The 9 Best Places for Skirts in Cincinnati

Joseph Cahill: These guys are some of the best in the business in the area. If you need an excellent cut of meat, Eckerlin's is the place to find it.

Amy Coates: Goetta breakfast sandwich is delicious. And only $3.50!

Craig Curk: Great services...

Rory Parness: Nice place to hang when the weather is nice. They show lots of sporting events on the big screen

HISTORY: This fountain was founded in 1871 & was a gift from Henry Probasco in memory of Tyler Davidson. Probasco traveled to Munich & commissioned a bronze allegorical fountain named The Genius of Water.

Cincinnati History Photos: Fountain Square's centerpiece is the Tyler Davidson Fountain, which was donated by Henry Probasco and dedicated on October 6, 1871. 1935 photo courtesy Cincinnati Museum Center.

Alexandra: Awesome vegan lunch spot. Get the burger of the week and the kombucha!

Andy: Try the Vegan Goetta from Vegan Roots Cincinnati!

Melanie Wissel: I recommend the workshops on cloth diapering and babywearing.

Tatiana Danger: Awesome bar to drink with a large group. They sometimes have hot apple cider mixed with any spirit of your choosing. MUST TRY!

Spike: If you're looking for a bar with a backyard BBQ feel, this is it. An outdoor patio with multiple fire pits as well as bocce pits and giant jenga. Bring your dog!

Tony T: for the best drink-slinger in town ask for Molly Wellmann

Yayan Liu: Tagliatelle mussel marinara w Italian tomatoes & white wine&garlic. Yum!! Very crowded, best w reservation

Brian Harwell: The scallops appetizer, gnocchi entree, and panna cotta dessert were delicious!

Prashant Lad: Good ambience! Very slow in service. Portion size is small for the price.

Margaret-Ellen Jeffreys: an absolute must in Cincy. Try the savories, and you can't go wrong with a mixed box of the cookies and brownies. Read more.

Jason Day: Try the Opera Cream Torte. It's amazing.

Serious Eats: There are too many delicious things to snag at The Bonbonerie, but the Chocolate Salted Caramel Cupcake is the one to grab if you want some chocolate with pizazz.

R B: More of craft fair than flea market. Nonetheless it is something fun to do. Great for a casual date or with the family.

Jane Friedman: Monthly Saturday flea market during the summers—meant to mimic Brooklyn tradition.

Liz Wharton: Nice set up, but not a flea market. Should be named "craft fair". Nice "Pinterest"-inspired crafters, and hipster style. Bonus of being in beautiful Washington Park in the shadow of Music Hall.