HeyJaredRay Marcano
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Review: At Thai Village, the sauces shine and the menu is extensive with appetizers, entrees and sushi (opens the original)
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When I want Asian food, I frequent a number of small mom and pop restaurants in assuming strip malls thatâs more geared for carryout than dine in. Thai Village at Cornerstone of Centerville has taken the opposite approach. Itâs a well-appointed sit-down restaurant, provides a nice ambiance and interior with a combination of tables, booths and partitioned areas that provide a little more privacy. The stocked bar contains standard spirits (Makerâs Mark, Titoâs) as well as domestic, Japanes
Review: DelightMore wine event at the Mercantile Immersive was delightful (opens the original)
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Restaurants arenât the only establishments that host wine dinners. The catering company DelightMore has held occasional wine dinners at the Mercantile Immersive in Cincinnati. On Aug. 20, the company tried, for the first time, a more casual event that featured stations with food and beverages. âWe want to be encouraged by what we see tonight; hopefully we get good feedback,â Don Vonderhaar, the CEO/owner of DelightMore, said at the event. âEverybody seems to really enjoy the format, so y
Review: Whiskey Yard’s ambiance, food and even the music are all top-notch (opens the original)
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Black bean ravioli is on the Whiskey Yard menu. Whiskery Yard is located in Liberty Center in Liberty Twp., Butler County. Ray Marcano / Contributed Photos The Liberty Center in Liberty Twp., Butler County, has made a name for itself with an array of restaurants worth visiting. Add Whiskey Yard to that list. As one of the restaurants in the Epic Brands portfolio that incudes Son of a Butcher and Agave and Rye, I expected Whiskey Yard to be good. I didnât expect it to be this good. Whiskey Yard
Review: Dining at Son of a Butcher is like eating at an art gallery (opens the original)
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Itâs safe to say I have never walked into a restaurant that keeps a bathtub off its main entrance. Thatâs what youâll see when you walk into the chic and eclectic Son of a Butcher, a restaurant with décor youâre more likely to find in the Village area of New York City. The fun and funky artistry, reminiscent of the 1970s street art movement, starts with vibrant colors around the front door. Walk in, look to the left, and thereâs the bathtub in front of a bold mural. Art covers every w
Review: Mamma DiSalvo’s Italian Ristorante feels like family (and tastes great) (opens the original)
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Iâve been to Mamma DiSalvoâs Italian Ristorante once, and it was so long ago Iâd donât remember anything about it. I see the familiar signage when I pass, read the mostly positive reviews online, and think about a family thatâs been a big part of the community for a long time. I had forgotten how popular the place is. I pulled up on a recent Thursday night and was surprised to find DiSalvoâs packed by 5:30 p.m. I didnât have a reservation, so I took a seat at the bar while I waited
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