I was so excited to try this pop up at Amerasia in Covington I even made a reservation a month in…read moreadvance which turned out to be unnecessary because when we arrived and throughout our dining experience the place never really reached full capacity. We were greeted enthusiastically by a server when we entered and immediately ordered Mimosas, she forgot one of them and needed to be reminded that we ordered two. Since we had been looking at the menu on Instagram for a few days we knew what we wanted to order and ended up with the French toast and Korean breakfast. The food came out in an average amount of time and was a huge portion of food! In addition it was all so beautifully presented with lots of color, texture and edible flowers on top. Taste wise the food was just okay. The French toast didn't taste like captain crunch at all and there was so much mango sauce on top that it was slightly overwhelming. I would ask for sauce on the side next time. My boyfriend loved his Korean breakfast and only wished that the kimchi was cut up a little bit smaller so he could mix it in a bit easier with his rice. Brunch didn't wow me but I would like to return for a dinner. The last thing to note is that the chef was walking around the dining room greeting people but he never stopped at our table. So, idk if he only does it to people he knows or what but that was disappointing.

They make very creative courses based on traditional dishes. Their food is not only super…read moredelicious, but also gorgeous to look at. I hopped on the dessert too fast and forgot to take a photo, but that was one of my favorite tonight (taro custard, Thai milk tea flan, etc). I also love to hear the chef explaining all the dishes. That's a treat you don't get everywhere. I'm sure I'll come again.

Went to Plant Harmony for lunch and it was such a great experience. It's located inside Findlay…read moreMarket, and the food was fresh, flavorful, and really satisfying. I ordered the turkey bacon club sandwich. Everything tasted thoughtfully prepared, and it's amazing to have such delicious vegan options available at the market. The ingredients tasted fresh and the flavors were well balanced. The staff was also very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. If you're looking for tasty plant-based food while exploring Findlay Market, I definitely recommend stopping by Plant Harmony! The space is a stand within the market but there's seating inside and outside the market. When the weather is nice, the outside seating is great!

My first time in Cincinnati, and I found the perfect place to eat! I loved their Italian sandwich,…read moreand the service was top-knotch. As a person who doesn't eat meat, I do have to say that walking through a butcher's market in order to get to the only vegan spot inside the market was a bit of torture. Not the best ambiance. Maybe a new location is in order?

Recently went to grab a to-go order and Ryan gave me a sample of their new Dill Pickle Soup and it…read moreis DELICIOUS! I highly recommend you truly it. I will def be ordering that soon! I love that they have a lot of rotating specials and new items popping up often. I recently ordered the new curry kissed grilled cheese naan and it was toasted to perfection and ooey gooey goodness with paneer cheese and a flavorful curry sauce. If you have not yet been to Hurry Curry you are missing out! Definitely a must try and they are also on Uber Eats/Doordash.

I tried the bowl with red and yellow curry and both were bursting with flavor. The spices in both…read morecurries are pretty strong and have some kick (not too much) but you can add additional if you really like spicy. I definitely will be trying the other curries on the menu soon.

I had been eying this place for a while because I love BBQ but I hadn't found a place that offered…read morethe flavor profile that I was looking for. This brisket is my favorite in Cincinnati. The crunch of the crust, the tenderness of the meat. Perfectly seasoned and not salty, ugh I'm so happy. I enjoyed the street corn but I think it might be a little misplaced as a side. It definitely belongs with a taco? Maybe if the corn were smoked it would bring the two items together in my mind. Regardless, both the corn and the brisket were delicious and you better believe I will be back for more.

I have two things in common with Meatson's Barbecue. Hale from The Land (Cleveland) & We love some…read moregood brisket. Meatson's is not quite a food truck but a mobile grilling/catering business finding hungry crowds seeks good bbq around Cincinnati. I was able to enjoy a brisket plate while they were stationed at Fibonacci brewing. I knew they were going to be there, but didn't know if I would be ordering. Well, until I walked by the carving station and saw that hot, moist, smoked brisket. I had to go for it and what a great choice. THAT BRISKET WAS BETTER THAN BBQ JOINTS WITH A BRICK AND MORTAR! They left some fat on for flavor, but just enough that was edible along side the meat. Nice seasoning, smoke flavor and pairs great with a beer. The last place I recommended for bbq, we left completely underwhelmed with some dry brisket that needed to be soaked in sauce. (Somewhere in Walnut Hills) I will gladly redeem my recommendations Cree with this place. Maybe at another brewery. The brisket can stand on its own; sauce optional.

Amazing pop up lemonade stand run by 2 of Centerville's preeminent lemonade mixologists. Always…read morecold. Always delicious.

I was excited to grab a coffee at Governor's Ball in NY, but Bru Brothers Coffee was an absolute…read morejoke. They were the only coffee vendor at the event, so I was fully prepared to pay their outrageous prices, but their "service"--if you can even call it that--was completely unacceptable. I stood at their trailer for over 30 minutes while eating my food, and not a single employee bothered to come over and take my order. It looked like a ghost town. In frustration, I actually called the phone number printed right on the side of their trailer. Someone answered, but instead of being helpful, they were incredibly rude, snapped "What do you want?", when I answered they immediately hung up. When I tried calling back, they just ignored the phone entirely. It takes a special level of terrible service to completely abandon your post at a major festival and then treat paying customers like a nuisance when they try to reach you. After the way I was treated, I wouldn't drink their coffee if it was free. Save your money and go literally anywhere else.

Bru Brothers Coffee is always my go to vendor at the Cincinnati Open. The owner is AMAZING--so…read moresociable, knowledgeable, and kind. They have delicious coffee + great food (with vegan options).

Okay BBQ fans, this one is for you!!! I love good smoke, and this is some good smoke in a great…read morelittle town in Ohio. Really interesting history. Very, very cool high school that dates back to the Underground Railroad AND offers tours!!! Now back to the BBQ. You cannot go wrong here with any of these choices BUT I am partial to the loaded potato, the Texas Twinkies, and ANY and I do mean ANY of the meats, they are all worth a try. The people working here are such wonderful people from this same small community and one small family. They have had so much business they said they have finally had to hire their first employee!!! Yay!!! if you love BBQ, road trips and history give them and the town a visit. It's worth a trip!!!

Buyer beware: Priests BBQ has apparently solved the mystery of how to charge steakhouse prices for…read moreappetizer portions. Spent over $70 on 2 Sliced Brisket, a Brisket Sandwich and Brisket plate, with mac and cheese, a loaded potato, and a sweet tea... except the sweet tea pulled a Houdini and never appeared or maybe it got raptured before pickup because it never arrived. The sliced brisket portions were so small I thought they accidentally packed the sample platter or maybe the rest was still smoking in the back. For $14.95, don't expect "half-pound brisket". The brisket edges actually tasted pretty good, but the middle tasted like roast beef that once saw a picture of a smoker online. The smoked mac and cheese contributed absolutely nothing to society -- no smoke, barely any cheese, just hot disappointment in a cup. Meanwhile, the loaded baked potato showed up ready to save the franchise. When we called about the issues and asked for the food difference or a refund, we were told this is just "how it's supposed to be" and they can't refund food because they "can't resell it." Good news: I don't think anyone was trying to buy it a second time anyway. Really wanted this place to be great, but this carryout experience got cooked harder than the brisket