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If you want cheap fast Vietnamese there is always Cilantro right across from Hughes high school.  The Beef Vermicelli noodle bowl is delicious, about the size of two meals and six dollars.

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Traitor or trader?

 

His name isn't Joe, ya know...

 

LOL

This move is understandable...doesn't Jean Robert live in Covington??

Since we now know that they will be opening up a Oceanaire Seafood Room in the 580 Building, I'd assume most people want to see what this place looks like (like me).

 

Here you go ...

 

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I like their style!

580 Building?  I need more info.

This move is understandable...doesn't Jean Robert live in Covington??

 

Yes I think I read somewhere that he lives in nky.  I ate at PhoParis right after it opened - it was pretty good - but the location back off the street behind a parking lot made it feel very (sub)urban - unlike JeanRo and Pigalls dt.  Sounds like the new location will be better.

580 Building?  I need more info.

 

From the Enquirer:

 

"By late 2007 or early 2008, an Oceanaire Seafood Room is expected to open at Sixth and Walnut streets in the revamped 580 Building."

Yes but what is the 580 Building?  I am good but I don't know every building name in the city.

^The building Graet American Insurance is in.

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

Ahh, awesome :)

^The building Graet American Insurance is in.

 

The 6th and Walnut location.  They also have offices in Dixie Terminal.

^yeah that was a bad clarification....Great American is in about 3 or 4 locations downtown.  Here is an aerial of the site (just south of Aronoff, cady corner from CAC)...the building's lobby/entrance is currently being renovated:

 

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So is it the 580 Building because it is 580 6th Street or 580 Walnut Street?

^ 580 Walnut

^yeah that was a bad clarification....Great American is in about 3 or 4 locations downtown. 

 

Fine.  The one with the actual "Great American Insurance" sign on it.  Happy? ;)

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

^yeah that was a bad clarification....Great American is in about 3 or 4 locations downtown. 

 

Fine.  The one with the actual "Great American Insurance" sign on it.  Happy? ;)

 

Actually, the Dixie Terminal also says "Great American Insurance" on the south side of it as well.  ;)

^lol!!!  Thx melanie...thats what I was thinking  :laugh:

 

BAZING!!!!!!!!!

^ Not to be confused with Great American Financial Resources (GAFRI), which has a sign inside the 525 Vine building  :)

^yeah that was a bad clarification....Great American is in about 3 or 4 locations downtown. 

 

Fine.  The one with the actual "Great American Insurance" sign on it.  Happy? ;)

 

Actually, the Dixie Terminal also says "Great American Insurance" on the south side of it as well.  ;)

 

That building is Unamerican.

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

^ Why?

DIXIE Terminal.

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

^ okay, sorry, lack of sleep!

"Wake Up Umerika"

Northside's Potluck becomes restaurant

POLLY CAMPBELL | [email protected]

December 14, 2006

 

CINCINNATI - Potluck in Northside has transformed into The Hideaway.

 

Click here for article:

http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061214/BIZ01/312140023


 

Dickey’s opens in West Chester

BY POLLY CAMPBELL | [email protected]

December 14, 2006

 

WEST CHESTER TWP. - Dickey’s Barbecue Pit opened today in West Chester at 9290 Allen Road, at Union Center Boulevard, just west of Mulhauser.

 

Click here for article:

http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061214/BIZ01/312140024

sounds good, I wonder what the prices will be.

On my way downtown this morning I noticed the old Buskin Bakery on 8th St. had a new sign outside indicating that it was going to be a Mexican restaurant.  Anybody know anything about this??

^I don't know, but I do know that I LOVE MEXICAN FOOD!!!!

I believe Jalapenos was opening a downtown location but I don't remember where.  It is one of our favorite Mexican restaurants in the region so I am happy.  We go to the one in Madeira often.

The one at 8th and Walnut is Javier's, which is moving from a much smaller location on Court St.  It has been a popular lunch spot for years.

 

I have heard really good things about the food at Potluck in Northside.  Now that they have seating, I may just go check it out!

 

Edit: Jalapeno's is going in at 7th and Elm, where Aioli used to be.  It should be opening soon.

Dickey’s opens in West Chester

BY POLLY CAMPBELL | [email protected]

December 14, 2006

 

WEST CHESTER TWP. - Dickey’s Barbecue Pit opened today in West Chester at 9290 Allen Road, at Union Center Boulevard, just west of Mulhauser.

 

Click here for article:

http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061214/BIZ01/312140024

 

Might end up checking this one out.

I'm sure someone in my nutjob family will wanna talk me into it lol.

Bah...

 

West Chester has Columbus based "City Barbeque", some of the best pulled pork I have ever had.  Dickey can go back to Texas. 

 

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Here are the two Cincinnati locations:

 

City Barbeque

West Chester 

7706 Voice of America Centre

West Chester, OH

513-755-0518

 

City Barbeque

Hyde Park 

3804 Paxton Ave

Cincinnati, OH

513-871-8890

 

I really like the Hyde Park City Barbeque.

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BAH

I just went to Paula's in Findlay Market & it was closed.

I heard they were going to open a place downtown but I just figured there would be 2 of 'em.

I guess they just moved ?

BAH

I just went to Paula's in Findlay Market & it was closed.

I heard they were going to open a place downtown but I just figured there would be 2 of 'em.

I guess they just moved ?

 

They were closed?  That's a surprise.  I was just at the Findlay Market location on Saturday.  The one on 4th St. is now open.  It's between Walnut and Vine.

Both locations are open, as we make deliveries to them both.

Tell me more about Paula's Cafe, I have never eaten there.

Deli & soup & sandwich shop

They have some unique stuff.

I got a tub of homemade Guinness mustard there. I only got it because I saw them making it there (and I like Guinness). It was ok.

I really enjoy the Reuben at Paula's.

I really enjoy the Reuben at Paula's.

AGH !

That's what I wanted the other day !

Tell me more about Paula's Cafe, I have never eaten there.

 

The turkey chili is very good.  I also tried the turkey sandwich, and it has real slices of turkey on it.  :)  None of that fake processed stuff.

They also have a good "Cuban" sandwich which I had never heard of but, I guess, is well known to Floridians.

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Restaurant idea catches tailwind of S.C. hurricane

Hugo to serve 'Southern sophisticated' fare in Oakley

Cincinnati Business Courier - January 5, 2007by Lisa Biank FasigStaff Reporter

 

The former chef at Tink's Café and his CEO father are teaming up to launch a restaurant in Oakley, in the space recently vacated by Pho Paris.

 

Click here for article:

http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2007/01/08/story7.html

^^Sounds interesting.  Best of luck to them in that space!  It's now on its third restaurant since Andiamo opend there about 4 or 5 years ago.  It is like the Oakley equivalent of the spot in Hyde Park square where Red is now.  There have been 5 different restaurants there since I move to Cincinnati in 99. 

 

As for Paula's I can vouch for the turkey chili and the cuban  :-D

Javiers, a mexican place at 8th and Walnut looks like it just opened up. (previously the location was a busken)

 

Both Paula's are open, but the one at Findlay is closed for repairs this week.

 

Cafe de Paris expanded their menu at Garfield Place.  They also opened a second location with more dinner options in Hyde Park.

 

Kaldi's now has panini sandwiches and $1.50 pints Christian Morlien Hefewiezen all the time.

 

The Gyspy hut in Northside is open on Blue Rock Road.  It is a great dive bar with $2 pints of Olde Stlye.

 

 

 

 

^ Very nice to read, the Enquirer only covers closed down restaurants.  I learned a new word her in Germany, I will use it in a sentence:

 

"The Enquirer is sheizer."

^^I believe that the Javier's is simply relocating from their Court St. location.  But the other stuff sounds good!

Burgers and crab cakes coming to former Redfish

Cincinnati Business Courier - 4:57 PM EST Friday

by Lisa Biank Fasig

Courier Staff Reporter

 

Sully's, an Irish pub-style eatery, is planning to open at the former Redfish location on Seventh Street this spring, adding another casual restaurant to the Seventh Street corridor.

 

Click here for article:

http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2007/01/08/daily54.html?jst=b_ln_hl

Here is more on Sully's:

 

http://www.sullyssaloon.com

 

I noticed the dirt bag Enquirer was too busy covering another store closing in Tower Place.

 

 

I think Sully's was one of the restaurants discussed as having interest in Fountain Square.  I'm glad to here they chose this place because the Square certainly will be fine whether Sully's is there or not.

great news.

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