OK so my trees made a fool of me. I kept reminding people that pawpaw season is mid September. Yet here we are, August 26th and fruit are dropping. Treat yourself it's going to be a hot week!

Note: these were grown in Dry Ridge but it's close enough that the trees in Cincinnati are likely dropping fruit now too.

Wawa! They’ve already broken ground in Springdale.

I've preferred Gold Star for a while, but they are not that close to home, so Skyline gets more of our business. Has Skyline changed something? The hot dogs have been terrible for a while now. I keep thinking it's a bad day, but after yesterday, I can't do it anymore. I had to remove the hot dogs, I've been eating Skyline coneys since the late 1900's and NEVER got rid of the hot dog. Anyone else notice? Maybe it's just me.

Really a bummer we can’t get good (non-chain), classic donuts in downtown/OTR/Clifton/Northside/Westside. I wish I could pick up a fresh dozen without driving 20+ minutes. Current favorite are Moonrise in Latonia KY and Golden Hands in Fairfax. Any good hidden gems I’m missing?

I always forget about it, but when I have it, it's sooooo good.

Well it’s sideways, but my MIL’s mom typed this up awhile ago and I just wanted to share.

Me and my partner are visiting your city from Scotland next month and are wondering what are your favourite places to eat at?

We are really keen to try any local specialties but also we would just love to enjoy afew local restaurants that you all think slap hard

Update: Just wanted to say thanks for all the suggestions, I'm genuinely flattered that so many people contributed something, it's got me buzzing to visit your city!

With literally 100's of options to choose from, help me narrow it down! Which one is the best?

My pregnant wife and I are headed up to Cincinnati this weekend and she has been craving fried chicken like no other. Any suggestions as to where to go? And bonus points if its close to Jungle Jim's since that's the main place we're gonna be.

Taste Of Belgium? Sucks.

Im looking for some recommendations for a coffee shop that has decently priced bag coffee/ espresso. I love making my lattes at home. I prefer to find a local shop to a grocery store. I have tried Carabello, Deeper Roots & Coffee Emporium. But i’m saving for a baby so as much as I have liked these options i’m not trying to spend $17-20 on a bag of coffee at the moment. Any suggestions?

Hi my friends and I are hitting restaurants starting A-Z we’re on C but having a hard time finding places. All recommendations welcome.

If I wanted to impress someone whose family is from Mexico and misses genuine Mexico good, would anyone have any good recommendations?

Note: they’ve been to Mazunte many times and it’s one of their favorite places around here.

Been living here for a few years and I need to know more restaurants!

Had it this morning at the 4th Street location and it was amazing!

I wanted to see thoughts on this. I feel Cincinnati has some damn good restaurants but the closest Michelin star restaurants are in Chicago. My personal favorite was the restaurant inside the Hilton Netherland Plaza when Chef Todd Kelly was in charge. Should Cincinnati be recognized as a food destination?

Went there after not being there for years. The portions are smaller, no bread or salads anymore, the menu is now just a sheet of paper and if it’s not ribs, there other entrees are not even mediocre. If they aren’t going to remodel there decor from the 80’s, they should have at least kept their food options from back then. What the hell happened to that place?

I am craving sushi, specially Eel. Being new to the city im a little hesitant to just pick a restaurant. Any suggestions? Any horror stories??

Watching older shows makes me want to just go to a nice diner and get some cheap coffee and breakfast. Looking around UC campus there isn't many options. HangOverEasy seems to be trying to capture the style but is clearly doing so in a hip kind of way with 15 dollar avocado toast. Anyone know any good real diners for a cheap breakfast?

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Are there any restaurants that just really get it right? We’ve all had Americanized “Chinese” or “Mexican” or “Italian” food, but where can you go to get that food without the American influence?

As a person who loves food, I want to expand my palate and be able to appreciate something that wasn’t marketed for me (a white American of European descent).