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âWeâre overwhelmed and appreciativeâ: $4,500 left to The Birch as part of Crosstown tip-off Chef Alex Clement, line cook Hunter Hoffman and owner Aaron Tritsch in front of The Birch in Terrace Park. (Source: The Birch/Enquirer) By Briana Rice | February 9, 2021 at 7:17 PM EST - Updated February 9 at 7:18 PM CINCINNATI (Enquirer) - Cincinnatiâs Crosstown tip-off has a new record amount, according to our partners at the Enquirer. On Tuesday, Xavier fans left a more than $4,000 tip at The Birch in Terrace Park. A note on the receipt read: âGo X! We love The Birch and treasure this sweet place.â
A $3,000 tip put UC further in the lead in the Crosstown âtip offâ A UC fan left a $2,151 tip at Mio's Pizzeria Friday. (Source: Mio's Pizzeria/ Provided) By FOX19 Digital Staff | February 7, 2021 at 6:16 PM EST - Updated February 8 at 5:38 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - UC soars past Xavier with a $3,000 tip left Sunday afternoon at Clutch in OTR. Clutch wrote to FOX19, âWe canât thank everyone enough for supporting us, and we are truly amazed at everyoneâs generosity! UC we see you, Xaiver, your turn!â The Crosstown âTip Offâ Challenge took another huge jump Friday after two tippers left more than $4,600 in total at different local restaurants.
âTip-offâ challenge continues: UC fan leaves $2K tip at R.P. McMurphyâs The tip-off challenge continued at R.P. McMurphy's. (Source: R.P. McMurphy's) By FOX19 Digital Staff | February 5, 2021 at 9:15 AM EST - Updated February 5 at 2:14 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - More UC and XU fans got in on the âCrosstown Tip-off Challenge.â On Thursday, a UC fan left a $2,000 tip for R.P. McMurphyâs Irish Pub staff members on a $39.89 bill. The tipper wrote, âGuys. Your staff is awesome! JEB rules! Go UC! Go big or go home!â R.P. McMurphyâs said this was an extra special tip because it honored Tri-State restaurant owner Jeremy Bowman, who passed away at the end of 2020 from COVID-19.
The out-of-towner was talking about Xavier University. Once upon a time, the man from Connecticut had gone to school there. One day in early January, a cold day where temperatures barely rose above freezing, the man returned to visit the college with his daughters. They ate at Zip’s Café, a famous Cincinnati burger restaurant in Mount Lookout. One of the workers wore Xavier gear, and so that’s what they talked about. But this wasn’t Zip’s like the man remembered. The typically cramped and crowded restaurant seemed almost barren. There were QR codes linked to menus on the walls and signs about wearing a mask. The tables in the center of the dining room had been removed as part of COVID-19 precautions.
Possession arrow to UC as âCrosstown Tip-Offâ sets jaw-dropping new pace More than $17,000 have been left on Cincinnati tabletops since the challenge began in January. A customer left a $1,500 tip at The Echo in Hyde Park Tuesday. (Source: The Echo/Provided) By Brian Planalp | February 2, 2021 at 4:31 PM EST - Updated February 2 at 8:16 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - The Crosstown Tip-Off Challenge is officially a tie â and the ball is in UCâs court. Monday night the Incline Public House posted a $1,500 tip left by a gracious customer who wrote, âI love both teams! Support our restaurants!â It wasnât 24 hours before hostilities were renewed (âplayfully, of course.)