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chregan

Joined 4 years ago

Wonderful Restaurant in the Cincinnatian Hotel. The elegant building itself was built in the 1880's and is rather breathtaking, if you ask me. Chef Salazar had been working in New York City at a number NYC's culinary heavy hitters, including Blue Ribbon Sushi and Jean George.

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pointsbac

Joined 4 years ago

This was a very disappointing experience.. This was a very disappointing experience.

1. The service was very good.

2. The room was very drafty and cold.

3. The food was mediocre at best, very overpriced while being served at room temperature.

Finally, one of our party asked if they could order the chicken w/ potatoes vs. the dumplings on the menu. We were informed that that is not allowed. The chef has decided what foods should be served together and will not allow any other set of combinations.

Overall, just simply disappointing.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Fresh seasonal fare and incredible attention to detail are the hallmarks of this fine-dining restaurant.. In Short
This upscale restaurant in the Cincinnatian Hotel features unexpected delights throughout the meal. For example. fresh lemon halves for your water come wrapped in gauze tied with grosgrain ribbons. Or between appetizer and entree, a tiny scoop of fresh sorbet arrives to cleanse your palate. The fare features a range of familiar foods with gourmet and exotic twists. Highlights of the summer menu include Hudson Valley foie gras with roasted plums and seared sea bass with mango relish.

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jawels

Joined 9 years ago

Previous reviews are really old. Based on previous reviews I selected this restaurant and was expecting a great dinning experience. One that you leave with wow that was nice. Well the food was fine...over priced but good. The attention to detail mentioned in the overview is not there. Maybe because it was a Monday evening... but our waiter could have cared less if she was there or not. Others around seemed to at least have a personality.

Over all there are many restaurants in Cincinnati that would rate higher... and will have my business in the future.

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Kam

Joined 11 years ago

The Mercedes of Restaurants. The Palace is the best kept secret right here in lil old Cincinnati. Nestled right inside the wonderful Cincincinnatian Hotel. The moment you step into the Hotel you are transformed into elegance, and the employees treat you like royalty. The food was delicous and hats off to Chef Hulin. Thanks for my stardom that evening, and I will be back for every special occassion or just for a little R&R.

Ms. kam

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cincygreg

Joined 11 years ago

Palace is just that. Very Elegant, very classy and everything i handled with panache. The Palace is a great place to take that special someone.

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jhbnky

Joined 11 years ago

Affordable Elegance. My husband and I dine quite often at The Palace and each time reminds us why we love it. Our dining experience always constists of excellent service and presentation and relaxed elegant atmosphere. The food quality is the Best in the City the Chef Guy Hulin is a gem and a great addition to the city.

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dvandersall

Joined 11 years ago

Dining....not just eating. Some of the Best innovative food combinations. Dining at the Palace is an experience...a memory.