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After a few long years away, the Taste of Cincinnati festival has finally returned to downtown Cincinnati and to its rightful spot on Memorial Day weekend, offering a chance for hundreds of thousands of visitors to experience the vibrant culinary scene alive in the Queen City. Founded in 1979, Taste of Cincinnati is claimed to be the nation's longest-running culinary arts festival. It began as a one-day festival in Piatt Park, then known as Garfield Park. By 1981, it had expanded to two days, and to three days by 1988, moving to Central Parkway. By 2007, Taste of Cincinnati moved to Fifth Street, where it will be held again this year. In the past, more than 550,000 people have attended Taste of Cincinnati, and organizers say it's one of the nation's largest street festivals. Show me the food!:The full Taste of Cincinnati food menu 🍜 Keith Pandolfi:10 things I can't wait to try at Taste of Cincinnati When is Taste of Cincinnati?Taste of Cincinnati will run over Memorial Day weekend, May 28-30. Here are the hours:
Taste of Cincinnati 2022:Food trucks have their food judged Where is Taste of Cincinnati held?The festival will be held on four blocks of Fifth Street, from Main Street to the ramps of 1-71 and Columbia Parkway. Here are the street closings for the festival, beginning 6 p.m. May 27 and reopening at 5 a.m. May 31:
No parking will be permitted on any of those streets, but access will be provided to parking garages and hotels. Regular Metro bus service will run during Taste of Cincinnati. If you have to park far away from Taste of Cincinnati or prefer not to drive, there are other options to get to the festival, including the Cincinnati Bell Connector, a free streetcar with stops between The Banks, Downtown and Over-the-Rhine. How does Taste of Cincinnati work?More than 30 restaurants and 18 food trucks are participating this year with menu items ranging from $4-$8. There is no admission to attend Taste of Cincinnati. In addition to the variety of food available, Taste of Cincinnati will have live entertainment on multiple stages throughout the festival. Ready for Taste of Cincinnati?:Here are the restaurants and food trucks participating You are hereFrom food trucks to local gems to fine dining, there are plenty of palette-pleasing dishes you'll want to taste at the nation's longest-running culinary arts festival. Downtown Cincinnati Phone: 513-579-3198 Get Directions
Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Free Parking is available on the street, in surface lots and in parking garages throughout downtown Cincinnati. CategoryDates and TimesAboutWhat began as a small, one-day festival in 1979 has grown to become a 3-day celebration of the Cincinnati region's best culinary delights spread along 5+ blocks in Downtown Cincinnati. Featuring 100+ delectable dishes from more than 40 local restaurants plus traditional carnival rides and games, and continuous live entertainment from local and national recording stars performing on multiple stages. Taste of Cincinnati is sure to satisfy the whole family! Show more Related ArticlesDon't miss these popular festivals and events happening every year! Family, friends, a long weekend and the unofficial start of summer in Cincy. Memorial Day weekend is just around the corner, and the region is ready to celebrate. Float with the butterflies at Krohn Conservatory. Immerse yourself in the glorious history of Cincinnati Music Hall. From the legendary Taste of Cincinnati to music, theatre and family fun, find your culture this Memorial Day weekend. For our veterans and those of you who continue to serve, we thank you and hope you have a wonderful time in the Queen City! Here’s our roundup of things to do and see during Memorial Day weekend in Cincy. Browse Related ListingsPlaces to Eat and Drink NearbyYagoot Downtown0.01 Miles This kiosk located in the Procter & Gamble headquarters offers Yagoot, Busken Bakery's frozen-yogurt brand, 99-percent fat-free frozen... Spoon & Cellar0.11 Miles Where simplicity meets sophistication. The simple, yet thoughtful menu delivers a preppy-casual experience and the Cellar serves as the... Top of the Park0.14 Miles Located on the rooftop of the Residence Inn Cincinnati Downtown, this spectacular multi-level rooftop lounge features unparalleled views of... More Nearby Restaurants Things to Do NearbyMike and Carol Trotta0.15 Miles Mike and Carol Trotta is a family owned and opperated tailoring business. We specialize in men's custom and ready-made clothing and accessories and ladies' better bridge clothing. Christ Church Cathedral0.16 Miles While the parish was founded in 1817, the current cathedral is post-modern in design and was consecrated in 1957. More Nearby Things to Do What street is the Taste of Cincinnati 2022?The festival will be held on four blocks of Fifth Street, from Main Street to the ramps of 1-71 and Columbia Parkway. Here are the street closings for the festival, beginning 6 p.m. May 27 and reopening at 5 a.m. May 31: Fifth Street, between Main and Sentinel streets.
Is there a Taste of Cincinnati this year?The beloved Taste of Cincinnati is returning to the Queen City after the 2020 and 2021 festivals were canceled due to the pandemic. For the 2022 celebration, Taste is promising "the largest selection of restaurants and food trucks in the event's history."
What streets are closed for Taste of Cincinnati?Taste of Cincinnati Street Closures. Fifth Street- closed between Walnut Street and Columbia Parkway (curb lanes will be restricted beginning at 10AM). Columbia Parkway- closed between Downtown and the Sixth Street ramp.. Sycamore Street- closed between Sixth Street and Fourth Street (access maintained to garages). How much does Taste of Cincinnati cost?Taste of Cincinnati will be free to enter, and menu items will range from around $4-$8.
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