Morsel & Nosh — Restaurant in Cincinnati

I came in today as a new customer and my friend and I were greeted by someone working at the register. I usually bring my 11 pound dog as he is certified and always leashed. I enjoyed looking at the diverse pantry options that they have. As I was looking a man glances at me and says “you can’t have him here” and I stated even if he is certified? He proceeds to tell me that it is a sanitary issue, I understood and left. I didn’t see a sign outside the door nor inside the store. While in the store the two associates didn’t seem to know it was a rule either because I had been shopping for awhile. As a customer It is always hurtful when you are spoken at and not to. Today I came in feeling welcomed and left feeling not welcomed at all. I will not be back, I do hope they treat their other customers...

I love what they're doing for the neighborhood during the pandemic and what they are planning for the future. However, I stopped by today and bought an $8 loaf of sourdough bread (never seen a loaf of bread that pricey) and it was completely stale. I was disappointed after spending that much on a loaf of bread and it was hard to cut and even eat. Selling old bread also makes the bakery that produced it look bad... I look forward to what's to come though! I think they'll make a great addition...

This is what Northside needed for the longest time. A top-notch grocer for the locals, Morsel offers the finest meats and cheeses along with other local and international products. It's a great place to go to if you want a sandwich, and the soups are always on point. They strive on freshness and quality, and the atmosphere rings true in comparison to the local grocers of yesteryear. If you're in the area, definitely stop in and experience this fine...