Stroll Down A Colorful Street In Cincinnati And Hang Out In Charming Northside
By Andrea Limke|Published January 24, 2020
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Andrea Limke
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A Cincinnati native who has lived in Kentucky for over 10 years, Andrea's heart belongs both in the Queen City and the Bluegrass State. After earning an education degree and working in that field for a number of years, Andrea began to pursue her passion for writing over 6 years ago. Since then she has written for a number of print and online publications, as well as published a children's book.
Cincinnati is made up of so many unique, charming, and eclectic neighborhoods. While everyone seems to have a favorite place to live and hang out, we all can appreciate the features of each place that, when put together, create a city that we all call home. Neighborhoods also change over the years, yet they seem to maintain the same character. One example of this is Northside. This Cincinnati neighborhood is the perfect blend of new and old and is ideal for both living and visiting. Stroll down the colorful streets of Northside and experience the charm of its history, restaurants, shops, and eclectic nature.
Northside is one of many historic neighborhoods within Cincinnati that is a mix of historic homes and buildings, as well as new and modern businesses and restaurants.
While it's always been a community, the neighborhood feel of Northside has only become stronger in recent years. Many older homes have been renovated and new businesses have moved into the area, especially along the stretch of Hamilton Avenue.
You'll still find plenty of historic features throughout the neighborhood, including churches, warehouses, and homes.
Once called Cumminsville, the area has been Northside for decades and is known for its diversity in every sense of the word. It's a welcoming community with parks, restaurants, and vibrant streets.
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In fact, you'll want to spend some time driving or walking along the colorful streets of Northside.
Many of these charming homes have been rehabbed and real estate in the area is doing very well. You'll find several quaint streets like this off of Hamilton Avenue.
For some of the best food in the city, check out Ruth's Parkside Cafe. Housed in an old warehouse, the ambiance here is wonderfully unique. See more of this Northside restaurant in our previous article.
The Northside Yacht Club is another local favorite and also a must-try restaurant in Cincinnati.
It also offers a unique atmosphere, as well as brunch, wings, and these over-the-top Bloody Marys, all of which are worth a try. See more in this feature of the Northside Yacht Club.
You'll find a surprising number of restaurants in this rather small area of town. The Littlefield is another Northside gem.
Visit on a nice day and take advantage of the patio or stop by any time of year for a memorable meal from their creative and delicious menu. Read more about The Littlefield in our previous article.
In addition to all of the scrumptious dining experiences you can have in Northside, the neighborhood is just plain fun.
Visit on the 4th of July for one of the best parades in the city. And just make sure to take the time to check out this colorful, eclectic neighborhood in Cincinnati.
The colorful streets of Northside are just one example of the character you’ll find here. Whether you live in the neighborhood or haven’t been in a while, take time to appreciate this historic and vibrant area of our city. Is Northside one of your favorite Cincinnati neighborhoods? What do you love about it? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!
