Spring Tonic
Asian Food Fest Returns to The Banks
Lure Of The Familiar
El Coyote expands with a prime downtown location
Rookwood Bar & Restaurant (Review)
Return of Mount Adams institution is a welcome addition to the heart of Cincinnati
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 12, 2008
There have been several reincarnations of the Rookwood restaurant, but this time they might have gotten the karma right. It's a solid serendipity of setting, menu and price point, a welcome addition to the heart of Cincinnati.
From Trolley Car to White House
Marvin Smith’s Ollie’s Trolley is a West End landmark
1 Comments · Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Will Mr. Smith go to Washington? That’s Marvin Smith, who is the Ollie behind Ollie’s Trolley, the West End landmark dining car. Ollie has catered five of soon-to-be-president-elect Obama’s campaign events and has pictures to prove it.
deSha's (Review)
Montgomery favorite sports new menu that's just ducky
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Writing a dining review is a great gig, right? Hey, I can't complain. But sometimes it can be challenging, especially when the assignment isn't on your home turf. "Symmes Township?" I asked my editor. "Surely, you are not sending this city girl to Symmes Township?" "Don't call me Shirley," she replied.
Bouchard's Anything's Pastable (Lunch Review)
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Consider the pastabilities of lunch at Findlay Market. There are lots of options, but the newest is Bouchard's Anything's Pastable at the Elm Street end of the Market house.
Diner: Review: NuVo
A culinary dream come true on the Street of Dreams
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Make plans to go to NuVo. You owe it to yourself to try this surprising new restaurant in the most unlikely of locations: Dream Street in Florence. Seriously, Dream Street is hardly Monastery St
City View Tavern (Lunch Review)
0 Comments · Wednesday, July 9, 2008
You can be the best Pilates-taking, nonfat-latte-drinking, flossing-religiously kind of person, and yet there will come a time -- possibly lunchtime -- when only a cheeseburger will do.
Diner: Review: Oceanaire
Seafood spot is a major league addition to downtown dining
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 25, 2008
There were two Cincinnati Reds at tables near us at The Oceanaire Seafood Room the other night, Adam Dunn and Corey Patterson. Professional athletes -- you'd have to be one to polish off the por
Diner: Review: York Street Cafe
Newport classic is still crazy after all these years
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 4, 2008
York Street Café is an old favorite of mine, and it hasn't lost its charm. The recent addition of Chef Curtis Paul, a veteran of La Normandie and the Maisonette, seems to have tightened up
Diner: A Not So Secret Ingredient
Nectar's Dinner Club a smashing success
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Chef/owner Julie Francis of Mount Lookout Square's Nectar restaurant has found a unique way to connect with her customers. Nectar's Dinner Club is a monthly affair with a special five-course men
Diner: Review: Knotty Pine on the Bayou
Northern Kentucky classic lives up to its eclectic reputation
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 7, 2008
When your GPS can't tell you how to get there, your destination is off the beaten path. But Knotty Pine on the Bayou is definitely worth the trip. We were amazed to see the size of the weeknigh
