Jason Wells+FollowWhy Cincinnati’s Skyline Chili is a must-tryNothing says Cincinnati comfort quite like a plate of Skyline Chili’s famous 3 way—spaghetti, Greek-spiced chili, and a mountain of cheddar. At the Ludlow Ave location, you’ll find college students, families, and late-night regulars all sharing in a tradition that’s been going strong since 1949. The chili’s unique blend of cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg surprises first-timers, but keeps locals coming back. Whether you’re a 3 way purist or love loading up with beans and onions, there’s a ritual here that turns a simple meal into a hometown experience. What’s your go-to Skyline order? #Food #CincinnatiEats #SkylineChili00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowBlue Bell ice cream finally hits Cincinnati!Blue Bell, the iconic Texas ice cream brand, is officially making its way to Cincinnati in 2026! Locals who’ve heard the hype or tasted it on southern road trips can soon grab their favorite flavors right at home. The company’s building a massive distribution center in Lebanon, so expect to see Blue Bell in most major grocery stores and drugstores across the region. Plus, this move means new job opportunities for the community. Which flavor are you most excited to try—or introduce to your friends? Let’s talk ice cream memories and what this means for our local dessert scene! #Food #BlueBell #CincinnatiEats00Share
Annette Jones+FollowDowntown Cincinnati’s new ‘Girl Dinner’ nightsDowntown Cincinnati just got a fresh spot for Thursday nights: Prim’s ‘Girl Dinner’ series is all about easy elegance, delicious shareable plates, and classic cocktails. Think finger sandwiches, caviar with chips, and martinis—all with happy hour prices and a vinyl DJ soundtrack. The vibe is intentionally warm and stylish, making it perfect for catching up with friends or meeting new faces. Walk-ins are welcome, so you can just show up and soak in the energy of downtown. Who’s ready to make this their new Thursday tradition? What would you want to see on the menu? #Food #CincinnatiEats #GirlsNight00Share
mary01+FollowCincinnati’s BBQ spot where dinner vanishes earlyEli’s BBQ on Riverside Drive isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a local ritual. By late afternoon, the place is buzzing and the best ribs are often gone before sunset. Locals know to show up early, soak in the river breeze, and claim a picnic table before the line snakes out the door. The vibe is pure backyard comfort, with smoky aromas and generous portions that keep people coming back. If you’ve ever missed out on your favorite dish here, you’re not alone! What’s your go-to order at Eli’s, and how early do you arrive to beat the rush? #Food #CincinnatiEats #BBQ00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowMariemont’s Boards & Beez is foodie heavenWalking into Boards & Beez in Mariemont feels like stepping into a dream kitchen—think Ina Garten vibes, but right here in Cincinnati. This spot isn’t just about gorgeous charcuterie boards; it’s a treasure trove for anyone who loves to cook, snack, or entertain. From Zingerman’s pimento cheese to French Beurre de Baratte butter (so good there’s a waitlist!), every shelf is packed with gourmet finds. Even if you’re just craving a killer sandwich or take-out dinner, this place delivers. What’s your go-to treat when you want to feel a little fancy at home? #Food #Mariemont #CincinnatiEats00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowBeloved Walnut Hills spot The Aperture closingCincinnati’s food scene is losing a gem—The Aperture, a Mediterranean restaurant that earned a spot on USA Today’s best list, is closing after just two years. Their last service will be on New Year’s Eve. The chef-owner says he’s taking a break to reflect and learn from the past, with hopes to rebuild in the future. It’s bittersweet for regulars and staff who made this place special. What’s your favorite memory from The Aperture, and what do you hope to see if they return? #Food #CincinnatiEats #WalnutHills00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowAperture’s last Walnut Hills dinner is NYEThe Aperture in Walnut Hills is closing its doors after a celebrated run, but it’s not a farewell—just a pause. Chef Jordan Anthony-Brown is taking time to reflect and recharge, with plans to return in 2026. Their final night, a New Year’s Eve bash, will feature a unique seven-course menu blending Mediterranean and Basque flavors, with optional wine pairings. This spot made national headlines and earned major culinary nods, so it’s a big moment for Cincinnati food lovers. Who’s grabbing a seat for the last hurrah? What are your favorite memories from The Aperture? #Food #CincinnatiEats #WalnutHills00Share
dianefrank+FollowCincinnati loses a culinary gem—what’s next?The Aperture, one of Cincinnati’s most celebrated new restaurants, is closing its doors after just two years—despite national acclaim and a spot on the New York Times’ Top 50 list. Chef Jordan Anthony-Brown says this isn’t a goodbye, but a pause to regroup and dream up something new for 2026. For Walnut Hills food lovers, this is a big shift. How do you feel about losing a local favorite so soon? And what would you love to see from Anthony-Brown’s next venture? Let’s talk about the changing face of Cincinnati’s dining scene. #Food #CincinnatiEats #WalnutHills00Share
Jason Wells+FollowSweetgreen brings fresh eats to Liberty TwpSweetgreen is finally landing in Liberty Township, and it’s a big win for anyone craving healthy, fast-casual meals made with organic and local ingredients. Opening soon at Liberty Center, this LA-based spot is known for crowd favorites like the harvest bowl and miso glazed salmon. It’s not just another chain—Sweetgreen’s focus on fresh, real food could shake up our local dining scene. Anyone else excited to see more healthy options popping up around Cincinnati? Let’s talk about what menu items you’re hoping to try first! #Food #CincinnatiEats #LibertyTownship00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowCincinnati’s chili spot locals swear byCamp Washington Chili isn’t just a diner—it’s a Cincinnati institution that’s been dishing out comfort since 1940. Their famous three-way chili (spaghetti, chili, and a mountain of cheddar) has become a must-try for anyone craving bold flavors and a true taste of the city. The retro neon lights, friendly staff, and 24-hour service make it a go-to for late-night cravings or early breakfasts. What really sets this place apart is the genuine community vibe—everyone feels like a regular. Have you ever made a food pilgrimage just for a legendary local dish? #Food #CincinnatiEats #OhioFood00Share
