Walnut Hills Cincinnati
Explore one of Cincinnati’s historic neighborhoods
Known for its architectural gems and diverse community, the Walnut Hills neighborhood is a must-visit in Cincinnati.
Getting to and around Walnut Hills
Known as Cincinnati’s second downtown, Walnut Hills is perched high on a hilltop northeast of downtown Cincinnati. The neighborhood is accessible by the Cincinnati Metro system and there is access to Cincy Red Bikes. It’s a vibrant neighborhood with a thriving business district filled with bars, restaurants, and more
Bars and restaurants in Walnut Hills
Full of neighborhood hangouts, you’ll find delicious food and cozy local pubs and restaurants.
Fireside Pizza: Located in Cincinnati's oldest firehouse, Fireside Pizza serves up piping hot, wood-fired pizza in Walnut Hills.
Just Q'n BBQ: serving up faith, love, and made-from-scratch Texas-style barbecue in Cincinnati
Andy's Mediterranean Grill: Excellent lunch and dinner spot with a massive menu to please.
The Fix Coffee House and Bar: From coffee to lunch to happy hour, grab what you need at The Fix.
Esoteric Brewing Co: Black-owned brewery with unique beers with old-world character made with locally sourced and organic ingredients.
King Pigeon: Super cool coffee house and cocktail bar with seasonal menus, small bites and weekend brunch.
Things to do in Walnut Hills
Explore some of Cincinnati’s best parks and museums in Walnut Hills.
Eden Park: Enjoy a picturesque stroll with epic views of the Ohio River. Don’t miss the Cincinnati Art Museum, Playhouse in the Park, and beautiful gardens.
Cincinnati Art Museum: Eden Park’s crown jewel
Harriet Beecher Stowe House: House museum honoring the life and work of Harriet Beacher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
Lucky Cat Museum: Visit one of the most unique museums in Cincinnati–home to a massive collection of Maneki-Neko cats.
ArtWorks V2 Gallery: Headquarters and gallery space for Artworks Cincinnati. This organization is responsible for the incredible street art seen throughout the Cincy Region and the gallery is home to rotating exhibits.
