Muse In Mt. Lookout - Cincinnati

I went for the greater cincinnati restaurant week and ordered from the $36 three curs menu. all three dishes were excellent, and the service was great. definitely recommend, especially during the restaurant week.

Food quality, creativity, love to eat detail 5 stars without doubt. the chef has a vision and they can say that she does her best to share it with the community. dictate local farms what is served on the menu. service could use a small refinement, it is a bit disjointed, but they try what is enough to keep a high rating by food experience. the ambiente is great. I love the interior design and decor. If they want a little pick, I felt a few of the vegan dishes I tasted could have used some extra sauces. they were just a touch on the dry side, which allows them to experience the true taste of the ingredients, but was not so pleasant textural. also piece size on the main dishes were a little light. again, not bad, but as decent size guy I would have needed more. overall, most pleasant.

I recently discovered this restaurant during restaurant week and decided to visit with some friends on a Thursday night when they had live music. The service was good, though a bit on the slow side. I really enjoyed the atmosphere, and the eclectic decor added a nice touch. The food was quite creative; we started with a cheese board, and for the main course, I had the seared duck breast. It was incredibly flavorful, and I would highly recommend it!

Nice quaint restaurant in the heart of Mount Lookout Square. Recommended for brunch: coffee is amazing, and the breakfast burrito is incredible. The staff is friendly and the facilities are very nice.

We visited the restaurant for brunch at 10 am and were the only patrons throughout our stay. When offered cocktails, we chose coffee instead. The server kindly agreed to brew a fresh pot, but after ten minutes, our coffee was only lukewarm at best. While the food was enjoyable, the portions were quite small. The decor struck us as overly kitschy, with an abundance of hot pink neon and steel that felt distracting, especially with the Grateful Dead music playing in the background.