I alwsys visit the food cart for lunch anytime I am in Baltimore for work…read more The food is always hot, fresh, and delicious. I usually opt for the Chicken with rice. Overall, its a terrific value. The guys who work there are very nice. I highly recommend the Halal Food Court.

the best halal chicken lamb and rice with the sauce ive ever had. no place can do better.read more

The snowballs are fantastic! Give me 14 of'em!…read more Anytime I have a hankering for snowball I have to come here! I love the marshmallow as well. I always get the egg cream. The pretzels are so good too. I recommend the cinnamon sugar pretzel with the glaze. It taste like cream cheese. The service is always really great as well. 10 out of 10. My favorite part is enjoying the snowballs and pretzels while sitting outside and people watching. It is a must boy visiting Fells Point.

What do you do when it's late, you've been bar hopping around Fells and you're jonesing for some…read moresomething sweet, salty and satisfying? You go to the Pretzel Twist. I love a good hot dog, I don't care why they're made of, you can never make me hate hot dogs. And when I want a good hot dog that I know is gonna be amazing every time, I'm gonna get the pretzel dog. So here I was on a Saturday night and I smell that delicious pretzel dough, I hadn't eaten like all day so I got 3 pretzel dogs. I was full after 2 and just stashed the 3rd in my coat pocket because it was wrapped in foil and who's gonna know ?? Right, right. So I probably went to like 3 more bars after that. Got home, crashed. Woke up and was like "why is there a hot dog in my pocket?" And did I eat it? Yes I did and it was still delicious. Truly an ode to yet another fun night in fells. Not to mention the service is always friendly and fast. It's so convenient and it's right in the heart of the little square area. So it's always there if you need a little pick me up while hitting the bars or checking out some of the local shops, or even just sitting by the water and enjoying the weather. It's simple and it's yummy.

I have ordered from these people three times on DoorDash and not one time was I disappointed the…read moresandwiches are nice and meaty nice and fresh. I also ordered fried potatoes and a stack of pancakes all items

This man and his associates always greet me with a smile. They listen and are generous with…read moreportions, and the price is SOLID. Lamb is SO SO good, I'm drooling typing this out. White sauce goes crazy, such a creamy experience on top of that soft flavorful spiced lamb and the rice??? Chef kiss. The older gentleman who runs the cart sometimes (I assume the owner himself) remembers I like extra white sauce and didn't even ask me, just plopped it on. Tipped him extra for that, that matters when you have repeat customers. please go support them.

Very friendly, amazing halal, great prices, my go to is the mixed platter (chicken and lamb) over…read morerice with veggies, extra white and red sauces...sooo good!

Had an amazing time at Light City Festival in Baltimore! Such interesting and beautiful things to…read moresee. Wound throughout the Inner Harbor, the attractions were fun and interactive. Each attraction had a posted snippet, describing each. The night was cold, plenty of vendors, people and police. You're always hearing about crime in the city. Light City shows how great Baltimore can be and is!

Underwhelming. Great idea to get people to come out and see Baltimore, though…read more Given the name of the event, I thought there would be way more lights and attractions to see. There were some buildings lit up and trees lined with lights, but where were all the main attractions and interactive displays? With so many people and the event so spread out, I felt it was hard to really find anything. The displays we did see (after waiting in long lines) were underwhelming. Mini light city was a cool idea, but on the night we went, it started closer to 6pm (rather than 5pm). I think the highlight of the evening was Impulse (sit on one end of the seesaw to see lights and hear some sounds as you go up and down) and The Pool (hope on circular platforms as they change color). If you start on the wrong end, you'll miss the nightly parade. The festival did offer a variety of food and beverage stands throughout, which was a nice touch. If you aren't already spending the day in Baltimore, I wouldn't make a trip specifically for this festival. If you do go, make sure you check out the schedule and map before hand to maximize your experience. Be prepared for massive crowds!

I pass this place often in the lively lexington market, I finally stopped by to try their Fried…read moreSushi Burrito and WOW! It was sooo delicious. I also their Bao Buns which were pretty good. I look forward to stopping by to try more in the future. The sushi is made fresh in the front of their stall and the staff is very helpful and friendly. They also have maybe about 5-6 seats available if you want to sit and eat your food at their stall.

These buns are delicious! I came back just for these, they are perfectly cooked, spiced well, and…read morejust the right blend of flavors from the cilantro, pickles and chicken. They have personal seating around, though it is limited. There are several tables around the Lexington market to be able to sit around and enjoy while also seeing other vendors.

Yayyyyy! It's about time Baltimore got a Korean BBQ food truck. When I checked them out, they…read moreonly had 2 menu items and didn't even have a twitter, a sign, or any web presence at all. But I'm glad to hear that they've expanded their menu and I follow them on twitter now! I tried their honey glazed chicken dish and it was surprisingly good. I say "surprisingly" because the food truck was manned by what looked like 2 youngish dudes, and I doubted their Korean bbq marinating abilities. While it didn't taste like what my momma can do (!), the chicken dish was tasty and I am a fan. Looking forward to checking them out again when I'm downtown!

I've scouted this truck out twice now. They've expanded their menu to include tacos and the option…read moreto order a side of kimchi, beyond what the previous reviewer mentioned. The flavor, quality, and tenderness of the meat are good, and the rice it's served over is of fine quality. The freshness is comparable to a home cooked meal more so than the Korean BBQ cooked-in-front-of-you level as might be implied. Also, for me the portion of rice was just a smidgen under what I'd expect. Good service, reasonable price for the bowls, and I really shouldn't complain about good quality Korean food being delivered right in front of the office.

Their food started out being good until strands of hair was in my food twice I tried to get a…read morerefund but the lady that serves the food was very nasty my meal.was only $10 & some change then I noticed none of them was wearing hair nets that's very unprofessional when handling customers food they just lost me as a customer forever

UPDATE: Jamie's Wraps is NOT closed. Not sure why Yelp is saying otherwise. I loved their wings and…read moreSingapore noodles. The service is good as well, which is rare these days.

Ok, so there is a Greek Food addiction in our house…read more Yes, it isn't good. Yes, we indulged in it again. First off, the Spicy Lamb Gyros were amazing. The Lamb was tender, and the spice palette was a good mix of paprika and garlic. The pita was amazing as well. A trick we learned, this being our first time, if you order Pita as your side, you get your Gryo as a sandwich. If you order one of the other sides, you get your Gryo as a platter. French Fries were my favorite kind (crisp and smushy). The hummus was amazing. All in all Greek addiction was indulged.

Middle Eastern food cart located in front of The VA Hospital of Baltimore. We ordered lamb plate,…read morechicken plate, falafel plate, and chicken/lamb combo plate. Each $8 plate came with rice, salad, and a drink. It was a huge plate for $8 and was a steal. Every plate tasted terrific, among the best Middle Eastern foods we ever had. Service was friendly and quick. If we have time, we may return for another meal before flying back home.

Drinks and food were so good! We enjoyed Ammoora so much the first time that we came back for a…read moresecond visit earlier this yeaon January 30th to celebrate my husband's birthday with our family. As someone who eats plant-based, I really appreciated that they offer a separate vegan dinner menu--and not just a few side dishes thrown together. I could actually enjoy a full, thoughtfully prepared meal! My dinner: Muhamara + Baba Ghanouj to share Harissa Roasted Cauliflower + Saffron Jeweled Rice Pistachio Ghazal el Banat for dessert. Everything was delicious. The service was exceptional again, which says a lot about the consistency of this restaurant. And although it was absolutely freezing outside that evening, Ammoora was warm, cozy, elegant, and beautiful inside. Another wonderful experience. We'll definitely be back!

Came back to Ammoora because it is one of the most beautiful restaurants in Baltimore with great…read morefood. The service was attentive throughout our meal, and every dish arrived beautifully plated with great attention to detail. We started with the Beyti Sujuk Rolls and the Beetroot Hadiqa. The rolls were one of my favorite appetizers. They were crispy, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the yogurt and tomato sauce. The Beetroot Hadiqa was equally impressive, with beets, apples, walnuts...it was a refreshing combination of sweet, savory, and creamy flavors. For our entrees, we ordered the Riyash of Lamb and the Freekeh Short Rib. The lamb chops were cooked beautifully and served over couscous with broccolini, while the pistachio crust added a nice texture. The Freekeh Short Rib was incredibly tender and the rich beef jus paired perfectly with the mushrooms. It was hearty, comforting, and one of the best short rib dishes I've had. The cocktails were just as memorable. I ordered the Asfar So Good, while my partner had the Ashita Affair. Both were beautifully presented with a silky foam on top and were as delicious as they looked. The Asfar So Good was light, refreshing, and well-balanced with subtle floral and citrus notes, while the Ashita Affair had a smooth, creamy texture with pistachio and rose flavors that made it feel almost like a dessert cocktail without being overly sweet. This is definitely on the pricier side, but the quality of the ingredients, presentation, atmosphere, and service justify the cost. Every plate felt thoughtfully prepared, and the overall experience was memorable from start to finish. If you're looking for elevated Middle Eastern cuisine, creative cocktails, and one of the most beautiful dining rooms in Baltimore, Ammoora is absolutely worth the splurge.