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The Dish: Recent Restaurant Openings and Closings in Greater Cincinnati

Check out the latest additions to the Queen City's culinary scene plus the dining establishments that recently closed.

Nolia Kitchen Brings New Orleans-Style Cuisine to Over-the-Rhine, and more Cincinnati Restaurant News You May Have Missed This Month

April was chock full of restaurant openings in Cincinnati,  from authentic New Orleans dining to a brand new burger spot.

That's a wrap: Greater Cincinnati's latest restaurant, bar news - Cincinnati Business Courier

O Pie O to close East Walnut Hills restaurant as it rebrands - Cincinnati Business Courier

O Pie O bakehouse of East Walnut Hills recalls pies in Cincinnati area

O Pie O is voluntarily recalling some pies sold in Kroger stores because their labels do not list an egg ingredient that can cause allergic reactions in some people. The recall by the East Walnut Hills company includes single servings of Chicken Pot Hand Pies and Saag Paneer Hand Pies weighing 7.1 ounces and packaged in a box. That’s according to a news release issued by the Ohio Department of Agriculture on behalf of O Pie O. The pies being recalled were available for sale from March 10, 2019, to April 7, 2021, or on the last day offered for sale in Kroger stores in Downton Cincinnati, Amelia, Anderson Township, Colerain Township, Corryville, Dent, Harrison, Hyde Park, Lebanon, Liberty Township, Mariemont, Oakley and Western Hills.

O Pie O Supports Its Employees Through the Pandemic - Cincinnati Magazine

Cincinnati Magazine March 1, 2021 At the beginning of March 2020, tangible signs that our lives would soon be turned upside down were emerging. On March 11, the World Health Organization officially categorized COVID-19 a global pandemic, with around 1,000 cases in the U.S. and just shy of 120,000 worldwide. The first tri-state cases were diagnosed in Butler County on March 13. Illustration by Vidhya Nagarajan 2021, Levy Creative Management, NYC The next day wouldn’t have spectacular significance, except to mathematics fanatics and anyone looking for an excuse to eat pie. “Pi Day [3.14] is one of our biggest days of the year,” says Lou Ginocchio, owner of O Pie O in Walnut Hills and Over-the-Rhine.