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What about somewhere around Fountain Square?

How dare you venture into East Walnut Hills and not snap some pics of the Castle! Purcell Marian is an architectural gem, ONWARD CAVALIERS!!!

We still have a long way to go with bars, around Fountain Square there are about 5 and while that is a lot compared to what there used to be, it is still terribly insufficient. I was up in Denver last night and there are bars everywhere. I still don't understand why there are vacant buildings near second street, put a bar in a building there and you have a cash cow.

Two great articles today from City Beat, the one about transportation is already up on this site and here's one about downtown entertainment. Cincinnati searches for its next downtown scene By CHRISTOPHER TOMLIN www.citybeat.com Photo By Joe Lamb The old Redfish has a new lease on life as the Irish pub Sully's -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As a steadily increasing number of party-seekers are foregoing their old haunts in Over-the-Rhine in lieu of greener, admittedly safer-feeling pastures, there's a rumble downtown. Following the lead of Fountain Square's ongoing facelift, the downtown basin has begun to see a slow but steady influx of new bars, clubs and restaurants returning to the so-called mean streets. And the result could spell a renaissance of sorts for those who've long since sworn off heading downtown for a night out. For more information, please click the above link.

You are right about the stadium, but we need to move on. It is a very nice park and what is this about stuff not being around. There is Game Day and In Between right there, plus there are several restaurants within three blocks and a boatload more will be there once the Square is finished.