Burgers

Everything at Boswell’s has been around for a long time: the brick walls, the ornate wooden bar, even the regulars. They’re still here and happy that original owners Mike and Jan Beck are back to spread their love of the community.

Leave it to Jean-Robert de Cavel to Frenchify an American staple with plenty of style.

Like all good dives, the Brew House claims to have the best burger in town.

In no particular order: Five joints where the burgers sizzle, the beer is cold, and there’s always a spot at the bar.

Every restaurant specializes in something. At Sunnyside Grill, it’s coronaries.

In July 2015, our staff ranked the 45 best burgers in the city—to which our faithful readers responded with a mixture of enthusiasm, outrage, and indigestion. Since then, a handful of other contenders have emerged: Nation Kitchen and Bar, Bru Burger, Chandler’s Burger Bistro, ZBGB, and Americano Burger Bar. In our never-ending quest to leave no bun unturned, we hit the burger beat yet again to see how the new kids stack up.

The long-awaited brewpub is up next in the line of new businesses joining the up-and-coming neighborhood.

ZBGB woos with rich flavors and a from-scratch ethos, but its burgers aren’t ready to settle down.

President Obama gave the Ollieburger a thumbs up. But a basic burger stand Ollie’s Trolley is not.

When an Italian chef immigrates to America, what does he dream of cooking? Burgers! Or so says Cristian Pietoso, who came to Cincinnati to helm Nicola’s in 2004.