DORA Rule in Loveland, Milford and New Richmond
WHAT IS DORA?
A Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) is a specially designated area that allows patrons of an establishment serving alcohol to take an open container of alcohol out of the business and walk around the public streets. Drinks must be in special cups designated as DORA cups. These cups can be obtained at all participating alcohol establishments inside the DORA.
SUPPORTING LOCAL
The main goal of these small towns like Loveland, Milford and New Richmond participating in DORA is to provide an economic stimulus to local businesses and a safer alternative to spending time inside a bar or restaurant during the COVID-19 pandemic. This opportunity allows for locals and visitors to explore nearby shops, retailers, and spend more time touring around and relaxing in the towns historic downtown areas. DORA is a perfect alternative for allowing a community to continue to grow while simultaneously presenting a safe option for locals and visitors to sill get out and enjoy these small towns.
CITIES IN CLERMONT COUNTY PARTICIPATING AND WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!
Loveland, OH
- Bishop’s Quarter
- Tano Bistro
- Ramsey’s Trailside
- Paxton’s Grill
- The Works
- Casual Pint
- Narrow Path Brewing
- Lyle’s Bikes, Brews & BBQ
- Cappy’s Craft Wine & Spirits
- Cindy’s Friendly Tavern
- Eagles
- Enoteca Emilia
These signs will be posted at the
boundaries of the DORA in Loveland.
Milford, OH
- Copper Blue
- Lehr’s Prime Market
- By Golly’s
- American Legion Post 450
- Chez Renee French Bistrot
- Padrino
- 20 Brix
- The Main Cup
- Little Miami Brewing Company
- Chappy’s Bourbon Bar & Bites
These signs will be posted at the
boundaries of the DORA in Milford.
New Richmod, OH
- Green Kayak Market
- Front Street Café
- Skipper’s River Café
- VFW Post 6770 (Members Only)
- American Legion Post 550 (Members Only)
The boundaries outlined in map above with
distinct signage displayed identifying the
DORA boundaries in New Richmond.
