My sister turned me on to this place. Great food, they have a fresh menu daily. Well worth the trip.

Some of the best food in the city! I always look forward to Saturday morning biscuit sandwiches and they catered my wedding party. They were awesome to work with and the food of course was incredible and went so fast! read more

This is the highlight of Sunday farmer's market. There's always a line-up so without even trying the food, that alone is an indication about the quality of this food stand. There are different specials every week usually always including some variation of a biscuits and gravy and then a hearty biscuit sandwich option. Everything I've ever tried has been phenomenal. As far as the gravy goes, I've had a mushroom base as well as a smoked shrimp (both heavenly). And my all time favorite biscuit sammy included skirt steak cooked to perfection medium rare with a runny egg and some kind of amazingly addictive sauce. It's extremely filling so beware if you're trying to do a taste test of the farmer's market, you'll need help with this one. 100% worth the wait! read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Food was just not good. The food was extremely overpriced for the quality and quantity given. I was highly disappointed. The service was also very slow, almost nonexistent. I will not patronize this establishment again. read more

We stopped by this spot while visiting the Farmer's Market under i83. They had a small menu with 3 breakfast sandwiches, a couple biscuits and some drinks. We went with a breakfast sandwich that had bavette (flank steak) with egg and cheese on top of a biscuit. The steak and egg were cooked perfectly and the biscuit was delicious. It was honestly one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had! I will definitely be returning to this spot next time I'm at the Farmer's Market! read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Bavette, egg and cheese biscuit sandwich - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

This spot, hands down has one of the best sandwiches I've EVER had!! The Duck sandwich needs to be on everyone's hit list when in Baltimore. PERIOD. NOTHING more to say. read more

This place has become my Thursday food crush spot. It helps that this spot is only open on Thursdays or I'd be in trouble. The menu changes every week. I follow them on IG so that I can stay up on the haps on what's going down in the kitchen. I've tried it all an I am never disappointed. The beef short rib sandwich with the onion jam has been my favorite so far. The flavor party was off the hook!! read more

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I frequent this place a lot. The store front is open almost every Thursday. My last visit I ordered the spicy honey chicken biscuit. It was great but I'm still in love with the apple cider chicken biscuit. I can't wait until the farmers market opens back up in the spring so I can got more often. read more

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Went today for lunch got the lamb ribs they were tender tasty tasty with a mustard sauce and also got the beef cheek beans which were very good too. I would definitely go back for the lamb so so tender. read more

The BEST biscuit sandwich I have ever had!! I was so torn between the three options- but ended up going with the roasted tomato one. I love the Baltimore Farmers Market and having blacksauce there is the icing on the cake. I can't wait to try the others! read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Roasted Tomato Biscuit Breakfast Sandwich - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Get here early and be patient as more people try out this place, the more swamped they get. Rotating menu, different items all the time, check out the current selection on the website before you go. Great food, cute spot in Remington for take out- there is a cute little bar to sit and wait but not real eating space. This time we got egg & ramp biscuit, fried chicken with honey on a sweet potato biscuit, and potato hash. Large portions, busy morning as usual but we got our order in due time. Plenty full with leftovers in the fridge. read more

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Blacksauce Kitchen has been around since '10 and is owned by two friends, Damian Mosley and Vesnier Lugo. They're a mobile eatery, so you can generally find them at local farmers markets and festivals, or even hire them out for private catering services. They're known for their large oversized biscuits, biscuit sandwiches, as well as special features (such as limeades, lemonades, bread pudding, etc.). I was able to get to the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar early enough where I was able to catch them before they ran out (and, yes, they do run out of item QUICK!)! The hubs and I shared a Maple Sausage with Free Range Egg & Cheddar biscuit sandwich - the sandwich itself is pretty massive; the biscuit is of a steroid-sized and super generous - it had a slight crisp exterior and super moist within; while the biscuit was tasty, it was just way too much and an uneven ratio to the sausage and the egg (maybe double-up on the sausage and egg?!). Another idea is maybe to eat just half of the biscuit, and save the other slice for the next day for breakfast :P The maple sausage seemed local or housemade, with a subtle taste of spices (I just wished it was a bit more pronounced and spicier!); the egg was super tasty, and it was interesting to see the eggs being cooked on a grill! To wash it down, we tried the Blueberry Lemonade - this was slightly tart but not too sweet. Staff was super friendly and pretty efficient; just note that you do wait a few minutes for your order as everything is made-to-order and fresh. I'd love to try out their other biscuit sandwiches, such as the pork belly and the free range egg, fried pork loin with smoked strawberry jam, mushroom, egg and cheddar, and the beef short ribs and free range egg. +oversized biscuit sandwiches +mobile eatery +appearances at local farmers markets and festivals +friendly staff read more

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This review is based on their new location in Remington. We walked and were noticed immediately. We are regulars for their Sunday morning stand. It's February and the JFX Market isn't opened right now. So this was a real treat. The place is small. Definitely a carry out situation. There are two seats at the end of the place with a bit of standing room with a counter to eat, but I highly suggest getting it all to go. We got the beef brisket with tomato jam. Did not disappoint. The brisket was moist and tender. Cooked perfectly. We also got a shiitake melt. The bread was a bit dark for my taste, but it honestly didn't change much. However, I did feel like there was more bread than mushrooms. We decided to get a side of the cornbread with molasses butter. I'd eat that morning, noon, and night. The best part of the crew opening a place for Thursdays is that they are selling their jams now! Eek! Next week we might just be stocking up on some onion and tomato jam! read more

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Excellent! Everything is cooked to perfection with care. From the simplest to the more complex, vegan to meats, nothing is an after-thought or ordinary. The shrimp were the largest I've ever seen and delicious. The smoked chicken was flavorful. The breads were unique and tasty. The cabbage was caramelized and flavorful with fresh herbs. The mac and cheese was decadent without being too salty, oily, or rich. The chickpea dish was spicy and full of flavor with the chickpeas perfectly cooked. The food quality and preparation truly are outstanding, so portions were generous for the price. read more

It's no surprise that half the reviews here are from Elites, lol - dedicated foodies who seek out the absolute best in even the strangest corners. LOVED Blacksauce - $7 Cheddar Biscuit sandwich with Turkey Sausage, featuring smoked apple butter. Oh MY. Definitely worth hauling my butt out of bed early on a Sunday to hit up the Farmer's Market and find their lil stand. Great crew bringing excellent food to us crazybirds. What really made my day, though (yes, the sandwich was excellent) was the SMOKED APPLE CIDER. Buttery, cinnamon-y, oh my GOODNESS - the best apple cider I've ever had. Really. Great job, Blacksauce - I will see YOU sooooon! read more

Blacksauce is the baawwssse. These guys focus on one thing, and they do it really well! Biscuits and biscuit sandwiches I absolutely love chefs who do one thing really well. In Asia you see a restaurant that only focuses on one noodle dish. They focus on every detail from the broth to the hand made noodles. In France you might have bakers who bake or make candy because it is what they love to do. It's their livelihood. They're not struggling actors trying to get by and auditioning on weekends. This is their life, they're perfecting their craft. While I can't speak about the depth of motivation that makes these guys get up every morning, I can say that Blacksauce Kitchen has been on their biscuit hustle for several years and I hope it continues to pay off. At the Saturday Waverly Market aka the 32nd street market, they set up a tent near the parked cars on the outskirts of the market. Just search, you'll find them ...make sure you do. See sample menu picture in my photos: essentially 3 sandwich combinations - vegetarian and meatlovers alike. and usually 2 types of biscuit, a drink, and their tshirts lol As you can see from the picture, the earlier you roll in, the better. I've walked by and always see a line of about 4-5 people in a cramped area. Due to demand of their specialty items, and because I got there around 11am, I got the braised chicken sandwich on a buttermilk biscuit. The braised chicken is juicy, tender, and shredded like pulled chicken. Has decent flavor, good texture with a hint of pepper. Good balanced flavor. The biscuit: Pretty much everything you want in a biscuit. Great layers of buttery flavor, good crust in some bulging areas, great moist and THICK texture on the inside but not so much that you feel like your choking. All in all, the flavors work well together, the textures are great ...not too salty, not too buttery, not nasty feeling. An elegant balanced biscuit sandwich. Oh, the size is awesome. It's a little bigger than a softball. Being a big eater, I was pleased. Though their biscuit and biscuit sandwiches are their signature item, they have a very soulful, homestyle cooking influence ... Check out their website for sample menus for catering events, etc .. some good looking stuff there. Now go for yourself and let me know what you think. I'm pretty sure i'm bumping this up to a 5 star ...after I try some of their other items next saturday...Early bird gets the worm! Oh, and don't plan on doing work afterwards...plan on a healthy lazy Saturday food coma nap. read more

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The Blacksauce Kitchen stand just seems so irresistible. It lured me in for sure. They offer a variety of decent biscuit sandwiches. I love the egg and chorizo and the fried tomato version is also pretty good. I also dig the blueberry limeade. Definitely my favorite thing to get at Blacksauce. As with all stands, the goods are more pricey than you'd expect. So is the food good? Yea, it's pretty good. But is it worth what you pay for? Probably not... read more

Boyfriend and I went to find this place at baltimore's farmer's market and bazaar this Sunday morning. Their stand was around the bazaar section as opposed to in the farmers market. We almost missed it since we only circled the farmers market. Boy were we glad when we found it. They have a new menu every day and you can find it on their website. Today they had biscuit and rabbit gravy, biscuit with short ribs, biscuit with caramelized apple and fresh greens. We got the biscuit with rabbit gravy and the biscuit with short ribs. (both for $7 each) Oh. My. God. Everything was delicious. Their biscuits were delicious, flakes and moist. THAT GRAVY...I COULD DRINK THAT STUFF. And there was an egg on top as well as rabbit meat in it! I wish they poured more gravy in it!! The biscuit and short rib... Wow that short rib was cooked to perfection. It was AMAZINGLY MOIST AND TENDER. It was probably the best bbq-ed meat I've had yet. So delicious. We also got some hot cinnamon apple cider and it just hit the spot! The cider itself was great and not cloyingly sweet. It was the perfect balance with just the perfect touch of cinnamon. So comforting on a chilly morning. I'd easily come back and want to order everything on the menu. I def hope I'll make it to try their other food! read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Biscuit with rabbit gravy and egg. Gravy was amazinggg - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

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This place has been in my bookmarks for a while when I came across one of their biscuit sandwiches posted on Instagram. The sandwich option for that day was Cage Free Egg with Bavette steak. I have to say taste wise I'm completely enamored. The biscuit was fluffy and buttery, then it paired well with the steak and egg combination. Also the Farmer's Market has a lot of great vendors that fit a wide range of tastes and dietary restrictions. I did have a few issues, one being the way the steak was cooked. It wasn't fully cooked but I assumed that the type of steak was just served a bit rare. My stomach was a mess for the rest of the day and I knew it was from the steak. Also the menu offering was very limited. I think they can add a few more options plus when I asked if I could get sausage gravy on the side I was denied. I don't understand why but I went with it since it's their policy. Taste wise, even with the steak mishap, it was very good. I would just recommend more menu options and set up a way to accept credit cards. read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Whooooa. These two guys make outstanding biscuits. I thought as a southerner I would not have a good biscuit again...I was simply wrong. They are big, fluffy but substantial enough to hold...get THIS...brisket and egg!!! Holy. I joked that it weighed 10 lbs...its not that big but it is BIG and delicious. They carved the brisket (or should I say briscuit?) like it was at a carving station in fine hotel (we were at the 32nd Street Market) and made eggs in these little metal biscuit cutters (great idea) on the grill in front of you. I wanted the pork biscuit too. It had home pickled jalapeno on it. And there is a biscuit made with jowls and jowl drippings. I can't wait to try this. To the two gentlemen...who were extremely nice...thank you! read more

So its been a while since my last review, but that's because everywhere I have been lately has just been blahh, and just alright. I really only want to review great places, and Blacksauce Kitchen is one of them, so that people visiting the city of Baltimore can experience the real Baltimore, and not all those bullshit chain restaurants down in the harbor , the places you don't need to leave your town to eat there (you know who I the places I'm talking about). I had gottem some great intel on this place (thanks Susan!!) so for dinner it was a no brainer to check this spot out. Located in the heart of the Remington section of Baltimore, Blacksauce is located on a corner of a very tight city street and at first sight, the grey building looks almost uninhabited. But after further examination and the delicious aroma coming from the screened back door, I knew I had found it. So as I walk in, I get hit harder than a Mike Tyson right hook with delicious smells of smoked and grilled meats. I had already peeped the menu on their Instagram page (give them a follow if you love food porn, and if you're from Baltimore, @blacksaucekitchen) so I had kinda already knew what I was going to order. The play was to try a lot. And a lot it was. I ordered up the lamb patty melt, a succulent burger patty made from ground lamb, then griddled to melt the unknown style of cheese. On top of the patty melt came what seemed to be a caramelized onion jelly, which was so fucking good, I would eat that on plain toast! Second item ordered was the fried turkey sandwich. I didn't really know what to expect for this because there was no description. My initial thought was deep fried turkey like a thanksgiving turkey then carved and put into a sandwich. I was wrong. This sandwich was turkey breast, breaded in some of the best breading I have had to this day. Now what made this sandwich exceptional was the, possible cranberry jelly sauce and the arugula added to the Sammy. The sweet and tart cranberry sauce paired with the spicy bite of the arugula paired so well with the spice blend found in the deep fried breading. This sandwich was my favorite thing I ordered, and believe me when I tell you, that patty melt banged soooo hard, that if you get the opportunity to get both, do so. You can't have sandwiches with out sides, so the order for sides was grilled zucchini bread, and mac and cheese. The grilled zucchini bread was a wild card. I didn't know what to expect, but when I opened it up to see it was a normal baked zuke bread only to be reheated the chef grilled it until there was charred grill marks on the bread. So unconventional but soooooo good! The mac and cheese was exceptional. The flavor of the dish was smoky, and creamy, and had a great crisp to it, it looked like it was placed under a broiler for a couple of minutes. Blacksauce Kitchen only opens the store front 1 day a week, on Thursdays. And quite frankly, it may become my new dinner spot every Thursday. Looking back at a couple of the menus and some of the items being made sound and look fucking magical. read more

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This place literally NEVER has what I want and they're only open 1 day a week #BmoesTRASHrestaurantconcepts #Wasteoftime #dontbother #unlessyouknowthem #notworththegas read more

Don't expect your average ordinary biscuit sandwiches here! Blacksauce Kitchen has taken them to a new level...Every one I've tried, I've liked. It's a food truck at the Baltimore Farmer's Market, so catch them while you can. There's usually a line, but the food is worth the wait. The biscuits, by themselves, are rich and a little on the heavy side, but very good. The chef comes up with well thought-out creations each week, like brisket with tomato jam, roasted or fried chicken with spicy honey, bacon and smoked fig jam, roasted tomatoes with smoked cheddar...you get the picture. I'm getting hungry just typing this out. The last one I had, mushroom gravy with a free-range fried egg, was simple yet sublime. I keep my fingers crossed hoping that Blacksauce Kitchen will become a free-standing restaurant so that my friends who don't like to get up early on Sunday mornings can experience what is a culinary delight. read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Not your ordinary breakfast biscuit here...It's better. This is the Roasted Pumpkin with Microgreens - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

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OMG, I just ordered, Ribs, brisket Cornbread dressing, Codfish cakes, when I say Delicious, I mean Delicious, The best food from Blacksauce Kitchen, Awesome read more

As a regular at the 32nd Street Farmer's Market, I have had my eye on these guys for a long time. They usually have a long line for their biscuit sandwiches, so I figured they have to be good. Luckily for me, they opened up a curbside shop close by. These guys are only open 11-8pm on Thursdays, so they can still give their all at the local farmers markets. At their brick and mortar shop, they are doing less biscuits and more brisket and belly. According to the lovely ladies in the front, the menu will change weekly. In addition to this printed menu, they have a pegboard menu on the wall. The Barbecue Beef Belly sandwich with grilled leeks and cheddar was calling my name. Given, the reputation, I figured anything on a house-made brioche was worth it. Big things are coming to Remington, and on Thursdays, one is already here. read more

Had some at the Baltimore museum of art during the necessary of tomorrow (s) event everything I ate SLAPPED!! I must have had three or four serving of all they had. Good luck with the building reconstruction btw read more

Bless Blacksauce. They are so sweet. They talked my picky friend through the menu on Facetime. As Divine West-Indians, we enjoyed the smoked shrimp and okra roti, oxtail roti and coconut milk braised greens. The pot liquor filled us with yummy. It was their empathy and graciousness for me. They gifted me a free and cooling Limeade (I rode a scooter there in 90 degree weather). When I got home we noticed they gifted us a free piece of cake that I am savoring for my birthday tomorrow. Thank yall. Yall truly blessed our Thursday. This was my friend's last night living in Baltimore so she transitioned with a smoky, sweet, and spicy bang! Blacksauce, keep doing the dang thang! read more

Everything I have ever gotten has been out of this world delicious! The people there are always so nice. Love that the menu is always different and fresh! Highly recommend if you are in the area. read more

I have only been to their tent at the Farmers Market under the JFX. Can't give a review on their home location. But seriously, some of the best biscuits I have ever eaten. Whenever I visit the farmers market, this the first place I go. The line is always long but it's well worth it. Their jams are always so creative and delicious. Everything is made right there on the grill. My mouth is watering while writing this review. Must have, can't wait to get to their home location for more great food. read more

I found this gem today because I wanted a breakfast biscuit sandwich. So Yelp is my go to place when I'm on a search. I was thinking egg and sausage. The menu was quite different then what I was expecting. I got the egg with short ribs and I was in dismay about how good it was. Yeah - new breakfast spot! read more

I could make a meal out of the biscuit alone. We had the mushroom and egg sandwich and the pulled pork sandwich to share. They were so tasty, and filling. The biscuit is the staple of the sandwich. Next time I may just get biscuits with jam! Always good! read more

The menu rotates but usually has some options with braised meats, an egg and cheese, and a vegetarian option. If there is an option with tomato jam or onion jam - get it! So good! read more

Full Disclosure: I adore breakfast foods, especially biscuits and sausage gravy, they are my kryptonite. So when I was told that Blacksauce Kitchen specialized in my favorite morning meal, I did the unthinkable...set my alarm clock for 8AM on Saturday in order not to miss my opportunity to indulge in a fluffy food fantasy full of buttermilk baked biscuits. Groggy but eager, I managed to find BK at the Waverly Market - 32nd Street Farmers Market (or Sunday at the farmers market under JFX), and it did not disappoint. In fact, it was an absolute food orgasm. After savoring and sopping my first biscuit/gravy combo, I immediately stood in line and went back for seconds. It was melt in my mouth perfection so heavenly that I know my Virginia born southern cookin' grandmother would throw down her rolling pin and scream "I'm not worthy." The biscuits are dense buttery behemoths that are both moist, fluffy, and heavy all at once. They are always golden brown, never a burnt bottom in the bunch. I was impressed by the portion size and the complexity of the flavors in the Bacon Maple Biscuit. Huge chunks of bacon and a hint of sweet syrupy loveliness makes each biscuit more than a meal...they are masterpieces. Now, some sorry suckers may say with regard to the breakfast sandwiches that there is too much biscuit and that the bread overwhelms the main ingredients of the meal. THOSE PEOPLE ARE WRONG AND SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO YELP! Seriously. These sandwiches are perfect, and the biscuits only enhance what is already fantastic food. With that said, I am glad I got up early because despite the small number of reviews on Yelp, the word has spread and demand is significant considering the limited (but totally awesome) scope of this vendor. Rest assured, BK is more than worth the price point and the lost sleep. For those who are interested in more than biscuits, BK does catering and offers a full sample menu on their Web site. read more

Have you ever seen that insanely long line at the Waverly Farmer's Market? Have you ever wondered what on Earth would ever be worth that wait? Try just one biscuit, and you'll not only have your answer, you'll be standing in line too waiting patiently. While you're waiting, you'll decide on which biscuit you want, then you'll convince yourself that one biscuit isn't enough so you'll get two. Then, when it's your turn to order, you'll get one for each day of the week. Then, you'll get into a fight with your partner because you got 7 biscuits just for yourself. Then, you'll be back the next week and buy 14 biscuits. Then, you'll pray that your partner will do something to upset you so that you can get even by eating his/her biscuits too. This will go on and on, until one day, you turn into a biscuit, and people in line will stare at you because a biscuit eating another biscuit is unnatural. You'll already know this deep down in your biscuit heart. But, you won't care. A biscuit's gotta do what a biscuit's gotta do...and that's all there is to it! read more

Can this mobile kitchen please, please, PLEEEAAASSEEEE stop moving and settle down so I can visit more often than when I accidentally come across them?! They are friendly and fantastic cooks. Their biscuits, their bacon, their sandwiches, their amazingness. If you haven't had the honour of trying one of their Southern-styled dishes, please do yourself a favour. It's worth every single cent. And your stomach will explode with happiness. Well...maybe not explode... Just do it! read more

Incredible. Plain and simple. Their biscuit sandwiches are well worth waiting in line for, and believe me, there's guaranteed to be a line of eager customers wherever they're set up. After all this time, I have yet to try their gravies because one of their BBQ sandwiches get me every time. From cider braised pulled pork to brisket with a fried egg to slow cooked chicken - I am drooling just thinking about them; how could you possibly pass that up? And let's get something straight - it is worth every penny of your $7 that you'll spend for a sandwich. You're paying for quality - locally sourced ingredients (at the JFX Farmers Market, you'll see them using items from their fellow vendors) which are carefully crafted by a couple of people who are passionate about what they do. Honestly, you can taste it in their food. If that's not enough justification for you, size wise, it's a monster - a generous pile of bbq between two hockey puck sized biscuit halves and you're stuffed for more than half the day. Blacksauce Kitchen is the real deal. They are exactly why the Baltimore food scene is giving every other city a run for its money. read more

Blacksauce Kitchen catered our wedding, and it was the absolute best. They are the kindest, most wonderful people to work with, and it was a joy to put together the menu and event with them. During the reception, their waitstaff was excellent and the bartender was capable and friendly. Most importantly, the food was so so so delicious. They put together a perfect summer meal, executed impeccably-- pickled asparagus frites, brisket with tomato jam, buttermilk biscuits, coriander mustard potato salad, smoked green beans, summery green salad, smoked almond blondies..... Guests told me that it was the best food they'd ever eaten at a wedding. At the end of the night, they left the site absolutely spotless. It's so clear that they love what they do, and care deeply about their work! Just all-in-all a very professional, wonderful catering service from Blacksauce Kitchen. Damian and Laura-- thank you! read more

Blacksauce always has the longest line in the Mt Vernon farmers market, and for good reason. I appreciate how the biscuit types change every Sunday, but it's a good idea to get there earlier (before 11) otherwise the popular types run out. Mine came with pear and Manchego cheese, which was quite an interesting combo. The biscuits are crumbly and rich. Could have used more filling to balance out the large biscuits, but still it was quite a decent breakfast. read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Pear and manchego - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

(6/8/2014) Blacksauce Kitchen sets up at the Waverly Farmers Market on Saturdays and the Baltimore Farmers Market under the JFX on Sundays, Thursday at Roadside Smoke in Sparks, and the occasional Friday event at Union Mills. They're also available for catering, have seen them at competitions, known friends who have hired them for weddings and for corporate events. Love the huge, dense, moist, buttery, buttermilk biscuits and the well-seasoned meats, and who doesn't love a nice fried farm-fresh egg on everything?! Had the Jerk Steak and Egg sandwich this Sunday, tender grilled meat, seasoning was light-handed but presents, slight kick of lingering heat towards the end of the bite. If you see them, you must get one, but be prepared to wait and wait and wait (they're very popular and they cook to order). read more

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Decided to try this place out at the Baltimore Farmers Market and I think I made a mistake when I ordered my biscuits. Instead of getting it as a sandwich, I had it plain. My first clue should have been all the people waiting in line for an actual sandwich as compared to me ordering six biscuits and receiving all six in the span of five minutes. The biscuits were not as moist as I expected and a bit dry. Although big in size I would have traded size for better flavor. I'll have to try a sandwich the next time I go. read more