These 7 Restaurants In Cincinnati Are Unique Dining Experiences
These days, Cincinnati is a foodie paradise that offers just about every type of meal you could hope for. But it’s not all about the food! These nine unique restaurants in Cincinnati provide a special experience with their location, ambiance, specialty items and charm. If you’re looking for an unforgettable meal with an all-around memorable experience, add these restaurants to your list. After all, Cincinnati is one of the most unique cities in America and the food is only the beginning!
1. Incline Public House - 2601 W 8th St Cincinnati, OH 45204
If you haven't experienced the Cincinnati skyline from Price Hill, then you're missing out on one of the best views in the city. Thankfully, Incline Public House is perched atop this hill and provides spectacular views alongside an equally amazing menu. Enjoy anything from their menu (the Short Rib Poutine is delicious), a cold drink and a unique view of our city.
2. The Presidents Room (temporarily closed)- 812 Race St. Cincinnati, OH 45202
If you want to dine in one of Cincinnati's historic landmarks, head to The Presidents Room on the first floor of The Phoenix. Open Thursday - Saturday from 5pm - 9pm, they serve a mix of classic and new dishes prepared with the finest ingredients available. You'll enjoy your meal in a lovely, unique setting, surrounded by history.
3. Ludlow-Bromley Yacht Club - 860 Elm Street Ludlow, KY 41016
If you want to feel like you're on vacation, check out the Ludlow-Bromley Yacht Club, located along the river in Ludlow, Kentucky. It's all about the atmosphere of this local favorite, as they often have live music and their unique spot on the water provides the perfect spot to unwind.
Built in the early 1860s during the Civil War, this charming schoolhouse is filled with history. It's now also filled with family-friendly meals, laughter, and a heartwarming sense of community. Meals are served family style, and the home-cooked comfort food perfectly matches the charm of this classic Cincinnati restaurant.
The Kitchen Factory in Northside is unique for a number of reasons. They aim to serve delicious, fresh food to all types of eaters - vegetarian, vegan, meat-eaters - and you can't go wrong with anything on their menu. They are especially known for their pizza and late-night weekend window. The space also houses Cincinnati's only certified Incubator Kitchen, a spot that you can rent out to create your own masterful meals.
6. Eighteen at the Radisson - 668 West Fifth StreetCovington, KY 41011
The Radisson in Covington is a well-known landmark along the river. Located on the 18th floor of this round hotel, Eighteen at the Radisson, newly renovated, is a revolving restaurant with incredible views of downtown. The space slowly revolves while you dine, giving you a chance to enjoy a variety of views.
Arguably the most romantic restaurant in Cincinnati, Sotto's ambiance is unforgettable, as is the Italian menu. The dimly lit space, impeccable service and innovative dishes will mesmerize you from start to finish and truly give you one of the most unique dining experiences in the city.
How many of these have you tried? Do you have a favorite? And which unique dining spots in Cincinnati did we miss? Share your thoughts with us in the comments! While you’re in town, stay at one of these amazing bed and breakfasts!
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What Makes Cincinnati Such A Unique City?
September 30, 2022
Will Suphan
Cincinnati is one of the most unique cities in America and there are so many reasons why! Let’s take as look at what kinds of things can only be found here:
What are snacks that can only be found in Cincinnati?
Cincinnati has been growing as a food location and its local snacks are no exception! Skyline Chili is one thing this city is truly famous for, but did you know you can get a make-ot-yourself kit of Skyline Dip at home? Grippo’s potato chips come in so many delicious flavors. The barbecue is especially sweet and spicy and nothing like any other barbecue flavored chips. Graeter’s Ice Cream is a Cincinnati favorite with countless gourmet flavors. You’ll return again and again to try them all!
What are the best neighborhoods to visit or move to in Cincinnati?
Cincinnati is a gorgeous city and we’ve got the scoop on the best ones to see! Mariemont is like a European village with French and German inspired buildings and is simply oozing with charm. Clifton’s Gaslight District is one of the oldest parts of the city, with historic buildings and eclectic shops that you could spend a whole day in. Westwood is up and coming with thriving real estate, yet they are holding onto the traditional buildings and community that has made it so worthwhile.
What are the best hiking and walking trails in Cincinnati?
Cincinnati is so lovely that locals love to slow down and take a stroll at several trails in the city. Many are under 3 miles and perfect for a leisurely walk to take in the sights. Fernbank Park has two trails, a 2.2 mile riverside trail and the one-mile Sycamore trail that will take you into the trees. The Bass Island Trail is frequented by hikers and bicyclists alike with lovely trees and a gentle river. French Park has a 2.9-mile trail that is a true natural getaway with a great variety of scenery.
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A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
