We were at Summit Park for the annual CFTA Food Truck Festival, and this year and I wanted to give…read moreQuite Frankly a try. I saw on their menu that they had a few options that included almond butter. They told me that the Pumba was award winning, so I went with that option. I loved the mixture of different flavors. The pretzel bun really made it complete. It was so filling and I ended up being glad that I tried something new. I highly recommend Quite Frankly to anyone looking for a quality hot dog!

Came across Quite Frankly's at the CFTA Food Fest. Ordered the Melted Pig ($8), which is a grilled…read morecheese packed with slow cooked pulled pork and sweet BBQ sauce. This grilled cheese was bussin. Honestly so delicious and I still think about it. I would definitely get it again and try more off the menu too.

Milkman, you were so, so, so good to me! I've never been into the restaurant, though I have gotten…read moreDoorDash once before. It was as delicious as I wanted it to be! When my friend and I walked in, we were greeted by such a sweet staff who immediately welcomed us in, shared their thoughts on the menu (since we were first-timers), and suggested we leave a review (they were so lovely, so how could we not!) The entire restaurant feels like the diner Sam worked at in Cinderella Story from the early 2000s - very vintage, very retro, very 50s! It's what I imagine restaurants looking like when my grandparents went on dates when they were my age. I had gotten the tofu nugs via DoorDash, which were better IRL and the milkshake was scrumptious too! My friend got the Milkman Burger, fries, and a fruity pebbles shake. It was all great but let me tell ya...we had this meal almost two weeks ago and I'm STILL dreaming of those French fries. I have had so many iterations of fried potato before...shoestring, steak, wedges, sweet potato, those made from yuca, curly, dipped in ice cream, etc. and these are the best fries I've had in my life. If I could live off the fries, I would. They were that good. I already have plans to share this place with other friends of mine as it has officially worked its way into the rotation for me!

Absolutely love milkman! It's a consistent experience every time and I love the food! I get the…read moredeluxe burger with no bun and a side of fries with their house sauce and wow! My favorite part is that they are smash burgers and filled with flavor. The restaurant itself is in the heart of OTR and very clean. All of the servers are always super nice and provide great service to the customers.

I have been wanting to eat here forever We finally got here!! I love small businesses where you…read moreorder at the bar and they scream your name when the order is ready My burger was simple with onions and pickles My hubby got the italian sausage sandwich and the chili is delicious Simple food made with love

Nostalgic, simple yet delicious, with the atmosphere of Cheers in Covington, Ky…read more Herb & Thelma's has been serving burgers since 1939 and they are cooked to perfection on the same little flattop behind the bar that's been turning them out for years. The burgers aren't fancy, just down home deliciousness. And if you aren't craving a burger then I highly recommend a good ole fried bologna sandwich and some bean soup. Over all a great family ran establishment with simple food. Most definitely will be stopping back in for another burger.

Cincinnati-style chili fans rejoice! Lucky Dog's open till 3 AM (Friday + Saturday) and that…read moreprobably adds +5 QoL points for everyone in the OTR area. It's always nice to have friendly staff and reasonable prices... like all the gold stars are aligning. As far as the meal itself was concerned: their chili is different enough from its competitors to be unique but similar enough that to me, it makes it a tossup on where it falls on my Cincinnati chili rank list. Just like Skyline and GS -- it's pretty doggone good. I had my three-way in the park nearby (wow, let's not take that sentence out of context!). Considering there's no real inside seating area, but tons of parks nearby. It's great for a grab and go and late night eating.

I've lived downtown for a year and pass this spot all the time, yet have never tried it only…read morebecause every time I go by it..it's packed, but last night I found them when they weren't busy and had to try it. Right off the bat, the staff was incredibly welcoming. The menu is straight forward and had a break down of what they offer. I had to try the coneys, but their double decker sandwiches also sound amazing (maybe for another day.) I decided on 3 coneys and an order of chili cheese tater tots and they absolutely did not disappoint. They offer a little bit of everything including a kids menu, and a tasty assortment of desserts as well. It's a perfect spot if you're looking for a quick meal while shopping downtown OR the most ideal food for a drunken night after car hopping in OTR.

Great customer service and even better dogs!…read more The Norway dog was one of the best hot dogs I've had in a while, along with great views and clean service. Awesome lunch spot for anyone in Newport

great service and concept but execution could use some improvement. The hot dog was barely warm…read morebeing buried under cold condiments. also when you have fried onions on the menu I expect actual fried onions not the dry crispy ones you put on top of stringbean casserole.

Food: Got two burgers and a shake and everything hit. The burgers were built really well - my…read moreHawaii 5-O had pineapple in every bite, and the bun had that perfect soft, slightly smooshed consistency that works with the juicy burgers. Super satisfying. Fries: These are easily the best fries I've had in the Cincy area so far. They're somewhere between shoestring and thicker fries - long, a little toasty, and just really addictive. Not super oily, so something you could eat whether you're trying to be "diet" or fully going ham. Service: The younger staff had a bit of a interesting vibe, but the older guy there was super chill and kind of balanced everything out. Ambiance: Chill little spot on the corner. Nothing over the top, just easy and comfortable.

Absolutely the best burger spot around. We eat here often I can't believe I haven't thought to give…read morethem a review until now. Incredible burgers (I can't not order the Shroomin), amazing fries, and the service is top notch. We love the workers here and are always greeted with helpfulness & plenty of jokes. My kids love the dum dums too! The inside isn't where I would design if it was up to me, but they're making it work with the odd space.

Covington Yard is the perfect place to enjoy being outside and watching a game with friends. The…read morevibes are great, and there are plenty of TV's There are several different seating areas, some that are covered, and some inside old box cars. In addition to the large outdoor area, there is a connected indoor area in an old firehouse. This area can also be rented out for private events. The food selection is limited, with one food truck called Mad Anthony's Pizza. Highly recommend checking this place out!

We were in town for the Savannah Bananas, and a friend recommended Covington Yard. It was a great…read moreplace to hangout and grab a bite before the game. They had a lot of TVs, corn hole boards, indoor/outdoor tables, etc. When we were there, the food truck was Mad Anthony's pizza. We ordered focaccia bread, orzo salad, a caprese sandwich, and chips. We split everything, but the portions were so big, we had leftovers. The service for drinks was very fast but the food took a while. (They had one person running the register and preparing the food.) But it tasted great.

An enthusiastic entrepeneur braves the elements before all Reds home games to set up a hot dog…read morestand at the corner of 3rd and Walnut, just outside the Scripps building. The one-man mobile restaurant has become a staple of mine for every Reds game. All beef Nathan's hot dogs are the big seller with recent additions to the menu such as "mets" and the occasional bratwurst. He stocks a variety of toppings and condiments including ketchup, mustard, Cleveland's own stadium mustard, cheese, onions, and jalapenos to name a few. To wash down the delicious dogs, a choice of gatorade, water, or common canned pop products like mountain dew, coke, and pepsi can also be purchased. The prices are fair and definitely better than inside the stadium. At $3 a dog or 2 for $5 and pop or water for a buck, Drew's hot dog cart is a must-stop before venturing into GABP. This displaced Clevelander has become an avid Reds fan and is evident by his devotion to his work and extensive collection of bobblehead dolls on display. If you want an inexpensive meal with the "New York City vendor" feel, stop by and pick up a dog or two.