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22 Essential Over-the-Rhine Restaurants You Should Have Tried By Now

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Cincinnati's bustling Over-the-Rhine neighborhood has developed a glittering reputation when it comes to its top-notch food offerings. From decade-old culinary staples to hot new spots stealing the show these OTR restaurants serve up some of the best food Cincinnati has to offer.
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Taft's Ale House (Permanently Closed) 1429 Race St., Over-the-Rhine Located inside a former church, the building is an ode to Cincinnatian and former President William Howard Taft. The multi-floor brewpub maintains some of the sanctuary’s charm (like the bell tower). The 14 beers on tap and a menu focused on tri-tip beef are practically begging you to spend Saturday afternoon drinking there. Photo: Jesse Fox

Taft's Ale House (Permanently Closed)

1429 Race St., Over-the-Rhine
Located inside a former church, the building is an ode to Cincinnatian and former President William Howard Taft. The multi-floor brewpub maintains some of the sanctuary’s charm (like the bell tower). The 14 beers on tap and a menu focused on tri-tip beef are practically begging you to spend Saturday afternoon drinking there.
Photo: Jesse Fox
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