I have two words to describe this establishment--Supernatural Hospitality! Sunday Morning at…read moreSavannah's is tucked away in the idyllic community of New Windsor. Savannah hosted The Maryland Christian Chamber of Commerce (MDCCC) for a listening session. Our meeting space was spacious yet cozy--intentionally planned for intimate conversations and whole group discourse. Oh, and the coffee! You're going to have to experience that for yourself. Magnifique!

A charming cafe with great service. Coffee drinks and espresso, pastries, lovely staff. A great…read moreplace to stop in on local cycling routes or if you're just looking for great atmosphere for a recharge.

It was our first time visit. It was emptied. It was around 1030am. I tried banana muffin and it…read morewas very dry. My friend ate cookie band she said it was very delicious. Gluten free goodies were sold out. My plain coffee was so good until the last drop. My friend liked her chai. So I could not day much at this point

This is the cutest coffee shop with the nicest employees!! The coffee specialities were yummy and…read morethe questions we asked were answered knowledgeable!! We will definitely be back soon!! The inside ambiance was cute and country very clean and welcoming!! The donuts were delicious too!!

I've been coming to JeannieBird for a number of years, spanning back to when the dearly departed…read moreJeannie was still running the business. It's not only a joy to see the business still enjoying good success, but to also taste the enhanced skill of the bakers here. Make no doubt about it, the croissant here are authentic and delicious. Just the right amount of butter to bring out their savory character, with just a kiss of natural sweetness. The ham and Gruyère is an absolute pleasure. They have actual content; not just a tease of baked in ingredients. The financier were also perfect! I'm very much looking forward to seeing any additional Parisian pastries added to their counter. The traditional stars of their menu remain outstanding: the iced tea and sweet potato biscuits. While JeannieBird isn't always on my way to my usual destinations, this business is always worth a special trip.

JeannieBird is honestly worth a drive out to Westminster. We've been here a couple times, and it's…read morejust a delight. There's no better word to describe the experience. It's a fairly small cafe with excellent food choices. This isn't a fancy coffee experience, but they do have all you can drink when dining in. JeannieBird is often very busy, but they move through the line quickly. Seating can be challenging, but folks who are leaving aren't dillydallying and will offer you their spots. Husband got a biscuit sandwich and loved it. I got an everything croissant with feta and spinach. And we split a monkeybread. Everything is so, so yummy. Parking is pretty easy, with a small lot beside the building. Free parking Sundays. What sets this place apart, though, is the owner and staff. The owner pops around to each table to chat. Sure, he asks how the food is, but then he stays to connect -- and it feels sincere. This place is a rate gem.

As a first-time visitor from out of town, this spot earned a place on my list of coffee shops that…read moreI'd actually love to visit again! The vibe was busy but comfortable at the same time. The busy-ness was a testament to its popularity, yet it was comfy and relaxed because there was a variety of seating areas where one could enjoy their beverage and/or food. Many were reading, listening to personal headphones, chatting with friends. The atmosphere was lively. I loved that the menu had a variety of items on it... Definitely something for everyone. This is one of the few shops that have a delicious cardomom syrup. I actually ended up ordering a second beverage because the first one was so delicious!

I visited this spot this morning and had a delicious cappuccino! The barista even put a little…read morebunny on it. So I was really hoppy about finding this place. Until I entered the bathroom. And saw the "under" orientation of the toilet paper, which violates the original patent for toilet paper holders from 1891, where the paper clearly goes over the top. The "over" configuration: * prevents the roll from brushing the wall * makes it easier to grab with one hand * reduces accidental unrolling * and, most importantly, does not make decent people feel like they're living in a lawless society. What you have here is bathroom anarchy. I must admit that tile and brushed metal fixtures actually look really nice, which somehow makes the backward roll even more upsetting. It's like a beautifully plated meal served on the floor. Moreover, the ceiling contains approximately 400 judgmental eyes observing you while you attempt to live your life. The wallpaper on the ceiling (on the ceiling!!!) has a pattern based on the "evil eye" motif (sometimes called nazar), which shows up in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern design. Traditionally it's supposed to ward off bad luck or jealousy. All it does in this case is confirm the establishment has abandoned reason and at least one of the people who work has met a psychedelic mushroom. Still, the vibe everywhere else in this place is amazing and the coffees are very very good!

Absolutely love this place! Love their baked goods, especially the muffins! We had friends visit…read morefrom Alaska and Cali and took them here to try the loux bagel cause they were craving one and they all enjoyed it! I love the variety of coffee latte flavors and bow it changes with the seasons! Such a cute cafe! Love the space upstairs and if you ever need a place to work or study! This is the one! Love supporting local. The ladies working the front are always so welcoming and nice even if I notice a little back n forth going on in the kitchen, that energy stays back there. I do love that I receive text coupons as well! Definitely recommend

Someone needs to remind the workers of this place about health department rules…read more Having hair hanging all over food and drinks is very yucky! Suppose to be tied back And also no tank tops underarms are suppose to be covered. Could also use more than 1 cook in the kitchen on a busy friday morning

My daughter and I came here for lunch. This is a cute corner coffee shop. The service was very…read morefriendly. We had a peach/mango refreshers which hit the spot on a hot summer day. And we both had the turkey wrap, which was turkey and provolone with pesto spread in a wrap. The sandwich was tasty. I would return again.

Very cute coffee place in sykesville. Many coffee options to choose from with many sugar free…read moreflavors. The Hawaiian Italian was a perfect breakfast sandwich.

Today we wanted go somewhere different and we found Starlings. Pretty cute decoration and nice…read moreservice. Food was also Good. İ like the way that they present the breakfast! That little slice watermelon changes everything! Details... All the meaning of the life is on the details. I only prefer a bit more variety! Everything was nice, thank you

An amazing bakery filled with delicious home-baked goodies and made-to-order breakfast and lunch…read moreentrees. As an out-of-towner, I've visited Starlings Coffee, Kitchen, & Bakehouse on numerous occasions and have never been disappointed with the quality of the food and the cheerfulness of the employees. Do not miss out on a true original-- their homemade pop tarts, which come in a dizzying array of flavor combinations. The Caramel Banana French Toast, generously sprinkled with toasted walnuts, also comes highly recommended. If you find yourself in Westminster wanting a satisfying (and filling) breakfast or lunch experience, there's really only one choice, and that's Starlings.

Continuing on my list of coffee shops, I tried The Reister's Daughter in Reisterstown, MD. This…read moreplace was great. We met some friends and were able to find both parking and a table. I had a mocha latte and this Iranian Chocolate Pop-Tart thing that was awesome.... I really need to start taking pictures of my food and these places. The ambiance is that of a coffee house but this coffee house is an old historic building with natural wood floors and big windows. The layout is convenient for having a mix of seating and the volume was such that we could hear our party but not feel like we were screaming. The coffee was good. the people friendly, the snacks (ok not a meal but too much to ignore from the experience) the snacks were delightful. My wife almost ate half of my Pop-tart it was so good. Ok, this one gets a definite try, the locals seemed to like it, it was close-ish to Columbia, and worth checking out.

I stopped in again today for a breakfast wrap. And again they are out…read more But I was happy to see that they have started with THE PUMPKIN favorites.... It was late morning so a lot of the baked goods were low. I chose after minutes of wanting what I wanted to decide on trying the chocolate berry bread pudding. I got a small iced PSL w/oatmilk and light ice. There was a very steady flow of customers. The warmed up bread pudding came out within reason but my psl to an unusual time to get to me. I honestly believe they skipped over my ticket as folks coming well after me receives their orders and left. A few minutes of house cleaning (wiping tables) was needed. Ive never been in here feeling like it was trashy and cluted but today it felt a little as such. I was satisified with my PSL and bread pudding. I left with goodness but wish I could have had my wrap.

The place is closed, for lease sign on door. Disappointed after an hour drive and got caught in a…read morestorm.

Updated to acknowledge improvements to the food and service that I had previously noted were…read moreneeding work. This is now one of our favorite spots for Sunday breakfast!

It's a gas station. Self-service. Easy to find right along Sykesville Road. I don't find the gas…read moreprices here to be too high; on the contrary, they're in line with, or slightly lower, than others in the area. In and out, I stop by here every time I pass by.

Apart from the gas station, there was a convenience store, a liquor store, and a deli and bakery…read moreall on the same grounds. The prices are steeper than the other gas stations nearby, but I was unfamiliar with the area and thus unaware of the Royal Farms just up the road. It's a little awkward of a turn to make to get into this gas station, signage isn't that clear, and it's a bit of a busy one so watch where you're going!