Cute place! So sad to see it go, but i wish the owner well on her new endeavor on the west coast…read more Delicious donuts and snacks and everything was very fresh and made with love. I could tell the baker(s) have worked tirelessly to go out with a bang.

Super cute little bakery with a local charm and Latin flair. We came on Valentine's Day and loaded…read moreup on unique glazed donuts and Cronuts. My favorite was the churro cronut. The staff was sweet and patient while we decided on pastries and coffee drinks. We had planned to eat at home but the vibe was so cute and cozy that we sat at a little table and enjoyed our meal while reading the paper.

I had heard great things about the coffee at Cafe Dear Leon and I thought I'd try something new…read more Why five stars: *Incredible vegan friendly drinks! I ordered a Brazilian Yuzuade with Espresso and a Japanese Cold Brew with Oat Milk. Both were great, the Yuzuade was extremely pleasing. I wasn't expecting much from it (citrus and coffee?) but it was my favorite of the two. *Line moves quick. When I arrived, there was a line out the door. I was able to order in a lot less time than it seemed. *Personable service. The Cafe limits the number of guests inside at one time to six. This allowed the staff to focus their energy on only a few people at a time. I ordered the drinks about an hour a part and the person at the register remembered me and struck up a conversation about my earlier order. Despite the five stars, what don't I like? *No vegan baked goods. I will definitely be returning to Cafe Dear Leon because there is ample parking, the prices are good and the drinks are awesome.

Finally made it to the most talked-about bakery and yes... I stood in line wondering if it was all…read morehype. It wasn't. This place is the real deal. Hands down, the best almond croissant in town. Perfectly flaky with a generous almond filling that tastes rich and authentic. I also tried their Brazilian drink and added matcha to it, and it was incredibly refreshing. Truth be told, I wasn't expecting it to be that good! I ordered the veggie sandwiches too-fresh, delicious, and very filling. I can't wait to come back. The only thing I missed was a place to sit and really savor it. The outdoor seating is limited, and the glass canopy doesn't do much to keep the heat away. So I ended up enjoying my breakfast on the park bench next door... and honestly, it wasn't a bad spot at all. One tip: they're a small-batch bakery with a set menu available during specific hours, so check their timings before you go.

This is the singularly most beautiful store in Baltimore!…read more The bread is absolutely fire! The most amazing array of sourdough, donuts, croissants, and breakfast foods. You don't need to look anywhere else for breakfast! But the price is definitely a little high... but quality and beautiful space requires proper compensation. There is a restaurant on the bottom floor with beautiful decor. The top floor is a sitting lounging area where people can study, work and eat casually. The steak and cheese bagel is mind blowingly good! It tastes like slow brazed beef and not like Steak and cheese meat. I will definitely back with my family. It's right across the street from Hyatt Place.

Probably one of the rudest experiences I've had in a while. I just wanted a coffee and pastry and…read morekept getting shuffled from one place to another. I was sent to order at the counter and said I wanted to eat there. I was told to go back to the hostess to be seated. When seated, I was told I needed to order a full breakfast or go back to the counter to order and be sent outside. You serve food. There are a dozen open tables. And every person there ignored me until I asked for service. They're obviously popular. Definitely their food not their service.

Spent a gloomy day walking around the Ave when we decided we needed a pastry. We've tried most of…read morethe coffee shops on the Ave, so this was a new spot for us. The workers were kind, answered all our questions, and the service was good. It's a cute little cafe just off the main street. The inside is nicely decorated and they even have a cute trinket shelf. We'll definitely be back.

We went in at about 10 am , there was one person ahead of us. When I tell you as soon as I placed…read moreour order an influx of people walked in. We tried several items which were all delish . My favs are Chocolate Chip Cookies and Coffee Cake Muffin . I make it my business to go first thing Wednesday AM to snag THE best Chocolate Chips cookies with Flaky salt . They're absolutely amazing . They have an assortment of Coffee and other cakes / food also . The inside is small , quaint .

Woodlea Bakery never disappoints! I always order their strawberry shortcake for special occasions,…read moremost recently for my bridal shower. It's one of my favorite strawberry shortcakes in Baltimore. The staff is always so friendly whenever I stop in, too. Highly recommend this Baltimore staple.

Great fresh donuts. Cheap prices. Great staff. Community staple. Good cakes too. Real glazedread more

My new favorite style of doughnuts!…read more Was close by for work and yelping when I found this hidden gym. Store was empty and clean...the lady working today, was very helpful and patient as I reviewed the menu. The day before I had a Ube Matcha, however here, they had both on the menu, but not an option to purchase together. I explained the drink I was going for and showed the lady a pic and she whipped it right up for me! Ube Matcha with oat milk...10/10 Now to the doughnuts. The Mochi Style doughnuts are so so yummy!!! They remind me of chewy little funnel cakes. I've been on a mission to find these closer ever since and just can't seem to find a spot! But maybe that's a great thing! Hahaaaa!!! Happy Yelping!

If you've never had a mochi donut check out Elli Mochi donuts. The donuts seem to have a unique…read moreairiness to it. I love how they're made with little balls because it's the perfect way to try every single one. My tip is to tear a ball size off each donut you get and eat it. Everyone with you can follow suit after you (ha ha). In all seriousness, tearing a ball piece off the donut allows you and everyone with you to try all of the flavors you choose. You'll find yourself enjoying each bite and picking your favorite out of the bunch. My family and I eat mochi donuts like this and we all chat about which one we like amongst other topics. My favorite is the ube. Elli mochi also has Korean hotdogs so be prepared to forced to make a decision - donuts or hotdogs. Or both!

This was my first time visiting the German holiday market in Baltimore, which is kind of surprising…read moresince I've lived in the DMV my whole life. After walking around and trying a few savory things like bacon, schnitzel, and a raclette sandwich, we decided to end the night with something sweet and stopped by the mini donut stand. The first thing that caught my attention was the long line -- which is always a good sign. The second good sign was being able to watch them make the donuts fresh right in front of you. I'll happily stand in line any day for fresh food, especially when you can see the whole process and watch the magic happen. I went with the cinnamon sugar mini donuts and wow... they were so good. Fresh, crispy on the outside, warm, and perfectly sweet. The only thing I wish I had with them was a cold glass of milk -- although I'm not sure if they offered that. Honestly, I'd come back to the market just for these donuts. Eating them fresh right on the spot is definitely the best way to enjoy them, but they'd also be great to bring home and pop in the air fryer to get that crispiness back. My friend got a different flavor (I can't remember exactly which one), but both were incredibly fresh and the kind of treat that makes you want to keep coming back for more. Next year when the market returns, this stand is definitely going on my must-visit list again. After enjoying all the savory food at the market, these warm mini donuts were the perfect sweet ending.

This was my first time trying Deddle's. I didn't get donuts; will try them next time…read more I had sourdough lemonade and the chessman banana pudding. The lemonade was very good and there was plenty to drink, even with ice. My banana pudding didn't have any bananas; didn't bother me at all. Just thought I'd mention it. Staff was professional and helpful. The lady handing me my order insisted on helping me put everything in a bag for easier transport. Will be trying the donuts the next time I'm at Lexington Market.

I'm a Nashville, TN native who visited Baltimore for the first time, and my tour guides took me…read morehere for breakfast. Simply put, for being southern food in a northern city, I felt right at home. It was surprisingly not packed for the time of day so dining in was easy and stress free. I don't remember what music played but it was low enough to make chatting about our plans after breakfast easy. We ordered at one of two kiosks but there may be an option to order from a person as well? I got the fried green tomato and pimento cheese biscuit that I added an egg to, and it was great. The tomatoes themselves could have been seasoned a little more, but the buttery biscuit and the flavor of the cheese compensated just fine. 10/10 will eat here next time I'm in Baltimore

A bit pricey, but the food is always good. I never really receive service from that. I just ordered…read moreonline or through the kiosk but the workers always seem friendly. The ambience is that of a small breakfast/ brunch café pretty much all self service .