07.16.09 Muza rated Best Polish in Capital Region by Metroland

At the heart of this very European- feeling restaurant is a menu of Polish specialties—the golumbkis, wursts, pierogies and such that make for a rich, tasty meal. Family run, it makes you feel as if you’ve stepped into a large and generous household, and the cheerfulness keeps you smiling long after the meal.

Metroland
July 16, 2009

03.29.09 Old-world eatery Muza feels like home, Times Union

Not long after walking into Muza in Troy, I started making a list. My meat-and-potato-loving in-laws. My vegetarian friends. The food snobs. The penny pinchers. My husband. By the third spoonful of borscht, I was halfway through my address book, and the main dishes hadn't arrived yet. Everything from the warm welcome to the thoughtful service to the mural-covered walls made us reluctant to leave. + Reviews

Celina Ottaway
March 29, 2009

02.19.09 Satisfaction in Polish, Metroland

Muza is an easygoing place, and the service is appropriately casual. We always had the comfortable sense of being looked after, and everyone involved in the place was very eager to please us. This Polish restaurant is a keeper.

B.A. Nilsson
February 19, 2009

01.08.09 Muza to the Palate, Troy Record

Dining at Muza teaches you that even the most humble dishes can seem like gourmet meals when prepared with love, respect and skill.

Bob Goepfer
January 8, 2009

01.01.09 Muza Ranked in Troy Record's Top 10 Restaurants of 2008 in the Capital District

This unpretentious restaurant at 15th Street and Congress offers marvelous Polish specialties at unbelievable prices. The food is terrific, the portions bountiful and the environment is like being in someone’s home.

Bob Goepfer
January 1, 2009