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Owner and chef Jon Diebold says the closure has nothing to do with “the pandemic, the labor shortage, or any global shipping crisis.”

Chef and owner Jon Diebold said the closing is not a result of the pandemic, labor shortage or other reasons, rather, it was a long thought-out decision.

A longstanding staple in downtown Cincinnati is closing its doors.

Cincinnati Magazine April 28, 2021 If you find yourself hankering for some fresh seafood as the summer draws nearer, these spots could be where you get your next great maritime meal. Carlo & Johnny There is perhaps no better Jeff Ruby experience than Carlo & Johnny and the can’t-miss selections from its award-winning raw bars. Try some of the favorites like fresh, huge Tiger Shrimp Cocktail, Alaskan King Crab, and chef’s selections of east and west coast oysters flown in daily. 9769 Montgo...

Cincinnati’s weirdest beer festival to return in 2021 — with big changes 2019 Cincinnati Bockfest Parade (Source: Brian Planalp) By Brian Planalp | February 12, 2021 at 5:11 PM EST - Updated February 12 at 5:38 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Bockfest is officially on, but the event’s 29th year won’t look nearly the same as its first 28. Usually a raucous, three-day party featuring cultish characters, bizarre rituals and legion local businesses in Downtown Cincinnati and Ov...