CINCINNATI STREETCAR FOOD TOUR + FINDLAY MARKET

Are you ready for a 3 hour fun filled adventure? On the Cincinnati Streetcar tour (Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat), we enjoy local food from 6 different places while visiting 4 unique neighborhoods.  We begin near the Banks of the Ohio River where we board the streetcar on Second Street and head north all the way to Findlay Market.  Along the way, we share the rich history of the city with entertaining stories and old photos of the Queen City of the West.

As we stroll to the ‘backstage entertainment’ district we view story-high colorful murals highlighting the famous citizens and events of Cincinnati.

We’re now in view of the Aronoff Center, which brings a little bit of Broadway right to our door. In sight are dozens of restaurants and although our restaurants vary from tour to tour, each one is locally owned and delicious.

We may visit the oldest Indian restaurant in downtown Cincinnati.  Or pop over to a vintage diner from the 1950’s.  Have you visited a Scottish Pub? We visit one that has the best bangers and mash in town.  To whet your appetite, how about a gourmet burger made of chuck, sirloin, and brisket topped with a homemade tomato jam, bacon, taleggio cheese, grilled onions with a sample of craft beer to wash it down?

Next we hop on the streetcar to Over the Rhine, a foodie’s paradise! We are now in little Germany, full of Italianate 19th-century architecture.  Our stops may include a Lebanese restaurant featuring pizzas made from pita bread. Or for the purest, right next door is a pizzeria that features authentic NY style pizza by the slice. There’s even a store that makes French macarons.

For our final leg of the tour, we ride by beautiful Washington Park, past Music Hall to our final destination, Findlay Market.  We experience the sights, the aromas and the colorful stalls of the oldest market in Ohio.

The market is surrounded by local entrepreneurs featuring award-winning chocolate, a sixth-generation German butcher, an exclusive cheese and fudge shop, a vendor featuring authentic Belgian waffles and so much more!

As our tour comes to a close, you can choose to continue your adventure by using the streetcar to see more of the city.  Or we will be happy to escort you back to our original starting point.

Highlights

• Visit 4 neighborhoods with friendly local guides who shares the history of the city with interesting stories and fun facts. Our guides are certified tourism ambassadors who love our city!
• Dine at a variety of unique restaurants and enjoy the history of the local establishments. All food is included in the ticket price and provides an ample meal.
• See and hear stories about Washington Park, Music Hall, and the history of Over the Rhine.
• Experience multi-story murals throughout the tour and ride the streetcar.
• Stroll through Findlay Market and enjoy a tasting from one of the many vendors.
• Receive a food guide with a streetcar map, list of restaurants and advice from a friendly guide.
• Our promise is to fill you – both mind and body!

Tour Information

• Meeting/Ending Point: Meet in front of Smoothie King, 155 Second Street East, Cincinnati OH 45202. Look for the red awning – right next door to Planet Fitness.
  
• Parking: Do not park on the street. The meters are only 2 hour max. Instead use the Central Riverfront Underground Garage.  It is very convenient to our meeting point. There are multiple entrances such as 171 Joe Nuxhall Way Cincinnati, Ohio 45202. This entrance is directly across from the Great American Ball Park.
  
• What to Wear: Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing (an umbrella if needed). Bring a water bottle for hydration in warm weather.
• Distance: The Cincinnati Streetcar afternoon tour is a city tour that begins near the Great American Ball Park and ends 16 blocks north at Findlay Market.  We cover a lot of ground. Even with the aid of the streetcar, we walk a distance of 1.5 miles over the course of 3 hours. This tour is handicap accessible with the aid of the streetcar, but we recommend using a motorized wheelchair or scooter due to the distance.
• Bring your own face mask.  A face mask is required to ride the public streetcar.