Hoffman's Tourist Court, 1522 Dixie Highway, Park Hills

Greyhound Tavern, c. 1970
From a Facebook post by the Greyhound Tavern

What started out as the Dixie Tea Room (left) later became the Greyhound Grill at then end
of the trolley line. You know it as the Greyhound Tavern. You can read the history of the
Greyhound - and their menu - at their site: here. These two pics are from that site.

 

June 23, 1962. Truck full of tar crashes at Greyhound Grill. From a Facebook post by George Smed, Jr.

 

Charles Retschulte's Five Mile House 2642 Dixie Highway, since 1912. You more likely know it as Barleycorn's	At one time called The Dixie Inn.	Retschulte's	The Dixie Inn
	From a Facebook post by Lesa-Rennee Williams
Retschulte's operated a restaurant on the south-western corner of Dixie and Turkeyfoot under a variety of names.  Originally the Five Mile House, its name was changed in 1921 to Dixie Inn, but later changed to just Retschulte's, the proprietor's name.  It later became Barleycorns.
Retschulte's hot slaw recipe? Right here.

 

The Hearthstone Restaurant 2053 Dixie Highway, Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Routes 25 & 42, 2 Miles South of Cincinnati Luncheon - Dinner - Cocktails Tel. HE-8597 - Private Parties - Air Conditioned	Fort Mitchell Motel 2099 Dixie Highway U.S 25 & 42 COVINGTON, KENTUCKY 3 1/2 miles from Cincinnati, Ohio Air Conditioned, Hot Water heat, Tile Baths, Television, Quiet - Rest Assured. Phone ED, 1-2770 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hughes Howard Johnson's Restaurant Adjoining

 

Hearthstone Menu From a Facebook post by Rose Croley

 

Frisch's in Fort Mitchell.
Here from June, 1952 to December, 1988

 

Frisch's in Fort Mitchell. That's the Greyhound Grill to the left, c. 1960. from a Facebook post at Old Photos of Northern Kentucky	The original Fort Mitchell Frisch's (Frisch's sixth overall location), opened in October 1, 1952. They moved to the new building on the right in 1965, and eventually abandoned the site because of the lack of room for a drive in, and a salad bar.

 

Ft. Mitchell Holidome	The Cincinnati Rowntowner Inn, featuring the Crossbow Taverne Lounge, c. 1971

 

Inside the Drawbridge Inn

 

“The Drawbridge Estate includes 505 guest rooms, three diverse restaurants and lounges, three pools (one indoor heated), tennis courts, health and fitness facility, children's play area and video arcade. The Oldenberg Brewery and Entertainment Complex is located adjacent to the Drawbridge Estate.”			The Gate House Tavern, at the Drawbridge

The web site showing Drawbridge scenes thru the years is here.

 

Robertsons

Robertson's - across from the Highland Cemetery