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The Eagle opened its second Louisville location on Monday.

The 2023 Deloitte Cincinnati 100 list, ranked in order by current year revenues.

The first 50 customers will get $50 gift cards

The swath of Midtown south of Mack Avenue is set to get another restaurant. Cincinnati-based Thunderdome Restaurant Group plans to bring its Southern-style eatery The Eagle Food & Beer Hall to Detroit on Sept. 8. Located at to 3461 Woodward Ave., the restaurant will be a few blocks north of…

All three companies have the potential to join the Deloitte Cincinnati 100 list of the largest privately held companies in the region.

We think these new local restaurants might make the classics cut in the future.

It’s the Lenten season in Cincinnati, which can only mean one thing: fish fry Fridays are back (that, and someone you know has given up chocolate for the next 40 days). So many churches — plus assorted savvy eateries — in Greater Cincinnati are offering some type of special fried fish dish on Fridays. Here are some of our favorites.

The former Cheapside Cafe space downtown is getting new life thanks to local Crown Restaurant Group (Crown Republic Gastropub, Losanti, Rosie’s Cocktails & Pies).

If you’ve lived in Cincinnati for any amount of time, you’ve likely stumbled into the center of a debate between die-hard fans of Skyline and Gold Star: Which local chili chain is the best? But if partisan chili politics isn’t your thing, you can always take the road less traveled and try your tastebuds at a neighborhood restaurant, many of which are just as steeped in tradition and their own unique recipes.

As Amber Ruffin occasionally notes on Late Night with Seth Meyers, “You guys, things have been crazy,” a phrase that can be directly applied to the past eight years for Cincinnati rockers Foxy Shazam.