After seeing many reviews of this restaurant and it's Fried Chicken dish, I had to go see for…read moremyself what the fuss was about. As a self proclaimed Fried Chicken connoisseur, I have to check all claims. First...let's talk about City of Baltimore and dining. Parking can be an issue. But not here! Can't tell you how pleasantly surprised I was to see that they have their own parking lot with plenty of spaces. I went on a Friday night, after 8pm, and was expecting a wait. Nope - came in, was greeted & seated immediately. I'm loving this place already. After being seated, I was greater by my Server, Bella. For me, the Server can make, or break a dinning experience. Well...Bella was awesome. Since I was dining there for the 1st time, I had questions. Plenty of them. She didn't get impatient, and engaged with me, making me feel welcome and that I wasn't a bother. Bella is super dope. Now let's get to the food - I came for the Fried Chicken and it was good. Fried to crispy delicious status. Now, let me be clear - it's a Cornish Hen. However, it was still very well prepared. Fries are served with it and they were done well too. It's accompanied with Pickled Radish. I've never had this & didn't know what it was (thanks Bella for the pickled radish help!) and it was really good. I do not venture out & try new foods but this was something I'm glad I tried. I tried dessert to top off a good evening, going with their Banana Bread Pudding. I'd like for them to take another look into this dessert...I think it could be Better. Overall, an awesome City of Baltimore dining experience & I'd definitely go back.

I recently visited Motte Restaurant & Bar, and it was such a great introduction to Korean-American…read morefusion cuisine. The restaurant has a modern, inviting atmosphere that works well for a date night, dinner with friends, or even celebrating a special occasion. We started with the Honey Garlic Wings, which were perfectly crispy and coated in a flavorful sweet and savory glaze. The Crispy Fried Shrimp Balls were another standout--crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and paired with a spicy mayo that complemented them really well. One of the biggest surprises of the night was the Hot 'N' Sweet Shrimp Pizza. I wasn't sure what to expect, but the combination of breaded shrimp, sweet chili, mozzarella, and scallions worked surprisingly well together. For our entrées, we ordered the Bulgogi, which was tender, well-seasoned, and served with rice, pickled radish, and white kimchi. We also tried the Motte Fried Chicken, a whole fried Cornish hen served with fries and pickled radish. The chicken was incredibly crispy while staying juicy inside, making it one of my favorite dishes of the meal. To finish, we shared the crème brûlée. It had a perfectly crisp caramelized sugar topping with a smooth, creamy custard underneath--the perfect way to end dinner. Overall, I really enjoyed my experience at Motte. The food was flavorful, portions were generous, and the menu offered a fun mix of familiar comfort foods with Korean-inspired flavors. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

I stopped in for breakfast, i had the Greek omelet and it was great! the service was efficient, and…read morethe place very cozy.

We came in as a group of 5 before the BTS Baltimore concert!…read more If you are heading to M&T for any event , this restaurant is close enough to walk there. Inside was very clean and cozy. Food we got was pretty good. Grandma Mac and cheese was like home made taste. Really good Salad was fresh and great Sobo burger was pretty delicious with meat cooked just right. Gyro could be more flavorful but not so bad. Service was really great. All the servers were so friendly and very accommodating. They also didn't mind taking pictures for the Army :). If you are in the area, you should check this place out.

One of the best Nepali restaurants I ever had. Very flavorful and well prepared dishes and great…read moreportion. The Lamb Junelly was amazing with the bread. The service was great too, very friendly restaurant. Must try if you like Indian or Nepali food!

I ordered paneer through DoorDash, and it arrived on time. The food was salty, but I pushed through…read moreand attempted to eat. Exactly one hour later, I felt nauseous. I ended up having food poisoning for 24 hours. I'm very disappointed.

I came here on a rainy Sunday with a few others…read more Parking is always a challenge but I was able to nab a spot on the lot. Today was very crowded and very limited seating to almost none. We had to canvas asking folks and waiting for tables to be available when someone got up. There are many options as this is like a stand alone open food court with a bar as well. We chose to eat at the Korean spot and the sushi in the back. It took sometime for the food. I was not satisfied with the Korean selection as the quality and taste has changed since I came before. The sushi was great. We stayed and enjoyed time here for awhile. Its definitely a great option to visit and eat.

R. House is one of my favorite food halls to visit. They have a great variety of food options…read more(Tacos, soul food, pizza, ice cream, etc). I also like that have a designated stall for businesses to do pop-ups. There is ample amount of seating for dining in. Depending on when you visit, there may be a band playing live music, trivia nights, dancing, and a DJ. My most recent visit was during a "happy hour." There was a DJ and lots of vendors selling items. R. Bar was very busy but even though there was a happy hour, the drinks didn't have happy hour prices. As a sour beer enthusiast, I like that they have a good variety of sour beers available. Parking is also pretty great. You can park on their lot, on the street, on the Police Department lot, or in the Remington Row Garage (parking validated for 2 hours free).

At first sight, I thought, "This can't be the right place." Based on my husband's usual restaurant…read moreselections, I was expecting something with a more upscale appearance. However, looks can be deceiving. We were seated in a small but clean dining area just beyond the bar. Surprisingly, the four of us had the entire restaurant to ourselves, which made for a relaxed and comfortable dining experience. The wait staff was friendly, attentive, and very helpful in answering our questions about the menu. We started with two appetizers--the fried tofu and vegetable rolls--which arrived quickly and were absolutely delicious. As someone who loves spicy food, I can confidently say this Thai restaurant did not disappoint. For our entrées, I ordered the Pad Kaprow with chicken, my daughter chose the Khao Soi, my son had the Pad Thai with shrimp, and my husband enjoyed the Massaman Beef Curry. Every dish was flavorful, beautifully prepared, and packed with authentic taste. We were genuinely blown away by both the quality of the cuisine and the exceptional service. To complement my meal, I ordered the Soulless Mule, which perfectly enhanced the bold, spicy flavors of my dish. This restaurant exceeded our expectations in every way. We will definitely be returning soon.

Admittedly attended after seeing this restaurant pop up on my feed. Attempting to expand our date…read morenight selections and craving Thai we thought why not! I enjoyed the small quaint atmosphere as well as the time to speak with one of the owners and see a few children enjoying time hanging out in their basement level. The food was served quickly and was definitely delicious, we continue to speak about the dumplings whose filing for really enjoyed the texture of. Would definitely be back to try more menu items.

The food here was really good, but what stood out to me the most were the drinks and the overall…read morevibe of the restaurant. The Thai Arnold Palmer is a must-get. It was refreshing, unique, and easily one of my favorite things we ordered. We also tried a few drinks from the bar and everything was really good and well made. You can tell they put some thought into the drink menu instead of just having the usual cocktails. The food definitely delivered too. Everything we tried had great flavor and I'd happily come back to try more of the menu. I also really liked the atmosphere. The decorations were great and gave the restaurant a lot of personality. The ambiance was fun, comfortable, and made it feel like a place where you could hang out for a while instead of just coming in, eating, and leaving. Between the decor, lighting, music, and drinks, the whole place had a really good vibe. Overall, we had a great experience. The food was good, the atmosphere was great, and the drinks really made the place stand out. I'd definitely come back and I'm 100% ordering the Thai Arnold Palmer again.

This place was very nice inside. Upscale, dark, woody, warm, inviting. I came in midway between…read morelunch and dinner on a Saturday, so it was not at all crowded. I ordered Nam Tok (beef salad) as an appetizer and Kao Soi as an entree. Coupled that with a Paulaner German Lager. The food was all good. The Nam Tok was a little sweeter (more Thai basil?) and less citrusy (less lemongrass?) than I expected. Had to request Nam Jim Jaew sauce to give it a little more zing. I had never had Kao Soi (chicken curry noodle dish) before, so I have no frame of reference to compare it to. It came with two chicken drumstick in it, which I was expecting. Love drumsticks, but it was more work than I had hoped for. Was more in the mood to just dig in and not to have to work for my supper so to speak. Flavors were good. No heat at all though, even at their 2 level. I will admit my tolerance is super high though, so not a good barometer to gauge off of. Service was fantastic! Thanks Samaria! Very helpful without being intrusive. The bill was $63 (with 2 beers), so not bad at all (especially for the Fells Point area). Unrelated to the restaurant, the parking here was a ridiculous $17 for 2 hours. Oof! Brutal! And the Union Wharf lot was almost empty. Street parking was non-existent. Overall: Service great! Food good, but not to die for. Decor very nice. Parking horrible!

Food was some of the best Indian we have ever had. The service was absolutely fantastic. Our waiter…read morenever let a drink cup empty, kept our dirty plates cleared, and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we wanted. We enjoyed the lunch buffet probably as good as any buffet or better, than we have ever experienced.

I am genuinely disappointed by my experience at Mount Everest Restaurant and Bar in the Inner…read moreHarbor. My wife, our 6-year-old daughter, and I stopped in for an early dinner after spending several hours at the National Aquarium. The restaurant's proximity (under five minutes away) and strong online rating (~4.6) made it an easy choice. We were also influenced by a promotion advertised on their website: buy two entrées, get the third (chicken or vegetarian) free. When we tried to order under that promotion, our server told us they had not run it in "many years." If that is the case, it should not be listed online. It factored into our decision to dine there, and advertising an outdated special is misleading. That said, my negative review is not based primarily--or even secondarily--on the inaccurate promotion. Restaurants ultimately succeed or fail on taste and execution, and that is where this meal fell well short. We ordered the Lamb Junelly, the Kabob Platter, and two garlic naans. The Lamb Junelly, which I requested at a medium spice level, leaned noticeably sweet. It contained surprisingly little lamb, and while I did not find it overly chewy, my wife did. Overall, it lacked depth and balance. The bigger letdown was the Kabob Platter (chicken tikka, lamb seekh kabob, shrimp, and chicken tandoori). All three of us agreed the chicken tikka was dry and nearly flavorless. That says something, given how hungry we were after skipping lunch. My wife captured it best: "I was so looking forward to the Kabob Platter, and I was so disappointed by it. I left the restaurant almost sad." I felt much the same. Service was acceptable but inattentive. Our server never checked in during the meal. Had he done so, I likely would have asked for lemon slices to brighten the kabobs. When we left--around 6:00 p.m. on a Thursday--we were the only guests in the restaurant, yet there was no acknowledgment from our server or the staff members sitting nearby. That absence of basic hospitality stood out. This is not an inexpensive place (garlic naan costs $7 apiece). At those prices, execution and attentiveness matter. On this visit, both fell short. Among the many restaurants I have visited, this would land in my bottom quartile. I would not return, and I would not recommend it--especially for the à la carte dinner service.

I heard about this Nepalese spot through my fellow food reviewer. They reached out, & I pulled up!!…read moreI've never had Nepalese food, so I took the flight (drove far) to Perry Hall M.D. . Where I am: @taste_of_taj . Location Reviewed: 9810 Bel Air Rd., Perry Hall M.D. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Garlic Coco Shrimp ($9.99 six fried shrimp in a garlic, & a coconut sauce). Crisp shrimp, in a creamy, garlicky delicious sauce!! STAMP!! Their Chicken Tikka Masala ($18.99 boneless chicken in a tomato based garlicky curry sauce). I've had a lot of this food...I can tell this one is home made!! Tasty!! DELICIOUS. Their MoMo Chicken ($14.99 steamed chicken dumplings with their house made sauce). An acquired taste, a tasty sauce, a chewy dumpling. LIKE THAT! Their Shrimp Fried Rice ($18.99 with fried basmati rice, veggies, & shrimp). No soy sauce needed, flavorful, I just needed more shrimp!! STAMP!! Their Chili Paneer ($13.99 battered, & fried cottage cheese with peppers, & onions drenched in a spicy tangy sauce). I'm a new fan of this battered, & spicy fried cheese!! A whole meal!! . Parking: Decent. . Customer Service: On Point. . Recommendations: Tryvthecshrimp, & Paneer!! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

My family and I visited Taste of Taj for the lunch buffet. We had no problem being seated as a…read moregroup of 12, and there were a few other large groups being accommodated as well. I'm not a big fan of buffet style usually, but the food was fresh and seemed to be refilled often. They also brought warm naan bread to the table and came frequently to refill our water glasses. Service was good, and parking was very easy.