Free Museums in West Chester Township

"Housed in Eden Park, the Cincinnati Museum of Art is always free to visit. As a result, it’s not hard to see why it’s among the best free things to do in Cincinnati!. At the museum, you’ll find a myriad of art forms comprising more than 67,000 works of art."

"Located across the Ohio River in Covington, KY, the Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati is an entirely volunteer-run museum that features an incredible collection of authentic trains and railroad equipment. For anyone interested in the history of railroads or trains, this is a must-visit spot. Price: $4 Adults, $2 ages 10 and under (cash only)"

"Popeyes®, Where Slow Cooking Meets Louisiana Fast®- Our menu features our famous Bonafide® Chicken, Handcrafted Tenders, delicious Seafood options, Red Beans and Rice, Buttermilk Biscuits and more."

"This chain is in fierce competition with Skyline, although fans of the chain argue that it has a richer sauce and will save you a buck or two compared to Skyline."

"Yet another place to get some veggie dishes in Northside is Ruth’s Parkside Cafe. Their most popular veggie option on the menu is their house-made veggie burger, which tastes just as delicious as any other burger on the menu, except without the meat. You can check out all of their vegan-friendly (and gluten free) food options here."

"Whether you stop in for lunch or dinner, Ruth’s provides a list of fun and funky menu items that can be ordered vegan and gluten free, so it will please even the pickiest of eaters. 1550 Blue Rock St., Northside, ruthscafe.comWhat to Get: Tempeh Rueben, Roasted Beet Caprese, Yvonne"

"Located only inside of major buildings like Great American, Macy’s and Carew Tower, it is very hard to find unless you know it’s there. The coffee serves these Cincinnati structures the same way a Starbucks sits inside of Target. But their coffee is worth a trip inside these businesses."

"The Kidd Coffee Company is a locally-owned family business specializing in coffee drinks, and also serves gourmet soups, salads, and sandwiches."

"Borne from the love of bees, the Sleepy Bee Café is a friendly, family-owned café that serves a menu of traditional and specialty dishes that strike a balance between traditional comfort foods and healthier options. Crafted by Chef Frances Kroner, the café’s menu features a variety of delicious breakfast options, ranging from tahini and apricot oatmeal, hearty breakfast sandwiches, house-made nut and seed granola with Greek yogurt, and fresh fruit platters to vegan tofu scramble and a CBeeD Bowl filled with house-seasoned chicken sausage, sautéed power greens, mushrooms and garlic herbs, and two scrambled eggs. 8 E 4th Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202, Phone: 513-381-BEEZ (513-381-2339),"

"Location: Oakley & Blue Ash A healthier alternative for the whole family — and the best part?. They even have a ”Food for the Brood” menu just for kids to go along with their Sleepy Bee coloring kit. Pro Tip: Order the Shape Cakes."