Maplewood Kitchen and Bar

Out of town with family, ordered blue berry pancakes, bacon, side salad. Waited nearly 30 minutes for food arrive. Pancakes had chunks of lemon rind, few berry inside. Came with raspberry sauce??? Why no blueberry sauce or syrup. Salad was arougla, carrots and radish...ordered with ranch. Meal arrived without ranch, said own dressing on it??? Asked for ranch, got the eye roll??? One tablespoon ranch in tinest cup. Bacon tasted like fish, off flavor, overcooked. Only ate 1/3 meal. Overrated reviews.

Waited 30 minutes to be seated also sat down waited a hour and half to receive food was also missing 4 items from the order spent 120 dollars just to sit and wait almost 2 hours for some pancakes and coffee .

Have come here the last 3 years for a work trip. Each and every time I get the yogurt and granola bowl. To die for...fresh fruit, fresh honey, and what seems like homemade greek yogurt. Yum.

Initially, I was a thrown off that this isn't a typical wait-service restaurant, but the order-at-the-counter system ended up being efficient - I knew what I wanted to eat from the jump. Considering that setup, the food is certainly NOT fast food quality. The lemon ricotta pancakes were amazing. The pork sausage (served like shaped ground pork) was the best I've ever had, and the eggs were cooked perfectly like I requested. I would have taken a photo, but I completely inhaled the food before I even considered how this place was worthy of five stars. Don't miss it if you are in the vicinity.

Its a perfect place for beers and burgers, having friends around a table enjoying the weather at the patio, or solo reading a book inside while enjoying a variety of beers.

An OK spot if you are particularly peckish and don't want to go a few more blocks. A fast-casual deli with a full bar and marginal coffee. They serve breakfast and lunch, full drink menu and some misc pastries. I chose the grilled cheese and it was marginal at best. The havarti was not really melted, the red pepper aoili was globbed in the middle, and the "slow roasted tomato" seemed like a slice of tomato that had been waved over a burner. It ended up being a gloppy mess and only finished about a quarter of the entire sandwich. The fries on the other hand were really good - should have just gotten a double order of those to make a lunch.

Visited this place while in Cincinnati & it was a last-minute choice. Although there was not a big breakfast selection, the food was good, especially the lemon ricotta pancakes. Would visit here again when in town.

Great brunch

Food was great. My daughter wishes they had plain pancakes on the kids menu, but i thought they were good!