Official Visitors Guide - Spring/Summer 2018 - Cincinnati USA

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THE CINCINNATI REGION DOWNTOWN Gomez Salsa 513-381-1596, gomezsalsa.com Walk-up/takeout window featuring authentic tacos and fresh salsa. Two locations.

Graeter’s* 513-381-4191, graeters.com This Cincinnati-born favorite continues to handcraft ice cream 2½ gallons at a time. Learn more on page 12.

HalfCut 513-381-1952, halfcut.com Sample local and rare craft beers. Growlers available.

Hathaway’s Diner* 513-621-1332 Nostalgic coffee shop/diner in historic Carew Tower. Featuring affordable comfort food, including daily specials, shakes and malts, and breakfast available all day long. Learn more on page 12.

Holtman’s Donuts* 513-381-0903, holtmansdonutshop.com This sweet shop is a local favorite, serving all sorts of donuts including the maple bacon donut. Multiple locations.

Holy Grail Tavern & Grille 513-621-2222, holygrailcincy.com Directly across the street from Great American Ball Park, Holy Grail has 31 HD TVs and an outside patio.

Igby’s 513-246-4396, igbysbar.com Three stories of hyper-stylized spaces. Cool cocktail menu and shareable plates, including salads and oysters.

Ingredients (Some Assembly Required)* 513-852-2740, ingredientsforyou.com Combines made-to-order gourmet meals and fresh, healthy ingredients in a casual grab-and-go atmosphere. In the atrium of the Westin Hotel.

Izzy’s* 513-241-6246, izzys.com Chow down on classic corned beef Reuben and potato pancakes at this Cincinnati deli. Multiple locations.

Japp’s–Since 1879 513-381-1524, wellmannsbrands.com/japps1879 Handcrafted cocktails inspired by classic mixology from the 1700s to the 1950s. The authentic Cincinnati cocktail experience.

Jean-Robert’s Table 513-621-4777, jrcincy.com/jrtable Delectable French fare by Jean-Robert de Cavel. Stop in for the French Lunch Tray, a four-course lunch (soup, salad, savory, and sweet). Menu changes weekly.

Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse* 513-784-1200, jeffruby.com

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The finest steaks and an exclusive experience have earned Jeff Ruby’s a number of awards.

menu in the Contemporary Arts Center’s Café space.

Jekyll

513-421-5111, themercerotr.com An Italian-European restaurant serving fine dishes like risotto and a porterhouse for two.

513-621-6968, jekyllcincy.com Nightlife lounge with food, live music, and daily happy hours from 4 to 8 p.m.

Kaze Restaurant & Bar* 513-898-7991, kazeotr.com Japanese gastropub and sushi bar with a contemporary dining room, bar/lounge, and beer garden.

The Kidd Coffee Co. 513-381-4876, kiddcoffee.com Gourmet coffee, fruit smoothies, and iced tea. Breakfast and lunch menu and fresh bakery items. Multiple locations.

Kitty’s Sports Grill* 513-421-8900, kittyssportsgrill.net Family-owned sports grill with fresh, quality pub food and walls decorated with sports memorabilia.

Knockback Nat’s* 513-621-1000 A cool neighborhood game-day bar with pub fare and shuffleboard.

Krueger’s Tavern 513-834-8670 Inspired by European taverns of decades past, with house-made sausages and a huge selection of canned beer. Enjoy the rooftop bar and patio.

The Lackman 513-381-0741, lackmanbar.com Throw back a beer, including microbrews, domestics, and imports, in the restored building of brewer Herman Lackman.

Lalo 513-381-5256, lalocincinnati.com Asian soul food on Main Street.

Macaron Bar 513-813-8181, macaron-bar.com The Macaron Collection features 12-plus flavors of the decadent French pastry. Multiple locations. Learn more on page 45.

Maplewood Kitchen and Bar* 513-421-2100, maplewoodkitchenandbar.com A taste of California, with a menu highlighting super foods. Also offers a weekend brunch. Learn more on pages 12, 16.

McCormick & Schmick’s* 513-721-9339, mccormickandschmicks.com This seafood restaurant on Fountain Square features a menu printed daily by the chef, employing seasonal seafood from around the world and full-flavored beef.

Melt Eclectic Café CAC* 513-345-2979, wellmannsbrands.com/melt-eclectic-cafe-cac An eclectic, upscale breakfast and lunch

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Metropole* 513-578-6660, metropoleonwalnut.com The restaurant at 21c Museum Hotel serves dishes cooked in a wood-burning fireplace. The ever-changing menu consistently features hearth-roasted meats, fish, and vegetables.

MidiCi The Neapolitan Pizza Company* 513-273-4333, mymidici.com Neapolitan pizzas, salads, soups, appetizers, desserts, specialty coffees, and full bar.

Mita’s* 513-421-6482, mitas.co Thanks to the farm-inspired menu, accommodations can be made for both a quick tapa and sangria and a large-plated family meal.

Moerlein Lager House* 513-421-2337, moerleinlagerhouse.com Along the river adjacent to The Banks, this restaurant and brewery serves Christian Moerlein’s award-winning craft beers and even offers tours of the facility. Learn more on pages 37, 39, 40.

Montgomery Inn* 513-721-7427, montgomeryinn.com Ribs slathered in Montgomery Inn’s signature barbecue sauce keep guests coming back for more. Multiple locations. Learn more on page 12.

Morton’s The Steakhouse* 513-621-3111, mortons.com Serving USDA prime-aged beef since 1978, the Cincinnati location is in an upscale atmosphere overlooking Fountain Square.

MOTR Pub 513-381-6687, motrpub.com Popular hangout featuring local art, live rock bands, and hearty fare.

Mr. Pitiful’s 513-369-0202, mrpitifulsotr.com Comfortable neighborhood bar featuring diverse entertainment, including sports on TV, live music, and dancing.

Nada* 513-721-6232, eatdrinknada.com Authentic Mexican flavors served in a modern way. Nada serves a killer Sunday brunch with a Mexican take on brunch classics.

Nation Kitchen and Bar 513-381-3794, nationkitchenandbar.com Comfortable environment with great food and drink selections at an affordable price.

Nicholson’s Tavern & Pub* 513-564-9111, nicholsonspub.com

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