08/09/2012

The Banks Welcomes Crave as One of Several New Restaurants

CINCINATTI (June 18,2012)-The Banks mixed-use development on the shores of the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati plans to add five more restaurants by spring 2013.  

Crave1According to an article published last week in the Cincinatti Business Courier, Carter’s development is becoming quite the entertainment district, with more than 90 percent of the retail space already leased to tenants such as Johnny Rockets and Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill.

Crave, the newest addition to The Banks, is a Mediterranean and Asian inspired restaurant located directly across from the Great American Ball Park. The award winning restaurant, along with its distinguished wine selection, offers a chic but casual atmosphere.

Crave boasts a full sushi bar and extensive wine list and prides itself on using fresh ingredients. The alluring menu includes a wide variety of modern dishes and even includes gluten free options. Signature drinks, created with Cincinnati in mind, are available.

The 8,000-square-foot eatery is one of several restaurants new to The Banks. By spring 2013, four more restaurants will open at The Banks including: Tin Roof, Mahogany’s at The Banks, The Wine Guy, and Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse.

For more information about opportunities at The Banks, contact Laura Swadel of Carter at [email protected].

 

Aug 9, 2012 4:02:51 PM

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