Greenwich Pita and Grill, the Mediterranean restaurant at 5220 Kings Mills Road in Mason, will serve its kebabs and gyros to a crowd that tournament officials expect to top 300,000 when the Cincinnati Open begins at the Lindner Family Tennis Center on Saturday, Aug. 8.
The Mason eatery is one of 13 dining options in the Commons, the tournament's shaded outdoor dining hub. It joins Cincinnati staples Jeff Ruby's, Skyline Chili, LaRosa's and Graeter's Ice Cream, along with Alfio's, Bibibop, Bru Brothers Coffee, Chicken Salad Chick, Lobsta Bakes of Maine, Mazunte, Playa Bowls and Verde.
Tournament Director Bob Moran announced the full food-and-drink lineup on Sunday, saying the roster blends new vendors with returning favorites.
The other headline addition: Rhinegeist Brewery is the tournament's new official local craft beer, complete with tournament-branded Cincy Light cans and its own bar at the Top Deck on the upper level of Center Court. The Dobel Tequila Ace Paloma returns as the signature cocktail. Fans bought 28,558 of them in 2025.
Tournament-goers spend an average of seven hours a day on site, the tournament says, which helps explain why the food operation keeps growing. Executive Chef Andrew Alcid oversees culinary operations across the 40-acre campus, while Food Network chef Jet Tila curates menus for the ultra-premium Garden Suites.
Three food trucks round out the options: Fifty West (burgers, fries and shakes), Fusako (Japanese fusion) and Twisted Greek (pitas and falafel) will be outside the Kroger Indoor Fan Zone.
The Lindner Family Tennis Center, which completed a $260 million expansion in 2025, closed to the public on Sunday as crews began transforming the campus for the event. Cincinnati Tennis COO Jansen Dell told Axios in early July that "every single room" gets flipped during the weeks-long conversion. The tournament won both ATP and WTA Tournament of the Year honors in 2025.
Match play begins Tuesday, Aug. 11, with both singles finals on Sunday, Aug. 23. Parking is included for all ticketholders, and rideshare drop-off is near the East Entrance. The Cincinnati Open mobile app includes a live map to help fans find dining spots. Tickets are at cincinnatiopen.com.
Upcoming community events
- Community Weekend, Saturday–Sunday, Aug. 8–9: Kids Day on Saturday features on-court experiences, autograph sessions, face painting and live music, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Red Bull BassLine runs 7–10 p.m. Saturday (separate ticket required, doubles as grounds pass). The inaugural Cincinnati Open 5K begins 8 a.m. Sunday, open to all ages; registration includes all-day grounds access, a T-shirt and a medal.
- Finals Weekend, Sunday, Aug. 23: Both singles championship matches close out the tournament.
Ticket and 5K registration details are at cincinnatiopen.com.
