I think you could say that all 3 cities are fast rising. Oddly downtown Columbus finally built itself up enough to have big events like a political convention, and the airport was a big factor in them not getting the RNC.Pick6;1713985 wrote:I think the fact that as down as Cleveland has been for however long and as "low" as it is now (definitely trending up- new hotels, RNC convention (over Columbus mind you), plans for skyscrapers to be built, new interstates, highest downtown living population ever, etc) , and it is still in the discussion for best city in Ohio says a lot.
So, not ColumbusClassyposter58;1714081 wrote:Columbus easily
I would, the traffic flow in Cincinnati is way too much for me.ZWICK 4 PREZ;1713980 wrote:No way is Toledo ever over Cincinnati.
Fuck it. I change my vote to Cleveland.Classyposter58;1714081 wrote:Columbus easily
That's because it is led by your boy Mayor Jackson. Dude is an idiot.BoatShoes;1714157 wrote: Our city government is incompetent.
Fuck off.Tiernan;1714194 wrote:The entire NEO is a hell hole...Cbus & Cincy take the prize in all categories except for "Shittiest Football Program" ...that is one place Cleveburgh stands alone!
I just can't fathom any other city in the state being "light years" ahead on Cincinnati when it comes to the food scene. I'm not trying to say Cincinnati is the best but it can certainly hang with the other two.sportchampps;1714095 wrote:Anyone who doesn't think Columbus has great restaurants hasn't experienced what's out there. Columbus has actually become one of the biggest foodie cities. There's to much to even list. I'll just link a couple articles talking about the boom the foodie scene has had in Columbus. Cleveland is great as well but Columbus is right up there with them and light years ahead of Cincinnanti.
http://blog.shermanstravel.com/2014/columbus-ohio-a-surprising-foodie-town/
http://blog.forbestravelguide.com/five-secret-foodie-cities
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2011/01/28/AR2011012804375.html
http://ruhlman.com/2010/11/columbus-ohio-food/
jeez that's not the usual erudite type of response we've come to expect from a man of your letters.sleeper;1714204 wrote:Fuck off.
Cincy is a bit odd as some areas around the city there is nothing around to eat.....many many places overall but it's odd to me to get off an exit ramp around a large city and there be nothing.justincredible;1714233 wrote:I just can't fathom any other city in the state being "light years" ahead on Cincinnati when it comes to the food scene. I'm not trying to say Cincinnati is the best but it can certainly hang with the other two.