I was so impressed by this restaurant! My friend suggested it, and I was happy to follow his lead…read more It's located in Fells Point, a beautifully quaint area with cobblestones and colonial row houses galore. We had a super friendly, helpful server, and she was very knowledgeable about the menu. So much looked good, and I knew I wanted some fresh crab (when in Rome!). I got the crab benedict, and while I don't usually go for benedicts, I was really in it for the lump crab. The flavor and freshness were able to shine in this dish, and it was honestly perfect. My friend liked his crab cobb salad, and my husband wasn't super hungry, but he enjoyed his popcorn chicken appetizer. The food and drinks are both incredibly creative as well!

TLDR: Fun, indulgent brunch spot with creative cocktails, excellent small plates, and great…read moreservice, though the pricey fried chicken bucket didn't quite live up to the rest of the meal. My group of five decided to try Bunny's Buckets & Bubbles for Saturday brunch and came away happy with the experience. Bunny's had been on my list for a minute, and once I saw they joined the InKind dining app, I was sold. We wanted the full experience, so we ordered most of the appetizers along with their infamous fried chicken bucket to share family style. Our spread included both styles of deviled eggs, one with pimento cheese and the other with lump crab, hash browns with salmon caviar, waffle fry brunch poutine, and of course the Bougie Clique and Caviar shot with Veuve Clicquot champagne and a paddlefish caviar chaser. We also went through several rounds of cocktails, with our favorites being the Cotton Candy Spritz and the Cedar and Cider. The spritz comes with a big piece of cotton candy on the rim that dissolves into the vodka and prosecco, while the Cedar and Cider is a smoked tableside old fashioned with salted caramel sugar. Both were fun without feeling like they were all gimmick. Service was great as well, with food and drinks coming out at a nice pace throughout our leisurely two hour brunch. My only gripe was the main event, the eight piece fried chicken bucket. At $42, with sauces another $2 each, it is a pricey bucket of chicken. It was tasty, but in a city where you can get absolute fire fried chicken from a chicken box joint for $8 to $10, you better bring something out of this world at that price. Our standouts were easily the lump crab deviled eggs and the hash browns with caviar. Overall, Bunny's made for a really enjoyable Saturday brunch and is definitely worth trying, especially if you want something a little more indulgent and fun.

This is for the Harbor Point location…read more Every time you ask for an extra sweet chili sauce, they act like you smacked them or something. The lady that give out the orders is not very nice..The price of the dishes is more than enough to cover the small amount of sauce. And why are you asking for a tip? Pay your people enough for the service that they provide. Again, the price of the food is all encompassing.....

This Korean fried chicken shop opened recently right by the office. It's small and casual inside…read morewith minimal seating. Staff were courteous and ordering was a breeze as you can order at their kiosks or at the counter. Came here for lunch and got the Chicken Bowl (spicy with sweet 'n' chili sauce). My bowl wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be but it was still great. Plenty of crispy chicken, some sweet tasting jachae noodles, and lettuce over rice. It was a perfect amount for me. A quick and convenient spot for some good Korean fried chicken!

I ordered via DoorDash the $12 Meal Box, but the chicken wasn't ready. Ms. Sunshine called,…read moreexplained the delay, and still honored the special even though it was past the time window. She let me switch to the grilled Swai, and it was fantastic--hot, fresh, and full of flavor. The Swai, green beans, collards, yams, and mac & cheese were all delicious. Thank you, Ms. Sunshine, for the great service. I'll be ordering again for sure.

I order the half chicken dinner, had to call to order sides without paying extra. Chicken was…read moreflavorful but the cabbage and Mac were both not worth having and no help was able. I also ordered extra sides of yam and potato salad which were ok. The greens were not flavored or good. I got fresh whiting that wasn't tasty fried well or crispy. If you should go just the chicken is good, nothing else is worth it.

I have to be honest, I was skeptical-- how different could chicken tenders be? They can, in fact,…read morebe very different; something about the way they fry the chicken breasts produces a crunchiness I was genuinely marveling at with every bite. I know that sounds dramatic but it's true! I was shocked! The fries were a nice accompaniment that matched the chicken in quality + I love the addition of a pickle. I ordered the house BRD sauce and honey mustard and both were perfect in my eyes! The only downside was the wait, but I see it more as a testament to how good it is-- it was worth the wait for me, and it seems like many others would agree! In general I love that it's in R House, a great place to take friends and make sure that everyone has an option they will enjoy.

I had a chicken sandwich here the other day- it was very good! I think the price point of all the…read moreplaces at r house is a little high but it was overall a good sandwich- vibe is great for people watching but again it is an upscale food court that you are paying restaurant prices - the fries are okay - despite the seasoning - my mouth felt it was a little bland - the sandwich was fried to perfection - I got honey mustard (no spicy) but was wishing I could have had a little more spicy. Service was fine/ acceptable although I never heard my name being called so it did sit for a bit and I did have to ask separately for ketchup

Really delicious Peruvian chicken and stellar sides! Each chicken plate comes with two sides. We…read moregot two quarter dark plates with yuca, plantain, beans, arroz chaufa. The chicken was tender and well-seasoned, and all the sides were delicious and complemented the meal. Their sauces that come with the meals are also really tasty. Side street parking available, quick assembly line service, indoor seating and take out options.

Food was BOMB!!!! Oh my goodness. Portions were hefty. I got two quarter chickens (one white meat,…read moreone dark meat). The white meat had more meat but the chicken was a little dry. The dark meat was a little smaller (not noticeable) but the flavor was way better and it was moist from all the juice. The sides were so delicious- the plantains and yuca fries were everything! I'm not a fan of brussels sprouts because they can easily burn but the ones here were perfection. The green (spicy) sauce was excellent and the perfect amount of spice. The mild sauce was great with the fries. Service was exceptional- was greeted warmly when I walked in and was given explanation of ordering. The server even cut a whole chicken to show me what the portions and different part of the chicken was. Ambiance was inviting- there was Latin music playing, lots of light, and seating. Highly recommend

Krispy Krunchy Chicken is quite a delicious find inside Poblano Mexican Grill takeout! I love the…read moregentle Cajun flavoring of the coating on this fried chicken, and you can get additional gently-cajun Krunch sauce or spicy buffalo sauce or other sauces on the side. I stopped by at 11am on a weekday, and the chicken was piping hot and juicy, much fresher than other fast-food chicken places. The tasty coating had a nice slight crisp to it, though it wasnt as crunchy as the fast-food brand that starts with a P. As I ate in my car, several roadwork crews walked by with their KKC© bags, so it's pretty well known along this part of US-40. There's parking out front for about 30 vehicles, and it's just a few steps from a large mall parking lot. This place is between a Goodyear and an AT&T, all in a little strip mall of their own. It's easy to find. When you're driving west, just turn in at the several Krispy Krunchy Chicken banners on the westbound side of Baltimore National Pike just west of I-695 and look for Poblano. It's a little tricky coming east: you have to drive past Alexander Av, (no matter what your map-app says), and do a u-turn where you would be going into the Lidl - Home Depot parking lot. I mention this because of course I made the wrong turn the first time. Then come back to those KKC banners, and go into Poblano Halal Mexican Grill.

Good chicken, huge tenders, delicious biscuits. Sides are subpar. Rice and beans wasn't really…read moreflavorful, fries are hit or miss. My sister had the mashed potatoes and she liked it. Overall it's pretty good.

Great chicken, waffle fries were stellar, not too pricy. Good experience overall. Definitely worth…read morea visit.

Nice small spot in a busy section of the inner harbor area. Not too big inside but enough space for…read morea few seats. The menu is fairly simple with your options of tenders, wings and sandwiches and you choose you sauce flavor. I got two tenders with honey bbq sauce and made it a combo with fries and a sprite. Came out to about $12 after tax

I got the chicken bowl with chicken breast that was half size of my palm. It was not worth the…read moremoney.

This is a not so hidden gem. The decor and table spacing are fabulous. The food is divine. There is…read morea DIY coke machine and the hot sauces are plentiful. This is an interesting cross between an order at the counter fast casual kind of place and a sit down restaurant. You can order at the counter or via a QR code from your table. If you want to customize your meal, definitely order at the counter - they can do things the website can't.

The Korean Fried Chicken combo ($16.95 w/o tax) is decent. (It comes with french fries and a…read moredrink). Kiosk ordering is strongly encouraged and the staff struggled to communicate with customers. Be warned that the Cross Street market prohibits face coverings of any kind for their visitors.

I was excited to try this! And I'm sad to say I was underwhelmed. I will go back again one day soon…read moreand explore some other items on the menu in the future. We both got chicken bowls; my friend got the crispy chicken bowl with a spicy jalapeño sauce which was not spicy at all. And I got the chicken and shrimp teriyaki bowl. The shrimp were small like the mini salad shrimp. The teriyaki chicken was a 10/10 in terms of flavor. I wanted more from the salad. It tasted a bit wilted/old. I'd like to see them evolve that a bit more. The price point was great our food came to 30 bucks total which sounds about right in these times. It didn't break the bank lol. You can place your order through the kiosk or go directly to a staff person to get your food. The ambiance is sometimes loud, sometimes quiet depending on the time and day you're there. Plenty of seating and TVs available.

Place is clean and the staff is super friendly! If you like chicken and you haven't eaten here!?…read more What are you doing with your life?! Great food and at an affordable price! Plus they have milk tea! Highly recommend the urban fries! Enjoy Baltimore

I was pretty excited when I saw that there was going to be a spicy chicken spot in the old Dunkin's…read moreon Dundalk Ave. Finally had the chance to check it out last night for dinner. We both got the chicken sandwich. The menu is small, or I'm sure Jeremy would have ordered more than one sandwich. He did also get the bucket of "Korean Chicken" but that thing is a lawsuit waiting to happen, and he wasn't brave enough to eat much of it. I'm not sure what makes that chicken Korean. It has a nice breading, but one does expect certain flavors when ordering Korean chicken. There's no soy or garlic here, no spice. The chicken is also cut/chopped in such a haphazard manner that the first bite I took was composed only of small rib bones. You really can't tell what you're getting (because of the thick breading) until the chicken is in your mouth, and then there's the possibility that there won't be any meat in that bite. These tiny bones are dangerous. Spitting them out is messy, but necessary. No one should have to spit out a mouth-full of bones. EVER. There isn't any "Hot" in anything that we ordered, either. I do appreciate that the coleslaw is coarsely chopped, and well sauced and seasoned but part of the draw (at least for me) of having coleslaw on a sandwich is to soothe the burn of a hot sauce or seasoning. While it does add a nice crunch, is it really needed on an already crispy sandwich? Not really. It just makes your roll mushy. I suggest getting it on the side. The chicken on the sandwich was great. It's well-breaded and crispy. It's a decent size piece of chicken. The huge dill pickle slices are also perfectly briny to cut through some of that fried-ness. It's a very appealing contrast. Service was friendly and speedy, but there's really nothing I would go back for.