Best Dessert in Mason

"With its roots in Findlay Market, Revolution Rotisserie is the quintessential Cincinnatian restaurant. The ingredients are organic and all natural, even the chickens are entitled to ‘life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness’. Revolution Rotisserie specializes in gourmet rotisserie chicken sandwiches served on grilled pita bread, which is finished off with fresh toppings and homemade sauces."

"The dishes served here are centered on rotisserie chicken, but you'll enjoy more than just chicken when you stop in for brunch. Start with Revolution's breakfast poutine; it's got ham, mozzarella, and hollandaise all piled on top of tater tots. Traditional brunch choices include egg dishes, shrimp & grits, biscuits & gravy, and french toast."

"Location: 3046 Madison Road (Oakley) & 9899 Montgomery Road (Montgomery). Anyone from Cincinnati won’t be terribly surprised by the number one shop on this list, Aglamesis Bro’s, which actually has two locations in Cincy – one in Oakley and one in Montgomery. The shop itself has a long history, being founded by brothers Thomas and Nicholas Aglamesis in the early 1900s in Norwood, Cincinnati."

"Next up is Oakley's Aglamesis Bros, situated at 3046 Madison Road With 4.5 stars out of 213 reviews on Yelp, the spot to score ice cream and frozen yogurt has proven to be a local favorite."

"Since 1913, the Aglamesis family has been serving homemade chocolates and ice cream on the east side. The small ice-cream parlor and confectionery...Read More"

"This list would not be complete without mentioning Graeter’s Ice Cream, which has various locations all throughout the Cincinnati area. From cones to shakes, sundaes, and malts, Graeter’s offers a little bit of everything with a wide variety of flavors and toppings. Their rich, creamy ice cream happens to match their rich history: In 1868 a young Louis Graeter moved to Cincinnati, Ohio to sell ice cream at neighborhood street markets."

"Famous for its French-pot ice cream, Graeter’s also offers freshly-made baked goods, doughnuts included. If it’s yeast doughnuts that you prefer, try the iced chocolate. It’s a generous size and the chocolate is divine."

"Hit up either of these places (or both) for all of your ice cream needs. Seriously, Cincinnati’s food scene is not to be underestimated. Soooo many amazing, local options."

"3 Sweet Girls Cakery, in Over-the Rhine, is a local family owned bakery offering the BEST cupcakes, cakes and desserts in Cincinnati. Our award winning designers can design cakes, cupcakes, cake pops and cupcakes that are tailored just for you..."

"Located across the Ohio River in Covington, KY, the Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati is an entirely volunteer-run museum that features an incredible collection of authentic trains and railroad equipment. For anyone interested in the history of railroads or trains, this is a must-visit spot. Price: $4 Adults, $2 ages 10 and under (cash only)"

"Scratch-made flatbread with walnut spread, brown sugar crumble, vanilla icing, and powdered sugar starts the meal with a sweet edge. Carefully crafted bloody mary options and spiked coffees contribute to a leisurely brunch. Unique savory options include breakfast mac 'n cheese with crispy pork belly and a sunny side up egg, a housemade corn gordita with meat scramble, avocado, and pineapple pico de gallo, or a coffee-crusted filet with sunny side up eggs, crispy potatoes, and chimichurri."

"Wild Egg is a creative eatery that offers a fresh approach to traditional breakfast, brunch, and lunch through a variety of creative and innovative dishes. Breakfast basics include biscuits and gravy, house-made cinnamon rolls, old fashioned oatmeal, and house-made granola with dried fruit along with crepes, pancakes, waffles, and French toast. Hearty entrees range from breakfast nachos, chili verde huevos rancheros, and Greek frittatas to breakfast burritos, Mexico City Maria’s Chilaquiles, and wild mushroom and roasted garlic scramble."

"This museum houses a range of pieces that represent the history and culture of the Jewish people. Exhibit items include art, coins, jewelry and memorabilia. It shares works with the Los Angeles-based Skirball Museum."

"Founded in 1962, Carl Solway Gallery is the only member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) in the Tri-state region. The gallery boasts 12,500 square feet of space in a historic warehouse in Cincinnati’s West End neighborhood. Featuring modern and contemporary art, Carl Solway Gallery offers a variety of paintings, sculptures, and new media incorporating videos and electronics."

"Founded in 1962, this gallery exhibits contemporary painting, sculpture, photography, graphics and video. Adjacent free and secure parking lot. Address: 424 Findlay St., Cincinnati OH 45214"

"Located in the heart of the city and a few minutes away from popular local attractions, including Baum-Taft House and Woods Museum, 21c Museum Hotel offers a spectacular, romantic vacation. It features a contemporary gallery, a rooftop bar, and a fitness center accessible to all its guests. Rooms here are well-decorated with modern furnishings and well-equipped with comfortable amenities, including a flat-screen TV, a full kitchen, a sitting area, and an ensuite bathroom."

"An art gallery and museum all rolled into one, the 21c Museum Hotel is a must for art enthusiasts traveling to Cincinnati. This free art museum is open to the public year-round, 24/7!. You’ll have the opportunity to browse rotating exhibits featuring contemporary art from local, regional, national, and global artists without spending a dime."

"Anyone with an eye for art should book a room at the 21C Museum Hotel: The former landmark Metropole Hotel is now an art-centric hotel with its own collection, as well as rotating installations and exhibits. Courtesy of 21c Museum Hotels"