The vanilla butternut popcorn is to die for - it is the best thing and I normally don't do sweet…read morepopcorn - also they offer too good to go bags - you get a huge bag of popcorn in various flavors for 5.20. The staff is super friendly as well and the place smells heavenly - you also can't beat how you can stand in there and literally try all of the flavors!

I love their salt and vinegar popcorn. I don't eat sugar so I miss out on alot of their other…read moreoptions, but this place is amazing. The sizing is HUGE and the prices are so reasonable. I wish I was from Cincinnati because I would go all the time. The cashier was really nice and helped me choose what to get. They have gift sizes and a bunch of different options which is nice. Store smells amazing. Inside is nice and AC.

Welcome to the alpha of the Over-the-Rhine kettle corn game my friend. This place just cornered the…read moreniche Cincinnati popcorn market that you didn't even know existed. Sweet and salty, rainbow, caramel, cheddar... you name it - they have it. My first time in was this weekend while trolling Findlay Market for some corn. Luckily, I found mama's. HOWEVER - I watched and was disturbed as some unidentified man was popping and tossing kernels! It was, indeed, NOT MAMA. I think this might be false advertising or mama has someone doing her poppin' for her... Popcorn is likely one of the cheapest snacks you can possibly make. Somehow they managed to charge $6 for a bag and it was good enough that I felt okay about it. Now that is kettle corn done right.

I had a sample of some of their popcorn on a recent trip to Findlay Market. It was very tasty and I…read morewish I had gone back immediately to buy a bag of it.

I'd been wanting to stop here for a while. I have to say it was a bit difficult to shop. There are…read morea few spices that are prepackaged, but it seemed most of the spices were in large jars. I usually leave a spice shop with a large assortment, but not this time. I will admit being less than comfortable shopping here is on me. So I'll say there is a huge selection and as long as there's enough staff behind the counter to help, it could be a good experience. If you're at Findlay Market, you should definitely check it out.

Love this place. They sell an ounce of spice for $3 which is reasonable. They'll recommend what to…read moreput stuff on.

Great locally-crafted chocolate bars, many flavors, welcoming staff…read more When we get to Findlay Market in northern OTR, Cincinnati, we visit family owned and operated Maverick Chocolate Co., since 2014 on the part of Elder Street along the south side of the market, close to Elm Street. The staff is welcoming and is generous with the tastings: four of us tried around ten flavors in all! It was a hot day, so this was our last stop by the market, so it would not melt on the way home. We got some bold Rüya dark 65% chocolate, flavored with Turkish espresso, with a touch of traditional cardamom expressing welcome. The cardamom flavoring is milder in this chocolate than it is in mideast coffee. That works for us. We got two with mild bourbon flavors: the somewhat-sweet Prohibition, and the lightly-orange seasonally-available Old Fashioned (reminiscent of the cocktail). We also got some seasonal slightly-fruity limited-edition Thailand 70% chocolate, one of our favorites. And we grabbed an assortment of lighter and darker sweet creams and truffles. We used to watch the bean-grinder in action here. Last year moved it to a new factory on the Licking River across the river in Lexington KY, a town where they also opened a second retail location in 2024 that includes gelato! The aroma here is lovely and chocolatey and roasty. The chocolate is divine.

Service was a little rude when I spend $30 on chocolate. I was able to sample a couple options…read morebefore making my purchase. I also purchased some truffles to take home, and I purchased enough to get a box but they were out of the small boxes. I told her I was traveling quite a distance and was concerned they would not make it. She said they would be fine and put them in a plastic bag. She could've offered the next size up in box! And indeed they did not make it. Hate I wasted money on these.

I had an excellent lunch at Dean's today. I had the chicken shawarma wrap (no tomatoes) which was…read moredelightful - it had unexpected pickles and plenty of pickles onions and chicken. The wrap itself was so good. The stuffed grape leaves were so good and lemony; the falafel was very good and just slightly spicy. I can't wait to get back!

First let me start by saying I Absolutely love this establishment for many reasons. My partner and…read moreI grocery shop here multiple times a week and eat from their menu probably just as often! However- lately the quality of the kitchen and the food coming out of it hasn't been the same the past couple months and I'm not sure what's going on back there. I've had several issues with food orders lately and one that included a hair in my wrap. I truly want to keep supporting this place because overall it's great! But I will be hesitant to order from their kitchen for a while.

I've never really been a huge fan of Husman Snack Foods. Their chips have always tasted too salty,…read morepopcorn too chewy, cheese dips too bland, and pork rinds, well...ewww, they're pork rinds. That being said, Husman potato chips were like a family member growing up, always at picnics, birthdays, and any family function. Since you can buy potato chips and pretzels in bulk boxes, Husman is a very popular snack food at any big gathering. While Husman Snack Foods still has Cincinnati-based facilities, the company is owned by Birds Eye Foods.

Husman's Sweet & Sassy BBQ Chips are SO good. They have a flavor that is unlike any other chip…read moreI've ever tried. I found them at a bagel deli when we lived in Loveland, OH (a suburb of Cincinnati), and absolutely became obsessed. They're really sweet, but they have quite the kick. You definitely need an ice cold Coke to drink with 'em! :) The closest thing I can compare them to are Jays Hot Stuff Chips...those were always my favorite, and then I couldn't find them anymore. They're spicy, but sweet. Not "hot"...just flavorful. :) I've started having my husband bring these home to me when he works in Cincinnati...now i just have to pace myself so I don't gain 15 pounds! Yumm!

Located on the periphery of Findlay Market and right off the street car, they had a lot of cool…read morelocally/regionally made items and some of the prettiest produce and flowers. I was looking for something to take back for my fiance that didn't require refrigeration and they had many options to choose from.

This space on the exterior section of Findlay Market offers fresh and local food items. Among other…read morethings, I've found CinSoy, the local brand of tofu and soy-based sauces and such, in abundance. They do have some vegetables even when the regular farmer's market isn't in season, and it's also a good place to search out local snack brands. Did you know that Hen of the Woods chips come in white cheddar jalapeño? I didn't, but I couldn't leave without a bag. The place is as pricey as one might expect, and is likely to serve only as a source of these niche food items rather than a staple, but as such, it is successful.