Best Brunch Restaurants in Sharonville

Warm & cozy dining experience! DeSha’s never disappoints! We met friends on a busy Wednesday evening & remembered why this was a favorite. Nice menu variety/ good wine selection/ great server. The cornbread is a delicious treat- complimentary. Fish & chips portion is huge. Pretzel prime rib sandwich is husband’s favorite.

A great neighborhood gem. The staff is always great, the food is excellent and the location is perfect.

Food was delicious as usual but took nearly 45 minutes from time we arrived until time our food arrived. Restaurant was not busy. We have been here several times and never waited that long so maybe just a bad day.

Michele was the best! It was our first time to Cooper’s Hawk for my girlfriend’s birthday, and Michele treated us great. Amazing service, with great food. 100% coming back!

I had left the doctor’s office and needed cheering up and I remembered the Taft Museum Café called “Lindner family café” which I found was difficult to fine on OPENTABLE. I made a reservation for noon this Monday (Sunday and Monday the museum is free admission) and the light coming into the café from the garden was beautiful and soul lifting. I sat by a large window streaming beautiful light on flowers sitting on a tablecloth. I was having a 19th century experience which museums should give us. The service was charming and helpful. I order an egg frittata and glass of white wine. However, I am not sure the title on the menu. I cook for my wife Sunday mornings, so I did note to the service that the dish was delicious. I described to her patient or interested ears how the dish was delicious and detailed how I thought the disk was constructed. To my surprise when the cultured service returned with the check, she brought with her the chef construction of the dish and some secrets with her for me. The chef is excellent and thoughtful, and I will try to remake the dish for my love this Sunday. I rate the experience 100%. For dessert I visited the Rayburn portrait of Jane Fraser Tytler. The receipt is not the experience of the food or the environment. If I will include a photograph of the painting with the review. Kevin Booher