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2442a, Webster Street, 94612, Oakland, Alameda County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 510-238-1100
website: www.muaoakland.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 37.8141056, Longitude: -122.2645417
Melissa N
::Get the fried polenta! It's incredible!!! My drink was incredible. Not overly sweet. The had a separate menu for gluten free/vegetarian/vegans. The main thing I would change would be the music and volume of the music. It sounds like a club and feels like a classy establishment. A bit hard to have a conversation. Even a bit hard to order with the server. Server was excellent and checked in on us a perfect amount of times. Very cool art displayed as well. Overall, wonderful experience and will come again.
Carla S.
::We were a group of 4 for dinner on a Sunday night. 2 of us had been before and recommended it. The vibe is very chill and has an industrial aesthetic. We literally ordered half of the menu because the dishes are small and meant to be shared. Everything was good but the stand outs for us were the "not cheese" Mac and cheese, the chicken wings, the brussel sprouts, the crispy polenta and the garlic shrimp. The service was very friendly. The DJ was on point! The music was a highlight for me. We were dancing in our seats. Why didn't I give it 5 stars? First, my cocktail was just so-so and the prices are quite expensive. But, apparently the prices are typical for the Bay area.
Ems S
::This place seems to be mix of different food fusions. We ordered a few items and they were good. Brussels, wings, ribs, collard greens, bone marrow, no cheese Mac and cheese. Margaritas very good. Music was too Loud. That 20% mandatory gratitude does not sit well with me. I believe people should be allowed to tip what they want. First based on serve and secondly its gratitude and cannot be forced . Stop this madness. One time visit is enough.
Jonathan Clark
::What an interesting spot. I'm giving 4 stars since I just can't get to the price to quality ratio (not bad, but definitely not great for the cost), but you'd be hard pressed to find a quirkier spot for a date night. Ambiance: Eclectic mix of music from house, chill hop, lofi, even some flute action that came out of nowhere. Art and art-adjacent (e.g. is particle board with a stick figure painted on it really art?) things adorn the wall. Plenty of seating in a very open-air dining area connected to a bar alley. Food: Small plates and medium plates ranging from new American to southern to Asian influence to other assorted cuisine. The menu directly reflects the ambiance in that it has no idea what it really is trying to be, but it just works. The bone marrow was -chef's kiss- as was the cornbread that came with the fried chicken. Everything else was so-so to good. Verdict: Nope, this won't get you going like Sally faking an O in front of Harry in that scene at the diner, though you will walk out thinking you've had far worse meals in your life.
Divya Sharma
::Been a customer since 2011! My go to order is the CBQ burger - it’s really filling and has a lot of fantastic ingredients in it. The other item we ordered is the catfish with was really good as well. The ambiance is cool vibes ++ dope art ++ stylish people all gathered up in a warehouse. Really recommend for birthday dinners / renting out the space for events