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The American Sign Museum is dedicated to the art and history of commercial signs and sign making. The American Sign Museum is proud to be the largest public museum dedicated to signs in the United States! Covering more than 100 years of American sign history in 20,000 square feet of indoor space, the museum is a walk through the ages of technology and design.

The storefront-laden Signs on Main Street display recreates a typical "Main Street USA", with shop windows full of sign-related objects, curiosities, and samples.

Guided tours or an audio tour on your phone are great ways to explore the Museum. Explaining the larger topics, as well as surprising stories about the signs themselves, paints a clearer picture of the collection and is highly recommended. At the end of guided tours, don't forget to check out Neonworks of Cincinnati, the full-time neon workshop located inside of the museum! You can see tube-benders working their craft making signs for sign companies today.

Benvenuto, to Pompilios

Founded in 1933, and located at the corner of 6th Street and Washington Ave, Pompilios has been serving the tri-state area home cooked Italian meals for 85 consecutive years! They pride themselves in hand-making their sauces and traditional items, such as: Lasagna, Ravioli, Meatballs, Italian sausage and much more. Their menu however is not limited to just great Italian food. They also offer many traditional American Fares and a complete children's menu. Check out their Bocce courts as well!

If you like Italian foods, you will love Pompilios!

Taste of Belgium is a restaurant group of Belgian-inspired eateries. We take traditional Belgian recipes and we twist them; we take American classics and we Belgianize them.
Taste of Belgium exists to transcend people’s differences with one-of-a-kind Belgian food— authentic in spirit and served up with a delicious twist. At the heart of Belgian culture is a history of individualism that bucks authority and dismisses the establishment. For Belgians, rules are meant to be broken—or at the very least, mocked. But what Belgians do take seriously is their zest for living and a zealous, democratic respect for each other. And what’s more democratic than a waffle? It transcends differences—be they cultural, political or culinary. Within a world of disagreement, a waffle brings people together—which is the core of what Taste of Belgium believes in.