30pm » Authentic Korean cuisine in
a hip setting, with dolsot bimbimbop, noodle,
stir-fried and grilled dishes. Full bar and happy
hour. Outdoor patio.
YUM YUM CHINESE RESTAURANT
909 Race St., (513) 721-7705; Tue-Sat, 6pm »
Traditional Asian cuisine. Cash only.
BREWERIES/BREWPUBS
CHRISTIAN MOERLEIN TAPROOM
1621 Moore St., (513) 827-6025, www.christian
moerlein.com; Fri, 4-9pm; Sat, 12-9pm; Sun 126pm » Brewers of handcrafted lagers and ale.
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HALF-CUT
1126 Walnut St., www.halfcut.com; Tue-Thu,
4-10pm; Fri-Sat, 12pm-12:30am; Sun, 11am8pm » The 16 taps serve a unique selection of
expertly crafted beer from breweries local and
afar. Fill up your a Growler (32 or 64oz. jug),
hand pick a six-pack, or enjoy a pint.
MOERLEIN LAGER HOUSE
115 Joe Nuxhall Way, (513) 421-2337, www.
moerleinlagerhouse.com; Mon-Sat, 11am-1am;
Sun 11am-11pm » Serving lunch, dinner, and of
course, Moerlein beer on the riverfront. Flatbreads, burgers, salads, rotisserie items, and
steaks, many items inspired by their brewing
history.
NICHOLSON’S TAVERN & PUB
625 Walnut St., (513) 564-9111, www.
nicholsonspub.com; Mon-Thu 11am-11pm; FriSat 11am-1am (kitchen open until 11:30pm); Sun
11am-9pm; Sun brunch 11am-3pm » The city’s
first gastropub features an authentic Scottish
pub atmosphere paired with a carefully crafted
beverage program. Outdoor dining.
RHINEGEIST
1910 Elm St., (513) 381-1367, www.rhinegeist.
com; Mon-Thu, 4pm-11pm; Fri-Sat, 12pm12:30am, Sun, 2pm-8pm » Local brewery with
a taproom located in a historic bottling plant
offering house-brewed beers, Ping-Pong,
cornhole & TVs.
ROCK BOTTOM BREWERY
10 Fountain Square Plaza, (513) 621-1588,
www.rockbottom.com; Sun-Thu, 11am-11pm;
Fri-Sat, 11am-12am » 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.
TAFT’S ALE HOUSE
1429 Race St., (513) 334-1393, taftsalehouse.
com; Sun-Wed, 11am-11pm; Thu-Sat, 11am-12am
» A purveyor of first-rate comestibles and
exceptional ales, housed in the old St. Paul’s
Evangelical Church, once the oldest Protestant
parish in the Queen City.
BURGERS
BOBBY’S BURGER PALACE
1000 Broadway St., (513) 250-3315, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Sun-Thu 11am-1am,
Fri-Sat 11am-2am » Signature burgers, fries,
milkshakes, salads, and sandwiches inspired by
Chef Bobby Flay.
BRU BURGER
Sixth and Walnut Streets, www.bruburgerbar.
com » Opening Fall 2015! Features gourmet
8
beef burgers as well as veggie, turkey, lamb,
and ahi tuna varieties. Fresh salads, sandwiches, fries, onion rings, and hand dipped
milkshakes round out the menu.
NATION KITCHEN & BAR
1200 Broadway, (513) 381-3794, www.nation
kitchenandbar.com; Mon-Thu, 4pm-12am; Fri,
4pm-2am; Sat, 11am-2am; Sun, 11am-12am »
Serving burgers, specialty tots, and a full bar,
much to the chagrin of its namesake Carrie
Nation, no doubt.
OLLIE’S TROLLEY
1607 Central Ave., (513) 381-6100; Sun-Mon,
9am-4pm; Sat, 9am-6pm » 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-Fri 10am-8pm » Sandwiches,
soups, salads, and Cincinnati-style chili.
SKYLINE CHILI
1001 Vine St., (513) 721-4715, www.skylinechili.
com; Mon-Fri 10:30am-5pm
643 Vine St., (513) 241-2020; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-8pm; Sat, 11am-4pm
254 E. Fourth St., (513) 241-4848; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-8pm, Sat 10:30am-4pm » Cincinnatistyle 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.abbygirl
sweets.com; Tue-Fri, 11am-6pm; Sat, 11am-4pm
» Family run cupcake shop, owned and operated by a husband and wife team and named
for daughter Abby, chief taste tester.
ADRIAN’S
1801 Race St. (513) 651-2154, www.findlay
market.org/merchants/adrians; Tue-Fri 9am6pm; Sat 8am-6pm; Sun 10am-4pm » Cookie
trays for all occasions. Cookies available in bulk
for fundraisers, churches, home nurseries and
schools at Findlay Market.
BEAN HAUS
1801 Race St., (513) 651-2326, www.facebook.
com/beanhaus; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat 8am6pm; Sun 10am-4pm » Espresso, coffee and
tea drinks, smoothies, frappes and cookies,
pastries, and candies at Findlay Market.
BOBA CHA
1606 Main St., (513) 421-9111, www.bobacha.
net; Mon-Fri, 10am-8pm; Sat-Sun 11am-8pm
» Bubble teas, herbal teas, and smoothies.
Choices include Oolong, Jasmine, Green Tea,
with organic herbs like lotus, ginseng, and
peppermint.
BREZEL
6 W. 14th St., (513) 407-7916, brezelpower.com;
Sun&Mon, 11am-5pm; Tue-Thu, 11am-6pm; Fri
11am-9pm; Sat, 10am-9pm » Gourmet pretzel
company specializing in hand-rolled Bavarianstyle pretzels, with a menu that embraces new,
creative pairings.
CAKE RACK BAKERY
113 W. Elder St., (513) 549-8623, www.cakerack
bakery.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm; Sat, 7am6pm; Sun, 8am-3pm » Small family-owned
business with a mission to provide high quality pastries, desserts and cakes made from
scratch to order at Findlay Market.
CHURCHILL’S FINE TEAS
122 W. Elder St., (513) 421-1455, churchills
teas.com; Tue-Thu, Sun, 10am-4pm; Fri, 10am5pm; Sat 8am-5pm » Tea room at Findlay
Market with more than 265 teas from around
the world.
COFFEE AT LOLA’S
24 W. Third St., (513) 381-3114; Mon-Fri, 7am7pm; Sat& Sun, 9am-7pm » A cozy bar offering
amazing coffee along with croissants and
bagels, a full bar and beer on tap.
COFFEE EMPORIUM
303 Broadway, (513) 621-0500, www.coffeeemporium.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-2pm » Coffee
kiosk in the lobby of 303 Broadway.
301 E. Fourth St., (513) 621-0500, www.coffeeemporium.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-4pm » Located
in the promenade of The Great American
Tower at Queen City Square.
110 E. Central Pkwy., (513) 651-5483; MonFri,6:30am-8pm; Sat-Sun 7am-8pm » Sidewalk
bistro seating or comfortable couches and
chairs inside.
COLLECTIVE CAC
44 E. Sixth St., (513) 345-8400, contemporary
artscenter.org/visit/cafe-lobby; Mon-Tue, 7am
- 4pm; Wed-Fri, 7am–9pm; Sat-Sun, 9am–3 pm
» Expertly crafted coffees along with select
beer and wine, in addition to wholesome fare
for breakfast and lunch.
COLLECTIVE ESPRESSO
207 Woodward St. 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/CremaDeCup;
Mon-Fri, 7:15am-3:30pm » Coffee drinks, soups
and sandwiches from a booth on the skywalk.
DOJO GELATO
137 Elder st., (513) 328-9000, www.dojogelato.
com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat 8am-6pm; Sun
10am-4pm » Creating handcrafted Italian-style
ice creams and coffees in small batches from
fresh ingredients at Findlay Market.
DUNKIN DONUTS
125 E. Court St., (513) 345-7484, www.
dunkindonuts.com; Mon-Fri, 6am-4:30pm
425 Walnut St., (513) 376-7814; Mon-Fri,
5am-5pm
511 Walnut St., (513) 241-4175; Mon-Fri,
5am-4pm » 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, www.graeters.
com; Mon-Fri, 6:30am-11pm; Sat, 7am-11pm;
Sun, 9am-11pm (extended summer hours) »
Located on Fountain Square.
1401 Vine St., (513) 422-5300, www.graeters.
com; Mon-Sun, 11am-11pm » The only gourmet
ice cream manufacturer in the city, with more
than 145 years of experience
HELLO HONEY
633 Vine St., (513) 977-0300; Mon-Fri, 11am6pm; Sat, 2-6pm » Homemade ice creams and
sorbets made fresh in their shop using natural
ingredients. Flavors rotate weekly.
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HOLTMAN’S DONUTS
1332 Vine St., (513) 391-0903, holtmansdonut
shop.com; Sun-Mon, 7am-2pm; Tues-Sat, 7am9pm » Started in 1960, this family-owned shop
has a continuing commitment to high standards
and producing a high quality product.
IRIS BOOKCAFE
1331 Main St., (513) 381-2665, irisbookcafe.com;
Mon-Thu 8am-9pm; Fri 8am-7pm; Sat 10am7pm; Sun 11am-9pm » Buys and sells used and
collectible books and records, with a menu that
features natural, locavore foods from vegan to
salmon, smoothies, ice cream, coffees and teas.
KITTY’S COFFEE
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; Tue-Fri 7am-5pm; Sat by appointment
» Decadent cupcakes and desserts, with daily
cupcake offerings including red velvet with oldfashioned cream cheese frosting, carrot with
cream cheese frosting, and more.
LOOKOUT JOE
15 W. Seventh St., (513) 241-0281, www.
lookoutjoe.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-5pm » Flavored
coffees, fine teas, baked goods, full line of
espresso drinks, and light lunch fare.
MACARON BAR
1206 Main St., (513) 813-8181, www.macaronbar.com; Mon-Thu, 10am-9pm; Fri, 10am-10pm;
Sat 9am-10pm; Sun, 10am-6pm » The only
bakery in Cincinnati dedicated exclusively to
French macarons. The lineup consists of several
core flavors complemented by seasonal flavors,
so you can always try something new.
MAMA MADE IT
1801 Race St., (513) 257-7959 mamamadeit.
com » Find your favorite kettle or gourmet
popcorn flavors, including old favorites and
some new delectable ones at Findlay Market.
OFF THE VINE JUICE BAR
1218 V St., (513) 476-8996, www.otvcincinnati.
com; Mon-Thu, 7am-7pm; Fri, 7am-6pm;
Sat-Sun, 7am-5pm » Offering fresh pressed
vegetable juices and fruit smoothies
ORANGE LEAF
160 Walnut St., (513) 421-5335, www.orange
leafyogurt.com; Mon-Wed, 11am-9pm; Thu-Sat,
11am-11pm; Sun, 11am-7pm » Frozen yogurt
shop at The Banks.
SERVATII PASTRY SHOP & DELI
511 Walnut St., (513) 421-2253, www.servatii
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pastryshop.com; Mon-Fri, 6am-4pm
41 E. Court St., (513) 241-7500; Mon-Fri, 6am4pm » This fourth generation, family-owned
bakery/café located specializes in traditional
baked goods, stone hearth baked breads,
decorated cakes, European/American pastries
and authentic Bavarian soft pretzels.
SHADEAU BREADS
1336 Main St., (513) 665-9270, www.shadeau
breads.com; Mon-Fri 6am-3:00pm; Sat
7:30am-2pm » European breads and pastries.
Shadeau provides baked goods to many of
Cincinnati’s best restaurants.
STARBUCKS COFFEE
Horseshoe Casino, 1000 Broadway St. www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Sun-Thu, 6am-12am;
Fri-Sat, 6am-3am
401 Vine St., (513) 929-0430, www.starbucks.
com; Mon-Fri, 5am-10pm; Sat, 5:30am-10pm;
Sun, 6am-8pm
201 E. Fourth St., (513) 241-4000, www.
starbucks.com; Mon-Fri 5:30am-5pm; Sat,
7am-4pm; Sun, 8am-4pm
580 Walnut St., (513) 621-0567, www.
starbucks.com; Mon-Fri, 5:30am-5pm » Richbrewed, espresso beverages, pastries and
confections, and coffee-related merchandise.
STREETPOPS
1437 Main St., (513) 446-7505, www.street
pops.com; Wed-Sat 1-8pm, Sun 1-5pm (extended Summer hours) » Small batch gourmet
popsicles for pickup or delivery. Carts available
for special or corporate events.
SWEET PETIT DESSERTS
1426 Race St., (513) 443-5094; Tue, 11am-5pm;
Wed-Fri, 11am-6pm; Sat 11am-3pm » Enjoy
made-from-scratch treats, with a splendid collection of bite-sized desserts and gifts.
YAGOOT
1 P&G Plaza, (513) 983-8388; Mon-Fri, 7am4pm » 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.
PENN STATION
654 Main St., (513) 621-7366, www.pennstation.com; Mon-Fri 10am-7pm; Sat 11am-6pm
» Submarine sandwiches, fresh-cut fries, and
hand-squeezed lemonade, all prepared fresh
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.
QUIZNO’S SUBS
8 W. Fourth St., (513) 333-0099; Mon-Fri 9am3pm » Oven-baked classic subs.
SUBWAY
34 E. Seventh St., (513) 421-1113, www.subway.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm; Sat 8am-2pm
52 E. Court St. (513) 241-6699; Mon-Fri,
7am-7pm; Sat, 8am-7pm
221 E. Fourth St., (513) 421-1155; Mon-Thu
7am-4pm; Fri, 7am-3pm
250 E. Fifth St., (513) 381-4108; Mon-Fri,
7am-4pm
420 Walnut St., (513) 381-2212; Mon-Fri,
6am-6pm; Sat, 8am-2pm
441 Vine St., Carew Tower, (513) 421-2440;
Mon-Fri 7:30am-6pm; Sat, 8am-2pm
1123 Sycamore St., (513) 429-3547; MonFri,7am-8pm; Sat, 8am-8pm; Sun, 9am-8pm »
Sub sandwiches, salads and breakfast items.
WENDY’S
220 E. Fourth St., (513) 421-1671, www.wendys.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat, Sun 11am-4pm
» The world’s third largest quick-service
hamburger company use select, premium
ingredients and serves food made fresh with
every order.
FRENCH/EUROPEAN
BOCA
114 E. Sixth, (513) 542-2022, bocacincinnati.
com; Mon-Thu, 5 - 10pm; Fri- Sat, 5 - 11pm »
Boca restaurant marries world class, chefdriven cuisine with warm hospitality and emotive environments.
CAFE DE PARIS
17 Garfield Pl., (513) 651-1919; Mon-Fri, 7:30am3pm » Soups, sandwiches and salads with
a French accent; outdoor cafe tables facing
Garfield Park.
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FRENCH CRUST
915 Vine St., (513) 621-2013, www.jrcincy.com/
french-crust-cafe; Mon-Fri, 7am-4pm, 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.jrcincy.
com; Mon-Fri, 11:30am–2pm; Mon-Thu, 5:309:30pm, bar: 11:30am – midnight; Fri-Sat,
5:30-11pm, bar open until 2am » French, casual
elegant food by Cincinnati’s preeminent Chef
Jean-Robert de Cavel.
TASTE OF BELGIUM
1801 Race St., (513) 381-3280, www.authentic
waffle.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Liege waffles, crepes, baked
goods and savory items from scratch at Findlay
Market.
TASTE OF BELGIUM: BISTRO ON VINE
1135 Vine St., (513) 381-4607, www.authentic
waffle.com; Mon, 7am-3pm; Tue-Thu 7am10pm; Fri-Sat 7am-11pm; Sun 9am-3pm » Cafe
serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Leige-style
Belgian waffles, filled crepes and bakery items.
Full bar.
ITALIAN
CAMPANELLO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT
414 Central Ave., (513) 721-9833, www.
campanellos.com; Mon-Fri, 11:30am-2pm; MonSat, 5:30-10:30pm » Italian cuisine in a familyowned and operated atmosphere.
NICOLA’S ITALIAN RISTORANTE
1420 Sycamore St., (513) 721-6200, www.
nicolasotr.com; Mon-Thu 5:30-10pm, Fri-Sat
5:30-11pm » Traditional Tuscan cuisine in contemporary atmosphere.
SANTO GRAAL
180 E. Freedom Way, (513) 621-2222, www.
santograalbanks.com; Sun - Thur 11-10; Fri, Sat
11-midnight » From the owners of Holy Grail,
a fresh take on traditional Italian dishes, with
housemade pasta and pizza dough, with all
sauces made from scratch, at The Banks. Pizza
window open late.
com; Sun-Thu, 5-10pm; Fri-Sat, 5pm-11pm » A
hardcore Italian trattoria with a focus on craft.
A place of casual intimacy and communal
romance.
THE MERCER OTR
1324 Vine St., (513) 421-5111, www.themercer
otr.com; Tue-Thu, 5-10pm; Fri-Sat, 5-11pm; Bar
open 4pm-1am » Italian-influenced menu with
other European classics, including short ribs,
branzino, cassoulet, pastas, and pork belly
risotto.
TRATTORIA ROMA
580 Walnut St., (513) 723-0220, www.trattoria
roma.net; Lunch: Mon-Fri, 11am-2pm; Dinner:
Mon-Thu, 4:30-9pm; Fri, 4:30-11pm; Sat, 3-11pm
» 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-9pm » Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine.
ARETI’S GYROS
1801 Race St., (513) 720-9034, www.aretis
gyros.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 at Findlay Market.
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.
SCOTTI’S
919 Vine St., (513) 721-9484, scottiscincinnati.
com; 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. Reservations accepted.
ISTANBUL CAFE
628 Vine St., (513) 421-5100, www.istanbul
cafecincy.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-9pm; Fri, 11am10pm; Sat, 12-10pm; Sun, 3-8:30pm » Mediterranean and Turkish cuisine. Catering available.
SOTTO
118 E. Sixth St., (513) 977-6886, sottocincinnati.
RAYA LEBANESE
801 Elm St., (513) 421-0049; Mon-Sat,
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10:30am-8pm » Middle Eastern food featuring
gyros, vegetarian options and more.
MITA’S
501 Race St., (513) 421-6482 mitas.co; Mon –
Sat, 10pm » The new restaurant from chef Jose
Salazar showcases the flavors and dishes of
Spain and Latin America, with paella, tapas, and
Iberico ham with empanadas and seviches.
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.
jeffersonsocial.com; Mon-Sun 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
com/Mamalohizo; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat,
8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Offers burritos,
tacos, Mexican lasagna, fresh salsas, guacamole and chips, queso blanco,flan and Mexican
imported drinks at Findlay Market.
UNCLE MO’S CAFE
203 E. Seventh St., (513) 721-8111; Mon-Fri, 11am4pm » Lunch & dinner menu of Mediterranean
fare - gyros and salads. Also offers crepes.
MARGARITA’S
214 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-1223, www.margaritas
oh.com; Mon-Tue, 11am-9pm; Wed-Fri, 11am10pm; Sat, 11am-11pm » Mexican. Carry-out and
dine-in. Full bar.
ZULA
1400 Race St., (513) 744-9852, zulabistro.com;
Tue - Wed, 5pm-12 am; Thu, 5pm-1am; Fri-Sat,
4pm-2am » Modern, relaxed restaurant and
wine bar offering dishes that are designed to
share including hot and cold plates, Mussel bar
and Artisan Z Breads.
NADA
600 Walnut St., (513) 721-6232, www.eatdrink
nada.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-10pm; Fri, 11am12am; Sat, 10:30am-12am; Sun, 10:30am-10pm
(bar Mon-Thu 1am; Fri & Sat to 1:30am) » Mood
lifting, drool worthy, Mexican-inspired food and
drink with heartfelt hospitality.
MEXICAN
BAKERSFIELD
1213 Vine St., (513) 579-0446, www.bakersfield
otr.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-12am; Fri-Sat, 11am2am; Sun, 11am-10pm (Fri-Sat kitchen until
2am) » Casual Mexican street food with a
modern twist.
BURRITO JOE’S
328 E. Fourth St., (513) 721-5637, www.burrito
joes.com; Mon-Fri, 10:30am-3pm » Homestyle
Tex Mex made fast and fresh.
BURRITOS EL CHARCO
52 E. Court St., (513) 579-8888; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-8pm; Sat, 12pm-8pm
CHIPOTLE
1 Fountain Square Plz., (513) 579-9900, www.
chipotle.com; 11am-10pm Daily » Gourmet burritos and tacos.
CURRITO
111 E. Fifth St., (513) 579-1333, www.currito.com;
Mon-Sat, 10:30am-7pm » Burritos, smoothies,
and salads with an international flavor.
GOMEZ SALSA
107 E. Twelfth St., (513)314-1978, www.
gomezsalsa.com; Tue-Wed, 11am-10pm; Thu
11am-2am; Fri-Sat 11am-2:30am » Walk-up
window specializing in tacos, turtle shells and
handmade salsas.
JEFFERSON SOCIAL
101 E. Freedom Way, (513) 381-2623, www.
TAQUERIA MERCADO
100 E. Eighth St., (513) 381-0678, www.taqueria
mercado.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-9:30pm; Fri-Sat
11am-11pm; Sun, 11am-9pm » Authentic Mexican
taqueria with full bar, happy hour and live music.
PIZZA
A TAVOLA PIZZA
1220 Vine St., (513) 246-0192, www.atavola
pizza.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-12am; Fri-Sat 11am2am; Sun, 11am-10pm » Neapolitan pizza and
other Italian cuisine made from scratch using
fresh, locally sourced, seasonal ingredients.
CAFE ITALIA
Horseshoe Cincinnati, 1000 Broadway, (513)
252-0770, www.caesars.com/horseshoecincinnati/restaurants/cafe-italia; Mon-Sun,
10am - 6 am » A quick, casual Italian eatery
with pizza, sandwiches, and regional favorites.
CINCY BY THE SLICE
1207 Main St., (513) 621-3800, www.cincyby
theslice.com; Mon-Fri, 11am-2:30pm; Sat-Sun,
11am-11pm » Stone baked pizza and fresh
ingredients, plus unique pizza options such as
the “Pickle Pie.”
DOMINO’S
28 W Fourth st., (513) 241-4900, www.cincy
dominos.com; Sun -Thu, 10am-12am; Fri-Sat,
10:30am-2am » This”pizza theater” features an
open kitchen, serving pizza, pasta, oven-baked
sandwiches and salads. Grab and go items,
dine in, carry out and delivery available.
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DONATO’S
721 Main St., (513) 665-4600, www.donatos.
com; Sun-Thu, 11am-12am; Fri-Sat 11am12:30am » Pizza and subs. Dine-in, carry-out,
delivery and catering.
GOODFELLAS PIZZERIA
1211 Main St., (513) 381-3625, www.goodfellas
pizzeria.com; Sun-Wed, 11am-12am; Thu-Sat,
11am-2:30am » Large, hand tossed and thin
crust pizza with fresh ingredients, by the slice
or a whole 22” pie. Menu also includes salads,
calzones, subs, and desserts.
LUCY BLUE PIZZA
1126 Main St., (513) 381-3747, lucybluepizza.
com; Mon, 11am-10pm; Tue-Fri, 11am-10pm; Sat
12pm-3am; Sun 12pm-10pm » Whole pizzas or
pizza by the slice. Offers sandwiches, gourmet
pizza options, beer and wine. Lunch buffet
Monday-Friday, 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; Mon,
11am-2:30am; Tue-Fri, 11am-3:30am; Sat, 5pm3:30am; Sun 5pm-10pm » 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; Sun-Thu, 10am-12pm; Fri-Sat,
10am-1:30am » Fresh, never frozen original
dough, with all-natural sauce, veggies sliced
fresh daily, and 100% real beef and pork.
PI PIZZERIA
199 E. Sixth St., (513) 721-8900, www.pi-pizza.
com; Sun-Thu, 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-12am »
St. Louis - based chain serving both deep dish
and thin crust pizzas, toasted ravioli, mussels,
craft beers, craft cocktails, and wine.
RUSCONI PIZZA
126 W. Sixth St., (513) 721-2253, rusconipizza.
com; Sun-Thu, 11am-12am; Fri-Sat, 11am-3am »
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-Fri, 10am-3:30pm » Pizza,
subs and lunch buffet. Dine-in, carry-out or
delivery.
VENICE ON VINE
1301 Vine St., (513) 221-7020, www.power
inspiresprogress.com; Mon-Tue, 11am-9pm;
Wed-Thu, 10:30am-9pm; Fri-Sat 10:30am-11pm
» A casual pizza eatery in an inspired setting
and a community work training project for
local residents.
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PRIVATE DINING
BACKSTAGE EVENT CENTER
631 Walnut St., (513) 646-5025, www.daveeds
catering.com/venues.html » An ideal venue for
intimate events, meetings, and team-building
cooking classes. This 3500 sq. ft. venue space
hosts up to 50-80 people for cocktail style or
soft seating events, with catering by Daveed’s.
BRAINSTORM
815 Main St., (513) 421-0318, www.brainstorm
events.com » A creative meeting space, perfect for meetings or social events with 4,000
square feet of open area, private conference
room, full kitchen and lounge area.
BROMWELL’S HÄRTH LOUNGE
125 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-3473, www.
bromwellsharthlounge.com » Private event
space with design, including fireplaces, furniture, light fixtures and other features, by Bromwell’s. Space for 110 with customized cocktails.
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.
FIRE MUSEUM OF GREATER CINCINNATI
315 W. Court St., (513) 621-5553, www.cincy
firemuseum.com » A unique historic setting for
special events of 100 people or less. Children’s
birthday parties.
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
1241 Elm St., (513) 744-3344, www.cincinnati
arts.org » Music Hall contains one of the largest and most acoustically perfect concert halls
in North America, and the 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 » Designed by Samual
Hannaford, the Italian Renaissance grandeur remains. Capacity for up to 1,500 guests for weddings, corporate functions, and other events.
QUEEN CITY CLUB
331 E. Fourth St., (513) 621-2708, www.queen
cityclub.com » Private dining facility.
RIVERFRONT CLUB AT THE GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK
reds.com » Within the Reds home stadium,
a setting with panoramic views for pregame meals or dining during games. Yearround accommodations for business and
social events.
SYMPHONY HOTEL
210 W. Fourteenth St., (513) 721-3353,
www.symphonyhotel.com » Across the
street from Music Hall, offering pre-concert
meals, plus private parties, meetings,
luncheons, rehearsal dinners, weddings
and birthdays.
UNIVERSITY CLUB
401 E. Fourth St., (513) 721-2600, www.uclub
cincinnati.com » Private business club.
VENUE 222
222 E. Fourteenth St., (513) 684-9283,
venue222.com » Built in 1868, this renovated
building has an open, loft environment enabling flexible meeting space options.
RIBS/STEAK
BOI NA BRAZA
441 Vine St., (513) 421-7111, www.boina
braza.com; Mon-Sat, 5pm-9:45pm; Sun,
5pm-9pm » Brazilian steak house
(churrascaria), with 15 cuts of meat from
beef, lamb, pork and poultry prepared
over an open fire and served tableside
by authentic Gaucho chefs.
JACK BINION’S STEAK
1000 Broadway St., (513) 250-3294,
www.horseshoecincinnati.com; Sun, TueThu, 5-10pm; Fri-Sat, 5-11pm » Signature
offerings include traditional beef cuts,
dry-aged prime rib, along with seafood
and poultry with twist on traditional sides.
Crafted cocktails, craft beers and wine
complement the menu.
JEFF RUBY’S
700 Walnut St., (513) 784-1200, www.
jeffruby.com; Mon-Thu, 5-10pm; Fri, Sat
5pm-11pm » New York-style steak house,
lively bar and memorable atmosphere.
Live entertainment Tu-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-Sat, 4pm-12am » Long-time Cincinnati Executive Chef, Jimmy Gibson reinvents
the traditional steakhouse with unique
American and international influences amidst
mid-century modern decor.
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with a view of the Ohio River. Lots of Cincinnati sports memorabilia completes the decor.
Outdoor dining.
MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE
441 Vine St., (513) 621-3111, www.mortons.com;
Sun-Thu 5-10pm, Fri-Sat 5-11pm » Specializing in classic, American fare, serving USDA
grain-fed prime-aged beef, fresh seafood
and chicken. Reservations are recommended.
Private dining facilities overlooking Fountain
Square. Bar offers the popular Bar Bites
menu, and early and late happy hours Mon-Fri.
PRIME 47
580 Walnut St., (513) 579-0720, cincinnati.
prime47.com; Mon-Sat, 5pm-10pm » Indianapolis-based upscale steakhouse featuring the
USDA Prime Steaks, fresh seafood, exceptional
wine and hospitality.
RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE
The Banks, 100 E. Freedom Way, (513) 3810491, www.ruthschris.com; Mon-Thu, 5-10pm;
Fri-Sat, 5-11pm; Sun, 4-10pm » Founded in
New Orleans by Ruth Fertel in 1965, specializes
in USDA Prime grade steaks broiled at 1,800
degrees and then served on a 500 degree
plate, with New Orleans-inspired appetizers,
fresh seafood and desserts. Happy Hour
Mon-Fri.
SANDWICHES
AVRIL-BLEH & SONS MARKETPLACE
33 E. Court St., (513) 241-2333, avril-blehmeats.
com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30; Sat, 10-4 » Groceries,
deli and fresh produce, plus Aglamesis’ ice
cream and Madisono’s gelato.
BAGEL STOP
201 E. Fifth St., (513) 287-8662; Mon-Fri,
7am-3pm; Delivery available. Fax orders (513)
287-8667.
312 Elm St., (513) 287-8660; Mon-Fri, 6:30am3:30pm; Delivery available. Fax orders (513)
287-8657.
580 Walnut St., (513) 723-1903; Mon-Fri,
6:30am-2:30pm; Delivery available. Fax orders
(513) 723-9444. » Offers breakfast and lunch
on fresh bagels, assorted wraps or breads.
Friendly service. Caters breakfast and lunch
meetings for small or large groups.
BAKE’S PLACE
414 Walnut St., (513) 651-3344; Mon-Fri, 7am3pm » Soups, salads, deli sandwiches, daily
specials. Catering and delivery available.
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CAFE 201
201 E. Fourth St., (513) 381-5597, www.the201
cafe.com; Mon-Fri, 7:30am-4pm » Features
specials, salad bar, grilled selections and more.
CAFE AMERICANA
550 Main St., (513) 721-8947, www.ca169.com;
Mon-Fri, 6:30am-2pm » Serves breakfast and
lunch.
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.caffe
barista.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat, 8am-3pm
» Deli and grocery.
CHEAPSIDE CAFE
326 E. Eighth St., (513) 345-6618, cheapside
cafe.com; Mon-Sun, 7 am-4 pm » Daytime-only
restaurant in the heart of the Eighth Street
design district. Breakfast served all day. Salads,
sandwiches, sides, house made tonic, pour
over coffee and Rishi Tea.
CUBAN PETE’S SANDWICHES
133 E. Court St., (513) 381-1784, cubanpete
sandwiches.com; Mon-Sat, 7:30am-2:30pm »
This brick-and-mortar location joins the popular food truck, specializing in Cuban and Caribbean style sandwiches, plus fried plantains,
Cuban corn, and salads.
ELM STREET DELI
435 Elm St., (513) 421-2345; Mon-Fri, 7am-3pm
» Sandwiches, salads, soups, and breakfast
served anytime.
FRED & GARI’S
629 Vine St., (513) 784-9000; Mon-Fri,
10:30am-2pm » A daily menu that features
pizza, subs and salads, plus soup and sandwiches. Carry-out only. Offers catering.
FRESHII
425 Walnut St., (513) 421-3000, www.freshii.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-3pm » Fast casual breakfast and lunch spot serving 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, eatgilpins.
com; Sun-Mon, 11am-2:30pm; Tue-Fri,
11am-2:30pm; 6pm-3am; Sat, 11am-3:45am
» Steamed sandwiches and cheeseburgers.
Vegan and gluten free. Also serving late night
food in Mt. Adams at Quincy’s Bar on the
weekends.
GOURMET FOOD TO GO
580 Walnut St., (513) 584-4276; Mon-Fri, 7am3pm » Sandwiches on fresh-baked rolls with
house-made toppings including kimchi, curries,
and pickled and carmelized onions, plus individual pizzas and homemade salads.
HAPPY BELLY
com/HappyBellyonVine; Mon-Fri, 7 am-4pm
Sat, 10 am-2 pm » Serving quick and healthy
breakfast and lunch, with clean food options
for the health conscious person on the go.
IZZY’S
610 Main St., (513) 241-6246, www.izzys.
com; Mon-Thu, 7am-6pm; Fri, 7am-7pm;
Sat 10am-3pm
800 Elm St., (513) 721-4241; Mon-Fri 8am-8pm;
Sat 10am-5pm » Cincinnati’s favorite corned
beef and potato pancakes—provided with
‘loud’ service.
KP COURTHOUSE DELI
1000 Main St., (513) 946-5088; Mon-Thu
6:30am-3:30pm; Fri 6:30am-1:30pm » Sandwiches, snacks and soft drinks.
PANERA BREAD
1 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-0000, www.paneracincidayton.com; Mon-Fri 6am-9pm; Sat & Sun
7am-7pm » Fresh breads, pastries, and cookies
with signature salads and sandwiches.
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.
SILVERGLADES DELI & GROCERY
236 E. Eighth St., (513) 361-0600, www.silver
gladesdeli.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, 7am-3pm
» Homemade macaroni and cheese, fried fish
sandwiches, deli sandwiches, salads. Daily
specials.
SPORTS PAGE
626 Vine St., (513) 721-0067, www.sports
pagecincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 6:30am-3pm
823 Main St., (513) 241-9176, www.
sportspagecincinnati.com; Mon-Fri 7am2:30pm » Soups, sandwiches, salads, daily
specials and dinners.
THE SQUIRREL
344 Walnut St., (513) 721-1128, www.squirrel
now.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-2:30pm » Doubledeckers, grilled sandwiches, salads, and soups.
Also, catering and delivery.
SUNNY DELI
Carew Tower, 441 Vine St., (513) 651-5090;
Mon-Fri, 7am-3:30pm » Soups, sandwiches,
salads and combo meals, along with Korean
specialties like bibimbap and bulgogi.
TOM + CHEE
125 E. Court St., (513) 721-2433, www.facebook.
com/4TomAndChee; Mon-Sun, 10am-5pm
» Specialty grilled cheese sandwiches and
tomato soup.
TUCKER’S RESTAURANT
1637 Vine St., (513) 721-7123; Sun, Tue 10am2pm; Wed, 10am-3pm; Thu-Sat, 9am-3pm »
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, thewichon
sycamore.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-2pm » Breakfast
and lunch featuring slow cooked meats, salads,
gourmet sides and more.
WIENERWURST MIKE FRANKFURTARY
1621 Moore St., (513) 827-6025, www.facebook.
com/wienerwurstsmike; Wed-Thu, 4-9pm;
Fri, 4- 10pm; Sat,12pm-10pm; Sun, 12-7pm »
Serves sausages, stuffed sandwiches, Bavarian
pretzels and sausage boards in the Christian
Moerlein Taproom.
SEAFOOD/SUSHI
THE ANCHOR
com/theanchorotr; Tue-Thu, 5-10pm; Fri-Sat
5-11pm » Seafood and oyster bar. Outdoor
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FUSIAN
600 Vine Street, (513) 421-7646, www.eat
fusian.com; Mon-Sat, 11am-9pm » Easy,
casual sushi, with custom rolls, salads, and
Refresh drinks.
MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 721-9339, www.mccormick
andschmicks.com; Mon-Fri, 11am-11pm; Sat,
12pm-11pm; Sun, 4-10pm » Menu changes daily
with more than 30 seafood options, handcrafted cocktails, and a focus on customer
service. Outdoor dining. Valet parking available. A 160-seat banquet facility is located in
the Westin Hotel.
MR. SUSHI
580 Walnut St., (513) 827-9345, www.mrsushi
usa.com; Sun-Thu, 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat, 12pm12am » Classic sushi rolls, hand rolls and
special rolls. Located on Sixth Street along
Restaurant Row.
JIMMY BUFFETT’S MARGARITAVILLE RESTAURANT
Horseshoe Cincnnati, 1000 Broadway St.,
(513) 250-3318, www.horseshoecincinnati.
com; Mon-Sun, 11am-2am » Find a lost shaker
of salt to sprinkle on your Cheeseburger in
Paradise at this signature Florida/Caribbean
dining experience. An open-air dining patio
connects to the urban plaza and event lawn.
PONTIAC BOURBON & BBQ
1403 Vine St., (513) 579-8500, PontiacBBQ.
com; Tue-Thu, 11am-11pm; Fri-Sat, 11am-12am;
Sun, 11am-10pm » Offers Memphis-style ribs,
North Carolina pulled pork, and smoke meats,
with Southern-style sides (bacon fat grits, mac
& cheese) and vintage-style tiki glasses.
BARS
COCKTAIL
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.
THE BAR AT PALM COURT
35 W. Fifth St., (513)421-9100, www.orchidsat
palmcourt.com; Mon-Thu 11am-12am; Fri-Sat
11am-1am; Sun 5pm-12pm » Relaxed fare in a
1930s French art deco setting, with private
label microbrew, hand-selected single barrel
Four Roses bourbon program, and creative
cocktails.
WASHINGTON PLATFORM SALOON & RESTAURANT
1000 Elm St., (513) 421-0110, www.washington
platform.com; Mon-Thu, 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat,
11am-10pm; Sun, 4-8 » Dining and a bar in a
restored turn-of-the-century saloon. Specializes in oysters.
COCKTAIL TERRACE
609 Walnut St., (513) 578-6600, www.21c
cocktailterrace.com; Tue-Sun, 5pm (Seasonal)
» Located on the 11th floor of 21c Museum Hotel, the bar offers stunning views, with a menu
focused on cocktails. Access via a specially
marked door off Gano Alley.
SOUTHERN
ALABAMA FISH BAR
1601 Race St., (513) 241-2255; Mon-Sat,
11am-9pm » Carry-out fried fish and chips.
ELI’S BARBEQUE
133 W. Elder St., (513) 533-1957, www.elis
barbeque.com; Sun-Sat, 11am-9pm » Smokehouse serving pulled pork, hickory turkey,
ribs and hot dogs, with sides including cheese
macaroni, baked beans, and grits at Findlay
Market.
FINS & FEATHERS
3 Garfield Pl., (513) 621-3467; Mon-Sat,
10am-8pm » 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.
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HORSE & BARREL BOURBON HOUSE
625 Walnut St., (513) 564-9111, www.horseand
barrelcincy.com; Tue -Thur 4pm-11pm; Fri-Sat
4pm-1am » Offering one and two-ounce pours
along with cocktails, craft beers, wine and savory snacks, with a focus on bourbon, the only
spirit native to the United States.
IGBY’S
122 E. Sixth St., (513) 246-4396, www.igbysbar.
com; Mon-Sat, 4pm-2:30am » Multiple levels
with “party zones” and a second floor indooroutdoor balcony.
IVY CINCINNATI
645 Walnut St., (513) 421-3800, www.ivy
cincinnati.com; Tue-Thu & Sun, 4pm-12am; FriSat 4pm-2am » Cincinnati’s only ultra lounge
serving craft cocktails, featuring live music and
private event space.
JAPP’S SINCE 1879
1134 Main St., (513) 381-1524, www.japps1879.
com; Tue-Thu, 4pm-1am; Fri, 4pm-2am; Sat
5pm-2am » Features classic and innovative
new craft cocktails, homemade ingredients,
coffee beverages and bottled craft beers.
OVER VINE
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 621-7700, www.westin
cincinnati.com; Mon-Thu, 4pm-1am; Fri-Sat
4pm-2am » Handcrafted cocktails, wine and
beer (including local brews); also appetizers,
grilled panini sandwiches and salads in the
Westin Hotel overlooking Vine Street.
SOCIETE
301 W. Fifth St., (513) 258-3545, www.facebook.
com/cincinnatinightclub; Thu-Sat, 9pm - 2am
» Nightclub featuring the top local and national
EDM DJs.
THE PHELPS BAR
506 E. Fourth St., (513) 651-1234, www.
facebook.com/PhelpsBar; Mon-Sun, 4pm10:30pm & Bar until 12am » Located inside the
Residence Inn, this wine bar features small
bites, wines and hand-crafted cocktails in a
contemporary, urban atmosphere.
ROCK BAR AND LOUNGE
Horseshoe Casino, 1000 Broadway St., (513)
250-3291, www.horseshoecincinnati.com;
Mon-Fri, 12pm-2am; Sat-Sun, 11am-2am » Music
and drinks in the heart of the casino floor.
SPARE LOUNGE
35 E. Seventh St., (513) 721-2695, www.spare
lounge.com; Mon-Thu 5pm-12am; Fri, 5pm2am; Sat, 6pm-2am; Sun 6pm-12am » A cocktail lounge with four bowling lanes, 16 couches
and eight TVs, serving cocktails, wine, beer
and food including chicken tenders, hummus,
and pizza.
SUNDRY & VICE
18 W. Thirteenth St., (513) 721-8423, sundry
andvice.com; Tue-Fri, 4pm-2am; Sat, 12pm2am; Sun, 12pm-12am » A turn-of-the-century
apothecary-themed cocktail bar and gathering
place in the heart of Over-the-Rhine.
TOP OF THE PARK
Residence Inn, 506 E. Fourth Sts., (513) 6511234, www.topoftheparkcincinnati.com; Sun,
Tue-Thu, 5-10 pm; Fri-Sat, 5-11 pm » Featuring
drinks with an unparalleled view of Lytle Park,
downtown Cincinnati, the Ohio River, and
Mount Adams from the hotel’s roof,
VYRSD SOCIAL ROOM
435 Elm St., (513) 421-6100; Tue-Sat, 5pm2:30am » 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.
DANCE CLUBS
LEVEL
435 Elm St., (513) 421-6100; Fri-Sat, 10pm2:30am » Nightlife destination, boasting a
state of the art sound system/light show, with
lounge seating, dance floor, VIP bottle service,
two bars, all with the area’s best DJs.
MIXX ULTRA LOUNGE
1203 Main St., (513) 621-6499, www.mixxcincy.
com; Tue-Thu, 4-11pm; Fri-Sat, 4pm-2:30am »
Dance club and sushi bar, with DJs and drink
specials. Available for private events.
MYNT MARTINI
511 Walnut St., (513) 621-6968, www.mynt
cincinnati.com; Mon-Sun, 11am - 2:30am »
Chic martini bar located on Fountain Square
with large outdoor patio. Lunch and light
appetizers.
SCENE
637 Walnut St., (513) 381-4327, www.scene
cinci.com; Tue-Sat, 4pm-2:30am » New Yorkstyle 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.
LGBT
BELOW ZERO LOUNGE
1120 Walnut St., (513) 421-9376, www.Below
ZeroLounge.com; Mon-Thu, Sat & Sun, 6pm2am; Fri, 4pm-2am » A bar that sings! The Ultra
Plush lounge features over 100 vodkas, with
entertainment nightly from sing-along movies
to karaoke and theater.
CLUB GLITTER
1133 Sycamore St., (513) 621-8200, www.
facebook.com/clubglittercincy; Wed-Sat,
10pm-4am » Where glitz and glamour meet!
Bar features nightly entertainment ranging
from drag queens to comedy acts, live bands
and celebrities from reality TV shows. With
guest DJs and dancing.
THE DOCK
603 W. Pete Rose Way, (513) 241-5623, www.
myspace.com/thecincinnatidock; Wed-Thu &
Sun 10am-3pm; Fri-Sat 10am-4pm » Alternative late night dance club.
MAIN EVENT
835 Main St., (513) 421-1294; Mon-Thu &
Sun 5:30am-2:30am; Fri-Sat, 5:30am-4am »
Cocktails, DJs,karaoke, and drag shows, with
themed entertainment seven nights a week.
ON BROADWAY
817 Broadway, (513) 421-2555; Mon-Sun 4pm2:30am » Cocktail lounge, karaoke, live entertainment. Open on Bengals Sundays at 1pm.
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SHOOTERS
927 Race St., (513) 381-9900; Mon-Sun 4pm2:30am » Alternative bar.
» Stylish but casual neighborhood bar featuring
exposed brick and modern charm, flat screen
TVs, and handpicked music on the jukebox.
SIMON SAYS
428 Walnut St., (513) 381-7577; Mon-Sat, 11am2:30am, Sun 11am-12am » Alternative lounge
and bar.
LIBERTY’S BAR & BOTTLE
1427 Main St., (513) 429-2461, www.
facebook.com/pages/Libertys-Bar-Bottle/
715086285194142; Mon - Sat, 2pm - 2am; Sun,
12pm - 2am » A craft beer and wine bar and
retail shop. 20 rotating draft handles, 40 craft
beer bottles/cans, 60 bottles of wine and 15
glass pours of wine.
MUSIC
THE CABARET
1122 Walnut St., (513) 202-4052, www.cabaret
cincinnati.com; Thu-Sat, 10pm-1am » With an
intimate 100-seat theatre and full martini bar,
this bar provides personalized VIP service, special event space, private party bookings, and
much more. Always 21+, two shows nightly.
THE DRINKERY OTR
1150 Main St., (513) 549-741, drinkeryotr.com;
Tue 8pm-1am; Wed-Sat 5pm-2am » Music
venue featuring local and national original
bands and DJs, focused on bringing attention
to Cincinnati music and craft beer scene.
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, 5:309:30pm; 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.
NEIGHBORHOOD
16-BIT BAR
1331 Walnut St., (614) 222-1616, 16-bitbar.
com/cincy; Mon-Fri, 4pm-2:30a; Sat-Sun,
12pm-2:30am » Featuring more than 50 arcade
games, including Pacman, Centipede; Mortal
Kombat; and multiplayer games along with Atari 2600, Nintendo 64 and other systems with
games available from the bar’s library.
THE BLIND PIG
24 W. Third St., (513) 381-3114; Mon-Sun 11am2:30am » Modern speakeasy with food and
updated cocktails from the Prohibition-era,
large patio and TVs.
MADONNA’S BAR & GRILL
11 E. Seventh St., (513) 621-8838; Mon-Fri, 11am2:30am; Sat-Sun 7pm-2:30am » The pool table
and friendly bartenders make this a favorite
spot for locals. Opens early on Sundays during
Bengals season. Kitchen open for lunch and
from 9pm-1am.
MILTON’S
301 Milton St., (513) 784-9938; Mon-Sun,
4pm-2:30am; NFL season open at 1pm »
Drinks and friendly atmosphere. Located in
Mt. Auburn.
MR. PITIFUL’S
1323 Main St., (513) 369-0202; Wed-Fri, 5pm2am; Sat, 8pm-2am » Neighborhood bar with
live music on occasion.
O’MALLEYS IN THE ALLEY
25 Ogden Place, (513) 381-3114, omalleysinthe
alley.com; Mon-Sun, 11am -2:30am » The second oldest bar in Cincinnati is a local favorite
for those looking for a bite to eat, have a drink,
or gear up or cool down from watching the
Reds or Bengals.
PLUM ST. CAFE
423 Plum St., (513) 651-4341, plumstcafe.com;
Mon-Fri, 11am-2:30am; Sat 4-2:30am » Homemade soups, sandwiches and salads. Lunch
Mon-Fri, 11am-2pm, with special hours during
Bengals season.
THE RIGHTEOUS ROOM
641 Walnut St., (513) 381-4408, www.the
righteousroom.com; Mon-Sat, 4pm-2:30am;
Sun, 8pm-2:30am » Located across from the
Aronoff Center offering a cool and intimate
setting inside, plus an open-air lounge.
FAMOUS NEONS UNPLUGGED
208 E. Twelfth St., (513) 479-1030, www.
neons-unplugged.com; Mon-Fri, 4pm-2am;
Sat, 2pm-2am; Sun 12pm-2am » Known for its
beautiful courtyard bar, complete with a grill
on weekends, Bocce court, fresh craft cocktails, and extensive craft beer selection.
TINA’S
350 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-3567, www.tinas
bar.com; Mon-Sat, 11am-2:30am; Sun, 12pm2:30am » Neighborhood bar and grill serving
lunch and dinner. Open early during Reds and
Bengals season.
THE LACKMAN
1237 Vine St., (513) 381-0741, www.lackman
bar.com; Mon-Thu, 4pm-2am, Fri, 3pm2am; Sat, 12pm-2am; Sun, 12pm-12am
HOLY GRAIL TAVERN & GRILLE
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SPORTS
holygrailcincy.com; Mon-Sun, 11am-2am »
Sports bar serving lunch and dinner with
31 hi-def TVs and 35 beers, 20 on tap. Outside
patio on both sides of its corner location and
three large garage doors open onto the patio.
IN BETWEEN TAVERN
307 Sycamore St., (513) 621-7009; Mon-Thu
11am-8pm; Fri-Sat 11am-1am (open early and
late on game days) » With its outdoor patio,
it’s a favorite spot to gather before and after
Reds games. A year-round local hangout.
KITTY’S SPORTS CAFE
218 W. Third St., (513) 721-3767; Mon-Sun 11am2:30am » Burgers, nachos, and wings with
house-made sauces, with beers on tap and
several specialty cocktails.
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and Nick Lachey.
MACHINE ROOM GRILLE AT GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK
100 Joe Nuxhall Way, (513) 765-7606 » Full
service restaurant and bar serving contemporary cuisine. Open when gates open for Reds
home games.
RHINEHAUS
119 E. Twelfth St., (513) 381-2277, rhinehausbar.
com; Mon-Thu: 4pm-1am, Fri 4p -2am, Sat
7am-2am, Sun 8am-12am » A neighborhood/
dive bar feel with 12+ TVs for your sports viewing pleasure.
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10 W. Seventh St., (513) 621-1000; Mon-Fri,
2pm-2am; Sat-Sun 12pm-2am » Full bar.
Sandwiches and appetizers with quick service.
Kitchen open late.
1215 WINE BAR & COFFEE LAB
1215 Vine St., (513) 429-5745, www.1215vine.
com; Mon-Tue, 8am-10pm, Wed, 8am-11pm,
Thu-Fri 8am-12am, Sat, 9am-12am, Sun, 10am10pm » Breakfast, lunch, coffee and drinks.
LACHEY’S BAR
56 E. Twelfth St., (513) 275-0740, lacheys.com;
Kitchen: Sun - Thur 11am-10pm; Fri& Sat 11am-11
pm; Bar: 11am-2:30am » Sports bar, lounge and
PLUM COURT WINE ROOM
241 W. Court St., (513) 319-5607; Thu, 5:30
pm- 8pm; Fri, 5:30-9:30pm » Wine tastings
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225 E. Sixth St., (513) 621-1996, www.
coinspluscincy.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm »
Collectibles including coins, stamps, sports
memorabilia and antique jewelry.
CINCY SHIRTS
1435 Main St., (513) 510-5774, www.cincy
shirts.com; Mon-Fri: 11am-7pm; Sat: 11am-6pm
Sun: 11am-4pm » The first retail location of
the online merchants, stocked with classic
Cincinnati T-shirts and autographed Cincinnati
memorabilia.
HUMLER & NOLAN
225 E 6th St., (513) 381-2041, humlernolan.
com » Seller of Rookwood Pottery and an
industry leader in Art Pottery and Art Glass
with two auctions held annually with auction
pieces available on view year-round.
CITY GEAR
1110 Race St., (513) 579-0041, www.citygear.
com; Mon-Thu, 10am – 8pm; Fri, 10am – 8pm;
Sat, 10am. – 8pm, Sun, 12-5pm » Urban
footwear and apparel from brands including
Adidas, Nike, Grindhouse, Levi’s, and DGK.
MAIN AUCTION GALLERIES, INC.
137 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-1280, www.main
auctiongalleries.com; Mon-Fri, 8:30am-5pm;
Auction every Tuesday, at 10:30am unless
holiday » Downtown’s only auction house, in
business since 1870. Conducts weekly auctions as well as specialty and major catalogue
actions.
CONTINUUM
1407 Vine St., (513) 429-5035, www.continuum
bazaar.com; Tue-Thu, 12 - 8pm; Fri, 12-9pm;
Sat:, 11am - 9pm; Sun, 11am - 4pm » An eclectic bazaar concept shop that features a curated selection from an array of independent
designers, artists, and makers.
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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.
APPAREL
ARTICLE
1150 Vine St., (513) 721-1150, www.article
menswear.com; Tue-Thu, 10am-7pm; Fri & Sat,
10am-8pm » Highly curated and designed
soley with men in mind, with genuine merchandise that’s made to last.
BATSAKES HAT SHOP
1 W. Sixth St., (513) 721-9345; Mon-Sat, 8am6pm » Located downtown for nearly a century, providing custom-made or off-the-rack
hats to customers from around the world.
BLACK OWNED
822 Elm St., (513) 407-3496, blackowned
19xx.com; Mon-Thu, 12-8pm; Fri-Sat 11-9pm;
Sun 12-5pm » Fashion line created to promote
excellence, including sweatshirts, pullover and
zip up hoodies, and hats for men and women.
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, women’s and children’s apparel.
COUTURE COUTURE BOUTIQUE
1315 Main St., (513) 428-9139, squareup.com/
market/couture-couture; Wed-Sat, 12-6pm »
Contemporary women’s clothing boutique offering personal shopping and styling services.
HOMAGE
1232 Vine St., (513) 834-7205, www.homage.
com; Mon-Sat, 10am-8pm; Sun, 12-6pm »
Columbus-based apparel company known
for the vintage look and feel of its made-inthe-USA T-shirts, hats, and other accessories
featuring sports, music, politics, and popular
culture.
HOUSE OF ADAM
622 Vine St., (513) 241-0542, myhouseof
adam.com; Mon, Tue, Wed, Sat, 9:30am-6pm;
Thu, Fri 9:30am-7:30pm » Men’s apparel.
HUNT CLUB CLOTHIERS
Carew Tower, 441 Vine St., (513) 721-2004,
www.huntclubclothiers.com; Mon-Fri,
9:30am-5:30pm; Sat, 9:30am-5pm » Men’s
business apparel and upscale sportswear.
IDLEWILD WOMAN
1230 Vine St., (513) 381-4059, www.idlewild
woman.com; Tue-Thu, 10am-7pm; Fri-Sat,
10am-9pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » A lifestyle boutique for women, with inspiring goods for life,
style, and home.
JOS. A. BANK
525 Vine St., (513) 762-9333, www.josbank.
com; Mon-Fri, 9am-8pm; Sat, 9:30am-8pm;
Sun, 12-6pm » Men’s apparel.
KIT AND ACE
1405 Vine St., (844) 548-6223, www.kitand
ace.com/locations/cincinnati; Mon-Sat, 11am7pm; Sun, 12- 5pm » Offers their exclusive
Technical Cashmere line, along with men’s
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and women’s luxury clothing, accessories and
lifestyle products.
KOCH SPORTING GOODS
131 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-2352, www.koch
sports.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 BOUTIQUE
1420 Main St., (513) 409-4256, instagram.
com/shoplibbyotr; Wed - Thu, 12-7pm; FriSat, 12-8pm; Sun, 1-5pm » Clothing store and
jewelry studio.
MADD CASA
1333 Walnut St., (513) 421-8444, www.madd
casa.com; Tue-Thu, 11am - 8pm; Fri-Sat, 12 pm
- 12:00 am; Sun, 12:00 am - 5:00 pm » Home
of contemporary street wear.
MANNEQUIN
1311 Main St., (513) 831-3982, www.mannequin
boutique.org; Wed-Sat, 11am-5pm; Sun,
12am-4pm » Hip women’s clothing, accessories, art, antiques and gift boutique, featuring upscale and vintage merchandise with
proceeds going to charity.
MIKE & CAROL TROTTA
406 Walnut St., (513)621-2930, www.mikeand
caroltrotta.com; Mon-Fri, 9:30am-5:30am;
Sat, 9:30am-4pm (Sat summer hrs. differ) »
Men’s custom and ready made clothing, accessories, and women’s fine apparel.
ORIGINAL THOUGHT REQUIRED
1307 Main St., (513) 246-4362, www.otrfresh.
com; Mon-Sat, 12-7pm; Sun: 2-6pm » Men’s
and women’s contemporary streetwear shop.
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-Wed, Fri-Sat, 10am-3pm,
Thurs, 10am-6pm » Sells women’s new and
gently used clothing and accessories with
proceeds supporting Dress for Success
Cincinnati’s services.
RAGG ADDICT
1416 Main St., (513) 817-9091, www.facebook.
com/raggaddicts » Menswear boutique.
THE SHOE HAUS
www.theshoehaus.com; MonFri, 10:30am5:30pm; Sat 10am-4pm » Upscale European
shoe store specializing in men’s and women’s
professional footwear with an emphasis on
comfort, fit and style.
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SLOANE BOUTIQUE
1216 Vine St., (513) 579-8111, www.sloane
boutique.com; Tues-Thurs: 12-8pm; Fri-Sat:
11am-9am; Sun: 12-5pm; Mon: By appt. »
Fashion-forward women’s clothing and accessories boutique that caters to the edgy
and urban woman who embodies an effortless chic style.
SMITTY’S MEN’S & BOY’S WEAR
1701 Vine St., (513) 721-7335; Mon-Sat, 7:30am
- 7pm; Sun, 8:30 am - 5pm » Family owned and
operated since 1923, offering a variety of men’s
and boys’ clothing, with coats for men and
women, all at reasonable prices.
SOPHISTICATED THREADS CONSIGNMENTS
921 Vine St., (513) 721-6400, www.
sophisticatedthreads.weebly.com; Wed-Fri,
11am-5pm; Sat, 12-5pm » Women’s and men’s
consignment store.
SUN WIGS
614 Race St., (513) 421-8993; Mon-Sat, 10am6pm » 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., (513) 304-4495, www.
wiesnkoenig-usa.com; Wed-Fri, 4-8pm; Sat,
12-8pm; Sun, 12-6pm » A hip fashion brand
from Bavaria that plays with traditional elements of the original Dirndls and Lederhosen.
XTREME FASHIONS
com/xtremefashionsx; Mon-Sat, 10 am - 8pm
» Women’s sexy clothing, shoes, accessories
and more.
AUTOMOTIVE
ACME LOCK & HARDWARE, INC.
925 Main St., (513) 241-2614, www.acmelock.
com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm » 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 Rd., (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, www.good
yearautoservice.com; Mon-Fri, 6:30am6pm » Automotive service and tire service,
including tire rotation, tire balancing, and tire
alignment.
JIM STEPHENS’ FOREIGN CAR SERVICE
800 Plum St., (513) 241-6425, www.cinci
foreigncarrepair.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm »
Foreign automotive repair service. Familyowned and operated since 1978.
MONRO MUFFLER BRAKE & SERVICES
35 E. Central Pkwy., (513) 241-3910, www.
monro.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm » Maintenance, repair and tire services.
MR. BUBBLES
512 E Thirteenth, (513) 369-0064; Mon-Fri,
9am-5pm; Sat, 10am-2pm » Car wash and car
detailing.
PARKWAY AUTOMOTIVE
1507 Central Pkwy., (513) 241-5655, www.
parkwayautomotive.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm
» Professional repairs and expert service.
BEAUTY/TATTOO
AVANTI HAIR SALON
332 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-4447, avantihair
cincy.com; Tue, Thu, 10am-8pm; Wed, Fri,Sat
10am-5pm » Haircuts, color, waxing, and
nails.
BETINA’S
1801 Race St, (513) 324-8727, www.betina
skincare.com; Sat 8- 4; Sun 10-4 » 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 at Findlay Market.
BRIDEFACE
2009 Elm St., (513) 305-9723, www.bride
face.com » Multi award-winning posse of
makeup artists creating acts of beauty, specializing in bridal and makeup coaching.
CARRINGTON’S HAIR SALON
203 W. Fifteenth St., (513) 651-1166; Tue-Fri,
9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-4pm » Haircuts, highlighting and color.
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CINCINNATIAN BARBER SALON
830 Main St., (513) 421-7233; Mon-Wed, Fri,
7:30am-4:30pm; Thu, 7:30am-2pm; Sat, 8am1pm » Haircuts, shampoos, perms.
CRYING HEART TATTOO
1425 Main St., (513) 832-1756, www.crying
hearttattoo.com; Tue-Sat, 12-8pm » Tattoo
parlor.
ELITE NAILS
Mon-Sat, 10am-7pm » Full service nail salon.
FACE IT SPA
229 W. Ninth St., (513) 981-1608, www.faceit
spa.com; Tue-Sat, 10am-7pm » Skin resurfacing, peel alternatives and facials.
FAUSTO FERRARI BARBER SHOP
5 Garfield Pl., (513) 421-0628; Mon-Fri,
9am-4:30pm; Sat, 9am-1pm » Neighborhood
barber shop since 1957.
FINAL TOUCHES HAIR AND NAIL GALLERY
1414 Main St., (513) 579-0808 » Services
include haircuts, waxing, manicures and
pedicures.
G. SALZANO’S
201 E. Fourth St., (513) 241-9669, www.
gsalzanos.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm » Provides
mens grooming and shaving accessories for the
discerning gentleman including razors, shaving
brushes, lotions, shaving and travel kits.
GOLDEN SHEAR HAIRCUTTING
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 621-2026; Mon-Fri, 9am5:30pm; Sat, 9am-1pm » Haircuts and facial
grooming.
GREG EMERY SALON
312 Walnut St., (513) 651-1444; Tue, Wed,
Fri, 9:15am-5pm; Thu, 11am-8pm » Haircuts.
Pre-holiday hair shape ups.
HAIR ART STUDIO
326 W. Fourth St., (513) 721-5110, www.
hairartstudio.org; Tue-Fri, 11am-7pm; Sat,
10:30am-5pm » Walk-ins welcome.
HAIR CARE UNLIMITED
1 W. Fourth St., (513) 421-0222, www.hair
carecincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; and
by appt. » Haircuts, manicures and pedicures.
HONEY HUT
1329 Main St., (513) 479-1952, www.thehoney
hutboutique.com » Products that encourage
healthy hair and skin, plus apparel, accessories, books, and jewelry.
INCREDIBLE CREATIONS
1209 Vine St., (513) 254-6847; Tue-Sat
appts » Barber and beauty salon. Walk-ins
welcome.
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INTERNATIONAL BARBER STYLISTS
803 Elm St., (513) 692-2390; Mon-Sat, 10am7pm; Sun, 12pm-5pm » Full service salon
for men, women and children, all hair types.
Walk-ins welcome.
JIM BROFFT SALON CENTRAL
jimbrofft.com; Mon, 11am-6pm; Tue, 10am8pm; Wed, 9am-6pm; Thu, 10am-8pm; Fri,
9am-6pm; Sat, 9am-5pm » Hair salon. Walkins welcome.
KATY’S NAILS
48 E. Court St., (513) 352-0111; Mon,Sat 9am6pm; Tue-Fri 9am-6:30pm » Full service nail
salon.
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, www.kingscourtbarbers.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm; Sat
by appointment » Celebrating 75 years. Hair
cuts and shoe shine.
NEWKIRK’S BARBER SALON
407 Broadway, (513) 421-9677; Mon-Fri.
10am-5pm » Walk-ins welcome.
PARAGON SALON & DAY SPA
Carew Tower, 441 Race St., (513) 651-4600,
www.paragonsalon.com; Mon, Thu 9am-8pm;
Tues, Sat 9am-5pm; Wed,Fri: 9am-6pm » Full
service hair and nail salon and spa.
ROOSTERS MEN’S GROOMING CENTER
301 E Fourth St., Suite 150, (513) 421-7642,
www.roostersmgc.com » Offers professional
men’s grooming services including haircuts,
shaves and coloring and products from American Crew, Paul Mitchell, Nioxin, and Woody’s.
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, www.
soto900b.com; Tue, Thu, 9am-8pm; Wed,
11am-9pm; Fri, Sat, 8am-6pm » Full service
hair, skin and nail care salon. Free parking.
SALZANO & SONS
8am-5pm; Sat, 8am-12pm » Full service
barber shop, offering haircuts, straight razor
shaves, and beard trims.
SOAP BOX SALON
328 W. Fourth St., (513) 421-4973, www.the
soapboxsalon.com; Mon-Sat, 9am-9pm » Hair
salon. New clients receive 50 off first visit.
STUDIO SEVEN DESIGN
305 E. Thirteenth St., (513) 969-5355, www.
facebook.com/StudioSevenDesign; Mon-Thu,
12 - 9pm; Fri - Sat: 12 - 11pm; Sun, by appointment only » Custom tattoos and design by an
artist with 11 years’ experience.
STUDIO WEST HAIR SALON
115 Garfield Pl., (513) 621-7209; Tue-Sat
appts. » Haircuts, nails, and waxing.
TOWER HAIR DESIGNERS
441 Vine St., (513) 621-4164; Mon-Fri, 8am6pm; Sat, 8am-2pm » Haircuts, massage
therapy, tanning and shoe shines.
THE WEEKEND BEAUTY LOUNGE
com/ItsTheWeekendBaby; Mon-Sat, 10am
- 10 pm; Sun:, 12-6 pm » An upscale yet fun
salon focusing on blowouts, makeup and lash
application and waxing.
ZURI HANDMADE
1419 Vine St., www.zurihandmade.com; MonFri, 8am-6pm » Makers of all natural organic skin, hair, and home products for men,
women and children.
CLEANERS/TAILORS
APPEARANCE PLUS CLEANERS
18 W. Third St., (513) 721-7999, www.
appearanceplus.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-5:00pm; Sat, 10am-2pm » Sewing and
alterations.
KIM DAO’S ALTERATIONS
21 E. Court St., (513) 417-9203, www.kim
alterations.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, Fri,
9am-5pm » Offering hard-to-find sizes and
foot-comfort shoe; shoe, purse and luggage
repair. Certified orthopedic shoe technician.
NOBBY CUSTOM TAILORS
14 W. Seventh St., (513) 621-2640, 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. Also offers silk
ties, casual and dress shoes, and shirts.
WOODBURN CLEANERS
126 W. Seventh St., (513) 381-2871, Mon-Fri,
8am-6pm » Dry cleaner, pick-up available.
DEPARTMENT STORES
CAREW TOWER
441 Vine St., (513) 579-9735 » A 49-story Art
Deco building in the heart of downtown, home
to shops, restaurants, and other amenities including the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza,
with an observation deck open to the public.
MACY’S AT FOUNTAIN PLACE
505 Vine St., (513) 361-4200, www.macys.
com; Mon-Wed, 10am-7pm; Thurs-Sat: 10am8pm; Sun: 12-5pm » Department store located adjacent to Tiffany & Co., and Palomino
restaurant on the Skywalk level, overlooking
Fountain Square. Convenient parking at the
84.51° Garage at Fifth and Race streets.
SAKS FIFTH AVENUE
101 W. Fifth St., (513) 421-6800, www.saks
fifthavenue.com; Mon-Wed, 10am-6pm; Thu,
10am-8pm; Fri-Sat, 10am-7pm; Sun, 12-5pm
» Women’s and men’s designer clothing,
sportswear, shoes, accessories, cosmetics,
fragrances, and jewelry. Connected to Mabley
Place and the Carew Tower via Skywalk. Valet
parking available. Convenient parking at the
84.51° Garage at Fifth and Race streets.
EYEWEAR
BUTEN EYEWEAR
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 721-1848, www.buten
eyewear.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm, Sat,
10am-2pm; evening appts. » Unique eyewear,
contact lenses, eye exams. Valet parking
available at Westin Cincinnati.
DRS. FAGEDES & GARRITY
632 Vine St., (513) 621-0979, cincyeyes.com;
Mon-Fri, 8:15am-5pm » 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
441 Vine St., (513) 721-6790, www.thoma
sutton.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm » Designer
frames, eye examinations, contact lens service.
UNION OPTICAL
1 E. Court St., (513) 241-0010; Tue-Fri, 9am4pm; Sat; 10am-1pm » Eye exams offered
Tue-Sat, 9am-11:30pm.
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FLORISTS
APRIL FLORIST & GIFTS
14 E. Fourth 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-Sat, 10am-3pm » 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-2pm » Specializes
in pick-me-up bouquets.
THE CAC STORE
44 E. Sixth St., (513) 345-8431, www.
contemporaryartscenter.org; Mon-Tue, Sat
& Sun 10am-4pm, Wed-Fri, 10am-9pm »
Unusual design-based merchandise, often
themed to exhibitions at the Contemporary
Arts Center, including jewelry, novelties,
housewares, and book. CAC members receive
10% discount on all items.
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.
GIFTS/BOOKS
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.
AMERICAN LEGACY TOURS
1332 Vine St., (859) 951-8560, www.american
legacytours.com; Sat: 10:30-3:30 Sun: 11:30-3
» A Cincinnati memorabilia gift shop and the
business headquarters for American Legacy
Tours, offering among others, the Queen City
Underground tours.
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 cassette
tapes. Computer is free to use for religious
study.
ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST
1333 Main St., www.facebook.com/another
partoftheforest/info?tab=overview; WedSun, 12-8pm » Independent used record store
with an eclectic selection of LPs; specializes in
comic books, pulp fiction, and video (for rent
or to buy, DVD and VHS).
CINCINNATI BENGALS PRO SHOP
1 Paul Brown Stadium, (513) 455-8484,
proshop.bengals.com; Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm;
Sun open 12-5pm during in-season months »
Bengals apparel and accessories. Free parking.
APPOINTMENTS
www.411pens.com; Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm »
Ohio’s largest pen shop, with items from
around the world and expert assistance. Now
offers Bellroy leather goods, wallets and passport sleeves with unique and contemporary
designs, along with Rookwood art tiles, and
specially selected gift items.
BLACK PLASTIC
com/blackplasticrecords; Mon-Thu,12-7pm;
Fri-Sat, 12-8pm; Sun, 12-7pm » More than
2,500 record in stock, plus T-shirts.
BOOKSELLERS ON FOUNTAIN SQUARE
com/booksellersonfountainsquare; Mon-T,
7am - 7pm; Fri, 7am-9pm; Sat, 9am -9pm;
Sun, 11am -5pm » Locally owned and operated
independent bookseller. Books, magazines,
newspapers, music, movies, greeting cards,
gifts, Rookwood Pottery and cafe. Also sells
postcards and postage stamps.
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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,
freedomcenter.org/visit/plan-your-visit/
amenities/gift-shop; Tue-Sat, 11am - 5 pm;
Open Sun, 11am-5pm in Summer » Features
a variety of gifts and souvenirs, including
many fair-trade items from around the world.
Admission to the shop is free.
GARAGE OTR
1150 Vine St., (513) 225-1583, www.thegarage
otr.com; Tues-Sat: 11am-6pm; Sun: 11am-4pm
» Segway and bicycle retail store. with onsite
bike repair. Offeres Segway Tours from Fountain Square and Eden Park.
HATHAWAY STAMP & IDENTIFICATION
635 Main St., (513) 621-1052, www.hathaway
stamps.com; Mon-Thu, 8am-5pm; Fri, 8am4:30pm » Custom rubber stamps, office supplies and signage.
puzzles, toys and educational games, literary
items, bookmarks, jewelry, office accessories
and much more. Operated by the Friends of
the Public Library with proceeds supporting
Library programs.
HUSTLER EXPRESS
411 Elm St., (513) 421-0369, hustlerhollywood
stores.com/larry-flynts-hustler-express;
Mon-Wed 10am-12am; Thurs-Sat 10am-2am;
Sun 12pm-12am » Provides a sleek and simple
shopping experience for those who know
what they are looking for and want it quickly.
MAIN STREET CASKET STORE
722 Main St., (513) 241-0003, www.Main
StreetCaskets.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm »
Premium caskets wholesale to the public. Free
delivery within 100 mile radius. Will meet at
store within 15 minutes of call.
HUSTLER HOLLYWOOD
18 E. Seventh St., (513) 376-9449, www.
hustlerhollywood.com; Mon-Wed 10am-12am;
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
Carew Tower, 441 W. Vine St., (513) 381-4401,
www.ilovecincinnatishoppe.com; Mon-Sat,
10am-6pm » Cincinnati-style gifts and souvenirs.
LIBRARY FRIENDS SHOP
800 Vine St., (513) 369-6920, friends.
cincinnatilibrary.org; Mon-Sat, 10am-4pm
» Used books, greeting cards, stationery,
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.
THE PINK PYRAMID
907 Race St., (513) 621-7465; Mon-Thu 129pm; Fri, Sat 12-11pm; Sun, 12-8pm » Alternative gifts, novelties, and DVDs.
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
100 Joe Nuxhall Way, (513) 765-7950,
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shop.jsp; 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.
ROCK PAPER SCISSORS
1301 Main St., (937) 479-1405, rpscincinnati.
com; Wed-Sat, 11am-pm, Sun, 12-5pm » Art
supplies including hand made sketchbooks,
paper and walnut ink, with a selection of local
music, plus events.
SHOP AT THE TAFT MUSEUM OF ART
316 Pike St., (513)241-0343, www.taftmuseum.
org; Wed-Fri, 11am-4pm; Sat,Sun 11am-5pm;
Nov-Dec, open Tue, 11am-4pm » Books and
gifts related to the Taft’s collections and
special exhibitions as well as stationery, toys,
home décor items, and accessories.
SPITZFADEN OFFICE SUPPLIES
629 Main St., (513) 721-1885, www.spitzfaden
officesupplies.com; Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm »
Office supplies and legal forms.
STEAM WHISTLE LETTERPRESS & DESIGN
1342 Main St., (513) 621-6800; steamwhistlepress.com; Thu, Fri, & Sat, 10am-3pm & by
appointment » Handmade letterpress goods
and workshops.
STRAUS TOBACCONIST
410 Walnut St., (513) 621-3388, e-straus.com;
Mon-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 9am-4pm » Tobacco
products, gifts and fine wine selection.
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.
TRAVEL TRADERS GIFT SHOP
151 W. Fifth St., (513) 579-1234; Mon-Fri,
8am-11pm » Hotel gift shop located inside the
Hyatt Regency Cincinnati.
21 E. Fifth St., (513) 381-3485; Mon-Sun,
7am-10pm » Hotel gift shop inside the Westin
Cincinnati.
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
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 with a selection
of new and antique furniture and home decor
items, along with a fine art gallery.
CHEERS TO ART
1109 Vine St., (513) 381-2015, www.cheersto
art.com; Hours by appointment » Instructors
guide guests in a relaxed, stress-free group
setting to create custom artwork. Beer and
wine are available for purchase.
ELM & IRON
1326 Vine, (513) 954-4217, www.facebook.
com/ElmandIronOTR; Mon-Sat, 10am-8pm;
Sun: 11am-5pm » An ever changing mix of
new and vintage industrial home décor and
accessories with a unique mix of history and
inspired eclecticism.
FABULOUS FRAMES & ART
17 W. Fourth St., (513) 579-9998, www.fab
frames.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5:30pm; Sat,
10am-2pm » Featuring art by Charlie Harper,
John Ruthven, John Stobart, Thomas Kinkade
and more. Museum quality framing, and art
consulting.
FRAMESHOP
1317 Main St., (513) 275-9916, frameshopusa.
com; Thu-Fri,12-7pm; Sat-Sun, 10am - 5pm »
Wizards of custom picture framing and other
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.
JACK WOOD GALLERY
1413 Vine St., (513) 235-0825, www.jackwood
gallery.com; Tue, 11am-3p;Wed-Thu, 11am5pm; Fri, 11am-7pm; Sat 11am-5pm » The
finest in quality vintage posters and graphic
art from the late 19th century and early to
mid-20th century.
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
and discounted office supplies.
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.
ALGIN RETRO
800 Main St., (513) 621-1616, www.alginretro.
LEFTCOAST MODERN
323 W. Fourth St., 513-288-2364, www.face
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book.com/LeftcoastModernCincinnati; WedSat, 11am-6pm; Sun, 12-5pm; Mon & Tue by
appointment » 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.
LUCCA LASER WORKSHOP
1342 Main St., www.LuccaWorkshop.com;
Wed-Fri, 12 - 6pm; Sat, 12 - 4pm » A design
and laser workshop specializing in natural
gifts, supplies, and home and event décor.
MICA 12/V
1201 Vine St., (513) 533-1947, www.shopmica.
com; Mon-Thu, 10am-8pm; Fri-Sat, 10am9pm; Sun, 10am-5pm » Contemporary and
unique items ranging from lamps and rugs to
tea sets, scarves, and jewelry.
MILL END DRAPERIES
26 W. Seventh St., (513) 421-1225; Mon-Fri,
11am-4pm; also by appointment » Cincinnati’s
largest custom drapery and upholstery shop
featuring top designer fabrics from around the
world, family owned since 1939. 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.
PRESENTATION SERVICES
822 Elm St., (859) 802-8806, www.psav.
com; Sat by appt. » Custom picture framing
serving professional arts clients and retail
and residential customers. Prints and posters,
framed and unframed.
ROOKWOOD POTTERY
1920 Race St., (513) 381-2510, www.rookwood.
com » Founded in 1880 by Maria Longworth
Nichols, Rookwood is the first female-owned
manufacturing company in the U.S. Today,
they produce architectural tile, art pottery
and special commissions under its original
trademarks. The studio and showroom are
open for free guided tours,
ROOKWOOD POTTERY COMPANY STORE
1209 Jackson St., (513) 579-1209, www.
rookwood.com; Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm; Sun, 124 pm » This 1,000-square-feet store carries
thousands of pieces of Rookwood pottery, including ceramic art tiles, fireplace surrounds,
and fine art pottery.
ROOSTER
923 Vine St., (513) 238-2587; Tue-Thu
11:30am-6pm; Fri-Sat, 11:30am-8:30pm; Sun
12pm-4:30pm » A curated shop featuring
furniture, home decor, and various unearthed
arcana from the wilds of the MidWest
SWITCH
1207 Vine St., (513) 721-8100, www.switch
collection.com; Mon-Sat, 11am-6pm » Eclectic
lighting from around the world, plus design
services.
URBAN EDEN
1313 Main St., (513) 260-8434, irisbookcafe.
com/urban-eden; Thu-Sat, 12-5pm » 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.
JEWELRY/FURS
FETTNER-FRIEDMAN FURS
113 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-1352; Mon-Fri,
9am-5:30pm; Sat 9-1 (Winter Hours 9am5pm) » Furs, fur storage and leather clothing.
GRONAUER FURS
1 W. Fourth St., (513) 721-3100, gronauerfurs.
com; 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; Select Sat 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, thelittlemahatma.
com; Mon-Wed, 11am-6pm; Thurs-Sat 11am8pm; Sun 12pm-4pm » Jewelry, folk art
and traditional artifacts from cultures around
the world.
MARTZ FINE JEWELERS
Mon-Fri, 11am-5:30pm; Sat, 11am-3pm by
appt. only » Fine jewelry and repair.
NEW YORK GOLD
804 Main St., (513) 621-2364; Mon-Sat,
9:30am-6pm » Jewelry for men and women.
PHILIP BORTZ JEWELERS
108 E. Seventh St., (513) 621-4441, phillip
bortzjewlers.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm; Sat,
10am-3pm » Carries the finest cut and lowest
prices on GIA certified diamonds. Also, gemstone, gold, sterling silver, and pearl jewelry,
plus watches and watch and jewelry repairs,
and jewelry appraisals.
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RICHTER & PHILLIPS
202 E. Sixth St., (513) 241-3510, www.richter
phillips.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:15pm; Sat,
10am-4pm; also by appt. » Moving to 601
Main St. in Spring 2016! 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 Street 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, avril-bleh
meats.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30; Sat, 10-4 » In
business since 1894, offering 37 varieties of
homemade sausage and smoked meats; plus
beef, pork, veal, lamb and seafood.
BENDER MEATS
1801 Race St., (513) 621-2570, www.findlay
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » A complete selection
of fine meats, in addition to party trays and
family packs made to order at Findlay Market.
BOUCHARD’S PASTAS & BAKED GOODS
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Fresh, take-home desserts,
pastas and sauces and made-to-order salads,
pasta and flat bread pizzas at Findlay Market.
CHAS BARE MEATS
Sun, 10am-4pm » USDA choice beef, select
pork, grade A poultry and full line of deli items.
Party trays available at Findlay Market.
CIANCIOLO’S MARKET
720 Main St., (513) 421-5051; Mon-Fri, 7am6pm; Sat, 10am-4pm » Fresh produce and
other foods.
COLONEL DE’S GOURMET HERBS & SPICE
1801 Race St., (513) 421-4800, www.colonel
de.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » This spice store features
over 400 culinary herbs, spices,and specialty
blends, at Findlay Market.
COURT & MAIN MARKET
931 Main St., (513) 421-2600; Mon-Sat; 6am8pm » Small market and sundries.
DAISY MAE’S MARKET
1801 Race St., (513) 602-5602, www.daisy
maesmarket.com; Tue-Fri, 10am-4pm; Sat
9am-4pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Fresh and organic produce. Delivery available for custom
orders at Findlay Market.
DEAN’S MEDITERRANEAN IMPORTS
108 W. Elder St., (513) 241-8222, mediterraneanimports.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-5pm; Sat,7am6pm; 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
at Findlay Market.
DIRT: A MODERN MARKET
131 W. Elder St., (513) 744-8002, findlay
market.org/merchants/dirt-a-modern-market; Tue – Fri, 10am to 7pm; Sat, 8am-6pm,
Sun, 10am-4pm » This retail store at Findlay
Market sells only locally produced fruits,
vegetables, meat, cheese, dairy products and
cottage goods at Findlay Market.
DOWNTOWN CONVENIENCE STORE
615 Main St., (513) 621-0555; Mon-Fri,
7:30am-8pm » Snacks, soft drinks and more.
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 at
Findlay Market.
ECKERLIN MEATS
1801 Race St., (513) 721-5743, eckerlinmeats.
com; Tues-Fri, 8am-5pm; Sat 6am-5pm; Sun
10am-4pm » Fresh poultry and prepared
foods, homemade goetta, chili and soup, and
many breakfast foods at Findlay Market.
CATANZARO FAMILY PRODUCE
market.org/merchants/catanzano » Familyowned market that strives to offer the best
tasting, best looking, and best value produce
available at Findlay Market.
EVERYTHING’S D’VINE
320 W. Fourth St., (513) 621-6700, edvine
cincy.com; Tues-Thurs, Sat 12-7pm; Fri, 128pm Wine Tastings Fri, 5:30-8pm » Wine
and craft beers at affordable, in the historic
Fourth Street District,.
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FINDLAY MARKET
market.org; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat 8am-6pm;
Sun 10am-4pm (Mon call vendors) » Ohio’s
oldest continuously operated public market
and one of Cincinnati’s most cherished institutions, located in Over-the-Rhine.
FRANK’S FISH & SEAFOOD MARKET
1801 Race St., (513) 421-0900, www.franksfish
andseafoodmarket.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm;
Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Offers a wide
selection of fresh fish, shellfish, caviar, salted
cod, and smoked herring at Findlay Market.
FRESH TABLE
1801 Race St., (513) 381-3774, www.freshtable.
biz; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun,
10am-4pm » Offers sustainable, local, organic
full menu available for takeout by the pound
with delivery and curbside service in downtown and Over-the-Rhine at Findlay Market.
GARFIELD MINI MART
723 Vine St., (513) 721-1279; Mon-Fri,
7am-9pm; Sat, 8am-9pm; Sun, 9am-6pm
» Snacks, soft drinks and more.
GENERAL NUTRITION CENTER
11 E. Sixth St., (513) 421-2223, www.gnc.com;
Mon-Fri; 10am-5pm; Sat, 10am-3pm » Vitamins,
supplements, minerals, herbs, sports nutrition,
diet and energy and health and beauty products.
GOODS ON MAIN
1300 Main St., facebook.com/goodsonmain;
Thu-Sun, subject to change » Retail collective
of OTR advocates, with a rotating theme of
goods and services that entertains the power
of storytelling.
GRAMMA DEBBIE’S KITCHEN
Sun, 10am-4pm » Old fashioned comfort food
at Findlay Market.
HEIBA HAVEN
com/heibahaven; Mon-Thu, 7 am-7 pm; Fri, 7
am-12 pm; Sat, 12 pm- 1 am » Soda, candy, tobacco, hookahs, with shisha and other items
from North Africa.
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
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include squid, octopus, eel and soft-shell crab
at Findlay Market.
chocolate maker, with the factory and store
located at Findlay Market.
IDA’S CANDLES
424 Findlay St., (859) 816-5946, www.findlaymarket.org/merchants/ida-candles; TuesFri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am4pm » Hand poured, natural soy blend
candles and tarts.
MIKE’S MEATS
Sun, 10am-4pm » Frozen chicken patties and
nuggets, lunch meats, frozen convenience
foods, candy at Findlay Market.
J.E. GIBBS CHEESE
market.org; Wed, 8am-4pm; Thu, 8am-2pm;
Fri, 8am-5pm; Sat, 6am-6pm » Cheeses, butter, eggs, homemade fudge at Findlay Market.
MINGES CANDY
138 W. Court St., (513) 241-7376; Mon-Fri,
9am-5pm; Sat, 10am-3pm » Wholesale candy
distributor. Special holiday hours.
KROEGER AND SONS MEATS
Sun, 10am-4pm » More than 50 varieties of
handmade sausages, including nine different
types of chicken sausage made with all-whitemeat chicken at Findlay Market.
KROGER
1420 Vine St., (513) 721-7285, www.kroger.
com; Mon-Sun, 7am-9pm » Hometown, fullservice grocery store.
LUKEN’S FISH, POULTRY AND SEAFOOD
1801 Race St., (513) 621-5567, lukensfish.com/
index.html; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 8am-6pm;
Sun, 10am-4pm » Fresh fish and seafood
flown in daily. Fresh poultry, too, Sauces,
breadings, dips at Findlay Market.
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 at Findlay Market.
MADISON’S OF FINDLAY MARKET
110 W. Elder St., (513) 723-0590, www.
madisonsmarkets.com; Tue-Fri, 9am-6pm;
Sat, 8am-6pm; Sun 10am-4pm » Organic produce, fresh fruits and vegetables in addition
to a selection of organic cereals, gelato and
sorbet at Findlay Market.
MAK’S CONVENIENCE STORE
904 Main St., (513) 421-6257; Mon-Sat, 7am6pm » Snacks, soft drinks and more.
MARKET WINES
128 W. Elder St., (513) 744-9888, www.
findlaymarket.org; Tue-Thu, 9am-5pm; FriSat, 8am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Fine wines,
microbrewed and imported beers, wine accessories at Findlay Market.
MAVERICK CHOCOLATE
129 Elder St., (513) 381-0561, www.maverick
chocolate.com; Tue-Fri, 9am - 6pm; Sat, 8am
- 6pm; Sun, 10am - 4pm » A craft bean-to-bar
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MT. KOFINAS
1801 Race St., (513) 432-4565 www.kofinas
oliveoil.com » Local to both Cincinnati and to
the village of Stavies on the Greek island of
Crete, their olive oil is made from hand-harvested, fully ripe olives that are cold-pressed
and quality-certified by the European Union
and available at Findlay Market.
OTR CANDY BAR
1735 Elm St., (513) 368-2233, www.otrcandy
bar.com; Tue-Sat, 10am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm
» Located in the historic district of Findlay
Market, the store offers a wide selection of
candy and sodas.
PARK + VINE
1202 Main St., (513) 721-7275, www.parkand
vine.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm; Sat, 10am6pm; Sun, 10am-5pm » A green general
store that offers environmentally friendly and
ecologically minded merchandise from likeminded suppliers.
PICNIC AND PANTRY
1400 Republic St., (513) 381-6325, www.
picnicandpantry.com/pnp; Mon-Sat,
11am-7pm » Yummy sandwiches, salsas,
pestos, dips, hummus, salads, desserts,
and more grab and go options, plus locally
sourced groceries.
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.
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 at Findlay
Market.
SILVERGLADES
1801 Race St., (513) 421-6156, silvergladesdeli.
com; Tue-Fri, 9am-5pm; Sat, 8am-6pm; 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.
Breads, pate, dairy goods at Findlay Market at
Findlay Market.
6am-11:30pm; Sat, 6:30am-11:30pm; Sun,
7am-9pm » Wide selection of newspapers
and magazines.
SIMPSON PRODUCE
1801 Race St., (513) 502-0499 www.findlay
market.org/merchants/simpson-produce »
Fresh produce at Findlay Market.
WALGREEN’S
406 Main St., (513) 721-0840, www.walgreens.
com; Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat, 9am-4pm;
Pharmacy Hours: Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat,
10am-2pm
SUNSHINE FINE FOOD DELI
720 Elm St., (513) 723-1331; Mon-Thu, 9am7pm; Fri, 9am-6pm; Sat, 10am-2pm » Deli
counter, carryout sandwiches and specials,
groceries, beer and wine.
THE MARKET
Hyatt Regency Cincinnati’s, 151 W. Fifth
St., (513) 579-1234, cincinnati.hyatt.com/
en/hotel/home.html; Mon-Sun,6am-8pm »
Showcases traditional and gourmet
groceries packaged and produced by regional purveyors, from fresh-made paninis
to savory salads, beer and wine.
THE MARKET AT QUEEN CITY SQUARE
301 E. Fourth St., (513) 762-9555, themarket
cincy.com; Mon-Fri, 6:30am-6pm » Convenience store and food market.
VARIETY MARKET
719 Vine St., (513) 579-0055; Mon-Sun, 7am10pm » Small market and sundries.
ZINNCINNATI
1801 Race St., (513) 275-2331, www.zinn
cinnati.com; Wed-Thu, 9am-4pm; Fri-Sat,
9am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm » Fresh cut flowers and plants at Findlay Market.
PHARMACIES
CVS
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
36 E. Seventh St., (513) 721-5450, www.
cvs.com; Mon-Fri 7am-7pm; Sat, 9am-5pm;
Sun, 11am-5pm; Pharmacy hours: Mon-Fri
7am-7pm; Sat, 9am-5pm » Pharmacy, food,
greeting cards, cosmetics, etc.
FOUNTAIN NEWS SHOP
101 E. Fifth St., (513) 421-4049; Mon-Fri,
601 Race St., (513) 929-4111, www.walgreens.
com; M-F 7am-10pm; Sat 8am-10pm; Sun
9am-9pm; Pharmacy hours: Mon-Fri 8am8pm; Sat 9am-6pm » Pharmacy, food, greeting cards, cosmetics, etc.
TICKETS
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/ELECTRICS
BANG & OLUFSEN
6 W. Fourth St., (513) 808-4808, www.beo
cincinnati.com; Mon-Fri, 11am-7pm; Sat, 12-6
pm » This independent licensed dealer offers
audio, video, telecommunication, and
home automation solutions tailor-made to
its clients needs.
I-WIRELESS
611 Race St., (513) 621-2255; Mon-Sat,
10am-6pm (Fri closed 2pm-2:45pm) »
Phones, accessories and repairs.
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CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS
AMERICAN CLASSICAL MUSIC HALL OF FAME
1225 Elm St., (513) 621-3263, www.classical
walkoffame.org; Open by appt. » A timeline
through classical music, focusing on American classical music, and interactive displays
of inductees.
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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 the city’s second tallest
building, a chance to buy souvenirs and enjoy
panoramic views of Greater Cincinnati.
PHOTOGRAPHS (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP) BY TRAVIS ESTELL, COURTESY 3CDC, THADD FIALA
CITY HALL
801 Plum St., (513)591-6025, www.cincinnatioh.gov; Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm » 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.
ENJOY THE ARTS
1301 Western Ave., (513)455-7140, www.
enjoythearts.org; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm » A
membership organization with the mission
of providing opportunities for young people
to experience the arts, thus fostering lifelong
arts patronage.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE
520 Vine St., (513) 621-4400, www.myfountain
square.com » At the heart of downtown, this
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.
HORSESHOE CASINO
1000 Broadway St., (513) 252-0777, www.
horseshoecincinnati.com; Open 24 hours »
This premier gaming, entertainment, and
dining destination with over 2,000 slot machines, 85 table games and a 31-table World
Series of Poker room, with 33,000 feet of
flexible meeting and event space.
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.
OMNIMAX THEATER
1301 Western Ave., (513) 287-7000, www.
cincymuseum.org; Call or visit website for
show times. » This state-of-the-art movie
theater shows 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 W. Mehring Way, (513) 352-4079, www.
cincinnatiparks.com » Event space at Smale
Riverfront Park with a performance stage
covered by a canopy topped with solar panels. A broad pedestrian promenade borders
the lawn and affords sweeping views of the
river and the lower part of the park.
FITNESS /HEALTH
BACK RUB MARY
Mon-Fri, 11am-6pm; 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, 6am-9pm; Sat, 7am-8pm; Sun,
7am-7pm » Oldest, continuously operating
men’s club in existence, since 1853. Amenities
include 20 yard marble pool, golf driving
range, suspended track, basketball court, cardio and strength training equipment, dry and
steam saunas, and whirlpool. Club Lounge.
CINCINNATI ENDOCRINE CLINIC
35 E. Seventh St, Suite 312, (513) 898-9448,
www.cincinnatiendocrineclinic.com » Dr.
Michael West has established himself as a
top doctor treating patients with diabetes
and disorders of the thyroid, pituitary and
adrenal glands, testosterone deficiency, and
osteoporosis.
CORE CINCINNATI
1423 Vine St., 513-621-7800, www.core
cincinnati.com; See class schedule. » Boutique pilates and corealign studio. Small
group fitness and equipment classes.
DOWNTOWN MERCY HEALTHPLEX
221 E. Fourth St., (513) 924-8414, www.
e-mercy.com/healthplex; Mon-Thu, 5:30
am - 8 pm; Fri, 5:30am-7pm; Sat, 9am-1p.m.
» Well-appointed locker rooms; expert staff;
certified personal trainers and group fitness
instructors; express workouts, and group fitness and indoor cycling studios.
EVERYONE MASSAGE
602 Main St., Suite 700, (513) 301-4611, www.
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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
1421 Vine St.,; Mon-Fri 6:30am-8:30pm; Sat
8am-2pm; times vary based on scheduled
classes » 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.thegymat
carewtower.com; Mon-Thu 5:30am-9pm; Fri,
5:30am-11pm; Sat, 7am-11pm; Sun, 8am-9pm
» Full-service gym. One-day guest rates
available.
HOXWORTH BLOOD CENTER
105 E. Fourth St., (513) 451-0910, www.
hoxworth.org/donors/locations/downtown.
html; Tue, Wed and Thu, 8:30am - 3:30pm »
The only blood center for the Greater Cincinnati and Tristate area. Become a #lifesaver
today.
INNER PEACE HOLISTIC CENTER
811 Race St., Third Floor, (513) 784-0403,
www.innerpeacecenter.net; Mon-Fri, 10am9pm; Sat, 10am-5pm; 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.main
streetyoga.biz; See class schedule » Urban
studio for beginners or intermediate students.
PENDLETON PILATES
500 Reading Rd., (513)729-7108, www.
pendletonpilates.com; See class schedule »
Private, semi-private and group equipment
classes, as well as mat classes, massage
therapy, private and small-group yoga instruction. Free parking in adjacent Pendleton
Square parking lot.
THE PUNCH HOUSE
708 Walnut St., (513) 381-1650, www.the
punchhouse.com/downtown; Mon-Thu,
9:30am-9pm; Fri, 9:30am-7:30pm; Sat, 9am2pm » Boxing for fitness in a fun, motivating,
and energetic environment.
QUEEN CITY CROSSFIT
18 W. Seventh St., (513) 638-9799, www.queen
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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 » Cardio and strength-training equipment, and a safe, secure environment. 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;
Mon-Tue, 11am-7pm; Wed, 10am-7pm; ThuSat, 10am-8pm; Sun, 9am-4pm » A number of
packages are offered, combining massages,
hydrating facials, bath rituals, invigorating
body scrubs, soothing scalp treatments, nail
services, bath treatments and body scrubs
will take your relaxation to the next level.
UC PRIMARY CARE
425 Walnut St., Suite 200, (513) 475-7676,
uchealth.com/services/primary-care; Mon,
Tue, Thu, Fri, 9am-5pm » Practicing General
Internal Medicine, Bernard Lenchitz, MD, sees
patients at his office in the US Bank Tower.
Accepting new patients.
YMCA
1105 Elm St., (513) 241-5348, www.myy.org »
The YMCA is currently closed for a year-long
renovation.
THE YOGA BAR
15 W. Fourteenth St., Second Floor., (513)
729-7180, www.theyogabar.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.
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
Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Power, Kids, and prenatal
yoga, meditation, martial arts, and Reiki. 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 9-5 » A co-ed fitness
center with a full range of equipment, indoor
track, lap pool, full court gymnasium, fitness
classes and more.
GALLERIES
5TH STREET GALLERY
55 W 5th St., (513) 579-9333, www.5thstreet
gallery.com; Mon-Thu and 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.
1305 GALLERY
1305 Main St., (513) 383-6815, www.1305
gallery.blogspot.com; Thu-Sun 12-4pm; or by
appt. » Open for Final Friday Gallery Walk.
Works by local artists.
ARCHITECTURAL FOUNDATION OF CINCINNATI GALLERY
811 Race St., (513) 421-4469, www.architecture
cincy.org » 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
Friday Gallery Walk.
ART BEYOND BOUNDARIES
1410 Main St., (513) 421-8726m www.art
beyondboundaries.com; Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm
» A visual art gallery showcasing the work of
local artists with disabilities. Open for Final
BROMWELL’S GALLERY
17 West Fourth St., (513) 621-0620, www.
bromwellsgallery.com » This gallery inside
Bromwell’s store, offers a dramatic setting
for seeing art for all art enthusiasts. The work
ranges from traditional to contemporary, and
may be commissioned with the artists.
CARL SOLWAY GALLERY
424 Findlay St., (513) 621-0069, www.solway
gallery.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm; Sat, 12-5pm
» 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
316 Pike Street
www.taftmuseum.org
Downtown Cincinnati
SPECIAL
EXHIBITIONS
AWARD-WINNING CAFÉ
SHOP
MUSIC
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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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; Tue-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.
DICK WALLERS ART PLACE
130 W. Court St., (513) 281-7726, Thu, Sat,
3-6pm and by appointment » Gallery featuring art work by Dick Waller, also hosts arts and
community events, meetings, and parties.
LOSANTIVILLE
111 W. McMicken Ave., (513)305-6852, www.
losantivilleltd.com; Hours by appt. » A design
collective, workshop, studio, and retail space
focusing on design, quality, and authenticity.
PENDLETON ART CENTER
1310 Pendleton St., (513)421-4339, www.
pendletonartcenter.com; Final Friday, 6-10pm;
Second Look Saturday, 11am-3pm » The
“world’s largest collection of artists under one
roof” is open on the final Friday of each month,
when artists’ studios are open to the public.
WASH PARK ART
1215 Elm St., www.washparkart.com; Thu-Fri,
6-8pm; Sat, 4-8pm; Sun,1- 4pm » An art
gallery celebrating Cincinnati’s creativity, located at the southwest corner of Washington
Park in historic Over-The-Rhine.
WESTON ART GALLERY
650 Walnut St., (513) 977-4165, www.weston
artgallery.com; Tue-Sat, 10am-5:30pm; Sun,
12-5pm; Open late on P&G Hall show nights »
With galleries on two levels and 3,500 square
feet of exhibition space, this gallery serves as
a staging ground for intriguing visual art by
local, national and internationally-recognized
artists. Admission is free.
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.ywca
cincinnati.org; Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm; Sat. by
appt. » The gallery features local, national
and international exhibits and is the only
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gallery in Greater Cincinnati exclusively for
women’s art. Free and open to the public.
LIBRARIES
LLOYD LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
917 Plum St., (513) 721-3707, www.lloyd
library.org; Mon-Fri, 8:30am-4pm; Third Saturday, (Sept-May) 9am-4pm » Housing more
than 200,000 volumes, the library’s collection focuses on botany, pharmacy, alternative
medicines, and horticulture. Open to the
public, but materials do not circulate.
MAIN LIBRARY / PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CINCINNATI & HAMILTON CTY.
800 Vine St., (513) 369-6900, www.cincinnati
library.org; Mon-Wed, 9am-9pm; Thu-Sat,
9am-6pm; Sun, 1-5pm » Part of the Public
Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County,
this county-wide system is one of the largest
and busiest in the U.S. Its dynamic service
model emphasizes convenience and access
to technology with a top-ranked Genealogy &
Local History departments.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
414 Walnut St., (513) 621-0717, www.mercantile
library.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5:30pm; Sat, 10am3pm » 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.
MUSEUMS
THE BETTS HOUSE
416 Clark St., (513) 651-0734, www.thebetts
house.org; Tue-Thu, 11am-2pm; Open second
and fourth Sat, 12:30-5pm; also by appt. » Built
in 1804, this is Ohio’s oldest brick house and
it promotes the study of building materials
and historic preservation through special exhibits and public programs. Tours 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
this 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.
Free general admission. $4 parking (free for
members).
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.
Admission can be purchased for individual
attractions, or combination discounts are
available.
CINCINNATI REDS HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
redsmuseum.org; April 1 - Oct 31, 10am- 8pm,
or until two hours after day » Baseball fans
enjoy ten galleries where they can learn about
baseball’s first professional team. On view are
more than 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; Sat – Mon, 10am
– 4pm, Wed – Fri, 10am – 9pm (Café and CAC
Store open every day) » 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 in a buidling designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha
Hadid. Free admission Wednesday, 5-9pm.
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. Can also be
a setting for special events.
GREATER CINCINNATI POLICE MUSEUM
308 Reading Road, (513) 300-3664, www.
gcphs.com; Tue, Thu, Sat 10am-4pm; also by
appt. » The 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. 11am5pm » Opened in 2004 and located on the
riverfront, the Center tells the stories 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.taftmuseum.
org; Wed-Fri, 11am-4pm; Sat, Sun 11am-5pm
(Open Tuesdays in November and December)
» A National Historic Landmark, housed in a
Federal Period home dating from 1820 and
considered one of the finest small art museums
in America, the Taft is home to are 700 works
of art by European and American paintings by
Rembrandt, Sargent, Turner, Hals and Whistler.
Also Chinese porcelains and European decorative arts. Free admission on Sunday.
PARKS
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-A-R-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.
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welcome at more than 200 merchants.
www.DowntownCincinnati.com
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SMALE RIVERFRONT PARK
100 W. Mehring Rd., (513) 357-2621, www.
mysmaleriverfrontpark.com » This new riverfront park includes the Moerlein Lager House
restaurant and brewery, Carol Ann’s Carousel,
an interactive playscape, water features, a
bike center and a picnic area.
PIATT PARK
1 Garfield Pl., (513) 352-4080, www.cincinnati
parks.com » A gift to the city in 1817, Piatt
Park is Cincinnati’s first park.
SAWYER POINT
705 E. Pete Rose Way, (513) 352-4081, 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.
THEODORE M. BERRY INTERNATIONAL
FRIENDSHIP PARK
1101 Eastern Ave., (513) 352-4082, www.
cincinnatiparks.com » A 20-acre park located on the riverfront and opened in 2003.
Features an international plaza with flags,
winding walkways, sculptures, and a pavilion
available for rental purposes.
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. Extensive
education outreach programs and classes for
children and adults.
CINCINNATI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
4046 Hamilton Ave., (513) 723-1182, www.
ccocincinnati.org » Performs classical music
written for small string orchestras at SCPA
Corbett Theatre in Over-the-Rhine, as well as
other venues.
CINCINNATI MAY FESTIVAL
1241 Elm St., (513) 621-1919, www.mayfestival.
com » The oldest and most recognized choral
festival in the Western hemisphere. Each
May, the 150-member chorus joins the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, featuring world
renowned conductors and great soloists to
present choral masterpieces.
CINCINNATI MUSIC THEATRE
650 Walnut St., (513) 621-2787, www.cincinnati
musictheatre.org » This venerable community
theater offers musical theater productions in
the Aronoff Center’s Jarson-Kaplan Theater.
WASHINGTON PARK
1230 Elm St., washingtonpark.org » A 2012 expansion included a civic lawn, a performance
stage, a 450-space underground parking
garage, and extensive landscaping. A fenced
dog park was created, as well as unique
playground features a boardwalk and stage, a
sandbox, a canal boat in a water channel, and
climbing walls based on Cincinnati’s historic
architecture
CINCINNATI OPERA
opera.org » Founded in 1920 and the second
oldest opera company in the U.S., the company presents grand opera every June and
July, with repertoire ranging from beloved
classics to contemporary masterworks.
Performances feature international singers,
world-class conductors, stunning sets and
costumes, and the Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra.
PERFORMING ARTS
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 10-month season
runs September to June with 11 productions
on two stages, including the holiday favorite,
A Christmas Carol.
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.
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CINCINNATI PLAYWRIGHT’S INITIATIVE
650 Walnut St., (513) 621-2787, www.cinciplay
wrights.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, performing a diverse
array of concerts.
CINCINNATI SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
719 Race St., (513) 381-2273, www.cincy
shakes.com » Cincinnati’s only professional
resident ensemble theatre dedicated to
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.
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.
CONTEMPORARY DANCE THEATER
1850 Larch Ave., (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, elementz.org »
Offers classes, workshops and performances
in hip hop, recording, beats, poetry, djing,
step and visual arts, to teache inner city
youths to find their creative voices.
ENSEMBLE THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
1127 Vine St., (513) 421-3555, www.ensemble
cincinnati.org » Greater Cincinnati’s second
largest professional theatre, offers new
regional and world premieres of contemporary plays as well as comprehensive educational outreach programs. ETC produces
world-class production in its unique, intimate
191-seat theatre in the heart of historic
Over-the-Rhine.
EXHALE DANCE TRIBE
2330 Gilbert Ave, (513) 505-6340, www.
exhaledancetribe.com » Enriching and entertaining a diverse audience through the imaginative presentation of quality contemporary
dance at the Aronoff Center for the Arts.
FIFTH THIRD BANK BROADWAY IN CINCINNATI
650 Walnut St., (513) 241-2345, www.broad
waycincincinnati.com » Presents first-class
touring Broadway musicals and plays like
Wicked, Les Misérables, Mamma Mia and
more, year-round at the Aronoff Center. Subscriptions and single tickets available.
KNOW THEATRE OF CINCINNATI
1120 Jackson St., (513) 300-5669, www.know
theatre.com » Presents contemporary plays
and musical from August to May, and produces the Cincinnati Fringe Festival each June.
MAMLUFT&CO. DANCE
650 Walnut St., (513) 494-6526, www.mamluft
codance.org » Non-profit modern dance
company, directed by its founder Jeanne
Mam-Luft with performer-collaborators assembled from across the country.
THE 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
EDGY POOCH PET BOUTIQUE AND SPAW
1344 Main St., (513) 491-3349, www.shop
edgypooch.com » Pet clothing and accessories, with grooming services of all kinds and
customized clothes.
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 downtown.
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/home.php; Mon-Sat, 11am-7pm »
Quality, nutritionally complete and balanced
line of pet food made in Ohio and sold by
the pound.
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PET WANTS: THE URBAN FEED MARKET
1813 Pleasant St., (513) 721-8696, www.
petwants.com; Tue-Sat, 9am-6pm; Sun, 10am4pm » Quality, nutritionally complete and
balanced line of pet food made in Ohio and
offered by the pound. Also pet toys and accessories, at Findlay Market.
PLUM STREET PET CLINIC
427 Plum St., (513) 961-1110, www.plumstreet
pet.com; Mon-Fri, 7am-6pm; Sat 8-11am »
Downtown’s first and only veterinary clinic
for dogs, cats, gerbils, hamsters, ferrets, and
small birds. Dr. Bob Biederman, Jr., DVM.
SPORTS
CINCINNATI BENGALS
1 Paul Brown Stadium, (513) 621-3550, www.
bengals.com » National Football League team
that plays at Paul Brown Stadium. 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 Great American Ball Park. Tickets (513)
381-REDS.
CINCINNATI SAINTS
312 Walnut St., Suite 1600, (513) 609-4880,
www.cincinnatisaints.com » Founded in 2009,
the Cincinnati Saints are committed to sustaining both men’s and women’s professional
soccer in the city of Cincinnati. THEATERS/VENUES
ARONOFF CENTER FOR THE ARTS
650 Walnut St., (513) 621-2787, www.
CincinnatiArts.org » 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, the Jarson-Kaplan
Theater,the Fifth Third Bank Theater, 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
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a showcase style club venue for live entertainment events of all types.
BOOST
538 Reading Rd., (513) 621-8222, www.boost
meeting.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 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.
GALLERY IN THE SKY
310 Culvert St., (513) 723-1222, www.adc
fineart.com; Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm » Upper floor
event space will art-filled walls for wedding,
cocktail parties or business meetings offering
city views and free downtown parking. Accommodates 10 to 250 guests.
GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK
reds.com » With just more than 42,000 seats,
close views of the playing field, and different
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 » Closed for
renovation.
MUSIC HALL
1241 Elm St., (513) 744-3344, www.Cincinnati
Arts.org » Closed for renovation Summer
2016 – Fall 2017. 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.
PAUL BROWN STADIUM
1 Paul Brown Way, (513) 621-3550 » Football
stadium for 65,000 fans, this is the home of
the Cincinnati Bengals. Constructed with a
contemporary design.
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.
WOODWARD THEATRE
1404 Main St., (513) 345-7981, woodward
theater.com » A live music and events center
housed in a century-old theater, offering rare
and unique space with comprehensive event
coordination and management services,
professional sound and lighting systems,
catering, and more.
WORSHIP
CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
318 E. Fourth St., (513) 621-1817, www.christ
churchcincinnati.org; Sun services 8am,
10am; Wed, Fri 12:10pm (Wed, June-Aug only)
» Founded in 1817 as Cincinnati’s first Episcopal Church by William Henry Harrison, ninth
President of the United States. The Church
has an inclusive community that is united in
faith, by serving our neighbors, and striving to
care for one and all.
CITY GOSPEL MISSION
1805 Dalton Ave., (513) 241-5525, citygospel
mission.org » Non-denominational services
daily at 6:30 p.m., in this mission founded
by James N. Gamble of Procter & Gamble in
1924, that helps the homeless break the cycle
of poverty and despair.
COVENANT-FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
717 Elm St., (513) 621-4144, www.covfirst
church.org; Sun, 10:30am, Wed, 12pm; Sunday
School (all ages) 9:15am. » The service follows
a traditional format, featuring biblically-based
expository preaching, outstanding organ,
and piano music, and a choir. Communion is
served the first Sunday of the month
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
1208 Race St., (513) 421-0065, www.first
lutherancincy.org; Sun, prayers at 10:15am.,
service at 11am » A worshipping community at
Washington Park of people from all walks and
stages of lifes, held together by a common
belief in the good news the world needs to
hear, experience, and live.
ISAAC M. WISE TEMPLE
720 Plum Sts., (513) 579-9441, www.wise
temple.org; Open for special services »
Constructed in 1866 in the ByzantineMoorish style, this historic Temple is one
of only two temples of this style in America
and is the fountainhead of Reform Judaism
in America.
OLD ST. MARY’S CATHEDRAL
123 E. Thirteenth St., (513) 721-2988, www.
oldstmarys.org; Mon-Fri, 7:15am, Latin mass;
12:10pm, English mass; Sat, 12:10pm, English
mass » Sun, 9:15am, Latin mass;, 11am, German
mass; 12:30pm and 7pm, English mass
A Roman Catholic church led by the Paulist
Fathers for more than 100 years.
SALEM UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
1425 Sycamore St., (513) 241-1796; Sun, services and school 10:30am » Constructed in
1867, the former German name of the church
is engraved over the front door.
ST. FRANCIS SERAPH CHURCH
1615 Vine St., (513) 721-4700, sfsparish.org;
Sun, 10am; Mon-Sat, 8am, Holy Days, 5:45pm »
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; Mon-Fri, 6am, 11:30am; Sat
7am, 4pm; Sun, 7am, 9am, 10:30am, 12pm,
5pm » Roman Catholic Church operated by
the Jesuits.
ST. LOUIS CHURCH
29 E. Eighth St., (513) 263-6621; Mon-Fri,
7:15am, 12:10pm; Sat 8am, 3pm; Sun 10am,
11:15am, 12:30pm » Roman Catholic Church.
ST. PETER IN CHAINS CATHEDRAL
325 W. Eighth St., (513) 421-5354, www.stpeterinchainscathedral.org; 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.
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
405 W. Seventh St., (513) 381-3858, www.
union-baptist.net; Sun, 7:45am, 10:15am; school
9am » Founded in 1831, an important spiritual
center in Cincinnati.
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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. The hotel is home to
Metropole restaurant and bar with its woodburning fireplace, plus 8,000 square feet
of gallery / event space. Upscale amenities
include a spa and the rooftop Cocktail Terrace. Valet parking.
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CINCINNATIAN HOTEL
601 Vine St., (513) 381-3000, www.cincinnati
anhotel.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-ofthe-art meeting rooms and banquet facilities.
Downtown Cincinnati’s only small luxury
hotel. Valet parking.
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 wi-fi. On-site
restaurant, Cafe Martin, serves sandwiches,
salads, gourmet coffees and a full bar.
GUEST INN & SUITES
800 W. Eighth St., (513) 241-8660, www.
ramadacincinnati.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.
HAMPTON INN & SUITES
617 Vine St., (513) 354-2430, hamptoninn3.
hilton.com/en/hotels/ohio/hampton-innand-suites-cincinnati-downtown-CVGVIHX/
index.html » A tastefully appointed hotel that
features modern conveniences for business
travelers near many recreation areas for leisure guests. Take advantage of free WiFi in all
public areas, energize with a work out in the
fitness center, and enjoy fresh-baked waffles
at the free hot breakfast buffet. A 24-hour
market offers snacks, drinks and sundries,
with free tea and coffee in the lobby.
HILTON CINCINNATI NETHERLAND PLAZA
35 W. Fifth St., (513) 421-9100, www.cincin
natinetherlandplaza.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 wi-fi in lobby and restaurants.
HOMEWOOD SUITES
617 Vine St., (513) 354-2440, homewood
suites3.hilton.com/en/hotels/ohio/homewood-suites-by-hilton-cincinnati-downtownCVGVSHW/index.html » An ideal base for
business trips and longer vacations, this hotel
is conveniently close to the central business
district, and offers easy access to local shops,
restaurants, recreational areas and numerous golf courses. Wake up to a free full hot
breakfast and unwind over dinner and drinks
at the Evening Reception. Suites offer HDTVs,
complimentary WiFi access, work space,
floor-to-ceiling windows, and a full kitchen.
Also includes a 24-hour fitness center and
business centers.
HYATT REGENCY CINCINNATI
151 W. Fifth St., (513) 579-1234, www.cin
cinnati.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 regal Hyatt Regency Cincinnati has 3,450 square feet of event
space, with 18 meeting rooms and two board
rooms. The Red Roost Tavern, a farm-to-table
style 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.
millenniumhotels.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. Home of 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
36 E. Fourth St., (513) 333-0000, www.
marriott.com/hotels/travel/cvgbr-r
enaissance-cincinnati-downtown-hotel/ »
Designed to showcase stately elegance with
a modern touch, this luxury hotel provides
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a historic feel with unique guest suites. The
14,000 square feet of meeting space make
it the perfect destination for large group
events, social gatherings, and business functions. D. Burnham’s varied menu and casual
atmosphere offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fitness center and complimentary wifi in
lobby and public areas
RESIDENCE INN CINCINNATI DOWNTOWN
506 E. Fourth St., (513) 651-1234, www.
ResidenceInnCincinnatiDowntown.com »
This all-suite extended stay hotel housed in
the historic Phelps Building overlooks Lytle
Park. Extended-stay amenities include complimentary hot breakfast, evening socials,
free high-speed Internet and full kitchens.
Spacious studio, 1 and 2 bedroom suites offer
60% more space than traditional hotel rooms.
The Phelps Bar offers small bites and a wine
bar ambiance and the newly opened Top of
the Park offers a rooftop bar with 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.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
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.
CORNERSTONE CORPORATION FOR SHARED EQUITY (513) 369-0114, [email protected] »
Cornerstone Corporation for Shared Equity is
a 501(3) nonprofit organization that finances,
develops, and manages affordable apartment
housing with Renter Equity.
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DOSCHER APARTMENTS
24 W. Court St., (513) 381-8656 » Affordable
apartments. 12 units, parking near. No available units at this time.
ELM ST. SENIOR HOUSING
1500 Elm Street, (513) 381-1171, afinke@otrch.
org » Rent is based off of income. Must be 62
years old to qualify.
FRIAR’S COURT 1628 Race St., (513) 369-0114 » Three buildings with affordable units.
MERCER COMMONS APARTMENTS
1314 Walnut St., (513) 835-2110 » This mixedused development includes 67 apartments,
30 of which are affordable units.
ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE 1635 Republic St., (513) 369-0114 » Affordable housing.
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.robin
sonrealtors.com » Beautifully renovated
three-floor 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. Call
Patty Williams at Robinson Sotheby’s International Realty.
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. Contact Jim Moll.
211 WEST NINTH STREET
211 W. Ninth St. » Five updated units, each
two levels.
225 WEST NINTH STREET
225 West Ninth St., (513) 374-8441
316 AND 318 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET
316 E. Fourteenth St., (513) 602-7471 »
Spacious third floor flat in owner-occupied
townhouse. Great location on quiet urban
street with skyline view. Large rooms with
high ceilings, living/dining, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, carpet, washer & dryer
in apartment, dishwasher, central heat & air
conditioning, some off-street parking - easy
on-street parking. Walk to central business
district, restaurants, museums, theaters, and
parks. Call 513-602-7471 or 513-723-9911.
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 and
wood beams, high ceilings, high end fixtures
and a open floor plan with lots of natural light.
340 WEST FOURTH STREET
340 W. Fourth St., (513) 227-7280 » Historic
Sinton Building built in 1870 features 12 modern one bedroom 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].
550 EAST FOURTH
550 E. Fourth St., (513) 241-4002,
www.550apartments.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.
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.
ANTIQUE MULBERRY BUILDING
1722 Main St., (513) 623-2001 » Newly renovated, five units, one and two-bedroom apartments. Contact Jim Moll.
AT580
580 Walnut St., (513) 233-0580, cincinnati
580.com » Combining fresh, modern living
spaces with active, urban offices and hip retail
places, AT580 is the epicenter of your workday, your nightlife and everything in between.
AURORA
203 E. Eighth St., (513) 579-0100 » Beautiful,
spacious Victorian apartment with 10’ ceilings,
bay windows, oak mantels, track lights, washer/dryer, large eat-in kitchen, gas range, and
more. Very comfortable and private. One bedroom plus spare room for den or home office.
New carpet (sorry, no dogs). Conveniently
located on the Cincinnati Streetcar line.
BILTMORE APARTMENT
330 W. Fourth St., (513) 374-8441, www.
lombardyapts.com » Historic Italianate building on historic West Fourth Street. 27 units,
parking near.
B-SIDE APARTMENTS
1437 Republic & 13 West 15th St., (513) 7067872 » Cool Urban Apartments located at 13
West 15th Street and at 1437 Republic Street.
BROADWAY SQUARE
1100 Broadway, (513) 559-5868, www.broadwaysquare-apartments.com » Broadway
Square consists of 39 one and two bedroom
apartments in the Pendleton neighborhood of
Cincinnati and they are ready for immediate
move in. The units feature hardwood floors,
quartz countertops, open floor plans, three
shared courtyards, available parking, and the
location is perfectly situated between the
CBD, OTR, and Clifton/Uptown neighborhoods.
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.
CURRENT AT THE BANKS
121 E. Freedom Way, (513) 381-2888, www.
currentcinci.com » Upscale studio, one and
two bedroom apartments 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
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Wi-Fi and two private outdoor terraces with
pool and BBQ areas.
EAST 8 LOFTS
325 E. Eighth St., (513) 621-5638, www.
napCincinnati.com/East8 » Contemporary
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.
EMERY CENTER APARTMENTS
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. Contact Jim Moll for leasing
at (513) 623-2001.
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.
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.down
towneliving.com » Located on Piatt Park, with
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64 units as studio, one and two-bedroom
apartments with French balconies, and
discounted parking garage. Residents enjoy
the ‘Total Towne Package.’ (See Gramery 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
Gramery on Garfield for Details.)’
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 info@
halejustis.com.
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.
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.down
towneliving.com » Award-winning restoration
of the former Shillito and Lazarus department
stores created 97 studio, one, two and threebedroom apartments and two-bedroom, twolevel townhomes ranging from 588 to 2,243
square feet. Historic grand atrium. Discounted
garage parking available. Residents enjoy
the ‘Total Towne Package.’ (See Gramery on
Garfield for 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.
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LYTLE TOWER
405 Broadway St., (513) 621-4100, www.
rookwoodproperties.com » Contemporary
apartments in a distinctive high rise. 113 units
as studios, one and two-bedroom apartment
homes. Parking available.
MERCER COMMONS
1314 Walnut St., (513) 835-2110 » One and two
bedrooms, townhomes and flats. Some tax
credits units.
NEWBERRY LOFTS ON SIXTH
32 W. Sixth St., (513) 621-4700 » Opening Fall
2016, modern one bedroom lofts and one bedroom with office lofts available in with onsite
parking available. Pet-friendly, up to 35 lbs.
ONE LYTLE PLACE
621 Mehring Way, (513) 621-7578, www.
onelytle.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.
PARK HALL
1222 Race St., (513) 784-9522, www.parkhall.
blogspot.com » Six spacious apartments
overlooking Washington Park. Contact ms@
pastarc.com for more information.
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.
Also, courtyard grill and gathering center,
adjacent secure parking, and free Cincinnati
Bell fiber WiFi.
RADIUS AT THE BANKS
44 West Freedom Way, (513) 381-2888, www.bellapartmentliving.com/oh/cincinnati/
radius-at-the-banks » Preleasing NOW for
Spring 2016, with studios, one- and twobedroom apartments with private assigned
parking. Offers a fitness center, yoga studio,
resort-style pool and other amenities.
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, renaissance
atpowerbuilding.prospectportal.com/ » Century-old newly renovated building (listed on
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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 amenities
include private garage, rooftop terrace, fitness
center, lounge, billiards room, washer/dryer in
unit, business center and full-time on-site professional management and maintenance staff.
Contact Mallary Sheldon or Rick Siska.
THE RESERVE AT 4TH AND RACE
reservecincinnati.com » The 15-story building,
located in the West Fourth Street Historic District, offers luxurious apartments and lofts. One
and two bedroom homes feature modern style
with hardwood floors, ceramic showers and
baths with glass detail, granite countertops and
espresso cabinetry all within a charming historic community. Choose from river, stadium,
city or mural views. Rooftop terrace with a 360
degree view of downtown. Other amenities include fitness center, yoga studio, entertainment
room, concierge and doorperson.
RIVERTOWNE PROPERTIES
900 Adams Crossing, (513) 421-0071 » A variety of one- and two-bedroom apartments and
historic townhomes in the downtown area.
SCHWARTZ BUILDING
906 Main St., » Renovated five-story building, with16 two-bedroom, two-bathroom
apartments and four three-bedroom, twobathroom units that will range from about
900 square feet to 1,300 square feet. Contact
Jim Moll at 513-623-2001 or Pam Thomas at
513-515-9668
SEVEN AT BROADWAY
345 E. Seventh St., (513) 202-6987,
apartments.naproperties.com/ohio/
cincinnati/seven-at-broadway » These iconic
apartments range from studio and one-bedroom floor plans to expansive two-bedroom
layouts. Glass enclosed living areas allow you
to experience downtown like never before
with unparalleled views..
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.napCincinnati.com/SycamorePlace »
Once the Krippendorf-Dittman Shoe Company, this loft conversion features 17 unique
floor plans showcasing open loft spaces with
features including gas fireplaces and ceilings
as high as 20 feet. Building has floor-toceiling windows, incredible fitness center and
a tavern/pub room, laundry facilities, wireless
internet, covered parking, secured entry
and guest suite. Service based amenities
including maid service and valet dry cleaning.
Pet friendly.
cation, immediate occupancy! Open Saturday
12-2pm, always available by appointment. Call
Heather Herr (513) 708-7770, Tari Frank (513)
884-8802, or Michael Sweeney (513) 2356759, Comey & Shepherd City Office.
URBAN SITES
1429 Walnut St., (513) 621-6246, www.urbansites.net » Located in historic Over-the-Rhine,
Urban Sites creates SoHo type loft units.
Exposed brick and beams combined with the
latest amenities.
AMERICAN BUILDING
mylinkrealty.com » Art Deco condos with
incredible rooftop garden, fitness center and
party room, all included. 3 left. Contact Elaine
Polson with Link Realty.
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 parking,
terraces, bamboo floors, security systems and
well-equipped kitchens. Contact Jim Moll.
THE BELMAIN
1202 Main St. (513) 479-0413, 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.
THE WALDO
204 W. Eighth St., (513) 383-5579 » Newly
renovated studio, one bedrooms and 2 bedrooms. Located in Piatt Park neighborhood
close to City Hall. This turn of the century
building has lots of charm, history and the
building amenities including fitness center,
central heat and air, hardwood flooring,
fireplace mantles, laundry facilities. Close to
parking.For more info call; (513) 365-4670.
CAPTAIN’S WATCH AT ADAM’S LANDING
903 Adam’s Crossing, (513) 381-5100, www.
captainswatchcondos.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.
Contact Michael Sweeney, Comey & Shepherd
City Office (513) 235-6759.
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
CENTENNIAL ROW
1122-28 Race St., (513) 621-4283, 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.
Contact Holly Redmond or Stacy Rickert with
Coldwell Banker West Shell.
1054 MOUND STREET
1054 Mound St., (513) 221-7447,www.citylands.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 2 car garage, yard lights.
CITY WEST
1330 Laurel Park Dr., (513) 241-1281, www.
dreeshomes.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.
THE 15 ON COURT
15 E. Court St., www.mycityliving.com » Five
units with high ceilings, maple hardwood
floors, granite countertops, stainless steel
appliances, whirlpool tub and shower, garage
parking, and tax abatement. Contact Comey &
Shepherd City Office.
COLDWELL BANKER WEST SHELL
1400 Elm St., (513) 686-7677, www.cbws.
com/real_estate_office/49/Ohio/Cincinnati/
THE ACADEMY
1125 St. Gregory St., (513) 241-3400, www.my
cityliving.com » Luxury condominiums in the
heart of Mt. Adams! Amenity rich, premier loWWW.DOWNTOWNCINCINNATI.COM
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Metro-Link.aspx » Located in the heart of
Over-the-Rhine across from Washington Park.
Agents are particularly knowledgeable and
experienced in helping buyers and sellers
downtown and Over-the-Rhine.
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
1440 Main St., (513) 241-3400, www.mycity
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. Contact Cathy Frank (513) 478-1296,
Comey & Shepherd Realtors, City Office.
THE ELITE
430 Oregon St., (513) 919-5809, www.sibcy
cline.com » A community of 12 townhomes on
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. Contact Kathy Bryant, Sibcy Cline Realtors, (513) 919-5809 or
[email protected].
EXCELSIOR ROW
1800 block of Sycamore, (513) 241-3400,
www.mycityliving.com » New construction
by Vineyard Homes. City views and upscale
custom designs are the cornerstone of this
community located on Sycamore Hill. Comey
& Shepherd City Office.
FOSTER’S POINT AT ADAM’S LANDING
1416 Riverside Dr., (513) 621-9200, www.
townecondos.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 700home riverside neighborhood. Contact Nancy
Quinn with Sibcy Cline (859) 240-2720.
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THE FORT WASHINGTON
621 Main St., (513) 241-3400, www.mycity
living.com » These sophisticated condos combine rich history with modern amenities. Have
the best of both worlds in your new home.
Contact Comey and Shepherd City Office.
GOBRECHT FLATS
1126 Walnut St., (513) 662-8800, mycityliving.
com/Gobrecht_Flats » Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom condos located within walking distance
to downtown. Contact Kurt Lamping at (513)
662-8800, Star One Realty .
GRAYDON LOFTS
26 E. Sixth St., (855) 399-3466 www.realtor.
com/realestateandhomes-detail/26-E-6thSt-Ste-202_Cincinnati_OH_45202_M4498422709 » Bright and spacious plans with large
windows, exposed brick, duct work, and beams.
Updated kitchen with granite and stainless appliances. Rooftop deck and attached garage.
HILL STREET ESTATES
900 block of Hill Street, (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. Still time to customize to your specifications. Call Michael Sweeney
513-235-6759, Comey & Shepherd City Office.
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. Contact Ann
Burge or Michael Sweeney at (513) 241-3400,
Comey & Shepherd Realtors City Office.
LE BRITTANY
104 W. Ninth St., (513) 703-2353, www.remaxcitywide.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. Contact
Denise Guiducci, Broker Re/Max CityWide.
THE LOFTS AT FOUNTAIN SQUARE
417 Vine St., (513) 345-4450, www.loftsat
fountainsquare.com » Luxury, loft-style living
in a secured building located half a block from
Fountain Square. Walking distance to downtown’s most popular destinations. Spaces feature gourmet kitchens with designer cabinetry,
granite countertops and Bosch stainless steel
appliances. Garage parking and tax abatement.
Call Tim Hinde (513) 615-5850 or Patty Williams
(513) 236-3586 with Robinson Sotheby’s International Realty, (513) 321-6000.
THE MCALPIN ON FOURTH
mcalpin.com » Located on historic Fourth
Street between Race and Vine Street with
amenities that are upscale, stylish, sophisticated and impressive. 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. A Cincinnati
landmark transformed into 62 luxurious residences ranging in size from 1100 square feet
to over 3300 square feet with stunning interior finishes including lofty 12 to 14 foot ceilings,
upscale bamboo wood flooring, imported Studio Becker Cabinetry, and some with private
outdoor balconies. Call Michael Sweeney (513)
235-6759 or Joseph Moritz (513) 484-1888,
Comey & Shepherd City Office.
with distinctive steel and concrete design.
Glass exterior walls complement the loftstyle 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. Glass walls retract and
raise to create indoor and outdoor space.
Contact Mark Osterday at Comey and Shepherd Realtors (513) 470-7112 or mosterday
@comey.com.
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. Contact Denise and
Alan Guiducci with Coldwell Banker West
Shell at (513) 703-2353.
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. Call
Cathy Frank (513) 478-1296, Comey & Shepherd City Office.
OTR SALES CENTER
1430 Race St., (513) 621-4283, otrliving.com
» Full service real estate center for a mix of
newly constructed and renovated condos and
townhomes located throughout Cincinnati’s
historic Over-the-Rhine (OTR) neighborhood.
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.
PARKER FLATS
345 W. Fourth St., (513) 241-3400, www.
mycityliving.com » New building construction
PARKSIDE TOWNE HOMES
1034-1042 Parkside Place, www.mycity
living.com » Built to exacting standards,
soaring ceilings, private elevator, first floor
owners suite, and 3 outdoor living areas, and
a rooftop terrace. River Views! Call Michael
Sweeney (513) 235-6759, Comey & Shepherd
City Office.
SIBCY CLINE METROPOLITAN
212 E. Sixth St., (513) 381-3338, www.sibcy
cline.com/csecaur » Located in the heart of
downtown and specializing in metropolitan
Cincinnati.
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-nineteenthcentury 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. Contact Mark
Osterday, Comey & Shepherd City Office
(513) 470-7112.
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1054 Mound Street�� 55
107 Shillito Place��50
1215 Wine Bar & Coffee Lab��21
128 W. 14th Street��50
1305 Gallery�� 41
1320 Clay��50
The 15 on Court�� 55
16-Bit��20
211 West Ninth Street��50
21c Museum Hotel��49
225 West Ninth Street��50
316 and 318
East Fourteenth Street��50
325 West Fifth Street Apartments�� 51
340 West Fourth Street�� 51
550 East Fourth�� 51
5th Street Gallery�� 41
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A Tavola Pizza��13
AAA Travel�� 37
Abby Girl Sweets Cupcakery��8
Abigail Street��12
The Academy�� 55
Acme Lock & Hardware, Inc.�� 24
Adrian’s��8
Akash India��6
Alabama Fish Bar�� 18
Al-Amir Cafe��12
Algin Lofts�� 51
Algin Office Equipment�� 32
Algin Retro�� 32
American Building�� 55
American Classical Music
Hall of Fame�� 39
American Legacy Tours�� 2, 28
The Anchor��17
Another Part of the Forest�� 28
Antique Mulberry Building�� 51
Appearance Plus Cleaners��27
Appointments�� 28
April Florist & Gifts�� 28
Architectural Foundation
of Cincinnati Gallery�� 41
Areti’s Gyros��12
Arnold’s Bar & Grill�� 5
Aronoff Center for The Arts��46
Art Academy of
Cincinnati Galleries�� 41
Art Beyond Boundaries�� 41
Article�� 23
Artonomy�� 32
AT580�� 51
Aurora�� 51
Avanti Hair Salon�� 25
Avis�� 3
Avril-Bleh & Sons Marketplace�� 16
Avril-Bleh & Sons Meat Market��34
B
B-Side�� 51
Back Rub Mary�� 39
Backstage Event Center�� 14
Bagel Stop�� 16
Bakersfield��13
Bake’s Place�� 16
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Ballroom at the Taft��46
Bang & Olufsen�� 37
Bangkok Express��6
The Bar at the Palm Court�� 18
Batsakes Hat Shop�� 23
Bavarian Motor Service�� 24
Bean Haus��8
The Belmain�� 55
Below Zero Lounge�� 19
Bender Meats��34
Betina’s�� 25
The Betts House�� 42
Biltmore Apartment�� 51
Bistro on Elm�� 5
Black Owned�� 23
Black Plastic�� 28
The Blind Pig��20
Bob Sumerel Tire & Service�� 25
BoBa Cha��9
Bobby’s Burger Palace��8
Boca��11
Boi Na Braza��15
Bolero Mens Wear�� 23
Booksellers on Fountain Square�� 28
Boost��46
Bouchard’s Pastas
& Baked Goods��34
Brackett Village Apartments��50
Brainstorm�� 14
Brezel��9
BrideFace�� 25
Broadway Square�� 51
Bromwell’s ~ Est. 1819�� 32
Bromwell’s Gallery�� 41
Bromwell’s Härth Lounge
and Event Center�� 14
Bru Burger��8
Budget Car & Truck Rental�� 3
Burrito Joe’s��13
Burritos El Charco��13
Busch’s Country Corner��34
Buten Eyewear��27
C
The Cabaret��20
The CAC Store�� 28
Cafe 201�� 16
Cafe Americana�� 16
Cafe de Paris��11
Cafe Italia��13
Cafe Martin�� 16
Caffe Barista & Deli�� 16
Cake Rack Bakery��9
Campanello’s
Italian Restaurant��12
Cappel’s�� 28
Cappel’s Annex�� 28
Captain’s Watch at
Adam’s Landing�� 55
Carew Tower��27
Carew Tower Observation
Deck & Gift Shop�� 39
Carl Solway Gallery�� 41
Carrington’s Hair Salon�� 25
Catanzaro’s��34
Centennial Row�� 55
The Center��46
Chas Bare Meats��34
Cheapside Cafe�� 16
Cheers to Art �� 32
Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati��44
Chipotle��13
Chong Company�� 23
Christ Church Cathedral�� 47
Christian Science Reading Room�� 28
Christian Moerlein Tap Room�� 7
Churchill’s Fine Teas��9
Cianciolo’s Market��34
Cincinnati Art Galleries�� 41
Cincinnati Art Museum�� 42
Cincinnati Art Snob Tours�� 2
Cincinnati Arts Association��44
Cincinnati Athletic Club�� 39
Cincinnati Ballet��44
Cincinnati Bengals��46
Cincinnati Bengals Pro Shop�� 28
Cincinnati Bike Center�� 3
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra��44
Cincinnati Club�� 14
Cincinnati Cyclones��46
Cincinnati Endocrine Clinic�� 39
Cincinnati May Festival��44
Cincinnati Museum Center
at Union Terminal�� 43
Cincinnati Music Theatre��44
Cincinnati Opera��44
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park��44
Cincinnati Playwright’s Initiative��44
Cincinnati Police Welcome Center�� 2
Cincinnati Pops Orchestra�� 45
Cincinnati Reds��46
Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame
and Museum�� 43
Cincinnati Saints��46
Cincinnati Shakespeare
Company�� 45
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra�� 45
Cincinnati Taxi Service�� 3
Cincinnatian Barber Salon�� 26
Cincinnatian Hotel��49
Cincy by the Slice��13
Cincy Red Bike�� 3
Cincy Shirts�� 23
City Gospel Mission�� 47
City Hall�� 39
City West�� 55
Clay Street Press�� 42
Club Glitter�� 19
Cocktail Terrace�� 18
Coffee at Lola’s��9
Coffee Emporium��9
Coins Plus�� 23
Coldwell Banker West Shell
Metro Link Office�� 55
Collective CAC��9
Collective Espresso��9
The Collins Lofts�� 56
Colonel De’s Gourmet
Herbs & Spice��34
Comey & Shepherd
Realtors City Office�� 56
Contemporary Arts Center�� 43
Contemporary Dance Theater�� 45
Continuum�� 23
Cool Lofts on Main�� 51
Core Cincinnati�� 39
Cornerstone Corporation
for Shared Equity��50
Court & Main Market��34
Couture Couture Boutique�� 23
Covenant-First
Presbyterian Church�� 47
CRAVE�� 5
Crema de Cup��9
The Cricket Lounge�� 5
Crying Heart�� 26
Cuban Pete’s Sandwiches�� 16
Current at The Banks�� 51
Currito��13
CVS�� 37
D
D. Burnham’s�� 5
Daisy Mae’s Market��34
Dandridge Studio Townhouses�� 56
Dean’s Mediterranean Imports��34
Dick Wallers Art Place�� 42
Dirt��34
The Dock�� 19
Dojo Gelato��9
Domino’s��13
Donato’s�� 14
Doscher Apartments��50
Downtown Convenience Store��34
Downtown Mercy HealthPlex�� 39
The Drinkery OTR��20
Drs. Fagedes & Garrity��27
Duke Energy Convention Center��46
Dunkin Donuts��9
Dynasty��6
E
The Eagle OTR�� 5
East 8 Lofts�� 52
Eckerlin Meats��34
Eden Floral Boutique�� 28
Edgy Pooch Pet
Boutique and Spaw�� 45
Elementz�� 45
Eli’s Barbeque�� 18
The Elite�� 56
Elite Nails�� 26
Elm & Iron�� 32
Elm St. Senior Housing��50
Elm Street Deli�� 16
Emery Center Apartments�� 52
Enjoy the Arts�� 39
Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati�� 45
Enterprise Rental�� 3
Everyone Massage�� 39
Everything’s d’Vine��34
Excelsior Row�� 56
Exhale Dance Tribe�� 45
ExUrbia Skywalk Cafe��9
Eye Tech Optical��27
F
F. Stavale Custom Tailor��27
Fabulous Frames & Art�� 32
Face It Spa�� 26
Famous Neons Unplugged��20
Fastsigns�� 28
Fausto Ferrari Barber Shop�� 26
FedEx Office�� 28
Fettner-Friedman Furs�� 33
Fido Field��43
Fifth Third Bank
Broadway in Cincinnati�� 45
Final Touches�� 26
Findlay Market�� 35
Fins & Feathers�� 18
Fire Museum of
Greater Cincinnati�� 14, 43
First Lutheran Church�� 47
First Watch�� 5
Fitnext��40
Foster’s Point at Adam’s Landing�� 56
Fountain News Shop�� 37
Fountain Square�� 39
Fourth & Plum Lofts�� 52
Frameshop�� 32
Frank’s Fish & Seafood Market�� 35
Fred & Gari’s�� 16
Freedom Center Gift Shop�� 28
French Crust��12
Fresh Table�� 35
freshii�� 16
Friar’s Court��50
The Fort Washington�� 56
Fusian�� 18
Hathaway’s Diner�� 5
Heiba Haven�� 35
Heist Fish & Poultry�� 35
Hello Honey��9
Hemingway Carriages�� 3
Hertz�� 3
HighStreet�� 32
Hill Street Estate�� 56
Historic John Evans House�� 52
Hilton Cincinnati
Netherland Plaza��49
Holtman’s Donuts��10
Holy Grail Tavern & Grille��20
Homage�� 23
Homewood Suites��49
Honey Hut�� 26
Horse & Barrel Bourbon House�� 18
Horseshoe Casino�� 39
House of Adam�� 23
Hoxworth Blood Center��40
Huit Craft BBQ��6
Humler and Nolan�� 23
Hunt Club Clothiers�� 23
Hustler Express�� 29
Hustler Hollywood�� 29
Hyatt Regency Cincinnati��49
G
I
G. Salzano’s�� 26
Gallery in the Sky��46
Garage OTR�� 28
Garfield Mini Mart�� 35
Garfield Suites Hotel��49
Garfield Tower Apartments�� 52
Gilpin’s Bagel and Deli�� 16
GNC��34
Gobrecht Flats�� 56
Golden Shear Haircutting�� 26
Gomez Salsa��13
Good Year Auto Service Center�� 25
Goodfellas Pizzeria�� 14
Goods on Main�� 35
Gourmet Food to Go��17
Graeter’s��9
Gramercy on Garfield�� 52
Gramma Debbie’s Kitchen�� 35
Graydon Lofts�� 56
Great American Ball Park��46
Greater Cincinnati
Police Museum��43
Greco’s��12
Greenwich on the Park�� 52
Greg Emery Salon�� 26
The Grille at the Palm Court�� 5
Gronauer Furs�� 33
Groton Lofts�� 52
Guest Inn��49
The Gym at Carew Tower��40
H
Hair Art Studio�� 26
Hair Care Unlimited�� 26
Hale Justis Lofts�� 52
Half-Cut��8
Hampton Inn & Suites��49
Happy Belly��17
Hathaway Stamp
& Identification�� 29
I Love Cincinnati Shoppe�� 29
Ida’s Candles�� 36
Idlewild Woman�� 23
Igby’s�� 18
In Between Tavern��21
Incredible Creations�� 26
ingredients
(some assembly required)�� 5
Inner Peace Holistic Center��40
International Barber Stylists�� 26
Iris BookCafe��10
Isaac M. Wise Temple�� 47
Istanbul Cafe��12
Ivy Cincinnati�� 18
i-Wireless�� 37
Izzy’s��17
J
J. Gumbo’s�� 18
J.E. Gibbs Cheese�� 36
Jack Binion’s Steak�� 15
Jack Wood Gallery�� 32
Jackson Lofts�� 52
Japp’s Since 1879�� 18
Jean-Robert’s Table��12
Jeff Ruby’s�� 15
Jefferson Social��13
Jim Brofft Salon Central�� 26
Jim Stephens’
Foreign Car Service�� 25
Jimmy Buffett’s
Margaritaville Restaurant�� 18
Jimmy G’s�� 15
Jimmy Johns��10
Joe’s Diner on Sycamore�� 5
Jos. A. Bank�� 23
K
Katy’s Nails�� 26
Kaze�� 7
Keys Hill�� 56
59
Killer Brows & Lashes�� 26
Kim Dao’s Alterations��27
King’s Court Barber�� 26
Kinsey Flats�� 52
Kit & Ace�� 23
Kitty’s Coffee��10
Kitty’s Sports Cafe�� 21
Knockback Nat’s�� 21
Know Theatre of Cincinnati��45
Koch Sporting Goods�� 24
Koop Diamond Cutters�� 33
KP Courthouse Deli��17
Kroeger and Sons Meats�� 36
Kroger�� 36
Krohn Conservatory�� 39
Krondilou’s Shoes��27
Krueger’s Tavern��5
L
Lachey’s Bar�� 21
The Lackman��20
Lala’s Blissful Bites��10
Le Brittany�� 56
Leader Furniture�� 32
Leftcoast Modern�� 32
Le’s Pho�� 7
Level�� 19
Libby Boutique�� 24
Liberty’s Bar & Bottle��20
Library Friends Shop�� 29
Lindner Family Cafe��5
The Little Mahatma�� 33
Lloyd Library and Museum�� 42
The Lofts at Fountain Square�� 56
Lofts at Shillito Place�� 52
Lombardy Building�� 52
Lookout Joe��10
Losantiville�� 42
Lucca Laser Workshop�� 33
Lucy Blue Pizza�� 14
Lucy Blue Pizza Cafe�� 14
Luken’s Fish, Poultry
and Seafood�� 36
Lyft��3
Lytle Park��43
Lytle Tower��54
M
Macaron Bar��10
Machine Room Grille
at Great American Ball Park�� 21
Mackie Quality Meats�� 36
Macy’s at Fountain Place��27
Madd Casa�� 24
Madison’s of Findlay Market�� 36
Madonna’s Bar & Grill��20
Main Auction Galleries, Inc.�� 23
Main Event�� 19
Main Library / Public Library
of Cincinnati & Hamilton Cty.�� 42
Main Street Casket Store�� 29
Main Street Yoga��40
Mak’s Convenience Store�� 36
Mama Lo Hizo�� 13
Mama Made It��10
MamLuft&Co. Dance��45
Mannequin�� 24
Maplewood��5
Margarita’s�� 13
60
The Market�� 37
The Market at
Queen City Square�� 37
Market Wines�� 36
Martz Fine Jewelers�� 33
Maverick Chocolate�� 36
The McAlpin on Fourth�� 57
McCormick & Schmick’s
Seafood Restaurant�� 14, 18
McFarland Lofts�� 57
Memorial Hall��46
Mercantile Library�� 42
Mercer Commons��50, 54
The Mercer OTR��12
Metro�� 2
Metropole��5
mica 12/v�� 33
Mike & Carol Trotta�� 24
Mike’s Meats�� 36
Mill End Draperies�� 33
Millennium Hotel Cincinnati��49
Milton’s��20
Mimi’s Egg Rolls�� 7
Minges Candy�� 36
Mita’s�� 13
Mixx Ultra Lounge�� 19
Moerlein Lager House��8
Monro Muffler Brake & Services�� 25
Montgomery Inn Boathouse�� 15
Morton’s the Steakhouse�� 16
MOTR Pub��20
Mr. Bubbles�� 25
Mr. Pitiful’s��20
Mr. Sushi�� 18
Mt. Kofinas�� 36
Murrelle’s Florist�� 28
Music Hall�� 14
Mynt Martini�� 19
N
Nada�� 13
Nation Kitchen & Bar��8
National Underground
Railroad Freedom Center��43
New York Gold�� 33
Newberry Lofts on Sixth��54
Newkirk’s Barber Salon�� 26
Nicholson’s Tavern & Pub��8
Nicola’s Italian Ristorante��12
Nobby Custom Tailors��27
O
Off the Vine Juice Bar��10
Ohio Book Store�� 29
Old St. Mary’s Church�� 47
Ollie’s Trolley��8
O’Malley’s in the Alley��20
Omnimax Theater�� 39
On Broadway�� 19
One Lytle Place��54
Orange Leaf��10
Orchids at Palm Court��5
Orient Restaurant�� 7
Original Thought Required�� 24
OTR Candy Bar�� 36
OTR Pedicab��3
OTR Sales Center�� 57
Over Vine�� 19
P
The Palace��6
Palomino Rotisserie and Bar��6
Panera Bread��17
Papa John’s�� 14
Paragon Salon & Day Spa�� 26
Park + Vine�� 36
Park Hall��54
Park Place at Lytle�� 57
Parker Flats�� 57
Parkside Towne Homes�� 57
Parkway Automotive�� 25
Parvis Lofts on Vine��54
Paul Brown Stadium��46
Paula’s Cafe��17
Pavilion�� 47
Payless Shoe Source�� 24
Pedal Wagon��3
Pendleton Art Center�� 42
Pendleton Glass House Lofts�� 57
Pendleton Pilates��40
Penn Station��10
The Pet Athletic Club��45
Pet Wants Kitchen��45
Pet Wants: The Urban
Feed Market��46
The Phelps Bar�� 19
Philip Bortz Jewelers�� 33
Pho Lang Thang�� 7
The Phoenix�� 14
Pi Pizzeria�� 14
Piatt Park��44
Picnic and Pantry�� 36
Pink Pyramid�� 29
Player Piano Shop�� 33
Plaza Artist Materials�� 33
Plum Court Wine Room�� 21
Plum St. Cafe��20
Plum Street Pet Clinic��46
Pontiac Bourbon & BBQ�� 18
Portaluca�� 24
Potbelly Sandwich Works��11
Presentation Services�� 33
The President’s Room��6
Premium Tickets�� 37
Prime 47�� 16
The Punch House��40
Q
Quan Hapa�� 7
Queen City Club�� 14
Queen City CrossFit��40
Queen City Wine & Spirits�� 36
Quick Sign on Vine�� 29
Quizno’s Subs��11
R
Radius at the Banks��54
Ragg Addict�� 24
Raya Lebanese��12
Reason & Faith Building��54
Red Fox Grill��17
Red Roost Tavern��6
Reds Team Shop�� 29
The Renaissance Apartments
at the Power Building��54
Renaissance Cincinnati
Downtown Hotel��49
Reserve at 4th and Race��54
Residence Inn Cincinnati
Downtown��50
Revolution Rotisserie��6
Rhinegeist��8
Rhinehaus�� 21
Richter & Phillips��34
Ride the Duck Tours��3
The Righteous Room��20
Riverfront Choice Tickets�� 37
Riverfront Club at the Great
American Ball Park�� 14
Rivertowne Properties��54
Rock Bar and Lounge�� 19
Rock Bottom Brewery��8
Rock Paper Scissors�� 32
The Rookwood Pottery Co.�� 33
Rookwood Pottery
Company Store�� 33
Rooster�� 33
Roosters Men’s Grooming Center�� 26
Rusconi Pizza�� 14
Ruth’s Chris Steak House�� 16
S
Saigon Market�� 36
Saks Fifth Avenue��27
Salazar��6
Salem United Church of Christ�� 47
Salon Beck�� 26
Salon On The Ohio�� 26
Salzano & Sons�� 26
Santo Graal��12
Sawyer Point��44
Scene�� 19
Schmidlapp Event Lawn�� 39
Schwartz Building��54
Scotti’s��12
Senate��6
Servatii Pastry Shop & Deli��10
Seven at Broadway��54
Shadeau Breads��10
Shanghai Mama’s�� 7
The Shoe Haus�� 24
Shooters��20
Shop at the Taft Museum of Art�� 32
Sibcy Cline Metropolitan�� 57
Silver Ladle��8
Silverglades�� 36
Silverglades Deli & Grocery��17
Simon Says��20
Simply Grand��17
Simpson Produce�� 37
Sixth & Race Apartments��54
Skyline Chili��8
Sloane Boutique�� 24
Smale Riverfront Park��44
Smitty’s�� 24
Snap Fitness 24-7��40
Snappy Tomato Pizza�� 14
Soap Box Salon�� 26
Societe�� 19
Sophia’s Deli & Restaurant��17
Sophisticated Threads
Consignments�� 24
Sotto��12
Southbank Shuttle�� 2
Spa at 21c��40
Spare Lounge�� 19
Spitzfaden Office Supplies�� 32
Sports Page��17
The Spread Buffet��6
The Squirrel��17
St. Anthony Village��50
St. Francis Seraph Church�� 47
St. Francis Xavier
Catholic Church�� 47
St. Louis Church�� 47
St. Peter in Chains Cathedral�� 47
Starbucks Coffee��10
Steam Whistle
Letterpress & Design�� 32
Straus Tobacconist�� 32
Streetpops��10
Studio West Hair Salon��27
Studio Seven��27
Subway��11
Suder’s Art Store�� 32
Sun Wigs�� 24
Sundry & Vice�� 19
Sung Korean Bistro�� 7
Sunny Deli��17
Sunshine Fine Food Deli�� 37
Sushi Bears�� 18
Sweet Petit Desserts��10
Switch�� 33
Sycamore Place Lofts��54
Symphony Hotel��15, 50
T
Taft Museum of Art��43
Taft Theatre�� 47
Taft’s Ale House��8
Taqueria Mercado�� 13
Taste of Belgium��12
Taste of Belgium: Bistro on Vine��12
The Terrace Cafe��6
Theodore M. Berry
International Friendship Park��44
Thoma & Sutton Eyecare��27
Tiffany & Co.��34
Tin Roof��6
Tina’s��20
Tom + Chee��17
Top of The Park�� 19
Total Juice Plus�� 13
Tower Hair Designers��27
Towne Taxi��3
Trattoria Roma��12
Travel Traders Gift Shop�� 32
Tri-State Jewelers��34
Tucker’s Restaurant��17
U
U.S. Bank Arena�� 47
Uber��3
UC Primary Care��40
Uncle Mo’s Cafe�� 13
Unheard Of�� 24
Union Baptist Church�� 47
Union Optical��27
University Club�� 15
The UPS Store�� 32
Urban Eden�� 33
Urban Sites�� 55
Vernon’s Corner at Liberty & Main��55
Vertigo Cafe��17
Via Vite��12
Vine St. Kafe��17
Vyrsd Social Room�� 19
W
The Waldo�� 55
Walgreen’s�� 37
Wash Park Art�� 42
Washington Limousine Service��3
Washington Park��44
Washington Platform
Saloon & Restaurant�� 18
Weekend Beauty Lounge��27
Wells Building�� 55
Wendel’s Bootery�� 24
Wendy’s��11
Westin Hotel Cincinnati��50
Weston Art Gallery�� 42
What If Gift Solutions��34
Wheel Fun Rentals��3
Wich on Sycamore��17
Wienerwurst Mike Frankfurtary��17
Wiesnkoenig USA�� 24
The Williamson Lofts at
335 W. Fifth Street�� 57
Woodburn Cleaners��27
Wooden Nickel Antiques�� 23
Woodward Theatre�� 47
X
Xtreme Fashions�� 24
Y
Yagoot��10
Yard House��6
YES Gallery�� 42
The Yoga Bar��40
You Do Yoga��40
Yum Yum Chinese Restaurant�� 7
YMCA��40
YWCA Health & Wellness Center��40
YWCA Women’s Art Gallery�� 42
Z
Zinncinnati�� 37
Zip Car��3
Zula �� 13
Zuri Handmade��27
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Venice on Vine�� 14
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