Moxy Bakery

Spunky spot with intriguing pastry options and louder working space. I came here looking for a space to do some work. To the side they have long tables with a surprisingly comfortable pew seat. The music at the time was a live album. Once people came, two conversations could easily fill the space. Definitely need to bring headphones if you're sensitive to music volume or if conversations aren't white noise for you.For a snack, I ordered the cruffin: it is a muffin made with Croissant dough. This was filled with spiced apples and loaded on sugar. The filling was not too sweet though so that was a hit. Really all of their food looks great! Picture worthy The cortado I got was classic. Oatmilk and some sugar I added on the side bar. Next time: I'll come for a meeting over some breakfast pastries.

My favorite bakery in Cincy. Really friendly staff and everything I've tried has been above and beyond amazing.

Went to several coffee and bakery shops in Findlay Market area. Moxy Bakery seemed to be the only one to offer my choices iced coffee in a sugar free option. Brewed Urbana Coffee with almond milk and sugar free vanilla syrup my latte hit the spot. Friendly and upbeat staff offered friendly casual conversation while my order was being processed.Moxy Bakery will be moving forward my 1st stop at Findlay Market to get my walk around beverage.

Moxy, a bakery and cafe owned by Urbana, sits in the heart of Findlay Market. I have been to Moxy twice now and felt the seasonal drinks are always really unique and interesting. They also have a selection of unique rotating pastries and of course Urbana coffee beans that you can purchase for home brewing.The last time I went I grabbed their new Bay Leaf Latte that comes topped with a sugar covered bay leaf. It was pretty good but I couldn't detect a strong bay leaf flavor (maybe that is a good thing, lol). The first time I went I grabbed a strawberry rose chocolate chip cookie (I think? It's been a while!) and a croissant that had a delicious apricot jam & seeds on top. The croissant was definitely my favorite and I wish the cookie had more chocolate chips! Everything is very prettily decorated and I hope to try one of their Cosmic Brownies at some point.

Love the ambiance in here and there is a lot of seating if you plan to stay to enjoy your pastries and coffee. There are a lot of rotating savory and sweet pastry options and coffee from Urbana. We got a garlic herb croissant, savory croissant with tomato jam and seasonal quiche featuring leeks and other veggies. The tomato jam was amazing. The garlic croissant had great flavor but was a dense piece of bread. The quiche also had good flavor, was a bit mushy however. The coffee was great, we tried iced coffee and cold brew. Moxy generally does not post what they are serving on their social media so be prepared to go in with an open mind not knowing what to expect! But everything looks great and there is something for everyone!They mentioned they are adding more craft coffees early June 2023

Absolutely loved visiting Moxy this summer. It was a delightful reprieve from the summer heat! There was plenty of seating inside, and the staff was absolutely lovely. I grabbed a tea, and my pals got coffee, and all three drinks were amazing! Love the aesthetic of the shop and would love to visit again.

We walked in this cafe all tired from a day out an about the Cincy city. Got a few coffees and found very comfy seating. The place is comfortable, pleasant and the air conditioning is perfect on a warm day!We got a hot latte, a cappuccino and a cold brew. The coffee roast is well made. The lady at the counter was friendly and got our order right.

Looks more appealing than it actually is . Super cute pictures online . The lobby is small and quaint but isn't the cleanest in lobby or bathrooms. I waited so long b/c the barista was taking a while conversing to friends and then ended up making my latte with the wrong milk. The coffee was just okay and I ended up not getting Pastries due to the long wait. Barista for sure was not apologetic since she was busy talking to friends after all . This was a 10 am Saturday which is pretty busy with pedestrians at Findlay Market. Not a place I need to stop again.

Stumbled upon this little coffee shop at Findlay Market. I asked for one of the seasonal specials listed on the sign at the counter and the employee behind the counter blankly started at me. It was quite awkward. They looked confused or irritated as they looked at me then the sign on the counter. I thought maybe they were going to say they ran out but nope just more awkward glances before finally ringing it up without saying a word. The drink ended up being just fine. They use Urbana's beans so I'd recommend just going to the other side of Findlay Market and hitting up a real Urbana.

My first time to Moxy. I got four different baked and cappuccino. All was fresh, delicious. Service was good. Definitely coming back .