Best Nightlife in West Chester Township

"Taste of Cincinnati is the United States' longest continually-running culinary arts festival, held each Memorial Day weekend in downtown Cincinnati at Fifth Street near Fountain Square. The event was originally founded in 1979 by Frisch's vice president Karen Maier and attracts over 550,000 attendees, making it one of the largest annual street festivals in the nation. More than 50 restaurants and food trucks participate in the festival, serving up signature dishes and special menu items."

"Brunch is a staple that is served all day in this booming popular Belgium bistro. While the Taste of Belgium is known for its decant waffles, they also serve a variety of traditional Belgium recipes with a twist. Enjoy one of their many crepes, split a pot of mussels, or try one of their many unique brunch features."

"One of my favorite spots for brunch downtown is Taste of Belgium. Their “Brunch All Day” menu includes my personal favorite – Goetta Hash: Eckerlin goetta, two eggs, frites, roasted peppers & onions. The menu has something for everyone with includes like oatmeal, omelets, crepes, a tofu scramble, and more."

"This restaurant in the Carew Tower's Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza maintains the elegant, art deco design of the hotel. Look up to see...Read More"

"An American gastropub, with small plates and everything made from scratch, down to the bread, the gelato and the pasta. The restaurant also features a coffee and pastry window from 7 to 11 a.m., offering pastry pockets, along with scones, popovers and cinnamon rolls. Streetcar Stop #4: 8th & Main"

"Made a reservation for my husbands birthday and from the moment we entered, we received phenomenal service. Every employee we came across was friendly and... (513) 246-4272Order online"

"Made a reservation for my husbands birthday and from the moment we entered, we received phenomenal service. Every employee we came across was friendly an..."

"Housed in the former studio and manufacturing facility of the world-renowned Rookwood Pottery Company, The Rookwood has been one of Cincy’s outstanding restaurants since 2008. It still preserves the feel of the factory with brick walls, kilns and potteries, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The restaurant specializes in traditional cuisine, which is defined by its focus on fresh and seasonal ingredients and its hand-crafted cocktails."

"The Rookwood is decorated with special details, like Edison light bulbs, Tolix barstools and wooden tables. The breakfasts and brunches are top-notch!"

"The Cincinnati region's rolling terrain offers phenomenal panoramic vistas. Get your camera ready to soak up some Instagram-worthy scenery at these... Sit, sip and savor at urban wineries and sprawling rural vineyards in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky."

"Even if you don’t overnight at the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, stop in for drinks at Orchids at Palm Court. The Westin Cincinnati at Fountain Square combines heavenly beds, a great pool and Ingredients cafe for a quiet stay."

"Next up is Central Business District's Boca, situated at 114 E. Sixth St. With 4.5 stars out of 392 reviews on Yelp, the Italian and French spot, which also offers gluten-free options, has proven to be a local favorite for those looking to indulge."

"Our table started with the pommes soufflés which are always a crowd favorite. I got the kale & ricotta ravioli which is to die for!. I am not a big kale person usually but this dish changed my mind."

"With two locations in the Cincinnati area, Sugar 'n Spice Diner is known for its classic diner interiors, with bright, friendly retro colors and classic breakfast dishes to match. Savory fare includes a wide variety of omelets, breakfast sandwiches with your choice of breakfast meats, eggs Benedict, salmon and eggs, and waffles and chicken wings. Signature wispy thin pancakes come either in a classic flavor with butter and syrup or touched up with blueberries, chocolate chips, or bananas."

"This retro diner is the home to fluffy omelets, stacks of pancakes, and heaps of rubber ducks!. Since 1941 the Sugar n’ Spice Diner has been providing a fun, family-friendly atmosphere with great food that keeps guests returning. An impressive collection of rubber ducks can be found throughout the restaurant."

"This quirky, creative, family-run establishment is known for their wispy-thin pancakes. Be sure to have the kiddos grab one of their signature rubber duckies from the “duck bucket!"

"A Cincinnati institution since 1870, family-owned Graeter’s Ice Cream uses a French pot process to churn out its ridiculously rich and creamy finished products, two and a half gallons at a time for ultimate quality control. And don’t expect to find any wimpy little chocolate chips here. Graeter’s drizzles its chocolate into the mix, resulting in irregularly shaped toothsome chunks that stay soft in the ice cream, like finding pieces of buried treasure."