A great new place on the banks. Full service and one of the best margaritas I have ever had. The…read moreantihero tequila strawberry purée lemon juice elderflower jalapeño and basil. A flavor bomb indeed. You can order food at a food window. Had the cold chicken sandwich. So yummy. Support this new business and you won't be disappointed

Definitely check out The Park! Friendly staff, great drink prices. Very fun vibe. Had a great DJ…read moreplaying the entire time we were there. And, he played a wide variety of music. One of the owners, Will, introduced himself and made us feel very welcome. Not to mention he's in Alabama grad, which is a big plus for us! Roll Tide! Roll Park!!

These two Brits have brought the ultimate comfort food to Cincinnati. The short crust for the pies…read moreis bang on, the fillings of beef and potato are oh sooo good. I have yet to try the cheese and onion pies - that is next on my list! My favorite is the Cornish pasty - delicious and easy to eat while walking around the market. Check out the history of the Cornish pasty if you haven't already!

From the owner: Proper, hand made British pies, pasties and sausage rolls.read more

Ah, the pretzel. That crisp knot of doughy-goodness that pulls you in at ballparks, movie theatres,…read moreand the mall food court. Vinnie's takes pretzels to a new high. His food truck serves up fresh baked, made to order pretzels. Each comes with a hilarious name which pokes fun at religion. There are six pretzels to choose from: - The Pope: Parmesan cheese - The Morning Monk: cinnamon sugar - The Sister of Mercy: hot sauce and Parmesan - The Sister of No Mercy: fire sauce and Parmesan - The Friar: salted - The Abbott: unsalted All the pretzels cost $3.00 each, 2 for $5.00 or 3 for $7.00. You can also get a side of cheese dipping sauce for $1.50. But wait... it gets better! Vinnie's serves up fresh squeezed, carnival-style lemonade. Yes, with the lemon juicer and gigantic plastic cups. These cost $3.00 each. Now I can get lemonade during any season of the year... and a pretzel! I was craving something traditional, so I went with the Abbott with a side of cheese. It was delicious, warm, and just the right texture. The cheese sauce was an enormous cup; enough for three pretzels. I'll definitely be tracking down this pretzel truck again. I hear it hides out at 5th and Race Street from 11:00am-3:00pm during the week.

Sit down Auntie Anne's! Vinnie's GP serves perhaps the best pretzel I've ever had and at prices…read morethat will have you coming back for more (I had two!). So, I pigged out and had two of the Sister of No Mercy (glazed with hot sauce and then drowned in Parmesan cheese), good lord it was so good. Prices are on a sliding scale: $3 ea - 2 for $5 - 3 for $7. Nice deal! I will certainly return to try out their other pretzel varieties. Check https://www.facebook.com/vinniesgourmetpretzels for locations of the bright yellow food truck

His hotdogs are the best and I love his chips it's the best.and he puts in so much effort into itread more

Food truck experience was fast, great portions and friendly faces. Requested extra hot sauce and…read moredid not disappoint! Full bowl for reasonable price.

Texas Joe's visited our neighborhood last night and everything was great! I had a bowl with…read morepicadillo and my husband had the brisket quesadilla. This is a must try truck if you see them out and about. They were also super friendly and responsive throughout the booking process, which I really appreciated!

This brand-new french fry business operates out of the Rhinegeist brewery on Friday nights from…read more7-11pm, or until the potatoes run out. I went over there with a group of friends with the sole intention of trying her product, and we weren't disappointed. Even though the owner claimed she had trouble with the batch she was cooking (the last of the night), the fries were crisp on the outside, flavorful, and the perfect thickness. Add in her variety of homemade dipping sauces and it can't be beat! I know she's looking for permanent "window" space and I look forward to trying her other products. Supposedly, there will be a variety of fries, seasonings, and sauces when all is said and done. If what she can do with a pop-up table at a brewery with an inexpensive deep fryer is any indication, the results will be outstanding!

These are seriously some of the best wontons in Cincinnati- especially for how fast and efficient…read morethe staff works to crank them out. Yee Mama is definitely a must visit when you are in Findlay Market or near the area!

I'm obsessed with these dumplings. My go to is the shrimp and pork and I get both sauces. Handmade…read more Amazing.

Great spot to check out in Findlay market. It's all vegan and deli style where you pay by the…read morepound. (You get how much of the food you want without suprises). I have been here at least 6 times and have yet to get one thing I don't love. Some of my favorites have been chick'n salad (both regular & curried), teriyaki tenders, broccoli slaw and fall fresh couscous. Recommend getting a mix of things to try. They also have a desserts by Chubby Bunny Bakery which is a nice treat!

Went to Plant Harmony for lunch and it was such a great experience. It's located inside Findlay…read moreMarket, and the food was fresh, flavorful, and really satisfying. I ordered the turkey bacon club sandwich. Everything tasted thoughtfully prepared, and it's amazing to have such delicious vegan options available at the market. The ingredients tasted fresh and the flavors were well balanced. The staff was also very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. If you're looking for tasty plant-based food while exploring Findlay Market, I definitely recommend stopping by Plant Harmony! The space is a stand within the market but there's seating inside and outside the market. When the weather is nice, the outside seating is great!