Over the Rhine
Going Out
Tokyo Kitty is a karaoke bar in the OTR area. The karaoke bar, which is open 5 p.m.-2 a.m. daily, features a dance floor with an elevated DJ booth, a well-stocked craft cocktail bar, seven private karaoke rooms available to rent and a robotic drink delivery system concealed above the bar's ceiling. If youre interested in renting a private karaoke room, call or place your reservation ahead of time.
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Tokyo Kitty
575 Race StTokyo Kitty is a karaoke bar in the OTR area. The karaoke bar, which is open 5 p.m.-2 a.m. daily, features a dance floor with an elevated DJ booth, a well-stocked craft cocktail bar, seven private karaoke rooms available to rent and a robotic drink delivery system concealed above the bar's ceiling. If youre interested in renting a private karaoke room, call or place your reservation ahead of time.
16-Bit Bar + Arcade redefines how a night out is best played. With a name coined from the computer architecture that several of our 50+ vintage arcade games were built on, 16-Bit appeals to those looking for an alternative to the monotonous. From bar-going veterans to young open-minded, beer-centric types, to arcade game novices and enthusiasts, the nostalgic and playful vibe is for players of all types. The time has come to relive your childhood and party like it’s 1999, or 1989 for that matter.
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16-Bit Bar+Arcade
1124 Main St16-Bit Bar + Arcade redefines how a night out is best played. With a name coined from the computer architecture that several of our 50+ vintage arcade games were built on, 16-Bit appeals to those looking for an alternative to the monotonous. From bar-going veterans to young open-minded, beer-centric types, to arcade game novices and enthusiasts, the nostalgic and playful vibe is for players of all types. The time has come to relive your childhood and party like it’s 1999, or 1989 for that matter.
Rhinegeist Brewery (“rhinegeist” means Ghost of the Rhine) is a taproom located in a historic bottling plant and offers house-brewed beers alongside ping-pong tables, cornhole games, and TVs. There’s also a rooftop bar. You can take a tour of the brewery almost every day of the week.
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Rhinegeist Brewery
1910 Elm StRhinegeist Brewery (“rhinegeist” means Ghost of the Rhine) is a taproom located in a historic bottling plant and offers house-brewed beers alongside ping-pong tables, cornhole games, and TVs. There’s also a rooftop bar. You can take a tour of the brewery almost every day of the week.
Food scene
A southern comfort food must eat in Cincinnati! The restaurant has sharable sides and portions that make it easy to visit with a group. I've tasted almost everything on the menu and I can't tell you one thing I disliked!
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The Eagle OTR
1342 Vine StA southern comfort food must eat in Cincinnati! The restaurant has sharable sides and portions that make it easy to visit with a group. I've tasted almost everything on the menu and I can't tell you one thing I disliked!
Founded in 1870 by Louis Graeter, the fourth generation working in this family business make their ice cream the same way now as back then, in two-gallon old world French pot freezers. This method is slow and small, but it produces a rich, creamy, and dense ice cream. Even Oprah loves Graeter’s! Try their signature Black Raspberry Chip flavour… yum.
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Graeter's Ice Cream
1401 Vine StFounded in 1870 by Louis Graeter, the fourth generation working in this family business make their ice cream the same way now as back then, in two-gallon old world French pot freezers. This method is slow and small, but it produces a rich, creamy, and dense ice cream. Even Oprah loves Graeter’s! Try their signature Black Raspberry Chip flavour… yum.
A local must see. Holtmans has arguably the best donuts in Cincinnati. With flavors like bacon maple, cereal, and other quirky flavors, it's a great place for all types of travelers.
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Holtman's Donut Shop
Vine StreetA local must see. Holtmans has arguably the best donuts in Cincinnati. With flavors like bacon maple, cereal, and other quirky flavors, it's a great place for all types of travelers.
Taft's Ale House
1429 Race StCoffee Emporium
110 E Central PkwySotto
118 E 6th StActivities
Washington Park is a local favorite hangout. In the summer, they have a bar patio. It has a great view of Music Hall. There are fountains that kids love to run through on hot summer days. Check out the Washington Park website for all the events. https://washingtonpark.org/events/
1230 Elm St
1230 Elm StreetWashington Park is a local favorite hangout. In the summer, they have a bar patio. It has a great view of Music Hall. There are fountains that kids love to run through on hot summer days. Check out the Washington Park website for all the events. https://washingtonpark.org/events/
With over 40 vendors and more than a million visitors a year, Findlay Market is fun for everyone — and especially foodies. Unless you’re from Cincinnati, you’ve probably never heard of goetta. It’s a mixture of ground pork, beef, steel cut oats, and spices, and the ultimate place to get it is at Eckerlin Meats. They’ve been voted best in Cincinnati for years, so you’ve got to stop by and have a sample. Findlay Market has everything that traditional markets have: fresh produce, meats, seafood, and bakery goods, along with specialty shops featuring unique arts and crafts. As you’re strolling by the absolutely gorgeous Italianate architecture, street performers serenade you, and the market’s aromas tempt you.
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FINDLAY MARKET-RACE Station, Race & Elder
With over 40 vendors and more than a million visitors a year, Findlay Market is fun for everyone — and especially foodies. Unless you’re from Cincinnati, you’ve probably never heard of goetta. It’s a mixture of ground pork, beef, steel cut oats, and spices, and the ultimate place to get it is at Eckerlin Meats. They’ve been voted best in Cincinnati for years, so you’ve got to stop by and have a sample. Findlay Market has everything that traditional markets have: fresh produce, meats, seafood, and bakery goods, along with specialty shops featuring unique arts and crafts. As you’re strolling by the absolutely gorgeous Italianate architecture, street performers serenade you, and the market’s aromas tempt you.
A beautiful historic part of Cincinnati that opened in 1878. It is a national historical landmark that was recently renovated. Throughout the year, Music Hall has events such as the ballet, sympthony, and children events. Check out their website to see the full list of events.
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Cincinnati Music Hall
1241 Elm StA beautiful historic part of Cincinnati that opened in 1878. It is a national historical landmark that was recently renovated. Throughout the year, Music Hall has events such as the ballet, sympthony, and children events. Check out their website to see the full list of events.
Cincinnati Art Museum
953 Eden Park DrARONOFF CENTER Station, 7th & Walnut