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Inside Hyde Park's North High Brewing and Co-Working Space COhatch

Columbus-based brewery North High Brewing hosted the grand opening of its first Greater Cincinnati location on Jan. 29 in Hyde Park Square. The…

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Exterior of entrance to North High Brewing and COhatch
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Inside Braxton's First Cincinnati Location — in Pendleton's Former 3 Points Urban Brewery

Braxton Brewing Co. has taken over the former 3 Points Urban Brewery taproom in Pendleton and transformed it into Braxton Brewing Company…

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Inside Braxton's First Cincinnati Location — in Pendleton's Former 3 Points Urban Brewery
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Inside Downtown's Veteran-Owned and Lager-Focused Rebel Mettle Brewery

Cincinnati's Central Business District recently welcomed its first craft brewery in almost two decades. Rebel Mettle opened its doors on Sept. 12 in…

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Central Avenue entrance
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Inside Walnut Hills' Esoteric Brewing, Cincinnati’s First Black and Filipino-Owned Brewery

Walnut Hills' long-awaited Esoteric Brewing will host its grand opening the weekend of Sept. 4-5, adding to an already packed local craft…

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Walnut Hills' long-awaited Esoteric Brewing will host its grand opening the weekend of Sept. 4-5.
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25 Greater Cincinnati Breweries Boasting Beautiful Patios for Outdoor Drinking

The Queen City is well-equipped when it comes to our craft brewery options. And in the age of COVID-19, finding a patio…

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Urban Artifact 1660 Blue Rock St., Northside Located in Northside’s historic St. Patrick’s church, Urban Artifact has plenty of room to enjoy one of their uniquely sour or fruity brews in the breezy courtyard. They themselves say that it is “one of the best places in the city to sit outside with a beer,” with umbrella-ed picnic tables and huge trees to provide shade. Photo via Facebook.com/urbanartifactbrewing
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Inside Third Eye Brewing, Sharonville's Funky New Watering Hole

“LIVE LIFE. DO GOOD. DRINK BEER.” This is the mantra of Sharonville’s Third Eye Brewing and it sounds like a philosophy everyone could benefit…

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Walk in to the brewery and you are faced with a vibrant and whimsical atmosphere, with a colorful and slightly psychedelic mural by David Jonathan Uy serving as the centerpiece of the bar and giving the industrial space some “warmth and character.”
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Inside Silverton's HighGrain Brewing Co., a Sustainable Brew Hub with a Top-Notch Menu

Located in the former Silverton Memorial Municipal Building, HighGrain Brewing features old-world style beers with a modern twist, like a their Outram…

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Exterior of the brewery, located in Silverton's 1950s Memorial Municipal Building. Photo: Sean M. Peters
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All the Breweries and Taprooms in Greater Cincinnati Every Beer Lover Should Visit

Look, we probably don’t need to do much to convince you to drink a beer (that is: if you do drink alcohol,…

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Brink Brewing Co. 5905 Hamilton Ave., College Hill “Good beer is about the people, the stories and the experience,” according to Brink’s co-founders John and Sarah McGarry. That is something the McGarrys learned from family — specifically their Uncle Jack. It was his fridge, chock full of artisan beers, and his neighborly values that led Brink to open its doors in College Hill in February 2017. The taproom’s communal table sits 20 and a brick wall stands covered in framed photos of the customers and community. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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All the Acrobats, Aerial Artists and Dance Troupes We Saw at Rhinegeist's MOVE Event

Rhinegeist's annual MOVE event — first held in 2018 — took over the brewery on Jan. 31, featuring aerial acrobats from the…

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Cincinnati Cirucs Peformance
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These 24 Cincinnati Breweries Are Serving Up Drool-Worthy Eats

They always say you shouldn't drink on an empty stomach, and these local breweries are proving you don't have to by combining…

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Taft’s Brewpourium 4831 Spring Grove Ave., Spring Grove Village An extension of Over-the-Rhine’s Taft’s Ale House, the Brewpourium is fitted with all of Taft’s top beers, New Haven-style “apizza” and enough televisions to satisfy all of Cincinnati’s sports fans. Apizza is a crispy, coal-fired version of Neapolitan pizza that originated in Connecticut, which the Brewpourium opted to serve over other styles (e.g. New York, Chicago) because William Howard Taft — former president, Cincinnati native and brewery namesake — went to Yale in New Haven. The dough is made with filtered water and flour imported from Italy, and toppings range from classic white clam to a BBQ Pork Pie. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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These 14 Seasonal Cincinnati Beers Are Full of Fall Flavors

Fall has arrived in the Queen City, which means the flavors of the season are popping up in every consumable fashion —…

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These 14 Seasonal Cincinnati Beers Are Full of Fall Flavors
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Braxton Brewing Co.'s Rooftop Patio Brings a Refreshing Perspective to Covington

After announcing plans to create a rooftop patio on the third floor of their Covington brewery over the winter, Braxton opened their…

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Braxton Brewing Co.'s Rooftop Patio Brings a Refreshing Perspective to Covington
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The Beer Issue: 34 Greater Cincinnati Taprooms and Breweries to Grab a Drink

Look, we probably don’t need to do much to convince you to drink a beer (that is: if you do drink alcohol,…

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3 Points Urban Brewery 331 E. 13th St., Pendleton Just close enough to lure Over-the-Rhine foot traffic, Pendleton’s 3 Points is an easy and design-forward destination for a casual pint. Predicated on three points — art, experience and beer — and located at the intersection of three points — Reading Road and Liberty and Main streets — Cincinnati artists interested in more exposure should look up this brewery: 3 Points utilizes art produced by locals to promote each beer in their portfolio and also to decorate the taproom. The art builds community and creates an engaging space, which can also be used for co-working during the day (doors open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday). “We want there to be something for everyone, so that everyone can enjoy Pendleton,” says Aaron Westendorf, the brewery’s marketing manager. “Along with the beer we make, we also proudly serve a full bar offering of wine and cocktails. In early 2019 we will also be opening our fried chicken restaurant, CHX, attached to the brewery, giving people a true all-around experience.” What to try: Origami, a “Post Coast IPA” that unfolds nicely on the palate with original tropical artwork by local printmaker Matthew Dayler, whose work can also be found wrapped around 3 Points’ bar face. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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These 17 Suburban Cincinnati Breweries are Worth the Drive — And the Uber/Lyft Back Home

The Queen City is home to dozens of breweries — some small in size and others which produce on a much larger…

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Brink Brewing Co. 5905 Hamilton Ave., College Hill “Good beer is about the people, the stories and the experience,” according to Brink’s co-founders John and Sarah McGarry. That is something the McGarrys learned from family — specifically their Uncle Jack. It was his fridge, chock full of artisan beers, and his neighborly values that led Brink to open its doors in College Hill in February 2017. The taproom’s communal table sits 20 and a brick wall stands covered in framed photos of the customers and community. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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Inside Samuel Adams Cincinnati Taproom Located Near Findlay Market

Starting Nov. 15, Cincinnati’s brew enthusiasts will have yet another option for social sipping: the Samuel Adams Cincinnati Tap Room in Over-the-Rhine, located across…

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Samuel Adams Cincinnati Taproom 1727 Logan St., Over-the-Rhine There’s no need to truck over to Boston for fresh Sam Adams. This taproom — across from the Samuel Adams Cincinnati Brewery — features indoor and outdoor space, spans nearly 9,000 square feet and offers an array of unique beers brewed both onsite and across the street. These include fan favorites like the Cincy-inspired 513, Boston Lager and Summer Ale. “We’ve been dreaming of opening a taproom in the neighborhood since we purchased the brewery 21 years ago, so we could share our beers with local drinkers,” says Samuel Adams founder Jim Koch. “Cincinnati is my hometown with such a rich brewing history and I’ve seen our city blossom as a craft beer mecca that is home to some of the finest breweries and taprooms in the country.” What to try: Coffee Pale Ale, a taproom exclusive that’ll perk you right up. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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Everything We Saw at Rhinegeist's Rare Beer Fest in Over-the-Rhine

Weird brews aren’t only found in witches’ cauldrons; they’re also found in brewery taprooms. Rhinegeist hosted Rare Beer Fest yesterday (Oct. 20),…

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Everything We Saw at Rhinegeist's Rare Beer Fest in Over-the-Rhine
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Sunday 02 Riverfest and the Western & Southern/WEBN Fireworks Nobody celebrates the end of summer better than Cincinnati, so join Western & Southern and WEBN at Riverfest and enjoy food and entertainers during the day, followed by a Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks show over the river at 9:07 p.m. The day will feature events vendors on both sides of the river with family-friendly fun. For entertainment, live bands such as Sir Sly, Madison Beer, the Arkells and more will be performing. Riverfest fireworks will be coordinated, as always, to a Classic Rock soundtrack by WEBN. You can basically guarantee you’re going to hear Deep Purple’s “Smoke on the Water.” Riverfest kicks off at noon; fireworks start at 9:07 p.m. Sunday. Sawyer Point, 705 E. Pete Rose Way, Downtown, webn.iheart.com. Photo: Provided
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Welcome to the Best of Cincinnati® 2024

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CityBeat Best of Cincinnati® 2024

Popular Breakfast and Brunch Spot Sleepy Bee Cafe to Close One of Its Locations

By Katherine Barrier

Sleepy Bee Cafe is closing its location at 5920 Hamilton Ave. in College Hill.

Legends Hosts a Five-Day Music Event During a Turbulent Time for the Bar and Venue

By Logan Turner

Legends Bar and Venue is looking to relocate to a new space this year.

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