I can vouch that Cincinnati has some of the best milkshakes in the country. UDF & Graeters combined

I am originally from North of Nashville(almost Rural Suburbs). I have lived in Cincinnati over 7 years and have been extremely happy here. I can’t get over how centrally located the city is to the United States. I am close yet far away from Relatives and that’s how I like it!

It’s weird seeing a video about Cincy and I actually live there!

Cincy doesn’t have a subway but does have the largest unused underground tunnel that was dug for a subway. The construction was halted due to war/depression. There are a few closed stations that you can go exploring in.

Cincy is a secret, for now. We considered Raleigh - we got priced out. Cincy is where Raleigh was around 1999… by the time people know about it, it’ll be ridiculously expensive and those prices are rising. Relatively moderate weather by midwest standards, excellent school districts (in the expensive suburbs) and not a lot of traffic/overpopulation.

How could you not mention the Arts? World class Symphony, Ballet, Opera, multiple theatres, music venues, wonderful museums of all kinds. We moved here from NYC and fell in love with the fabulous Art Scene.

Best city in the country. I love living here. The charm is amazing and so is the infrastructure. Also the food 😍

I'm from Canada (Ontario - north, then south) have been here for 4 years. Pros: Love that it's so wooded (grew up Northern Ontario where towns are 60 miles apart with nothing but forest in between them), love the bike trails and hiking opportunities, love all of the breweries! Cons: Very hard to meet people here (most people are from here and have friends from their childhood, they even ask you what high school you went to instead of which college/university). For similar reasons, it's hard finding someone to date if you're single.

Cincy is cool. Getting better daily. Lots of good people here. Lots of nice rural areas w lots of nice parks.

I’m sold. My husband and I went to the Bearcats vs. SMU football game last night, and I knew that this could be a great area to live in. We currently live in Fort Wayne, IN where cost of living is similar.

I just moved to northern KY for work this June, and this video has given me more useful info about the area than anyone i've talked to or research i've done, thank you!

The sky line is beautiful when coming down the hill from ky.

cincy has a great music scene as well. underground garage bands in clifton as well as house/jazz bars in otr and walnut hills.

I’ve lived in Cincy my whole life. You pretty much nailed it. It’s a good place to live but doesn’t overwhelm you.

We lived in Cincy for 7 years - ‘14-‘21 and want to return after being in AZ the past couple years. I think the points in the video summarize it very well. It is an amazing place to raise a family

The architecture is cool here, my brother moved here from Mesa Arizona and fell in love with all the old buildings we have.

I'm was born and grew up in Cincy. I went away for college and have lived in several states/cities in the US and briefly outside the US for work. Looking forward to moving back to Cincinnati (from Washington, DC) for all of the reasons you listed.

I used to live in Loveland for an school exchange and I have so many great memories here. Thanks 4 the video!

Moving to Cincinnati in two months-this is super helpful and interesting! Especially learning about Over The Rhine 👍🏼

This video is great. I moved from Chicago to the Greater Cincinnati area back in 2006 and absolutely love it here. I am currently in Loveland, but I am looking to move downtown, which is how i ended up at your video. Great job! New subscriber and I will definitely be checking out more of your content.

Anyone else watching this now as the Bengals are about to go to the super bowl?! Who Dey!

Downtown Cincinnati is my favorite downtown. It’s big enough that it’s interesting but small enough that it’s very easy to navigate

Findlay Market is a gem --- an amazing place.

My home town!!! Can’t wait to come home to visit!

The public library system, the museums, casinos and Playhouse in the Park are all pro points for the area. Also, please consider doing a video on Clifton. Thanks.

Biggest con: bipolar weather, 95 one day, 65 the next with the same skies (I'm not even exaggerating

im considering leaving california and recently Cincinnati came to mind so here i am. thank you for this video. and GO BENGALS!

Your comments about Cincinnati chili are spot on. I liked the cheese coneys from go, but i didn’t start eating Three Ways until maybe 6 years ago and now i eat them at least weekly. :)

We’re gonna be living in Cincinnati for the next few months and I’m so excited after watching this 😊 being from south texas I really hope we get to see snow

I'm moving there by the end of the year! I'm excited to see the city!

Hi Eric. I lived in the city back in 2007, before the market crashed. Moved on over to the hot desert of phoenix arizona. I don't like the heat, but 4 months out of the year isn't bad. Then fall starts. Have a nice weekend.

Sometimes you get all 4 seasons in one day.

Thank You. Overall a very accurate report. I'm from Cincy/NKY. I received my education here. When I became of age I moved out to Denver, CO, stayed for 35 Yrs, got out during the "Great Recession". When I came back; I recognized how very reasonable the cost of living is to Denver. Yes, people are friendly here. Surprised me just how welcome(d) I was upon my return from Denver. I'll send this report out to friends and family. Thanks.

I’m from Venezuela, I came to Kentucky almost 5 years ago. I currently live in Kentucky and work in downtown Cincinnati. they are two fantastic states to live in! I think that for me what I like least about living here is the climate in winter because I come from a tropical country, however the states are prepared for each climate. your video is super educational and informative! keep it up!

Why does everyone think our Chilli is so unique? I always thought you had to have spaghetti underneath my chilli. And the Frischs tarter sauce thing that out of towner’s just can’t wait to eat and take back cases home with them amazes me!!

Cincinnati’s skyline is so iconic and attractive that it was used for years as the title animation of the long running CBS Soap Opera “Edge of Night”

Never been to Cincinnati but I'm planning on moving there next year. Currently in the Phoenix area but it's just a large hot parking lot that is now also expensive. Beautiful old buildings, nice city living, all four seasons and most importantly affordable. I can't wait

As a local I recommend this video 💯

Man that was a great video! Other than a military time I’ve lived here my whole life in the East End. Great town and great people.

I live within the 275 loop but outside the 'city'. If you are someone who is afraid of city crime, you may consider doing the same. You're close enough to enjoy the city, but far enough outside to enjoy the safety of suburb life. It's also still within the range of affordable living while moving up to Mason, Lebanon or Monroe your cost of living rises dramatically.

Love the videos! Thanks. Just found out I'm transferring to the Cincinnati airport area from Yuma, Az sometime in the next 6 months. Your videos have been giving me a good idea of what what we are in for. Looks like it will be a great place for my 8yo to grow up.

When driving into Cincy from the airport, I love playing Jurassic Park theme song as I approach downtown. Start at Kyle's Lane. The skyline is epic this way!

I-71 just north of downtown - been under construction for the 3 years that I have lived here and I NEVER see construction workers working on it. They have to be the most incompetent construction company ever.

I'm 62 lived here all my life but on my sons account wish someone had the financial ability to build a visitor hotel in Cincinnati with great marketing skills to provide great service and cuisine and transportation of tours of our zoo', parks, museums, Architecture like Union Terminal, Music Hall and the Banks. And various tours available of new breweries while describing the history of so many old breweries and the history of naming us the Queen City. Also Coordinated River Boat Cruises, Rides to Casino's and Horse Races, Train Rides to the Golden Lamb in Lebanon. Also extended tours of Wright Patterson AFB and the NFL Hall of Fame in Canton.

Perfect North Ski slopes not mentioned. I agree, a con is the gray overcast days we have. I've lived here over 25 years and it still bothers me. But overall it's a good video you put together and a decent place to live. I think it's really weird when someone asks you what school you went to and they mean high school...that is so weird

Thanks for the video. Will know in 2 weeks if we move from Europe to Cincinnati

Many great suburbs, townships, and villages on the 275 loop. So many things to do around and inside that loop, as well. Many great golf courses to play.

I lived in Cincinnati until abt 16 years ago. Eden Park, Findlay Market, the weather, the people, a solid economy. I live in Atlanta now and in terms of quality of life, Cincinnati is better. Atlanta is just sprawling and growing too fast for the infrastructure to keep up.

I want to live there!!!! I passed by and omg beautiful once you go down hill from 71 wow!!!!

I've lived in Cincinnati my whole life and would never want to live anywhere else. Our city is rich in history, chalk full of things to do, and is so so beautiful!

Strongly considering a job transfer to Cincinnati. Nashville has that "cool" factor going for it, but that's driven rent prices skyhigh. People look at me like I'm nuts when I say I might move to Cincinnati. That's okay though...keeps it a hidden gem.

Cincinnati kinda reminds me of Jacksonville. Jax surprisingly affordable and has a small town feel as well.

Man, this seems like a perfect fit for me!

Excellent content. Thank you for doing my homework!

Good video! Live in central KY and always enjoy visiting Cincy. Plenty to do and not over crowded like other cities

This was great ! Thanks !

The thing about living from Hamilton down is half the time the weather is wrong, it could say "rain starting soon" and then it's like 20 percent humidity, it could also be the opposite. Also, the city is nicknamed Porkopolis so there are a lot of good places to eat, my favorite out-of-town restaurant is probably Fords Garage in Norwood And we went to the super bowl in 2022 go Bengals!

Excellent I live in Orleans. Got me wanting to take a visit

Great review

Have lived on the east side of Cincinnati area my entire life… the constant gray skies are the WORST… it affects my mood tremendously, so much so that I’m moving to Florida. We visit Florida often and after a few days of being back home my allergies are back in full effect as does my depression. Although There are lots of great things about Ohio in general, it comes down to weather for me. I realize that Florida has its own list of issues, but I love the sun!

A con for me about the weather in Cincinnati, is you can literally never tell what the weather will be because it changes every minute and does some drastic things, lol

For tennis fans, you get to see the top tennis players in August during the Western & Southern Open. It is a wonderful tournament.

We have lots of honest good people in Kentucky Indiana Ohio. One Christmas I went To Florence mall spent two hundred and forgot my bag in the bathroom went all the way home call them backup and someone turned it in unbelievable good honest hard working people.🍻🍻🍻

I grew up in Cincinnati and moved to Pittsburgh in my 30s. I REALLY miss Skyline Chili! I went to nursing school there and I still visit Cincy to go to Kings Island with my kids.

You didn’t mention the Cincinnati Cyclones when talking about our sports teams! They’ve won multiple championships! Hockey is loved sport here 😁

The theater district is top class! Shakespeare Theater, Music Hall, Broadway in Cincinnati, CSO, I can go on and on… if you like live theater, Cincinnati is your city.

Cincinnati love small business! I am a Potter and I make a living off my craft. My wife and I run a small LLC, and we rely on all the amazing outdoor craft markets to reach people in the tri-state. The Off Market in Oakley and Blue Ash is one off the best in Ohio.

I grew up in Cincinnati, I left in 2012 to move to Seattle where my brother was living, and he convinced me to move. Seattle is great but it's no Cincinnati. I was 41 when I moved so Cincinnati is a part of my genetic makeup. The one thing I always tell people, who after finding out I lived in Cincinnati (and once they stop singing the WKRP theme song) is what was the best part about it. I would say that it was a mid-sized city with big city amenities. It's great, because it's not too big, but we are not left behind when it comes to the latest and greatest things a big city usually has. We are like a big city that wasn't full of itself in a sense. The people are great, always will be. It's beautiful, the river is great and my trips to Newport and Convington were great as well. The Bengals did make it to the playoffs in the 2000's but the QB got sacked/injured early on. We had high hopes, but the fill-in QB wasn't as seasoned as he could have been. I am not a huge sports fan, but I do enjoy going to games, but I'd be lying if I were to say I knew all the names :) I did sort of at the time though. After I moved, they started getting better, and like you said they made the playoffs like five years in a row. Seattle is a huge sports town, in the same vein as Cincinnati. They are diehards and sometimes it's tough being a fan here as well. Though they did go to back-to-back Superbowls when I first moved here (or around then). I always say that when Seattle plays, I root for them UNLESS they are playing Cincy. However, if Cincy loses, then I am not as heartbroken as I would have been when I was living in Cincy. It's kind of like my team didn't win but my second team did, if that makes sense. So, it takes some of the sting out of things. You forgot to tell everyone that we put the chili on spaghetti. Everyone thinks I am mad until they taste it. Until Amazon Fresh started carrying Skyline Chili, I had to make do with Hormel. Not the same, but kind of made it less unbearable. Also, I remember in grade school, and we would all love it when we got chili spaghetti for lunch. Though it was a bit crazy hearing a bunch of fourth and fifth graders getting excited about a three way. lol. It's like "awesome, we're having a three way today!!" Oh, to be young and innocent again :) I do miss the main Public Library location. I used to do a lot of writing there and I did a lot of reading/researching things just for fun. I learned a lot about history and old Hollywood and old Comic strips that way. Cincinnati had so many options and so many activities you could do even if you were broke (which is how I grew up). I lived in Over-the-Rhine back in the 70s until about 94 then moved to College Hill and then off to Colerain Twnshp. So many great memories. And going to Sawyer Point and walking along the Serpentine Wall are memories I will always cheris.

Thank you for the video. I'll be going to school there in 2 months and can't ✋️

Moved to Downtown Cincinnati in February from NYC (born & raised) and I love it here!!!

another great thing is in northern Kentucky and mostly Covington there's a big football and cheer community for children. I grew up in Covington and did cheer for years and met a bunch of amazing people and we always had a lot of fun especially with the Tiger Bowl (it's basically like the super bowl but with every age group) and rain or shine we play and cheer and the football and cheer community actually help the community a lot with different things either being fundraising for the homeless or at risk people or community service and volunteering to help different people. it also helps single parents be able to work later because it's after school and no matter your situation the parents and organizers are willing to help you out weather it be you need someone to pick your kid up from school to get them to practice or you can't afford to buy new cleats and they either have an old or extra pear that your kid can have

Best Pro IMO is the cost of living here. I'm able to visit any city i want due to the affordable housing here. CON weather just sucks in general. but doesn't sound like coastal living is all that great anymore.

Beautiful beautiful place I love this video

one of the 13 cities in the country to have a ballet, fine arts, opera, symphony, and theater companies.

I’ve been to smaller cities (75,000) and it’s so easy to get across town! In Cincinnati, my daily commute can be 45 minutes each way…

Oh yeah my dad had a body shop on 42 and the Cincinnati red move from from the old coffee field too too where the stadium in 70 because I was there one thing

The downtown improvement of the Banks, OTR, and parks happened because of the All Star game we hosted in 2015.

Just moved to Cincinnati and I love it. Only things that are annoying graffiti is on the rise and some people just throw trash out their car windows continuously.

My interest in Cincinnati I'm going through a divorce a very horrible divorce and I'm looking for a fresh start my sister lives in Cincinnati Ohio she's invited me to live with her so I'm strongly considering moving to Cincinnati

Beautiful video...you're a professional....!!

Well done my friend!

Watching from Nepal..lovely video

I grew up in northern Kentucky my whole life until I moved down to Nashville 15 years ago , something I always come back to town and buy is goetta and I will bring back 20 rolls in a cooler because I love that stuff more than anything oh yeah and grippos 😁

1st place I encountered a ghost was in Western Hills at a friend's house. The hills in winter suck also!!

The restaurants! People who visit here from out of town can’t wait to eat at Frischs, Montg. Inn, Skyline, Aglamessies, etc.. Family in for visits want to go to Frischs before they even unpack!!

Broke that winless streak in STYLE 😎

thinking of moving and building a restaurant there! so far like it after 3 times visiting!

I love Cincinnati. I miss Cincinnati. We lived there 4 years and our landlord sold the house we were renting. We made a big mistake and moved to Kansas city. Sux. Trying to get back. But can't find a house. Love oakley norwood area. Lovu Cincy!

Sam......W. loved it!!

Columbus native living in NKY. It's a vibe, lol. I'll say that. Definitely adopted Gold Star Chili and Gliers Goetta.

I have lived in Cincinnati all my life love it I'm 50 years old lots to do

The forests..the hills// moved from home 50 years ago../still send off for my Frisch sauce and skyline chili.

We just moved to Cincinnati from Sacramento CA. It rains so much here. I wish it would stop so I could go ride my bike on the Loveland bike trail!! Love that trail!

I love the beautiful video

me who lives here to so this will be fun to watch

within the actual city, transportation is relatively nice and there is a free streetcar. However, you cannot get very far outside of the city or to any of the nearby neighborhoods

Sorry about that heart break .. as a rams fan I'm an concerning moving to Cincinnati.. I was born in st louis living most of my life in New york

I totally agree that it is the last cool place that is affordable. It reminds me of Portland, Oregon at the Turn of the Century. Tons of DIY arts scene, wish more national bands came through, but there is great bands in Cinci. West Price Hill doesn't get enough love, I had the best tacos I have had outside of San Antonio there. As someone from Philadelphia, your public transit is not that bad. Actually I was impressed. While it is mostly busses they show up on time. You can find out to the minute when the next bus is going to show up (something SEPTA sadly lacks). I wish they ran at least one bus after closing time at least from the Northside to Downtown it would make it much easier to attend shows.

I seemingly go to Findlay Market every other week, I love going to store with the asian food and snacks.

Beautiful beautiful video I love Cincinnati is beautiful