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Its funny how closed for "renovations" has become the cure for what ails you among restaurants and bars. I remember back when what was McFaddens closed for "renovations" when really they had been busted serving minors and were shutdown for 3 days.
Which takes us to last week, I met up with Dave, of UrbanCincy.com fame and his lovely fiancee after their epic cake tasting day for drinks at Nichols
When we got an email from Kate inviting us to Nicola's last Saturday, I didn't have to think twice, I replied by email and text with a resounding YES!
You know how it goes, its never the right time, or occasion or whatever, but we were done procrastinating and had to check out what everyone else has been going gaga about for all these years. And It didn't disappoint, amazing. This is what manual
is this the future of sushi?
you get what you pay for is what they all say.
but sometimes, sometimes you get more than you ask for.
I've been watching people on twitter for weeks going to Soho Sushi for lunch and eating my heart out because I don't work downtown. Finally, finally Soho this week started staying open until 8pm.
Cincinnati’s most famous chef talks about how he helped turn his own personal tragedy into a triumphant annual fundraiser, Seven Days for SIDS.
Cincinnati City Council member Laure Quinlivan has proposed a new pilot program that would create three city-owned "mobile food vendor" locations in downtown Cincinnati to help solve the issues currently facing the growing food truck culture in Cincinnati.
In Italy they sit alfresco at little cafe tables, gabbing and nibbling on food, neighbors walk by chatting and sometimes stop for a moment.
Wait, thats not Italy, thats OTR.
You don't need much to live like that. A cool neighborhood, a pleasant ev
Waitresses dressed in tapered black jeans mosey across bamboo floors, their Converse shoes leading the way. We sit by the window and outside the glass, an equally laid-back couple parks their car on the street and heads for Ko-Sho’s front door. We’r
20 Brix and Padrino owner, Hunter Thomas, takes a few minutes to talk about his job and why it is he’s trying so damn hard to read your expression.
My waiter has the nicest smile I’ve ever seen; his teeth almost blind me. He doesn’t seem to know much English and though I’m trying earnestly to order the “very best thing” on the menu, all I’m getting are up-and-down nods and those big, white pear
What it's like "on the line" with Julie Francis
It’s generally a good idea to listen to the advice of others. If I had not listened to my sister in high school, I might still be curling my bangs under and wearing a side pony tail. Of course, the trick is to be able to tell good advice from bad ad
After passing the head chef at Cumin in the hallway, I notice a mob of people up ahead. They are surrounding Jean-Robert de Cavel who is dutifully shaking hands and smiling. From behind, I hear the rolling wheels of a rickety cart approaching. It’s
Spontaneity has a way of making good things great. Like that time you went out for a quick drink at Party in the Park and woke up three days later in Rabbit Hash missing a sock and shoe. We where just there for a quick drink which by the end of th
The word on the street is that the new Senate Restaurant in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine is the hip, urban, cool eatery everyone should head to and rave about. Located at 1212 Vine Street across from competitor Lavomatic...
Mayberry chef and owner, Joshua Campbell, talks about the best part of his day, his worst habit and why his critics just need to chill out.
April may bring showers, but it also brings these fabulous food events in Cincinnati.
I understand the sea of black outfitted servers — all 12 of them who are looming over each table in Aroma like overanxious teenage boys on prom night. Because the restaurant is new, and with talent like Romy Jung back in the kitchen, big things coul
Virgil’s Café in Bellevue, Kentucky is fast becoming one of the most buzzed about restaurants in town. But chef/owner, Matt Buschle, is all about keeping it slow and casual. Here’s a quick peek into the mind of the man himself.
If you’re into food or if you’ve been to Boca and you have a pulse, you have been forever changed by David Falk’s signature dish. It is, to the casual observer, just a day boat scallop, Brussels sprouts and brown butter vinaigrette. But the Brussels
Think you know? Here's how Cincinnati Magazine REALLY determines Best Restaurant list.
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