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9 Places to Indulge in Pasta Around Northeast Ohio
One of our favorite ways to warm up on a frigid winter day is to indulge in a fresh homemade pasta dish. There's something comforting about eating a classic Italian meal, whether in-house or to-go. The smell of fresh Italian herbs, the taste of fine wine, and the sight of a freshly prepared pasta dish create a truly enjoyable dining experience.
Whether you're planning a family dinner or a romantic date night, there are several delicious Italian restaurants in the Northeast Ohio area that offer amazing menus with entrees not to be missed. Below are nine recommendations for local restaurants where you just might discover your favorite new pasta dish.
Maxi's Bistro
12113 Mayfield Rd., Cleveland, OH 44106
Another great choice in Cleveland's Little Italy is Maxi's Bistro. This restaurant is frequently known as one of the best places to visit in Cleveland. Maxi's menu offers several classic Italian dishes, pastas, and gourmet pizzas in a relaxing setting with a welcoming ambiance. You have to try the Lobster Ravioli with cognac cream sauce! The restaurant is currently open for limited dining capacity and delivery, takeout, and curbside pickup. In the summertime, they have a beautiful garden patio for outdoor dining.
Trattoria On The Hill
12207 Mayfield Rd., Cleveland, OH 44106
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Located in the heart of Cleveland's Little Italy, Trattoria On The Hill has been serving old-school Italian cuisine since 1984. This family-owned-and-operated restaurant features all the classic Italian dishes like Cavatelli, Ravioli, and Linguine With Clams. Best of all, they actually sell jars of their signature sauce on-site. If you'd prefer to eat your pasta dinner at home, Trattoria On The Hill is currently accepting takeout orders by phone.
Molto Bene Italian Eatery
18401 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107
What could be better than contemporary pasta dishes in a warm, cozy atmosphere? Head on over to Lakewood and check out Molto Bene Italian Eatery. If you love delicious Lasagna, Tortellini, Gnocchi, Fettuccine, and a wide range of savory homemade Italian sauces, Molto Bene is the place for you. Best of all, you can indulge in their award-winning Gelato for dessert. Molto Bene is frequently considered one of Lakewood's best Italian restaurants, and we definitely recommend it. Party sizes are currently limited to five people or less, and reservations are recommended as space is limited. Hard time getting a table? Takeout is also available.
D'Agnese's Trattoria and Cafe
566 White Pond Dr., Akron, OH 44320
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For a traditional white-tablecloth dining experience, head on down to Akron and try D'Agnese's Trattoria and Cafe at White Pond. This cozy restaurant serves classic Italian cuisine at a reasonable price. They offer an eloquent dine-in experience, but you can also call in for carryout or curbside pickup. The chef prepares a carefully crafted menu of monthly specials, so there are always various new dishes to try. If you would prefer to stick to the classics, you can't go wrong with the Pan-Seared Salmon over Risotto or one of their delicious gourmet pizzas!
Mia Bella Restaurant
12200 Mayfield Rd., Cleveland, OH 44106
A contemporary Italian restaurant with a Mediterranean twist, Cleveland's Mia Bella Restaurant is a family-owned-and-operated establishment serving up some of the best pasta dishes in Northeast Ohio. Add in a large selection of wines from around the world, and Mia Bella's makes for a fantastic date night spot. The chef has more than 20 years of experience cooking in fine-dining establishments, so you know you're going to have a delicious meal. Outdoor dining is available on the patio when weather permits; however, indoor dining capacity is limited. Carryout orders are available by phone.
Luca Italian Cuisine
2100 Superior Viaduct, Cleveland, OH 44113
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If upscale Italian is more your style, Luca Italian Cuisine in Cleveland can make for a perfect date night. This award-winning restaurant offers modern high-end Northern Italian dishes with stunning views of Cleveland. Their menu features more than 100 wines from around the world, and upscale pasta dishes are made in an authentic Tuscan style and served in a truly elegant atmosphere. Both dine-in and takeout options are available.
Luigi's Restaurant
105 N. Main St., Akron, OH 44308
If you like a homestyle casual family atmosphere, Luigi's Restaurant in Akron is an absolute must-try. Established in 1949, Luigi's has been an Akron staple for several decades. The Baked Lasagna with garlic bread is absolutely delicious. The portions are huge, and the prices are reasonable, so it's a good idea to come hungry. For dessert, you have to try one of Luigi's freshly-baked pies! The restaurant is open for limited dine-in seating; however, they do get very busy, so plan your visit accordingly. Takeout orders can be placed by phone if you'd prefer to try Luigi's at home.
Bruno's Ristorante
2644 W. 41st St., Cleveland, OH 44113
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Located just south of downtown Cleveland is Bruno's Ristorante. This classic restaurant offers authentic Italian dining and a variety of delicious pasta dishes designed by Chef Bruno himself. Enjoying some homemade Gnocchi with Bruno's blush sauce in a warm, intimate atmosphere is the perfect way to warm up on a cold winter night. Bruno's menu is designed to delight both the eye and the palette and the restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. Dine-in, takeout, and delivery options are all available. Be sure to make a reservation if you're planning to stop by on a weekend.
Guarino's
12309 Mayfield Rd., Cleveland, OH 44106
For some truly old-school Italian fare, stop by Cleveland's oldest restaurant. Guarino's, located in Little Italy, was opened by Vincenzo Guarino after he came from Sicily in 1898. The menu features dishes like Gnocchi Pesto, Pasta Primavera, and Linguine With Clam Sauce, along with all the classics. The restaurant also has a beautiful garden area for outdoor dining when weather permits. Guarino's is currently open for dine-in eating, but takeout can also be ordered online. Valet parking is also available on weekends.
Now That's Amore!
What's your favorite Italian restaurant in Northeast Ohio?
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10 Historic Districts and Places to Visit Around Columbus
Founded in 1812 with the intention of making it the capital of Ohio, Columbus was always destined for greatness. Over the last two centuries, as Columbus has grown to become the most populous city in the state, it has developed a rich tradition of historical and cultural significance.
Heritage Treasures Day on Monday, January 11 is a perfect occasion to cherish the legacy of Columbus with a visit to these local historic sites.
Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
1777 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43203
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The glory of nature is on full display at Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Visitors can explore 13 acres of gardens, seasonal displays, and art exhibits, including a collection of glass works by noted artist Dale Chihuly. Kids and adults alike are fascinated by the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Community Garden Campus, which features an apiary, rose pavilion, and berry house. The John F. Wolfe Palm House, located on the grounds, dates back to 1895. Admission is $19 for adults and $12 for kids ages 3-12. Hours are 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily.
Columbus Museum of Art
480 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43215
Founded in 1878 under the name Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts, the Columbus Museum of Art has a long tradition of making great art accessible to the local community. Their extensive collection of American and European works focuses on contemporary art, folk art, glass, and photography. Families love "Think Outside the Brick," CMA's annual spring exhibit of LEGO® creations, including a giant model of Columbus. Entrance fee is $18 for adults and $9 for students and kids ages 4-17. Tickets must be purchased in advance. CMA is open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, with extended hours until 9 p.m. on Thursday.
German Village
588 S. 3rd St., Columbus, OH 43215
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A simple trip across a highway bridge transports you to old-world Europe in a matter of minutes. German Village is no commercially-created tourist attraction. This historic district was settled in the mid-1800s by German immigrants, who at one time made up one-third of the city's population. The lack of high-rise buildings and driveways are features from the days of quaint, close-knit neighborhoods where people walked everywhere and homes were often occupied by multiple families. Many of the streets still bear the original brick pavers. The sights and sounds of German Village are well worth multiple visits.
Ohio Statehouse
1 Capitol Sq., Columbus, OH 43215
A trip to the Ohio Statehouse serves a two-fold purpose. In addition to serving as the central location for the business of governing Ohio, the building is a stunning example of the Greek Revival style of architecture that was so predominant during the 18th century. Between stretches of bitter winter weather and struggles for funding, construction took 22 years. The Statehouse finally opened for legislative activity in 1857 and the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. Visitors may take self-guided tours weekdays from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and weekends from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Central Ohio Fire Museum & Learning Center
260 N. Fourth St., Columbus, OH 43215
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Housed in an authentically restored 1908 engine house, the Central Ohio Fire Museum & Learning Center uses interactive programs to offer entertaining and educational lessons on fire safety. Displays of firefighting apparatus throughout the years trace the development of equipment as it has become safer and more effective. Boots the Fire Mouse is on hand to greet kids as they enjoy the play area. Admission is $8 for adults and $6 for children. The Museum is open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Hanford Village George Washington Carver Addition Historic District
800 Alum Creek Dr., Columbus, OH 43205
Hanford Village was incorporated in 1909, but its true prominence came in 1946 with the development of the George Washington Carver Addition. This suburb of Cape Cod houses was marketed to African-American veterans of World War II. As a result, these men and women and their families had the opportunity to settle in a thriving, supportive middle-class neighborhood. Some members of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen made their home in Hanford Village while stationed at nearby Lockbourne Army Air Force Base.
Short North Arts District
886 N. High St., Columbus, OH 43201
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Short North Arts District, nestled between downtown Columbus and the OSU campus, is a hip neighborhood of colorful murals, trendy boutiques and hot restaurants. The district is also home to a slice of Columbus history in Victorian Village, the neighborhood's residential area. One of the more notable examples of Victorian architecture is Sells House, built by one of the owners of the Sells Circus, leading to the nickname "Circus House." Nearby is Cocoa Manor, another whimsically-named house that was home to the owners of Anthony Thomas Candy.
Shrum Mound
3141 McKinley Ave., Columbus, OH 43204
In pre-Columbian times, the Adena culture was a group of Native American societies living in Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana that shared a number of ceremonial rituals. Shrum Mound in Campbell Park is one of the last cone-shaped Adena burial mounds remaining in Columbus. The mound itself is 20 feet high and 100 feet around, named for the family that donated the land, while the park is named for James E. Campbell, governor of Ohio from 1890 to 1892.
East Broad Street Historic District
1234 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43205
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See how "the other half" used to live with a trip to view the homes in the East Broad Street Historic District. Most prominent among these elegant houses is the Old Governor's Mansion, also known as the Lindenberg Mansion after the man who originally built the residence. Another landmark is the High Victorian-style Kappa Gamma National Headquarters, constructed in 1852.
Kelton House Museum & Garden
586 E. Town St., Columbus, OH 43215
While Kelton House Museum & Garden is a striking example of art and architecture from the 19th century, the site has a much greater historical importance. The home of Fernando Cortez and Sophia Stone Kelton served as a stop on the iconic Underground Railroad. Fugitive slaves found a haven in these waystations on their journey toward freedom. Grace Kelton, granddaughter of Fernando and Sophia, bequeathed the home to the city of Columbus for educational use. Admission is $7 for adults, $4 for college students and $3 for K-12 students. The museum is closed in January, but make plans to visit when they reopen on Thursday, February 4.
Sign of the Times
What modern Columbus site do you think will become part of the city's history for future generations?
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8 Places to Order Tempura Dishes Around Northeast Ohio
Who's hungry for some tempura? Tempura Day is on January 7th, and we're ready to dig into the best tempura Northeast Ohio has to offer. Unfamiliar with this Japanese dish? Tempura is not a food, but rather, a style of food, similar to "fried." Tempura is a batter traditionally made with flour, water, and egg yolks, but more contemporary batters may use starch or baking soda to create a crispier texture. No matter how it's made, it makes everything from seafood to vegetables taste amazing. Celebrate Tempura Day in Northeast Ohio with a tempura dish at these restaurants.
Kasai Japanese Restaurant
3875 Massillon Rd. #300, Uniontown, OH 44685
For more than 15 years, Kasai Japanese Restaurant gained a following that has helped them become one of the most popular Japanese restaurants in the area. From appetizers to sushi to dinner combos, Kasai offers a variety of tempura options, including shrimp, vegetables, and chicken. Their Kasai Lunch Specials come with tempura, house salad, and miso soup, but if it's sushi that you prefer, Alaskan Beauty Roll, Grouching Tiger Roll, and Kasai Crazy Roll are waiting for you.
Shuhei Restaurant
23360 Chagrin Blvd., Beachwood, OH 44122
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Looking for traditional Japanese tempura served in a traditional Japanese atmosphere? Shuhei Restaurant is your destination. The waitstaff wear kimonos, and artwork on the walls date back hundreds of years. Japanese desserts, sake, and ramen are served up alongside Tempura Soba and Tori Tempura. One bite and you'll see why so many celebrities, athletes, and high-profile figures come to Shuhei when in Northeast Ohio.
SASA
13120 Shaker Square, Cleveland, OH 44120
There are so many tempura dishes at SASA that you'll definitely need to visit again and again to try them all. The classics like shrimp tempura are on the menu, but we think you should try a few unique options like Calamari Tempura Salad, Yam Tempura, and the Scandinavian Roll with whitefish tempura. Try to pop in right when the workday ends to take advantage of Happy Hour specials on tapas plates and alcohol.
Kintaro All You Can Eat Sushi & Hot Pot
7325 Northcliff Ave., Brooklyn, Ohio 44144
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If the unlimited sushi doesn't get you through the door of Kintaro All You Can Eat Sushi & Hot Pot, then their amazing tempura dishes will. Soft Shell Crab Tempura and California Tempura rolls are must-haves and can be ordered with your choice of tempura vegetables like zucchini, sweet potato, mushroom, and broccoli. Of course, you can't go wrong taking advantage of the all-you-can-eat sushi, so feel free to go crazy with Chicken Tempura and Shrimp Tempura rolls until you're stuffed!
Omizu Japanese Restaurant
6843 Ridge Rd., Parma, OH 44129
Whether you're a fan of traditional or modern Japanese cuisine, Omizu Japanese Restaurant is ready to treat you to a night of unforgettable bites. Their Temp Udon Hot Pot is a great alternative to the typical shrimp, chicken, and veggie tempura (though no shame in ordering the tried and true classics). Be sure to try some other unique offerings, like Wasabi Tobiko, Uni, Pork Katsu, and Chirashi.
Ginko Restaurant
2247 Professor Ave. B., Cleveland, OH 44113
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Ginko Restaurant prepares masterpieces that look way too good to eat. When you finally give in and chow down, you'll be blown away by the taste. Share this delicious food with your family, friends, or team, and let Ginko treat you to a private tasting menu or buffet/family style catering. Order up plenty of tempura veggies alongside your choice of entrees, starches, and desserts. Tempura Day only comes once a year; why not celebrate in style?
Umi Sushi
7558 Pearl Rd., Middleburg Heights, OH 44130
At Umi Sushi, they believe that small changes — such as using better ingredients — have huge impacts on food. You'll immediately taste these little differences in every big bite you take of Authentic Wok Tempura. Umi Sushi is a great lunch or dinner spot, but we insist that you visit during happy hour for discounted tempura sushi rolls and finish them off in style with decadent Tempura Vanilla Ice Cream.
Parallax
2179 W. 11th St., Cleveland, OH 44113
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French cooking techniques receive an Asian flourish at Parallax. Fusion seafood and sushi are highlighted on their delicious menu. Fancy Vegetable Tempura with your Duck Confit? What about Tempura Lobster Tail and a side of Tempura Green Beans? These palette pleasers and more are ready for you to experience at Parallax.
Table for Two
Where is your favorite place to grab tempura around Northeast Ohio?
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Ring in the New Year with These LoLo Gifts
Now that you've fulfilled everyone else's holiday wishes, reward yourself with a present from Cutler Real Estate and LoLo Gifts.
Greet the new year by exploring the wonderful shops and services around Northeast Ohio, Columbus, and Cincinnati. Our agents at Cutler Real Estate have partnered with LoLo Gifts in order to offer these special treats.
December Gifts:
Canton: Pizza
Camellone Italian American Cuisine
4630 Cleveland Ave. NW, Canton, OH 44709
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Dining with family or friends? Pizza is something that will make everyone happy. Share the tasty goodness of free pizza from Camellone Italian American Cuisine.
About Camellone Italian American Cuisine
At Camellone Italian American Cuisine, their motto is, "Eat well, laugh often, love much." They take care of the first part by making pizza from scratch, including the dough and sauce. Choose from New York-style, Detroit-style, sheet-style, and even low-carb versions. Check the website for listings of lunch and monthly specials.
Contact and Hours
330.754.6995
Monday - Thursday 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday 4 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Akron: Coffee
Muggswigz Coffee & Tea
3452 Manchester Rd., Akron, OH 44319
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Whether you need a quick pick-me-up before work or you want to relax with a good book, coffee fits the bill. Whatever your day holds, stop at Muggswigz Coffee & Tea for a cup of your favorite hot beverage.
About Muggswigz Coffee & Tea
Locally owned-and-operated Muggswigz Coffee & Tea has been recognized by USA Today as one of the 10 Best Coffeehouses in America. All coffee, including their signature espresso blend, is brewed in-house for superior quality and freshness. Place your order online ahead of time for quick and easy pickup.
Contact and Hours
234.900.8101
Monday - Saturday 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Sunday - 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Cincinnati: Torta or Tacos
Mama Lo Hizo
1801 Race St., Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Not ready to stop the holiday celebrations? Every day's a fiesta at Mama Lo Hizo. Spice up your day with a free torta or tacos. Don't forget the salsa and guacamole!
About Mama Lo Hizo
Tucked into the west wing of the popular Findlay Market is Mama Lo Hizo, a delightful food stand serving Mexican favorites such as burritos, tacos, and flan. The name translates to "Mama made it," and serves as a tribute to owner Mark Whitworth's beloved mother. Mama Lo Hizo's family specials make a perfect dinner for those don't-want-to-cook days.
Contact and Hours
513.257.7959
Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Columbus: Pizza Boat
GoreMade Pizza
936 N. 4th St., Columbus, OH 43201
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In the mood for pizza but there's no one around to share? Any pie at GoreMade Pizza can be ordered as a convenient half-sized pizza boat.
About GoreMade Pizza
GoreMade Pizza is truly a labor of love. It started with a group of friends gathering for pizza Sunday, then expanded to a mobile wood-fired catering company. Now you can enjoy their farm-to-table, Neapolitan-style pizza on the patio of their brick-and-mortar location, even during cold weather months.
Contact and Hours
614.725.2115
Tuesday - Sunday Noon - 9 p.m.
Wooster: Coffee and Cretzel
Sure House Coffee Roasting Co.
151 S. Market St., Wooster, OH 44691
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Tantalize your taste buds and expand your vocabulary with free coffee and a cretzel from Sure House Coffee Roasting. The sweet and savory croissant-pretzel mashup is bound to become your new go-to snack.
About Sure House Coffee Roasting Co.
Sure House Coffee Roasting believes that a sense of community can extend around the globe. In addition to purchasing locally-produced products, they source their single-origin beans from fair-trade organic suppliers. Cretzels come in chocolate, cinnamon-sugar, and everything flavors, or choose gluten-free scones and chocolate chip cookies.
Contact and Hours
330.601.0645
Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Medina: $10 Certificate
Honey Bee Bakery
23 Public Square, Medina, OH 44256
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Medina is buzzing about the luscious cookies, brownies, and macarons at the Honey Bee Bakery. Indulge your sweet tooth with $10 worth of freshly-made baked goods.
About Honey Bee Bakery
Remember how comforting it was to eat Grandma's homemade cookies? The bakers at Honey Bee Bakery do, and they've mastered all the traditional recipes to give you that same nostalgic feeling. With more than 500 cookie cutters on hand, they can make their signature hand-decorated sugar cookies to coordinate with any event or occasion. If that's not enough, their espresso bar features dozens of flavors to create specialty drinks such as Almond Joy and Honey Lavender.
Contact and Hours
330.725.0912
Thursday - Saturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Welcome 2021!
2020 may finally be coming to a close, but thanks to Cutler Real Estate and LoLo Gifts, the freebies will keep coming. Simply contact your Cutler Real Estate agent to get in on the fun.
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12 Reasons to Move to Ohio in 2021
Did you know the Center of the World is in Ohio? Yes, there actually is an unincorporated community by that name near Youngstown, not far from the Pennsylvania state line.
But there are a number of truly compelling reasons why one of the state's slogans is, "Center of the Universe." If you're looking for a new home in 2021, here are a dozen fascinating features that make a great case for finding it in Northeast Ohio, Columbus, or Cincinnati.
- Cleveland Rocks!
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America's musical legacy includes genres from country to gospel, but none is more deeply entrenched in our country's spirit than rock and roll. Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed coined that iconic term, so it's only fitting that the city was chosen to be the home of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Designed by legendary architect I.M. Pei, the Hall was dedicated in 1995 and includes 338 inductees. - Marching to a Different Drum
Most big cities have a number of first-class historical, scientific, and art museums, and Cleveland is no exception. But if you prefer exploring culture that's a little offbeat, you're in luck. Cleveland features several delightfully quirky collections that pay tribute to the weirder side of life. Start your journey by checking out the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and the Dittrick Museum of Medical History. - Thrills, Chills, and Spills
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Lake Erie's shoreline is also the site of another type of rockin' and rollin'. Cedar Point in Sandusky proudly bears the title of "Roller Coaster Capital of the World." With its world-record 71 rides, 17 of which are roller coasters, the park has been an annual summer tradition for countless families. As the second-oldest amusement park in the United States, Cedar Point's humble beginnings date back to 1870, when it consisted of a public beach, beer garden, and dance floor. - Dotting the "I"
More than 60,000 students can't be wrong: Ohio State University is one of the largest and most prestigious institutes of higher learning in the country. OSU's top academic programs are matched by collegiate sports teams that frequently sit atop the national rankings. The marching band's halftime performance of Script Ohio, with a sousaphone player dotting the "i," has become one of the most enduring and beloved traditions of Saturday afternoon football games at the "Horseshoe." - I Triple-Dog Dare Ya!
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Warm, witty, and relatable, A Christmas Story has become a holiday classic for all ages. Reenact your favorite scenes at the actual house that served as the Parker family home, located in Cleveland's historic and elegant Tremont neighborhood. Right across the street is the companion museum, where you can view memorabilia such as Randy's snowsuit and purchase your very own "fra-gee-lay" leg lamp. - Prost!
With the rise of microbreweries, domestic beers began to rival imports in terms of variety and quality. Hipster towns such as Denver, Seattle, and Portland are often considered leaders in this movement, but did you know that Columbus ranks in the top five U.S. cities for craft beer production? Untappd, an app focusing on all things beer-related, gives high marks to local favorites Hoof Hearted, Pretentious Barrel House, and Columbus Brewing Company. - All Roads Lead to Columbus
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Do you enjoy having family and friends come to visit? It's a little-known and astonishing fact that 48 percent of the U.S. population lives within a 500-mile radius of Columbus. Major urban centers such as Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and Washington, D.C. are no more than a day's drive away. Toronto and Ottawa are also within that radius, adding some international flair. - Fast Food Nation
As the birthplace of Wendy's and Buffalo Wild Wings and the headquarters of White Castle, Columbus has plenty of fast food cred. That's just one of the reasons why the city has become well-known as Test Market, USA. Thrillist, Business Insider, and other sources have long noted that Columbus is the go-to for Starbucks, Burger King, and other national brands testing new products. The city's diverse demographics are valued as an ideal cross-section of the national population. - Living on the Square in Cincinnati
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Fans of classic sitcoms immediately recognize Fountain Square from its cameo in the opening credits of WKRP in Cincinnati. As downtown's shopping, entertainment, and cultural hub, Fountain Square is truly the heart and soul of this vibrant city. - Crossing the Line
Cincinnati's fabulousness can't be contained by just one state. The metropolitan area spills across the Ohio River into Kentucky, incorporating such charming cities as Florence, Union, and Walton. Cross the historic, Brooklyn Bridge-esque John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge to travel from Cincinnati to Covington, which is the actual home of the Cincinnati International Airport.
- It's All About the Chili
Chili is a dish that lends itself to a wide range of ingredients and preparations. But Cincinnati still managed to put itself on the culinary map with a unique version that keeps people coming back for more. More of a sauce than a stew or soup, Cincinnati chili is almost always served on top of hot dogs or spaghetti noodles. Unexpected seasonings such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and chocolate give the chili a Mediterranean flavor. Order it 3-way topped with cheddar cheese, add onions or beans to make it 4-way, or go for the works with 5-way.View this post on Instagram - The Color Purple
Get a good workout or embrace eco-friendly forms of transportation with a brisk walk across the Newport Southbank Bridge. The span, familiarly known as the Purple People Bridge due to its distinctive color, is a half-mile-long pedestrian bridge connecting Cincinnati and Newport, KY.
The Three Cs
Cleveland, Columbus, or Cincinnati: which one is the perfect fit for you?
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