Founded in 1817, the city of Monroe is now home to over 13,000 residents. It can be found off of I-75 between Cincinnati & Dayton, directly north of Liberty Township, and west of Lebanon. The city takes up a small 17 square miles, giving it the feeling of a small town. However, it offers easy access to local shopping, employment opportunities, & restaurants.
SCHOOLS
The city of Monroe has its own school district, which contains four public schools. There are two Catholic schools nearby, which provides other convenient options for the local residents. The nearby schools are:
- Monroe Primary
- Monroe Elementary
- Monroe Junior High
- Monroe Senior High
- Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary
- Bishop Fenwick High School (Middletown)
GOOD EATS
Even though Monroe is a small town on the outskirts of Cincinnati, it offers a variety of local restaurants attracting people from surrounding areas. A handful of the popular restaurants include:
- Clubhouse Sports Grille
- Numprik Thai Lao
- Tres Amigos
- Fresh Cafe
- Lucky Bamboo
- Victory Lane Pizza
- Rivertown Brewery & Barrel House
- Turkey’s R Us
- Richards Pizza
- FigLeaf Brewing (North of Monroe)
- Grecian Delight (North of Monroe)
SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT
Monroe is most well-known as the home to both Cincinnati Premium Outlets and Traders World Flea Market, neither of which you can miss when you’re driving on I-75. Both are very popular indoor / outdoor shopping venues that attract people from all over the Greater Cincinnati & Dayton areas. Most other entertainment options are going to be found in the surrounding areas, such as West Chester and Liberty Township. For the avid golfers, there are a handful of country clubs in the surrounding area as well.
- Green Crest Golf Club
- Wetherington Country Club
- Four Bridges Country Club
- Pleasant Hill Golf Club
- Liberty Center
- Miami Valley Gaming (Lebanon)
- Traders World
- Cincinnati Premium Outlets
- Monroe Community Park
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