Thanks to our city’s love and appreciation for the past, you can still have a few of the same experiences you could have in Cincinnati back in the 1950s. A lot has changed in the Queen City over the years, but if you look for it, much remains the same. For a literal taste of nostalgia, head to Hathaway’s Diner in downtown Cincinnati. Recently named the best diner in Ohio by The Food Network, Hathaway’s almost left Carew Tower at one point. But this local treasure remains and if you haven’t visited in the past 60 years, there’s no better time than the present.

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In a state like ours that appreciates good food and has so many great local restaurants, it’s quite an honor to be named the best diner in Ohio. Hathaway’s has long been a favorite diner in Cincinnati and it continues to get the recognition it deserves. Do you love this 50s diner in Cincinnati? What’s your favorite thing to order? Share your thoughts and memories with us in the comments!

For more information, follow along with Hathaway’s on Facebook. The diner is open Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

And for another local diner that’s worth a try, check out this favorite that’s just across the river.

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