What Cincinnati's Oldest Restaurants Looked Like 15 Years Ago
Cincinnati has changed a lot, especially within the restaurant scene. While trendy new spots deserve recognition, it's incredibly important to pay homage to the restaurants that have stood the test of time in our city. These eateries have existed around the Queen City for decades, but the buildings and their surroundings have been transformed more recently than that. Scroll through to check out what the oldest restaurants in Cincinnati looked like 15 years ago.
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1036 Delta Ave., Mt. Lookout 2 of 41
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1036 Delta Ave., Mt. Lookout 3 of 41
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27 S. Broadway St., Lebanon 6 of 41
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27 S. Broadway St., Lebanon 7 of 41
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5760 Wooster Pike, Fairfax 8 of 41
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5760 Wooster Pike, Fairfax 9 of 41
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311 Delta Ave., Columbia Tusculum 10 of 41
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311 Delta Ave., Columbia Tusculum 11 of 41
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302 E. University Ave., Corryville 12 of 41
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302 E. University Ave., Corryville 13 of 41
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600 Washington Ave., Newport 16 of 41
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600 Washington Ave., Newport 17 of 41
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938 Hatch St., Mount Adams 18 of 41
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938 Hatch St., Mount Adams 19 of 41
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3908 Harrison Ave., Cheviot 20 of 41