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  1. A Cincinnati landmark, Porkopolis Tavern & Grill is a historic restaurant located atop Mount Adams. The building used to house the famous Rookwood Pottery. The restaurant still has some of the old brick kilns used to fire the pottery. If you're lucky, your group might even get to dine inside one of them. The building was built in 1892 and was the home of Rookwood pottery until 1967 when it went out of business.
     
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The story on the front of the menu.
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The story on the front of the menu.
One of the original brick kilns.
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One of the original brick kilns.
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Dining inside an old brick kiln.
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Dining inside an old brick kiln.

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  1. 1077 Celestial Street
    Cincinnati, OH 45202

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