I come to Muse almost every week and usually order a smoothie. I recommend the peach/mango with…read moreapple juice (instead of OJ) and yogurt! Try the seasonal lattes too- hot or iced ( I prefer iced ) - can't wait for snow mint to come back but butterscotch brown sugar is good. Today I also tried a breakfast sandwich - egg n criss - get it with tomato and spinach warm, skip the meat. Have it all warm, cut it in half when you get it and take that first bite. I dare you not to close your eyes and to eat it slowly. Now you will be thanking me for at least cutting it in half. You're welcome! Enjoy!

Great staff, environment and food. It is our Sunday breakfast and barista made coffee place.read more

Showed up right before closing time by accident, but the barista was kind enough to unlock the door…read moreand let me place an order anyway. I got the seasonal Tiramisu drink and it was so good! Beyond the great coffee and top-tier service, the shop is adorable and has a beautiful outdoor garden. 10/10 experience-can't wait to return!

I came to the Westend in Cincinnati for a class that was being held at the Fable Cafe. I think…read morethere were about 10 of us there for a calligraphy class that was being held in the back of the cafe. I ordered a hot chai tea latte, something I love to try anytime that it is on the menu. I have tried a lot of them, some good, some bad. This chai was a good one, not overly spicy on this one but a good flavor profile. Creamy finish on the top and because I was having it in-store I got it in a glass cup and I love that! The gals that took my order and then made my chai latte were not messing around, they were quick which was good because I was running slightly behind and only had a few minutes until class started. It was clean in the coffee shop aside from where we tracked in the rain on the wood floors. Several tables to sit at or you could just grab your cup to go. Looks like they had a few choices of baked goods you could also order but I did not try any on this occasion. I would stop here again if in Westend.

The food here was unreal! I was dying to find Ethiopian food in Cincinnati and Habesha more than…read moremet my craving! We had the chicken and beef tibs and the vegan dishes. Everything was outstanding! Will make the drive here again to eat - it was that good!

I love Ethiopian food and their spices and flavors! This place has the best Ethiopian food in…read moreCincinnati. I've tried their veggie plate with doro wat and it was amazing seasoned perfectly with good sized portions. The ambiance is great they have so much culture in their restaurant. Service was great it is a family owned business so you will be served with love and care.

Incredible atmosphere, clean, aesthetically so cool! Kind service and great coffee! Just found a…read morenew spot to frequent

Coffee was great and the worker was very nice! Atmosphere was very relaxing and inviting.read more

Solo visited my workplace for a meeting and did a fantastic job! They had a limited menu of…read moreclassics and seasonal favorites. They were able to print our logo on top of the coffee for a special surprise. The coffee itself was delicious. They were easy to work with and the perfect fit for your next event.

Highly recommend their coffee!! I've had a few different drinks at Solo pop ups - the couple that…read moreruns it is incredible and they make serving coffee an experience. I've been loving their cappuccino and their americano with oat milk! All syrups are homemade and supreme.

Mon Petit Choux is a French pastry shop serving up some delicious treats We tried one of their…read moresavory feta pastries, a sweet cream cheese-filled pastry, and of course their famous vanilla cream puff. The cream puff was easily the star of the show. Light, airy, and perfectly balanced without being overly sweet. They also offer catering and are well known for their beautiful wedding cakes. Huge shoutout to chef angela grillo, the mastermind behind it all! Definitely a spot worth checking out if you're in the mood for something sweet (or savory).

This gem of a pastry shop has been chiseled straight from the quaint streets of France and…read morewonderfully nestled into the west end of Cincy. My pics do no justice to the flavor explosion my family and I just experienced. We tried the strawberry cream puff, raspberry mousse cake, cinnamon roll, and the savory spinach and feta pastry. Everything was INCROYABLE (AMAZING in French)!! The staff was super kind and helpful and made the experience that much more joyful and pleasant. We live about 45 minutes away from this must visit spot and would not hesitate to drive that distance again in the near future to experience some more of the wonderful flavors of France that Mon Petit Choux provides! Check them out today (and tomorrow, and every other day ending in Y)! Bon appétit!! :)

The perfect neighborhood coffee house. Friendly, a few outdoor tables, and my large fancy Samoa…read morelatte was only $5.50. Pretty neighborhood just to explore.

I always stop by this amazing little coffee shop when I'm driving through this part of town. I…read morecan't say enough about the friendly staff, cleanliness, and yummy drink options. This time around I chose the honey pistachio latte to go, so nothing to get in photos. There is seating if you'd like to stay and chat or read a book. I guarantee you won't be dissatisfied if you give them a try. Not much in the way of food, though I'm hoping that eventually changes, but always worth a stop in!

I really like the coffee and pastries here. The space is cute but feels crammed. I would go again…read moreduring non busy times. I was squished in the corner waiting for my order on a Sunday morning. I also saw a few ants on the counter. I know it's that time of year but I don't want to see them when I'm ordering food and drinks.

"Hidden gem", literally - hidden that is, and what a discovery! Collective Espresso in Northside…read morewas marked with a sidewalk sign, but the tiny shop is not on the street. It's down a narrow sidewalk between two buildings. Dare to walk back there and you discover Collective! My brother ordered a black coffee and I had an iced vanilla latte. The server was polite and friendly, the barista quiet and focused on her craft. Both drinks were delicious, with a robust coffee flavor. There are a few chairs inside the shop, but it was a sunny early spring day so we sat in the small courtyard and caught up with each other. There, I saw that there is an entrance from the side street -- regulars seemed to enter from that direction. But I like the secret entrance between buildings better! We parked on a side street but there is a little lot in the area. No photos; was too busy gabbing. After, we popped in a couple thrift shops on the same street and then headed over to a salvage lumber yard/ hardware store. A good day for exploring.

My go-to for coffee shops is black drip or pour over made from good beans. The light roast I had…read morewas excellent and I liked that they had a choice of a few different roasts available. The inside was cute and clean with plenty of 1-2 person tables, and I had no problem finding a seat even though it was busy. Service at the counter was polite and efficient. I'd definitely go back next time I'm in the area.

Imagine driving to Cincinnati ahead of the incoming snowstorm, ready for a fun coffee shop, because…read moremy sister is basically a coffee shop snob. We go across town (at least 20 minutes), hopes high and taste buds ready, only to land at this spot and find the energy a little more "BLAH" than "CAFFEEINE PARTY." I'm all about giving new to me places a chance, so I let them know I was from out of town, expecting an enthusiastic welcome or at least a menu breakdown. Instead, I got about as much excitement as a decaf espresso shot. I was this close to skipping the order altogether, but my inner self said keep going. The baristas making the drinks were great, and the space itself is roomy enough for laptop warriors or a catch-up with pals. The drinks, though, didn't have me doing cartwheels, but hey, maybe it was just an off day for my taste buds. I can't begin to remember the name of my drink Would I go back? Probably not. Will our Cincinnati crew give it another shot? Also unlikely. But hey, if you're nearby and feeling adventurous, maybe you'll catch them on a day when the energy is as strong as their coffee. Every coffee run has its own story, and this one just leaned a little more decaf than drama.

Very unique coffee shop with a shelf full of board games and lots of coffee and tea options. Very…read morefriendly staff and lots of locals seem to be regulars.

One of my favorite things to do when I travel--especially in a college town--is to find a great…read morelocal coffee spot. There's something about coffee and meaningful connections that captures the heart of a place, and Rohs street Café did exactly that! Just a few minutes' walk from my hotel, this café was the perfect morning find. The minimalist design and warm wood tones create a clean, inviting space that highlights the charm of the old architecture. The bookshelves, comfy seating, and local art add such character--it's the kind of place where you can relax, study, or just enjoy the buzz of community. The menu is impressively diverse, offering bold flavors and creative options. I absolutely loved that they serve coffee in real mugs--it makes all the difference and gives that "home away from home" feeling. The staff was super friendly, and my latte was perfectly crafted--smooth, rich, and beautifully presented. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this café is a must-visit for your Cincinnati adventure. I'll definitely be back next time!