Cincinnati, Ohio is an urban area in the Midwest that is very pretty with the many rolling hills and the the way it sits right on the Ohio River with the many bridges connecting the downtown to Kentucky. Each city in America is famous for their special restaurants to go to or even their own kind of food that can be found nowhere else. This article will discuss the 4 top places that are favorites for those residing in Cincinnati to eat according to the business owner of Cincinnati janitorial supplies and Cincinnati janitorial supply company. The favorite places in Cincinnati are Graeter's ice cream, La Rosa's pizza, Montgomery Inn ribs and Skyline chili.

If you ask anybody from Cincinnati or used to live there what their favorite ice cream is they will most definitely say, Graeter's. In fact it is one of the biggest items that many people who leave Cincinnati say they miss most about living there. Graeter's was founded by Louis Graeter in 1870 and are known to still use the French pot method of making ice cream that they did originally in smaller batches to have it be creamy and dense. They are well known for the huge chocolate chips that are added to several of their top flavors.

La Rosa's pizza began in 1954 by Buddy La Rosa who enjoyed making his Aunt Dena's pizza recipe. One day Buddy sold some of these pizzas at his church festival and people loved it asking him to make more so he decided to open up his own pizzeria in his neighborhood in Cincinnati. Now many years later, there are LaRosa's pizza places all over Cincinnati including a few in Kentucky and Indiana too. The same recipe that was done by Aunt Dena is still the same now and they have added other items to their menu to have wonderful calzones, hoagies, pasta and salads too.

Montgomery Inn is another Cincinnati favorite and are known for their delicious ribs. It started in 1951, by Matula and Ted Gregory which started out as a tavern and bar with a few things to eat. Matulas ribs and sauce soon were on the menu and the restaurant became the place to eat ribs. The 1st celebrity to endorse Montgomery Inn for their ribs was Bob Hope and many have come to eat there since then. Even to-go orders have been made for Presidents that are rushing in and out of Cincinnati. Many residents choose to go to the original location or the one at the boathouse on the water for a special occasion.

Probably the most famous Cincinnati food would be Skyline chili where they serve a different type of chili than most people are used to and serve it over spaghetti which is now known in other states as Cincinnati style chili. Skyline chili was started by a young Greek man named Nicholas Lambrinides and made a chili using several different seasonings including cinnamon to serve over Coney style hot dogs and spaghetti.