u/BaltIndyNash

City is exploding with growth. We've had plenty of James Beard nominees--I think even Tandy Wilson of City House was a guest diner/judge at one point. The city has more than enough uniqueness and a history of great chefs.

I am an Orioles fan that lives in Nashville. Met up with my brother in Cincinnati this weekend for the three game series between the O's and the Reds. The heat was oppressive, but I have only good things to say about our experience in your park.

Everyone who works there seems inherently nice. I'd just be walking by an usher and not asking him or her for anything, but they'd say "I hope you enjoy the game!" and I'll be damned if it didn't feel completely genuine and not fake or compulsory.

This is a great ballpark with multiple awesome views. We were in right field one game, left field the next, and near the 3rd baseline for the final game. And each spot had a great view of the field--I especially liked how the video boards were placed, so that no matter where we sat we always had access to all the information we might need.

All the Reds fans we talked with were friendly and welcoming and just loved baseball.

Just a great experience all around. You guys should be proud.

Hello, Reds fans.

Over 4th of July weekend, my brother & I will be in your city to watch the series between the Reds and Orioles--we are Orioles fans.

Mostly just wanted to take the temperature of local fans there and see if we'll be alright to wear Orioles' gear and openly cheer for them or if we will get hassled.

Secondarily, we're staying downtown and I'd love any restaurant recommendations you might have.

Looking forward to visiting your city!