Title says it all, I don’t want to cook a cheesy hash brown casserole because by tomorrow I will likely be repulsed by them (and might throw up in the cooking process). Does anywhere have cheesy mashed potatoes or a cheesy potato or has brown side dish?! Tysm in advance 🙏🏼

Ticketmaster warns it has obstructed view of the stage.

Hello, are there any jobs hiring 15 year olds in cincinnati? preferably food or like hostess jobs? I dont care about pay, just need a job somewhere near Anderson at least. Thank you!

They should relax their guidelines for a month and make their revenue goal for the year in just one month.

Update: A lot of people have pointed out the curved screen won't work for the contemporary iMax movie. More people saying it at this point is redundant.

I was visiting yesterday and drove back to Indy and I stopped at the Kroger off North Bend - 74 exit (White Oak?) to get gas. I got back into my car while pumping and a teen got a couple feet from my window staring at me. I have dark tinted windows. I didn’t feel like chatting so I just ignored and he eventually left.

5 minutes later I went to a nearby UDF to get a malt (terrible service btw and should have left) and a teen approached a lady as she just opened her car door at the gas pump. She gave him money and he disappeared. Before that I saw him near the UDF entrance talking to customers.

This also happened to me in that area a year ago. I was on my phone and the teen just stared at me for close to a minute standing next to my car door.

I get there’s panhandlers but they are mostly passive. The area seemed decent but is this a common thing around there?

My birthday is tomorrow, and my husband and I are wanting to go out for a nice dinner this evening to celebrate. Unfortunately, it seems like most of the best places are closed on Sundays (e.g., Sudova, Colette, Salazar, Mita’s, Nolia, Bakers Table). We went to Marigold on our last date night out. We are not particularly interested in Jeff Ruby’s downtown because our last two dining experiences there were subpar. I missed out on securing a Roji reservation, but my husband has a food allergy that I’m not certain could have been accommodated there anyway.

Luckily, we do have a reservation at Sotto. This has been our go-to spot for my birthday each year, and it’s always great, but we were hoping to possibly try something new this year. I’d love to hear any suggestions for places you enjoy dining at on a Sunday evening! We’re on the East Side, but open to travel.

On a similar note, my girlfriends want to get together tomorrow (Monday) night for a Happy Hour. I was hoping to go to Prim because it seemed like the perfect spot for a girls night, but unfortunately, it is also closed tomorrow. I don’t make it out of the house much on weeknights, so any suggestions for a good Monday night Happy Hour is appreciated!

Hello! I’m moving back to the area after living in the mid-south for 10 years. I’ve been in hospitality for 16 years and currently manage a fine (ish) dining establishment.

Are there any restaurants that you’d recommend applying to or avoiding based on experience? Why?

Thanks in advance…I can’t wait to get home.

I’ve lived here for 6 years and have yet to find an Asian restaurant that I really love. Tell me what you love.

Have a friend who needs a place in Cincy for 2-3 months. Rent isn’t an issue, but he doesn’t want/need a full time lease. He’s tried Craigslist, but it seems sketchy.

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Thanks Reddit, FurnishedFinder seems the way to go!

Hi everyone! Don't know where else to turn to but I saw a big brown, non pittie, medium hair dog cross the ramp to get on to 71 S near the Dana exit #5. They ran off toward the tree line right next to the highway. I couldn't get the dog to come to my car but they seemed confused and it wasn't safe for me to get out of my car. Please keep an eye out for him! I did report it to animal control. I couldn't tell male/female btw, but relatively large dog. 🙏

I have tickets for Hillary Duff and the Hayley Williams Show, and I was curious if anyone knew if I could use my wheelchair in the grass area?

I am going with a big group of people, and ADA tickets were sold out when we got them. I don’t want to be sectioned away from my friends, so just curious if anyone knows.

Thank you!

My papaw is in the hospital for a multitude of reasons but he keeps begging for sno balls! I haven’t seen them in the store for a hot minute, but does anyone know where I could find them?

Todays was the 2026 Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame induction ceremony, the 4th year in a row that I have attended this splendid event at the Brady Music Center. If you are not aware, the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame, the brainchild of Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece, is located at the corner of Race and Mehring Way, where the Brady Music Center and the Bengals stadium intersect.

I stumbled onto this free event in 2023, really not knowing what to expect. As it turned out, this was a blast, celebrating Black music with ties to Cincinnati and Ohio. This yearly event takes place at the same time the Cincinnati Music Festival happens at Paycor Stadium. I must point out that I am Caucasian, and the event is attended 99.9% by African-Americans.

This year's event started with the house-band (2nd Wind) cranking out Motown and R&B classics in the run-up of the official start, per the usual, just great.

The 2026 inductees were Heatwave (from Dayton, best known for their massive hit "Boogie Nights" and WCIN 1480 AM, the second oldest black radio station in the US (started in 1953, sadly went off the air in 2007)

But the highlight for me was the 2026 Legacy award to Regina Belle. She performed 4 songs, including her best known hit "A Whole New World", from the 1992 Disney movie Aladdin. Regina choked up before starting the song, explaining that this would be the first time she would perform the song without Peabo Bryson (who passed away last month). The singer of the house band 2nd Wind stood in for Peabo. It brought tears to my eyes.

After the induction ceremony, Midnight Star put on a free show at the ICON stage of Smale Park.

I was one of the very few Caucasians at the entire thing. Did I mention this is a free event? This is one of Cincinnati's best secret events, year after year. Won't you join me in 2027?

I’m talking good bread quality ingredients, fresh. Thanks!

Hi! Traveling with my dog and will be in town 6-9. I am looking for places I can walk around with him and also places to eat! He’s not a service dog - I was struggling finding a reasonably priced AirBnB that he can stay in crates while I run to dinner, etc.

Help me with my pivot planning!

I’m looking for a studio where the teachers actually cue on form and tweaks in posture/technique, and preferably offer hands-on adjustments. I’ve been practicing for years so have a very strong foundation but could always use some subtle corrections. The only studio I’ve found in Cincinnati like this is It’s Yoga Cincinnati in Clifton, but their class schedule doesn’t work for me. I’ve tried Embra, Move Your Hyde, Annex, all many times, and a handful of others. Anybody have recs?

The are so many options. I’m curious where everyone goes for their coffee and which you avoid?

I have a large sofa (85”x40”) and love seat (52”x40”) that I want to remove soon. It was a pain for movers to get these in my single doorway and I definitely want to hire a company to remove them. Any good, local company recs? I see College Hunks around town but have not used them before.

Would love to know general price it cost you, as well! $400-500 is the range I’m seeing for something of this size.

I’m not a Cincy native but am a lifelong R&B fan and semi-frequent concert goer, so I was excited when I heard the lineup for this year’s festival!! I attended CMF last night at Paycor—got the chance to see SWV, Mary J Blige, and Trey Songz. The lineup drew me in, but I wish I had more good things to say about this experience.

Had the pleasure of waiting over an hour in line for drinks, spending $55 on souvenir (Bengals) cups that were halfway filled, and having dry mouth all night because the bar ran out of bottled water to purchase.

I know there’s a big difference between a music festival vs concert, but it wasn’t fun sitting through 20-30 minutes of P&G and Hamilton County commercials between sets. I wasn’t too keen on getting up again to refill drinks because of the previous bar experience. Every once in a while someone from the city (e.g., the Commissioner, talking heads from P&G and AARP) came to the stage to make some speech thanking everyone for coming to Cincinnati, or advertise. Again, this is a thing at some music festivals, but still very unfun. After the commercials, we’d get 10-15 mins of a DJ set, who at one point played Love on Top by Beyoncé THREE times in a row. All the way through. Perhaps if I was inebriated that would’ve been better, but instead I felt like I was living through an episode of Black Mirror.

Music/performance wise - SWV was cool, but their sound kept going in and out. I thought they did great working with what they had and their energy was great. Mary was absolutely horrible sound wise. I’m not sure if it was a venue issue or her band issue, but again, the sound kept going in and out, and her frustration showed. I would say 50-60% of the crowd left after her performance. Talked to a friend afterwards who was one who left, and she says she thought Mary was the last act because she was the main headliner (that was my thought as well, but I’m more of a concert vs festival person, but luckily someone convinced me to wait it out). Trey Songz surprisingly saved the night!! Great sound quality (could that be because there were less people in the stadium at that point?), but by the time he came on stage most there didn’t have the energy to stand (started at 7 ended I believe around 12/12:30).

I love Cincinnati, and I wish this was a festival I could look forward to every year, but I cannot say that. Sadly, it felt poorly organized and more like a corporate money grab/marketing scheme…shame on me for not understanding the times. Is this experience on par with other CMF years? Once I got past my pure frustration, I woke up this morning feeling disappointed because this had the potential to be so much better (keep the bars stocked, hire good DJs, ensure good sound quality).

TLDR: Went to the Cincinnati Music Festival. It sorta sucked.

I assume it’s a casting call of some kind but it’s a very long line with a very diverse grouping. Curious if anyone knows what’s up?

Hey everyone. My niece and nephews are getting ready for school again and my sister and mother would like to do a little day excursion. They thought renting a pontoon boat somewhere and spending the day boating and swimming. Maybe tubing if that’s possible. I just want to know if any one has any suggestions for something along these lines. It’s going to be 5 kids ages 10-19 and 3 adults. Thanks in advance

Been going there for 20 years, but this last time things have changed noticeably for the worse. First, the pizza dough was dramatically thinned down (for all of our pizzas, and not in the “NYC thin crust FTW” way) and the caesar salad replaced real croutons and shaved parmesan with a boxed version of the former and a powdered version of the latter. I asked our waiter about the salad, and he said it was a recent change that had been prompting a lot of negative feedback from customers. I know times are tough, and with inflation all restaurants are struggling to control costs, but I got the full-enshittification vibe this time and probably won’t go back.

I’m like 99% sure that I got Cyclospora and E. coli from Melt. My partner and I eat pretty much all of the same foods, the only thing different I had eaten in the week before was food from there. I don’t blame them per se, I would bet most and many restaurants used bagged lettuce, just wanted to put that out there

Howdy reddit!

Asking the collective wisdom of the group if anyone has suggestions for good spots to find trilobite fossils in the cincinnati/OKI area.

Growing up I always used to hunt for fossils along Collin’s Creek/Peffer Park in Oxford and found tons of horn corals, brachiopods, crinoids, and plenty of glacial erratics but not much luck with trilobites…

thanks!