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Went there for the Lions vs Bengals game. The stadium was easily 50% Lions fans that made the trip down. The city was nice, clean, people were friendly, the weather was exceptional, Paycor stadium was nice but felt very sterile. Minimal character or charm. The Lions took care of business.
I'd certainly go again for a long weekend to see more.

Did you try the chili and spaghetti that they’re famous for?

Antknot wrote: ↑Mon Oct 06, 2025 8:38 pm Did you try the chili and spaghetti that they’re famous for?

I did not.

I have a good friends that raves about Cincy. He absolutely loves it and is considering moving there

Biker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 06, 2025 9:25 pm I have a good friends that raves about Cincy. He absolutely loves it and is considering moving there

The down town area was incredible. Clean, vibrant, excellent mix of old and new, well thought out...just an incredible use of their riverfront. The ubiquitous weed smell was a bit off-putting but that is basically everywhere now. I did not make it over to the Kentucky side but people we met down there said it is also pretty cool.

Antknot wrote: ↑Mon Oct 06, 2025 8:38 pm Did you try the chili and spaghetti that they’re famous for?

Steak 'n Shake serves a version of that. It's both disgusting and intriguing at the same time.