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Le Bar a Boeuf, the last remaining of Jean-Robert’s restaurants, to close

The last of Jean-Robert de Cavel’s restaurants is closing its doors. Le Bar a Boeuf, the French bistro in East Walnut Hills, will close for good on Aug. 1. The bistro opened in March 2015 as part of a long string of restaurants from Jean-Robert, Cincinnati’s most famous chef. Jean-Robert began his Queen City career [] The post Le Bar a Boeuf, the last remaining of Jean-Robert’s restaurants, to close appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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A look inside Concorde, Madisonville’s newest European restaurant

With Concorde, a new European-inspired restaurant in Madisonville, chef/restaurateur Kevin Armon is finally living out his dream of opening a restaurant inspired by his travels. Armon, who has spent 35 years cooking professionally, has lived in Paris, New York City, Philadelphia, Connecticut, Washington D.C. and more. But only now is he fusing all of his [] The post A look inside Concorde, Madisonville’s newest European restaurant appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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Kings Island Food and Wine Festival offers unexpected oasis in theme park setting

I don’t consider Kings Island a particularly “glamorous” place. Any of my daily concerns about generally avoiding a disheveled appearance go out the door once I pass through its entrance gates. For me, it’s always been a place of screams, blue ice cream-stained shirts, and rollercoaster-ruffled hair that just. Won’t. De-tangle. So when I learned [] The post Kings Island Food and Wine Festival offers unexpected oasis in theme park setting appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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Five places to let your geek flag fly in Cincinnati

July 13 is apparently “Embrace Your Geekness Day” according to multiple secondary-holiday websites; the type of places that let you know when “International Talk Like a Pirate Day” (Sept. 19) or “Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day” (Feb. 7) are. To celebrate the holiday, here are five particularly geeky locations to visit throughout the Queen [] The post Five places to let your geek flag fly in Cincinnati appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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Manifest’s newest award winners could be the next names to watch in the art world

Three artists have a new honor to add to their resumes after earning top awards from Cincinnati arts nonprofit Manifest. The organization, founded in 2004 on Woodburn Avenue by local university professors and students seeking to make a positive community impact on Cincinnati’s art scene, has been presenting a ‘Grand Jury Award’ since its 13th [] The post Manifest’s newest award winners could be the next names to watch in the art world appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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Todd Rundgren’s latest tour will stop in NKY

Get ready to “Bang The Drum All Day” in Cincinnati. Todd Rundgren, the legendary singer, songwriter and producer known for every song your dad likes on classic rock radio, will perform at the MegaCorp Pavilion, at 101 W 4th St., in Newport on Aug. 15. Rundgren, a 2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, [] The post Todd Rundgren’s latest tour will stop in NKY appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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We tried everything on Killer Queen’s new menu: here’s what to order

Killer Queen has long been a favorite of visitors at The Banks, thanks to its extensive food menu and its status as one of the only craft cocktail bars in the area. On Thursday night, CityBeat joined various other media members and influencers at the business at 180 E. Freedom Way, to try out their [] The post We tried everything on Killer Queen’s new menu: here’s what to order appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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What you need to know about Cincinnati Burger Week, back this week

Thousands of Cincinnatians will be enjoying cheap burgers this week with the return of Cincinnati Burger Week, a city-wide event where you can snag a premium burger at local restaurants for 9 or less. From July 13 to 19, nearly a hundred restaurants in the Greater Cincinnati area will serve up gourmet burgers for less [] The post What you need to know about Cincinnati Burger Week, back this week appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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47 years later, Denton Affair fans still shudder with antici…

The Esquire Theatre has been a centerpiece of the Cincinnati art scene since it opened in 1911. Originally operating as the Clifton Opera House, the then single-screen theater showed silent films and hosted stage shows until 1927, when it transitioned to new-fangled “talkie” shows. The stage-show element hasn’t left the Esquire entirely, though. On any [] The post 47 years later, Denton Affair fans still shudder with antici appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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Cincinnati Museum Center to hold special ‘Apollo 11’ screening with NASA meet-and-greet

Next weekend at the Cincinnati Museum Center, revisit the moment when Neil Armstrong took one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. As part of the statewide “Ohio Goes to the Movies” initiative, the Museum Center and Film Cincinnati are hosting a special screening of Todd Douglas Miller’s award-winning documentary “Apollo 11,” with [] The post Cincinnati Museum Center to hold special ‘Apollo 11’ screening with NASA meet-and-greet appeared first on Cincinnati CityBeat.

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