Me and my youngster stopped by after church and we had an amazing time. Customer service from…read moreMartina truly stood out. We had a miscommunication during my order and when food came out, she quickly realized the problem. I want to give her praise because before we could even talk about who might have made the mistake, a corrected order was already sent to the kitchen. I'm almost certain I caused the mistake, but Martina resolved things swiftly. I don't usually do breakfast places twice but I would come back for the service and food.We ordered the following: Happy face pancake: 8/10 - she wished it was a little crispier but very good. Half and half: 9/10 - good and sweet Crab hash: 10/10 - phenomenal! I added Queso fresco Old fashioned: 8/10 good and strong! Mimi (manager I believe) checked on us often. Martina is the highlight.

Second time here and I absolutely love it. First time I got the Big Brunch Bowel( excellent if you…read morelike grits). This time I opt for the Chicken and Waffles and boy was the chicken delicious. Service was great! You can basically order anything off the menu and create your own meal. The only reason I didn't give five stars because the Black Cherry mimosa was not as good. Went on a Sunday around 11:00am and the line was out the door. We only waited 20 min for a table since it was a party of 2. But I was hearing others wait time was 1 hour or more for large parties.

I happened to be in the neighborhood and needed some breakfast food so I walked to this location. I…read moreoriginally thought this was a black owned restaurant based solely on the name but, I was mistaken. This is a typical Asian Baltimore carry out. I ordered a breakfast sandwich (Sausage Egg and Cheese) and a drink and was on my way. It was good and I devoured it

I mean it's a standard Baltimore carry out. Ok food ok prices. I got the steak omelette. It was…read moresteakum meat (which I'm good with) but it wasn't really seasoned. The home fries were good. The butter on the toast didn't melt a bit and I couldn't understand why cause I watched her toast the bread. Everything is pretty much made to order. I'd try em again.

The food is great and so are the prices. I always get the breakfast platter with scrambled eggs,…read morehome fries, and scrapple (also comes with toast w/ butter and jelly already on it). Always delicious and the employees are nice. It's quite popular though and a lot of people come in and out (some shadier than others). I've never had an issue though and I would definitely recommend the spot! Definitely a hole in the wall type of place.

I'm starting to think people in Baltimore has no taste. This place is disgusting. Their hashbrowns…read moreor home whatever they just made me was disgusting. No seasoning and their cheeseburger sub. Had a hair in it. Completely nasty.

Great little place close to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Look for the rec awning for…read moresome really good food, quick friendly service, and reasonably priced menu. I almost always order the gyro, which is always hot with lots of meat and tzatziki. Hard to go wrong with anything. Great breakfast items too.

Stopped by to grab breakfast before starting my day.. Inordered a sausage omelette that came with…read morehome fries & toast.. The food was delicious.. Home fries perfectly cooked, omelette I added peppers onions & cheese.. Great taste with everything.. Restaurant was clean & not a lot of people dinning in.. Service was great.. The host greeted me as soon as I walked in.. I do recommend if you're in the area & looking for a nice breakfast

I went for breakfast and everything was fantastic! When I couldn't decide between two dishes, our…read morewaitress, Lexi, was very knowledgeable and the final choice did not disappoint. Lexi made it a fun experience going as far as explaining they make their own ice tea and how it is made(when we inquired). She even recommended a spirited drink that aired with breakfast and it was Yummy! Will definitely go back and definitely will ask for Lexi!

Miss Shirley's Cafe is a bustling local institution renowned for decadent and scrumptious…read moreSouthern-inspired flavors that will leave you cravin' for days! I have had the chance to dine at their Inner Harbor location when I attended a conference in 2018, and I just had to have it at the Roland Park location, since I was on my way to Owings Mills to run some errands for the weekend. This location has parking (they have a spacious lot in the back, as well as some on-street parking) in an honestly really nice neighborhood that gives you that suburban, small-town vibe. Upon arriving right after they had just opened at 8:00 a.m., an aesthetically-inspiring and vibrant atmosphere awoke my eyes, with the bold orange and purple walls adorning wall art - in an intimate, yet spacious interior dining room, along with a courteous, friendly, and personable waiting staff! Miss Shirley's Cafe is a warm and inviting restaurant, with a host stand just inside the main door & the main dining room right behind it. Immediately to the left of the host stand is an open doorway to a waiting area and the East Room, a small dining space that seats about 25. Upstairs is a terrace that seats 40-50, used as a semi-private dining space and overflow dining space as needed. To the right of the main dining room is the Rock Room, a private function space that seats about 80. In case you'd like to know, they do not accept reservations, and if you don't come in right away once they open, you may have to wait for a bit. Breakfast all day makes Miss Shirley's Cafe stand out from many restaurants in the area. The restaurant is open for breakfast, brunch and lunch, and closes for the day at 3:00 p.m. Many of their employees have been on staff since the beginning, and part of the reason is because they can be home in the evenings with their families. The Miss Shirley's Cafe menu is huge, and includes morning cocktails, appetizers, sides, house favorites, omelets, pancakes, soups & salads, sandwiches, and lunch combos. Since it was Baltimore County Restaurant Week (it ran from July 18th to August 2nd), they offered a 2-course prix-fixe menu for $25 - which comes with an appetizer and an entreé of your choice, not a bad deal per say! I opted for their Cajun Shrimp & Corn Stew (which was hearty and comforting - and the flavor was just right), definitely filled my stomach with a warm sensation to begin my day. As for my entreé, I did not regret getting the B'more Breakfast Bowl, which I had substituted for all egg white scrambled eggs, topped with Parmesan, Roasted Sweet Potato, Sautéed Spinach, Roasted Corn, Tri-Colored Cherry Tomatoes and Onions with Lemon & Dill, Pickled Jalapeños and avocado slices. It was the perfect combination to start my long day of running errands and getting stuff done. I definitely would've opted for their heartier and meatier choices; but I didn't want to feel bloated for the remainder of the day while trying to be productive, LOL. I highly recommend ya'll try Miss Shirley's Cafe when your travels call you to Baltimore - and don't tell you I didn't warn you!

I purchased a waffle a week ago and returned it because it tasted sour. I thought I would give it…read moreanother try today but it is still nasty. I don't know if it's the same batter being used or what. I called the establishment and was told to bring it back. I definitely won't be purchasing that again.

This place is janky and ratty, located across the street from several strip clubs and sex shops in…read morea gross area of Baltimore. I had their chicken tenders and, along with the food being utterly underwhelming in terms of taste, whatever poor quality grease and bad chicken they use left me obliterating my bathroom for the next 8 hours through the sunrise. The service as well is inadequate, and they handled our money with the same hands/gloves that handled our chicken. I gave 1 star because 0 was not a possible option.

Nice spot for breakfast. You take your food and go so you can't eat in. There is some parking on…read morethe side but the parking area is tight and the ground is slanted. You take a risk with street parking. I don't recall having scrapple so I got it with my French toast platter. The food was fine overall. I only had to wait up to 5 minutes. From what I saw it is clean inside and there are a few seats so you can sit and wait for your order.

I enjoyed the cheese omelette so much that I went back for seconds a half hour later. I enjoyed the…read morehash browns and toast as well

I was in the mood for a breakfast sandwich and found myself by Charles Street Market. It was a cold…read moreone, and all of the side entrances were locked so I thought I was out of luck. Glad I stayed persistent. I visited Steve's for the first time, and ordered a scrapple, egg & cheese on white toast. I devoured that thing so fast, I decided to order another sandwich, this time with sausage, and that one may have been even better. The staff was friendly, the food came out fast, and completely hit the spot and cured my craving. 5 stars.

Last December we visited the Cross Street Market for the first time, a bit before xmas. We were…read morelooking for something quick, but filling for lunch, during our break between mental health appointments. (Your mental health is important! Don't slack on those therapy appointments!) Originally I thought that we would return at some point in the future, but now that we've gotten to know the neighborhoods a little better, I'm more excited to try different restaurants along Key Highway, especially if we don't have to pay to park in a garage. Jeremy ended up ordering a cheesesteak (American cheese, grilled onion) from Steve's Lunch. It was a decent sandwich. If you like cheesesteaks, you'll probably like this one. If you are picky about cheesesteaks, this one might be on the line for you. Jeremy gets hardly any toppings on his sandwich, leaving "nothing to hide behind" but I'll admit I like everything on my cheesesteaks. I ordered elsewhere, so I can't give you the report on whether their tomatoes were pale and tasteless, or if the lettuce was rotten. All I know is that I had a bite of this sandwich and could have finished the entire thing. Something about this place reminds me of days gone by. I could imagine blue collar workers grabbing a bite here, and being quite satisfied. The nostalgia hits hard.