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25 Cincinnati Brunch Spots Worth Getting Out of Bed For

Whether it's a hungover weekend morning or a trip out with your kids or both, there are many brunch spots to enjoy…

By CityBeat Staff

Cedar 701 Main St., Covington Cedar has been successful with its mission to take diners on a one-hour vacation through food and experience. Guests can unplug, relax and escape while enjoying comfort food and craft cocktails at their restaurants. Enjoy The Hangover, a dish with a layer of spicy chorizo resting underneath a blanket of sunny-side-up eggs. Beneath those are homemade, steaming breakfast potatoes. Fresh jalapen?o compliments the creaminess of the avocado slices and the tang of the housemade pico de gallo. Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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Food & Drink

38 Cincinnati Brunch Spots You Should Try ASAP

These days, the phrase “Let’s get brunch” is basically a euphemism for “Let’s get drunk before noon.” People be lovin' brunch, amiright?…

By CityBeat Staff

Nada 600 Walnut St., Downtown While a taco joint might appear to be a wild-card option for traditional brunchgoers, it is definitely a perfect pre-siesta pit stop. While all the Nada classics are on the menu — the chips and salsa trio, the O.G. guacamole — there are also Mexican brunch offerings: poutine with barbacoa, fried egg and charred tomato salsa, and huevos rancheros with frijoles charros, ancho salsa and diablo sauce. Or, if you head in thinking when in Nada, get a taco, but try one like the fried avocado with chipotle bean purée, or the always-tasty al pastor with pickled pineapple. And then, because everyone loves a boozy brunch, there are sparkling blood orange mimosas, made with rosé cava, and drunken coffees with both Kahlua and tequila. Ay dios mio! Photo: Hailey Bollinger
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Cincinnati Museum Center's Next Off the Rails Night to Feature a Crowd-Sourced Drag Show

By Katherine Barrier

Off the Rails: Queen City Edition is Thursday, May 9.

Health Officials: No, Disney on Ice Show Didn't Give Everyone the Measles

By Madeline Fening

The Cincinnati Health Department said an individual measles case exposure at a Disney on Ice show at Heritage Bank Arena on March 8 did not spread to other guests.

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