Continuing on my list of coffee shops, I tried The Reister's Daughter in Reisterstown, MD. This…read moreplace was great. We met some friends and were able to find both parking and a table. I had a mocha latte and this Iranian Chocolate Pop-Tart thing that was awesome.... I really need to start taking pictures of my food and these places. The ambiance is that of a coffee house but this coffee house is an old historic building with natural wood floors and big windows. The layout is convenient for having a mix of seating and the volume was such that we could hear our party but not feel like we were screaming. The coffee was good. the people friendly, the snacks (ok not a meal but too much to ignore from the experience) the snacks were delightful. My wife almost ate half of my Pop-tart it was so good. Ok, this one gets a definite try, the locals seemed to like it, it was close-ish to Columbia, and worth checking out.

I stopped in again today for a breakfast wrap. And again they are out…read more But I was happy to see that they have started with THE PUMPKIN favorites.... It was late morning so a lot of the baked goods were low. I chose after minutes of wanting what I wanted to decide on trying the chocolate berry bread pudding. I got a small iced PSL w/oatmilk and light ice. There was a very steady flow of customers. The warmed up bread pudding came out within reason but my psl to an unusual time to get to me. I honestly believe they skipped over my ticket as folks coming well after me receives their orders and left. A few minutes of house cleaning (wiping tables) was needed. Ive never been in here feeling like it was trashy and cluted but today it felt a little as such. I was satisified with my PSL and bread pudding. I left with goodness but wish I could have had my wrap.

Chocolate and pour over coffee? That's always a win in my book. Black Eyed Susan is a locally owned…read moreand family run establishment featuring fun Maryland giftware and an assortment of local Maryland coffee, chocolate by a historic Baltimore company, and Maryland snacks/spices/cookies. There is a very fun family history pertaining to this shop's unique rights to sell exclusive Wockenfuss chocolate. Rachel, the owner's niece, was very friendly and knowledgeable about all products in the store. She also made a delicious pour-over coffee. Would definitely come back!

Sent a gift basket to my dear friend in Virginia. Sherry went above & beyond to make it special &…read morefilled with delicious Baltimore/Maryland made cookies, candy, popcorn, nuts, crackers, old bay etc. My friend was overwhelmed in a good way & now needs to have a party to share all the goodies. It was a great value, shipping was prompt w/o additional fees. Highly recommend & will order again THANK YOU

My daughter and I came here for lunch. This is a cute corner coffee shop. The service was very…read morefriendly. We had a peach/mango refreshers which hit the spot on a hot summer day. And we both had the turkey wrap, which was turkey and provolone with pesto spread in a wrap. The sandwich was tasty. I would return again.

Very cute coffee place in sykesville. Many coffee options to choose from with many sugar free…read moreflavors. The Hawaiian Italian was a perfect breakfast sandwich.

Superb coffee, pastry, sandwiches. Lots of love here for the food, the people, the place. Very…read morereasonable for the quality. Prompt knowledgeable service. Friendly with a good buzz beyond the Java. Rick is a sweetheart.

Service was kind and quick. I had a hazelnut latte and the breakfast burrito panini. The coffee is…read moredelicious but I didn't see that they had house made flavors until afterwards so I wish I got one of those instead. Burrito panini was good, but more like a wrap panini than a burrito. The vibe is chill and was perfect for a little morning admin work.

I've been coming to JeannieBird for a number of years, spanning back to when the dearly departed…read moreJeannie was still running the business. It's not only a joy to see the business still enjoying good success, but to also taste the enhanced skill of the bakers here. Make no doubt about it, the croissant here are authentic and delicious. Just the right amount of butter to bring out their savory character, with just a kiss of natural sweetness. The ham and Gruyère is an absolute pleasure. They have actual content; not just a tease of baked in ingredients. The financier were also perfect! I'm very much looking forward to seeing any additional Parisian pastries added to their counter. The traditional stars of their menu remain outstanding: the iced tea and sweet potato biscuits. While JeannieBird isn't always on my way to my usual destinations, this business is always worth a special trip.

JeannieBird is honestly worth a drive out to Westminster. We've been here a couple times, and it's…read morejust a delight. There's no better word to describe the experience. It's a fairly small cafe with excellent food choices. This isn't a fancy coffee experience, but they do have all you can drink when dining in. JeannieBird is often very busy, but they move through the line quickly. Seating can be challenging, but folks who are leaving aren't dillydallying and will offer you their spots. Husband got a biscuit sandwich and loved it. I got an everything croissant with feta and spinach. And we split a monkeybread. Everything is so, so yummy. Parking is pretty easy, with a small lot beside the building. Free parking Sundays. What sets this place apart, though, is the owner and staff. The owner pops around to each table to chat. Sure, he asks how the food is, but then he stays to connect -- and it feels sincere. This place is a rate gem.

My son is in love. At a food stall on a recent vacation, he tried a Georgian cheese boat (Adjaruli,…read moreif you're in the know) and has declared it his new favorite food. Bread bowl with melted cheese and a raw egg yolk to break an mix in - it was made for the boy. So when we came back home, we Yelped "Georgian restaurants" and found Little Georgia, so we came here for his birthday. There's a front entrance on the main drag, but a big private parking lot out back with an entrance there, so we came in. Two mannequins with traditional Georgian (wedding?) attire are there to greet you, with lots of Georgian art and maps along the hallway as you walk in. It was lunch on a weekday, so not a very busy place. Two people at the bar, a table of teens, and a family getting up just as we were entering. Relatively empty. So I was surprised how slow service was over the whole visit. Our waitress was very kind, but I got the impression it was maybe a one-person show. Unfortunately, we skipped asking for some beverages (beyond water) and dessert because we were worried how long it would take. I would definitely try this place again though, because the food was overall pretty good. My son got his Adjaruli cheese boat and was delighted. The bit I tried was good - salty stretchy cheese with a garlic infusion - can't go wrong! My wife got the Phkhlovana spinach cheese pie and it was huge and delicious. Imagine a spanikopita that's cheesier and more bready than flaky crust. Would get again. My brother opted for lamb chops with fried potatoes and I got the Ojakhuri lamb and potatoes. Both were very tasty with a nice seasoning on the potatoes and lamb with a really good piquant and garlicky sauce. My only complaint is that the lamb was pretty well done, and in my opinion lamb is best medium rare; our waitress didn't even ask if we had a cook preference. The ricey, cheesy "cheese balls" appetizer came with the same sauce. Child #3 was in a picky mood that day, so he only ate half of them. They taste like you'd imagine. Solid, but nothing spectacular. Per a recommendation from our waitress, we tried the Adjapsandali eggplant salad. As good as everything was, this was a memorable part of my meal, and I have a love-hate relationship with eggplant. It reminded me a lot of a Catalan Escalivada - roasted eggplant, onions, and peppers served cold but this had a nice salty-sour dressing with it. Would totally get again. It's a nice place with a cuisine that's hard to find in these parts. Reisterstown 2026 with prices to match. The food was overall solid. I wish the service were a little better, but not so bad that I wouldn't come back. Recommended for sure!

Little Georgia is a delightful experience that will please adventurous eaters as well as the more…read morereserved. The waiter was patient with my questions and explained what some of the food was as I deliberated over a unique to me menu. I started with the Tolma, which was cabbage stuffed with very tender and flavorful meat. I next ordered Beets with Walnuts and was surprised to see a dish of three squat pieces of beet and walnut mix. It was served cold and was very refreshing. I ended the meal with the Adjaruli which is a cross between a pizza, dip, and bread bowl. It was the best of all those things! Apparently, I needed to be taught how to eat the Adjaruli because I was trying to cut pizza like slices and dip them into the egg. The waiter corrected me (very politely but emphatically) that I should mix the cheese and egg together, then pull off bits of the outside dough to dip into the center. I was close!

Finally tried this place after driving by for years! Cool spot, makes me wish I was a cyclist…read more Ordered an iced latte and a piece of banana bread, both were enjoyed! A little expensive, but recommend stopping in, especially if you ride bikes.

Great coffee and staff, beautiful location, great break spot for travel and bicyclist.read more

Coffee Beanery is an excellent café, with consistent quality of their handcrafted beverages and…read morebaked goods. You definitely have to try their Fudge Ripple Latte, and grab a muffin or their delicious crumb cake (getting them warmed is a must!) Thank you for such a comforting spot to refuel and recharge!

This place was so overpriced even if I did have something nice to say I couldn't fix my mouth to…read moresay it because my bill was $16 for a 16 ounce shaken espresso(considered their small size) and a brownie (yikes) The service was great. The gentleman was kind and quick to assist me. I would be too if you're making this much money off of people. The ambience is cute and quiant It's just the old Starbucks with a new name and way higher prices! I understand this is a small business... oat milk was a dollar extra & flavor with a dollar extra as well making my 16oz almost $9 I got the Dubai brownie which was $8 for 2 x 3 size. The coffee is strong and good! It's hard for me to enjoy it when I had to pay with MySoul

Fantastic coffee and pastries. Lovely, kind, and community-minded owners. Warm cozy atmosphere to…read moregather with friends.

Always love coming here and it's in a great location to grab a cup of coffee and walk around Main…read moreStreet.

I had forgotten to order a cake for my Moms 90th birthday party…read more The party was Dec 27 and with Christmas a lot of bakeries were closed on the 26th and would not take my order but Starry Night came through. They made a beautiful and delicious cake. My family was very impressed with it and so was I . I can't thank you enough for helping make my mom's party a success !!

Thank you for the most beautiful and delicious cake for my mother's 101st birthday! I must come up…read morewith more reasons to celebrate so I can order another fabulous cake. It got rave reviews from all. Fresh, moist , delicious. I ordered from the website and chose one of their designs. I decided on chocolate cake with raspberry filling and would highly recommend .