Shannan's Saved Places
Lunch It Punch It is one of Shannan's Saved Places.

1. Lunch It Punch It

virtual cafeteria, Cincinnati, OH
Café · East Walnut HIlls · No tips or reviews
Blue Manatee Children's Books is one of Shannan's Saved Places.

2. Blue Manatee Children's Books

3054 Madison Road Oakley Square, Cincinnati, OH
Bookstore · Oakley · 5 tips and reviews

Chris T.Chris Thompson: Swing by and pick up a copy of A Cincinnati Night Before Christmas. The illustrations feature iconic Cincinnati locations. Proceeds benefit local adoption charities.

Essencha Tea House and Fine Teas is one of Shannan's Saved Places.

3. Essencha Tea House and Fine Teas

7.7
3212 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH
Tea Room · Oakley · 17 tips and reviews

Nikki_JanellNikki_Janell: Two words... Edamame Dip! It's awesome!

Guru India Restaurant is one of Shannan's Saved Places.

4. Guru India Restaurant

8.5
2303 Buttermilk Xing, Crescent Springs, KY
Indian Restaurant · 32 tips and reviews

D.G. H.D.G. Hollums: Great food, most days they have a good buffet. Try their mango lasse & the best Saag Paneer in Northern KY.

Newport Aquarium is one of Shannan's Saved Places.

5. Newport Aquarium

8.6
1 Aquarium Way (Newport on the Levee), Newport, KY
Aquarium · 75 tips and reviews

Bryan S.Bryan Sherman: You can follow the aquarium on twitter (add to profile someone?). @newportaquarium Read more.

New York Hilton Midtown is one of Shannan's Saved Places.

6. New York Hilton Midtown

7.1
1335 Avenue of the Americas (btwn W 53rd & W 54th St), New York, NY
Hotel · Theater District · 261 tips and reviews

HISTORYHISTORY: On April 3, 1973, Motorola researcher Martin Cooper made the first call via cellular phone to his rival Joe Engel of AT&T's Bell Labs, who was trying to beat him in the development of a cell phone.

Bryant Park is one of Shannan's Saved Places.

7. Bryant Park

9.5
W 42nd St (btwn 5th & 6th Ave), New York, NY
Park · Midtown East · 1230 tips and reviews

HISTORYHISTORY: In 1853-54, NY's first world's fair, the Crystal Palace Exhibition, took place here. A huge iron-and-glass structure was erected to house 5,272 exhibitors from 23 foreign nations and across the U.S.