Top Best American Restaurants in Mason

"Located in the heart of Over-The-Rhine, Salazar is a small eatery that is only open during the evenings through the week, but opens at 10:30AM on weekends to serve up some incredible brunch options including pancakes, bacon, fried oyster sandwiches, fried Brussels sprouts, biscuits and gravy, and more. This is one of the most highly rated brunch spots in the city and it’s well worth a visit. Location: 1401 Republic St, Cincinnati, OH 45202"

"Chef Jose Salazar calls the menu at Over-the-Rhine hotspot Salazar “farm-inspired,” reflecting a Cincinnati both old and new. Most menu items are sourced from regional farmers, from chicken with fingerling potatoes from Ohio’s Amish country to Indiana duck breast with sunchokes and strawberry-rhubarb puree."

"This petite eatery from chef Jose Salazar mixes old and new to create an approachable yet refined farm-inspired menu. The elegant space features a massive marble bar countertop, and opening dining space. There are creative, comfortable choices like burgers, fish and a vegetarian option."

"Nestled inside Carew Tower’s historic Art Deco Hilton hotel, Orchids hosts a breathtaking feast for the eyes — a perfect backdrop for the seasonally attuned menu that takes advantage of seasonal produce and combines those ingredients with top-quality seafood and meat from a variety of sources. The AAA five-diamond menu features creative, fresh cuisine paired with an award-winning wine list and delicious desserts. Photo: Hailey Bollinger ” itemprop=”image” />Sotto"

"For a more upscale brunch, the Grille at Palm Courts’ gorgeous Sunday brunch buffet is one of the best in the city. The Hilton Netherland Plaza set the tone with its stunning art deco atmosphere and ornate decor. The brunch has all the trimmings, including a seafood bar with crab legs, carved roasts, and an elegant display of desserts."

"This restaurant in the Carew Tower's Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza maintains the elegant, art deco design of the hotel. Look up to see...Read More"

"Looking for the oldest bar in Cincinnati that’s operated continuously?. At Arnold’s Bar and Grill, that’s exactly what guests find along with a vintage aesthetic that holds true to ..."

"The oldest bar in Cincinnati, opened in 1861, caters to a diverse customer base and also serves a basic but solid Italian menu with such entrées...Read More"

"Specializing in french toast, sandwiches, and omelets, Hang Over Easy is a hip restaurant located on the University of Cincinnati campus that offers some excellent brunch options along with a variety of cocktails and mimosas that can be enjoyed in a spacious, lively atmosphere. Location: 13 W Charlton St, Cincinnati, OH 45219. Website: Hang Over Easy"

"Hangover Easy, also known as HOE,  is the ideal spot to get a little hair of the dog alongside creative takes on brunch classics. Dive into breakfast tacos, biscuits, and gravy or one of their incredible sandwiches. The corned beef on the Reuben is mouth-watering."

"Located near Short Vine in Clifton, go hungry and really enjoy this food!. As the name might imply, breakfast often does cure all. This menu is full of great breakfast and brunch dishes – from breakfast quesadillas to omelets to pancakes to avocado toast."

"O'Charley’s Restaurant & Bar is popular for their “free pie Wednesdays” and special Sunday brunch. On both these days, the happiest of customers will be the kids visiting the restaurant. this is because of the restaurant’s kid friendly staff and their quick service."

"Hot-out-of-the-oven rolls with freshly prepared steaks, seafood, chicken and more. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 513-469-0022"

"Last, but certainly not least, on our list of places to get a scenic view of Cincinnati is Mt. Echo Park. This park is the only one on our list located on the west side of Cincinnati, but it’s worth the drive. The park offers some incredible views of the Ohio River, Northern Kentucky, and pretty much all of Cincinnati out in the distance."

"Mt. Echo Park is located on the west side of town right near the river. It features a picnic area, shelters, a pavilion, playground, overlook, public art, and hiking trails. You can read more on Cincinnati’s tourism site and you can read reviews on Yelp."

"French Park is a delightful 275-acre Cincinnati city public park, located within Amberley Village on the former estate facility of Herbert Greer French. Following French's 1942 death, his red brick manor and its surrounding lands were donated to the City of Cincinnati for public park development, despite the estate's location outside of city boundaries. It is accessible via a steep incline and is home to several miles of hiking trails and a lovely creek which is accessible via a forested area."

"Located in Amberley, French Park is one of Cincinnati’s hidden nature gems. Covering 275 acres, the park has several unique features including a massive two story brick house known as The French House, a variety of hiking trails, and a picnic shelter with grills and tables. The hiking trails weave through forested areas and along creek beds throughout the park.The outermost loop of trails is about three miles along, but you can combine several trails to hike for as long as you’d like."

"Greenery paths, historic building, tall grassy fields- it is the perfect midwest location!. All of this to say we are honestly just super lucky that Cincinnati has so many beautiful locations and that you really cannot go wrong!. We also have Smale Park, Eden Park, Devou Park and the list just goes on and on!"

"Sawyer Point Park and Yeatman's Cove span a stretch of Cincinnati's downtown riverfront shoreline, best known as the site of the annual Bunbury Music Festival. The park, which is located on the site of Griffin Yeatman's former historic 1793 tavern, the city's first tavern. A large bronze statue at the park depicts Roman statesman Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus, the city's namesake, who is often compared to George Washington and was chosen to represent the city for his ideals of civic virtue and patriotism."

"One of the best things about Ohio is its abundance of parks, gardens, wetlands and nature reserves. Whether you’re traveling to Cincinnati or Cleveland, you’ll have your pick of gorgeous backdrops for things like birdwatching and sightseeing. Sawyer Point Park and Yeatman’s Cove are side-by-side parks located in Cincinnati."

"When you’re finished exploring the levee, hop on a Cincy Red Bike or travel on foot across the pedestrian-only Purple People Bridge to Sawyer Point & Yeatman’s Cove for amazing riverfront views at the Serpentine Wall and a sprayground for the kids. Smale Riverfront Park & The Banks"

"Make sure that your children are exposed to the wonderful world of art from a young age by bringing them to visit the Cincinnati Art Museum. The museum hosts a number of art experiences for children starting with infants and their parents who are invited to attend a Baby Tour on the third Thursday of each month. Families will also enjoy their Family ARTventure tours on Saturdays and the Family ARTventures Stops on Sundays, where children can get up close and touch various art exhibits."

"You’ll feel like you’re walking through someone’s lovely home at the Taft Museum of Art—as long as that someone owns a Rembrandt. The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum shares the team’s fascinating beginning."

"This museum houses a range of pieces that represent the history and culture of the Jewish people. Exhibit items include art, coins, jewelry and memorabilia. It shares works with the Los Angeles-based Skirball Museum."

"The Theodore M. Berry International Friendship Park is one of Cincinnati's newest public park facilities, dedicated to the public in 2003. The park, which is located along the city's eastern Ohio River waterfront near its downtown district, is named in honor of the city's first African American mayor, who served from 1972 to 1976. It is located along a narrow green riverfront stretch and has won awards for its impressive sculpture and flora design, which is meant to mimic the pattern of a children's friendship bracelet."

"Over in CUF, check out Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, which has earned four stars out of 28 reviews on Yelp. You can find the fast-food spot at 237 Calhoun St."