Burlington Restaurants

While you’re in Cincinnati, visit Burlington, which was one of the busiest Underground Railroad crossings before and during the Civil War. The area is now known more for its fantastic Italian cuisine, which isn’t so much traditional as it is adventurous. You can order delectable appetizers, such as Bruschetta Romano. It's homemade bread straight from the oven topped with chopped tomatoes and marinated in a garlic, olive, and olive oil concoction, then sprinkled with Romano cheese. Try a tuna sandwich topped with bruschetta, tomatoes, roasted red peppers and mozzarella for a delicious twist on a lunchtime staple. If you crave a more inventive entrée, try some medallion-sized veal cuts sautéed with lumps of fresh crab and asparagus in a champagne sauce accompanied by garlic-infused bread.