What you need to know Something magical is brewing in Covington: A Northern Kentucky couple just opened their own cafe that combines a menu of specialty coffee, a cozy atmosphere and a sprinkle of enchantment for the whole community. At 807 Madison Ave., husband-and-wife team Noah and Brittany Markowich created their dream coffee shop. An […]
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Carmelo’s nominated for USA Today’s 10 Best New Restaurants
Carmelo’s in Covington has been nominated by USA Today as one of the 10 best new restaurants in the country and will compete for a spot on the final list throughout December. “Nominations and opportunities like this are possible because of the community (that’s you) that believes in us,” the restaurant, located at 434 Madison […]
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In Search of the Best: Authentic Mexican and Venezuelan street food at La Torta Loca
Beth McDaniel’s In Search of the Best column explores her adventures in food around Northern Kentucky as she looks for the best … everything! Find Beth’s previous columns plus more NKY dining news here. Since I began doing this column, one restaurant recommendation has come up more than any other: La Torta Loca. People who love […]
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Carmelo’s celebrates one year in Covington
Carmelo’s, an Italian restaurant on Madison Avenue in Covington, is celebrating its one-year anniversary. The restaurant is marking this milestone by thanking the community that has made its first year possible and announcing several special releases to commemorate the occasion. Carmelo’s co-founder and chef Mitchell Arens says this celebration is as much about the guests as it […]
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Fry Guys Visit: The 859 Taproom Bar and Grill
Will Johnson is a member of the LINK nky editorial board, and he loves, loves, LOVES french fries. Find Will’s previous columns and more on NKY dining here. The only thing better than a good french fry is a great french fry. But where have all the great fries gone? That’s where we come in. Every […]
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NKY on Tap: Herb and Thelma’s – a beer and burger institution
Joe Schutzman is a Newport firefighter who loves Northern Kentucky’s culture, sense of place – and beer. Find Joe’s previous columns and more on NKY dining here. It’s no mystery why Herb and Thelma’s is a Northern Kentucky institution. A family-run small business, it’s a beautiful amalgamation of unassuming dive and community cornerstone, operating since 1939. […]
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In Search of the Best: culinary magic
Beth McDaniel’s In Search of the Best column explores her adventures in food around Northern Kentucky as she looks for the best … everything! Find Beth’s previous columns plus more NKY dining news here. With Halloween almost here and the dark chill of November not far off, you might find yourself in the mood for a […]
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New delicatessen, Rump and Roll, opens in Dayton
Dayton has a brand new delicatessen. Rump and Roll, at 526 6th Ave., officially opened on Oct. 1. They initially started working on the space this spring. Described as a “deli and bakery,” they offer freshly prepared breakfast sandwiches, deli sandwiches and hot soups. The deli sandwiches include a Charcuterie Sandwich, a Kentucky Cuban, a […]
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Solve a murder mystery at Carnegie Hall this October
Northern Kentucky residents will soon have the chance to solve a murder mystery at the Carnegie Hall event venue in Newport. Dubbed the Murder Mystery “Deadly Delight,” the Oct. 23 event will offer “an evening of suspense and intrigue, creating a thrilling experience as you work to solve a deadly crime,” according to DelightMore, the […]
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Behind the Recipe: Roebling Books and Coffee
What is Behind the Recipe? Each month, I (LINK’s digital editor and newsroom food aficionado) am going behind the scenes with a local chef, bartender or barista to learn how their recipes came to be and what makes them unique. This month, we’re stopping by Roebling Books and Coffee to hear from barista and event […]
