Frisch's Big Boy

Downtown

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1001 Gest St.
Cincinnati, OH 45203

Phone: (513) 621-8494

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Cuisine

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Family friendly

Hours

Dine-in: 7 a.m-10 p.m Sunday-Thursday
7 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday-Saturday
Drive-thru: 7 a.m.-11 p.m. daily

About

Frisch's originated in Cincinnati in 1905, and their famous double-decker Big Boy sandwich was born in 1946. Likewise, Frisch's has been a local favorite for many years, with staples like the breakfast and salad bars, specialty tartar sauce and pumpkin pie. Try a fish sandwich for dinner, a Cherry Coke to drink and top it off with a Hot Fudge Cake for dessert. The dessert display case at the counter where customers can order slices or whole pies to go is too tempting to resist.Show more

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