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Went in for a late breakfast on a Sunday. Luckily, we didn't have to wait for a table, as the diner…read morewas very busy and crowded. The menu was basic diner fare, with above average pricing. The food and beverages came out quickly, but no refills on coffee or tea were offered. The food was OK but not fantastic. If in the area, we might be back, but we won't go out of our way to return.

We ate here recently, an old fashioned diner. A good find between doctor appointments. A brightly…read morelit joint with friendly servers, the food simple yet delicious. My wife had pancakes with bacon and eggs and I had a grilled cheese with bacon. So good and not expensive. We'll be back. Next time I'll take pictures.

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Papermoon Diner

3.4(1k reviews)

2.4 mi•Remington

Food and service was good. Ambiance and esthetics was definitely different and an experience to say…read morethe least. My husband had their Caesar salad and it is was delicious. Would I go again? Probably not. It is an acquired taste kind of restaurant. The vibe gave creepy to me but the food was delicious.

There's a good chance this place is better for lunch/dinner, but the breakfast was nothing to write…read morehome about. I got an omelette, which was okay, nothing too crazy. Their homestyle potatoes had this interesting sweetness to them that I wasn't super fond of, but that's just personal preference. My partner got chocolate chip pancakes, which were good, but we felt it was very pricey for what it was. Maybe the price is a Baltimore thing--it totally could be. The service was good, we were checked on often and the staff is friendly. The food came quickly! Overall, I would be happy to try Papermoon again if I ever come back to Baltimore, but I wasn't super wow-ed this time around.

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Silver Diner

I've been to Silver Diner a few times now, and I can honestly say the food has never failed me…read more I've tried both their breakfast and lunch, and everything has been consistently great. The quality, the flavor, and the presentation are always on point. You can tell they take pride in what they serve. The ambiance is also really nice. It definitely feels like a more upscale diner, not your typical diner experience. It's comfortable, clean, and just has a better overall vibe. If you're in the White Marsh area, I definitely recommend checking it out. It's one of those spots you can count on every time.

Top-rated breakfast/brunch in the White Marsh/Nottingham area. Big menu with lots of options. Busy…read morebut very clean. Daughter wanted pancakes and ordered blueberry cakes, she rated 3.75 out of five. Said the berries weren't distributed very well. Cake with eggs and bacon. They were filling, she said. I had the Bay Benedict. Delicious! 5/5. Crab cakes on top of each half of an English Muffin. Spinach, small amount of diced tomatoes and over easy eggs on top. All covered by a spicy hollandaise sauce. Excellent way to finish a quick trip to the Baltimore area before heading to the airport. Brunch offerings are all day.

4.0 mi•Pulaski Industrial Area

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Broadway Diner

3.7(482 reviews)

This place was a one-and-done experience for us. Never again!!…read more My husband and I ended up here after the Dave Chappelle show because our original dinner plans fell through when the restaurant was fully booked. We should have made reservations, but at that point, all we wanted was a decent meal (nothing fancy) after a long workweek and then to head home. Unfortunately, a decent meal didn't happen. The food was some of the worst we've had in a long time. My husband actually spit food into his napkin, shook his head, and said, "I'm done." I've never seen him do that before. Several dishes were simply inedible. The mashed potatoes were bland and flavorless--how do you mess up mashed potatoes? The potato salad was equally bland and disappointing. The French onion soup had very little broth and was overloaded with a thick layer of hardened cheese. Overall, the food tasted cheap and poorly prepared, yet the prices suggested otherwise. It felt like diner-quality food being sold at premium prices. What made the experience even more frustrating was the manager's response. He came to our table after hearing about our concerns, but instead of focusing on the quality issues we raised, he seemed more concerned that my husband refused to order a replacement meal. That spoke volumes about where the priorities were. The one bright spot was our server, who was attentive, friendly, and professional throughout the meal. No complaints regarding the server as he was extremely apologetic with our experience. To our surprise, the restaurant also added an automatic gratuity to our bill. Ironically, had that not been done, we likely would have tipped our server more because he was not the problem. The kitchen and management were. No, I didn't complain about the tip after I noticed it on our bill. We were over the experience and just wanted to pay and get the hell out of there. Save yourself the disappointment and spend your hard earned money elsewhere. We certainly wish we had. Gordon Ramsay, if you're looking for a future Kitchen Nightmares episode, this place could desperately use the help. P.S. A business name change is not going to help with the quality of the food. Do better and prove that you actually care about your customers, not just the $$.

Amazing Diner!!!…read more Mad flavor! Great prices! Good service! Nice quantities! Amazing homemade desserts! A must try if you are ever in the area. Also I think they have a name change (Red Cup Diner).

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Sip & Bite

3.7(625 reviews)

1.4 mi•Canton

I've been eating here for over 30 years. The staff are eonderful. It's a near perfect example of…read moreGreek diner food. Perfect over-easy eggs. Scrapple... But they've forgotten how to do home fries. There is such a thing as Greek diner home fries, parboiled, cooked low and slow on the back of the flat top with onions and maybe peppers. They're currently sauteing frozen food service potato cubes. It's a real disappointment. Please bring back the real home fries.

This place has so much potential! Love all the mimosa flavors! And the menu offers something for…read moreeveryone...so many sweet and savory choices! Cleanliness needs to step up in general. Please wipe the menus or print new ones; they are particularly gross. Service is pretty good.

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The Original Pancake House

3.9(218 reviews)

1.7 mi•Canton

This is a solid breakfast option. The food is good, but not great, and is consistent in the way of…read morechain restaurants. We popped in right at 7 one morning before work and actually beat the server and the hostess there. The staff was friendly and mostly left us alone but for frequent coffee refills, and the food was about what I expected from a restaurant that is basically a different version of IHOP. The bacon was thick and crispy and way better quality than anticipated and the over easy eggs were cooked perfectly, which is rare. The protein and buckwheat pancakes were nice surprises on the menu and were quite tasty. The neighborhood has a dearth of true weekday breakfast places, and this is a nice option. It's also huge and could easily accommodate a large crowd.

It was ok. Nothing to go out of your way for. Plus, the AC was out so I made sure to eat fast and…read moreleave. Have been to a location in north jersey and it was a lot more appealing.

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Double T Diner - White Marsh

3.6(210 reviews)

11.7 mi

service 10/10. food 10/10. ambiance: family friendly. would go there again. highly recommend.read more

Didn't really enjoy my food. Spinach pie was not impressive AT ALL. Salad was lame. Cream of crab…read morewas too thick and fatty.. Daughter got chicken wrap and couldn't find the chicken. Took forever to get our food because one of the other servers took our omlette. Our server, Andrea, was great.

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Honey Bee Diner & Carry Out

3.7(473 reviews)

8.4 mi

I had breakfast there 1 morning and didt have 1 complaint. Food was hot a good, fast service, and…read morenot too pricey!

Foods pretty good. I love their liver and onions! service is mediocre, way to packed with tables…read moreand not enough space to even walk between tables in some areas. Booths will fit 4 top, if ur small or skinny.

5.2 mi•Harford Echodale / Perring Parkway

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Monty Carlo

Lost In the 50s Diner

4.3(146 reviews)

On our way in we asked a lady how the food was. She said they do everything well…read more Apparently we arrived at the peak of lunch hour and made our way to a table in the very back of the room. The server got the drinks and took the our order. The menu was basic and not frilly, just 1 page with a front and back. And before I forget, tĥey serve some of the best coffee eveŕ, nice añd smooth, no bitteŕs what so ever. I was in the mòod for Freñch toast with a side of bacon (4 strips) and a boŵl of chicken noodlè soup for my husband. All really good. The decor was 50's style and seats were matchìng all in 50's fasĥion. The only thìñg that would have made it more 1950 style would have the staff dress accordingly to that dècade.

This is a cute little diner that nails the classic 50s aesthetic, down to the counter seating,…read morebooths, and mini jukeboxes on each booth. Service was great throughout the meal. I chose corned beef hash with scrambled cheese eggs and home fries. My bf ordered bacon, scrambled eggs, home fries, and French toast. The meals also come with toast; they let you choose if you want it. My bf got his side of toast. I skipped it because I knew I'd be too full. The home fries weren't my favorite. They cook them with onions which isn't my preference (but easy to pick around and I'm sure I could have asked for them without), and they also just didn't have a lot of flavor to me. The corned beef hash was good, nice and crispy. The eggs were fluffy and had a generous amount of cheesy goodness. I tasted my bf's French toast and bacon, both of those were good. Overall, this is a cool spot to check out and enjoy the classic diner vibe!

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Kay’s Place

3.3(38 reviews)

This is the Old Wyman Park Deli . The food is still good , service is on point and it still has the…read moresame neighborhood meet up , homey feel. They serve breakfast , lunch and dinner . Their extensive menus include some of my favs Fried Chicken and Fish , Subs , Waffles and Home fries .

Hey friends! I found this spot from TikTok! I immediately book marked it and made plans to come by!…read moreAnd I was not disappointed! Verdict: will be a regular here! Kay's Diner is a nostalgic, cozy Black-owned diner in Baltimore. As soon as I entered, I felt the love! The owner Kay and the manager Sheim are frequently walking around checking in on their guests. We sat next to a couple regulars who were known by the employees by name. It stands out a lot to me when a business has regulars that are treated like family. They offer counter-top seating as well as a few booths. The menu is extensive offering way more than classic diner breakfast, lunch & dinner. I ordered the French toast combo with a side of potatoes. It was a satisfying meal overall! Eggs were fried hard with cheese, potatoes were well seasoned, bacon was crispy! My only distaste is that they used regular bread rather than brioche for their French toast. The flavor on the French was amazing, it's topped with a cinnamon sugar butter. I washed everything down with an amazing Arnold Palmer. The Perfect balance of tea and lemonade. The coco bread was buttery and light, a delicious treat. My friend and I decided to share one their fresh pressed seamoss juices. It was good! -Customer service is amazing! The employees really treat you like family. -Free street parking available close by. -Countertop and booth seating. Plenty of TVs. -Prices are average. French toast combo was $14.99. I'll definitely be a regular here. I hope you enjoy!

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Amy M.

116

9 years ago

Phenomenal food and service! My husband and I wandered in for a late breakfast because it was convenient to our hotel. We were immediately greeted by Ghia and we grabbed a seat at the counter. Ghia is a fantastic server with loads of personality. We had a lengthy conversation with her and she made us feel like family. They have a very big and unique menu so even with Ghia's descriptions to many of the dishes, it was very difficult to choose. Everything sounded amazing! My husband got the seafood Benedict and I got the seafood omelette. Both were to die for! The potatoes that come with the order were delicious...thinly sliced with peppers and onions. The portions are huge. I wasn't able to finish my whole plate and, trust me, I can put some food away. I did eat the entire omelette even though I could have stopped half-way through. It was just too good. I saw another reviewer upset at the length of time it took to get their food. Every single dish is made fresh and to order. That takes time and I much prefer to wait for fresh food. We certainly were in no rush, and our conversation with Ghia made the time go quickly. Although I now I feel like I will never eat again, we will definitely be back!! read more

Michael L.

122

8 years ago

I had a meeting downtown and decided to give it a try based on the reviews. When I walked in I wasn't greeted or told where to sit so I just grabbed a seat at the bar. The restaurant isn't the cleanest and decor is a bit worn and outdated. The waitress served me promptly with a cup of water and asked for my choice of beverage; I ordered a coffee. She didn't smile or introduce herself - it was as if I was bothering her. The coffee wasn't that great either, it tasted old; ironically a cafe that can't serve great coffee. I tried the breakfast quesadilla with country potatoes and sausage. The quesadilla was actually pretty good as were the potatoes; however, the sausage was quite bland and not something I'd expect from a breakfast place. I'm sure many of their food items are delicious, however they do not have much variety and their specials are on a chalkboard which must be in your eyesight for you to know what they're offering. Throughout my meal, my waitress was constantly on the phone and seemed to be done with the day. I rate this restaurant so low due to service, cleanliness, and particular food items. It's a shame that small business like these do not provide better service for their customers. read more

Patty D.

8 years ago

Amazing find while we spent the weekend in Baltimore! We were in town to go to a Baltimore vs. Yankee game and the game got postponed to due rain. We were going to just head home and stop for something to eat closer to home but boy are we glad we didn't! My 18 year old daughter found this place looking online in the hotel before we left and she insisted we go there to eat. We're all happy we listed to her. The place has such a great atmosphere and terrific people. But a lot of places have atmosphere and terrific people! Saturday Morning Cafe has phenomenal food to go along with the great atmosphere and staff. We all order breakfast - didn't know what to get because it all sounded so good on the menu so we ended up ordering a couple of extra things - there were four of us and we ordered six meals! Figured we would all share and what was left we would box up to enjoy home. Ha! There was nothing left! We devoured it all. Please, please look this place up if you're in Baltimore. I know we'll be going back the next time we're there! We're from NJ - the diner capital of the world - so we know good food when we taste it. And we definitely tasted it last Sunday at Saturday Morning Cafe. read more

Susan C.

8 years ago

In town for an overnight stay and we found this little gem to have breakfast at. Just a short 5 minute walk from our hotel, The Saturday Morning Cafe is tucked away in a quaint little courtyard spot nestled between Light, Grant and Water Streets. My husband and I were greeting immediately as we walked through the door by Chris who was working behind the counter. Coffee was good and we appreciated that they keep their mugs in a warmer so your coffee stays nice and hot. Same goes for the syrup which I appreciate..nothing worse than cold syrup on your pancakes! So many good choices on he menu like the Seafood Benedict- poached eggs,Swiss,tomato,spinach,crabmeat and shrimp on and English muffin with homemade Hollandaise...mmmmmm. I opted for The Saturday Morning Special- 2 eggs, country potatoes, sausage and Apple Pecan French Toast(slight up charge for these soooooo worth it!) We hardly spoke through breakfast except for the very occasional yummm and mmmm and this is sooo good! Chef V in the kitchen clearly knows her way to our hearts..through our stomachs! Delish! My only regrets is that we won't be in town to come back here tomorrow Thanks Chris and V...we will definitely be back! read more

Jennifer T.

13 years ago

I can't recommend this place enough! My husband and I were visiting from Texas for a few days and we ended up eating there twice over 2 days, once at breakfast, and again at lunch. The food was spectacular - we tried eggs benedict and an english muffin w/ fried chicken and were blown away at the quality of the food compared with the price. One of the gentlemen working there says that since they're not a chain, they can make whatever you want, and I believe it! At lunch, I tried a philly-style sandwich with ground beef and shrimp. I still remember the flavor weeks later. It was that good. Also I would like to say our waitress Lauren was excellent both times - she is personable and kind, and took really good care of us :) If we ever make it back to Baltimore, we'll definitely hit this place up again! It beats the heck out of the places we tried in the Harbor area. read more

Jacob B.

10 years ago

I was visiting Baltimore for business related things. I am young and stupid though. So the trip was pretty miserable for me. One morning I decided to escape the business scene and go for brunch/breakfast. Nothing in the area looked good until I found this literal hole-in-the-wall place in a fancy alleyway. At first I was just glad to find a place to eat. But as soon as I got inside I was welcomed heatedly by a cook and what seemed to be a manager. It was nice to talk to regular people away from the convention center. I was craving some french toast because it made me think of my childhood and how my mother would brighten my morning with her home made french toast. After ordering it and taking my first bite it really brought me back. It tasted just like my mom's. I was hundreds of miles away from home but the food and staff there made me feel a bit closer. Thanks. read more

Gloria M.

13 years ago

Saturday Morning Café as you enter you are greeted with a smile the staff are genuinely caring. From the breakfast menu we ordered the French toast, Southern sausage biscuit and gravy, scrambled eggs, fried eggs, pancakes, turkey bacon, regular bacon and home fries. The presentation of the food was appealing as well as tasty our plate's were wiped clean The coffee was good not like the restaurant kind which usually taste like a bad tea lol. We meet the owner Antonio and it is no wonder why all was perfect his pride and love towards his staff and clientele shows thru the passion in how his food is cooked and presented. We all were impressed and satisfied with Saturday Morning Café and highly recommend this place as memorable experience "Enjoy". Thank you Antonio and Tamika (sp) along with your staff we are looking forward to more visits.... read more

Rasheeda S.

5 years ago

Where do I even begin? From the customer service to the food, this establishment is top notch. Just first impression calling on the phone to see if I needed a reservation was a good one. The waitress was so nice and attentive. They had amazing music playing in the background and had such a hip vibe. "It's our Anniversary" came on and my husband and I told them it was our Anniversary. They all got excited and said "Let's turn this up!" They turned up the song, celebrated us, and gave us a single flower each. Above and beyond. The food was incredible. Great portions. I had the shrimp and grits and my husband had the French toast. Compliments to the chef! Great presentation too. My husband, friends, and I said this place is going to be a staple for us. A reason to travel to Baltimore. EXCELLENT job Saturday Morning! read more

Alicia S.

9 years ago

We were in town for a concert and looked on yelp for a nice breakfast/brunch option and this place was highly rated so we thought we'd give it a try. It is difficult to find and really should improve the signage. It's located on a tiny street/alley. Even when we were in the block all of the outside tables and chairs were stacked up so we thought they were closed. When we realized that they were open and went inside, we were immediately greeted warmly by several employees and directed to a table downstairs. We arrived at 10:15 on Sunday morning and were pleasantly surprised to find that there was no wait. Food was delicious and the service was prompt and courteous without being too attentive. Coffee and water were refilled. Kellen was our server and was very nice. It's only a block or two from the inner harbor. read more

Lian B.

10 years ago

My Husband and I are visiting the Inner Harbor of Baltimore from NJ for a nice long weekend getaway. Our friends that live out here told us we have to drop in for a "Saturday Morning" breakfast. First things first I love the fact that this place is Black Owned! The food is absolutely delicious. My husband and I enjoyed everything we ordered (Seafood Omelette, Red Velvet Waffles and Turkey Bacon). The omelette was delicious, the shrimp was very plump and fresh. The crab was masked by the eggs though. However, it was still delicious. Now, about those red velvet waffles though.... OMG, Heaven!!!!!!! You don't even need syrup. They are so tender and tasty. If you are in the area, this place is HIGHLY recommended. It's kind of hard to find if you're not from around here, but trust - it's worth it. read more

Avon J. B.

10 years ago

My wife and I found this place via a groupon - she can't help herself when the word DEAL appears on anything. We dropped in a little over a week ago and both had the burger. I love burgers; the best for me use to be had at a little corner carry out on Park Avenue near Saratoga Street. They went belly up quite a few years ago and I've been hunting for an equivalent every since. I came close in Harrisonburg, VA 3 years ago at a place called Jack Brown's so I was completely caught off guard when I found the Holy Grail of burgers in this place. Thanks to Saturday Morning, I now have a new burger standard so much so until I ordered another 2 days ago! Now I have to pace myself. Experience has taught me that too much of a good thing spoils it, and this I do not want to spoil! read more

Trevor W.

7 years ago

Absolutely horrible.. Waited for an hour for pretty bland overpriced food. 11:00 am in the morning on a Wednesday.. That isn't exactly rush hour, and there were only a handful of people there. First order of scrambled eggs was runny, and no flavor. The skinny girl at the bar was rude, when I complained to her about my order. Second order was meh. Home fries were bland, how do you make bland home fries? They overcooked cooked my sausage, and the excuse was the cook was in training.. Are you serious? I didn't even argue any further about the issue because the service was that bad, and the waitress was rude and very inconsiderate. I came here off a recommendation from a friend. I will not be attending this place again. I would give 0 stars if I could. read more

Louis R.

10 years ago

Im a flight attendant that was staying in downtown Baltimore and was looking for a place to have a nice breakfast.I googled breakfast near me and Saturday Morning Cafe came up.It was only .2 miles away so i called them to find out till when breakfast would be served. First of all i found the name of the establishment quite charming. From my first interaction to the young lady on the phone,i found her quite warm and friendly and decided to visit them. My serve,Ghia{just like the car} was warm and friendly,took her time to tell me about the specials, and throughout was attentive and caring.As a service professional,i find customer service a must for any establishment.The Saturday Morning Cafe, and especially,Ghia,exceeded my expectations. Way to go! read more

Jennifer D.

9 years ago

Saturday Morning Café provides great service and a wide variety of breakfast and lunch options. The café was easy to find and is conveniently located near the inner harbor. I would suggest if you are looking for a great alternative to the hotel breakfast (which is often fairly expensive for the quality/quantity) then head on over to the Saturday Morning Café. The food was well worth the price (French Toast slices were huge, two eggs, and choice of meat for $10.95) plus bottomless cups of Zeek's Coffee for $3.00!!! SMC is a lovely spot to enjoy some tasty breakfast, hot coffee, and friendly smiles. P.S. Our server Ghia was so sweet and attentive. She made the dining experience enjoyable and I appreciated her sweet smiles so early in the morning. read more

Stephanie M.

9 years ago

I came here while visiting Baltimore for the weekend with some friends. This place is secluded and intimate with outdoor seating which I highly recommend. The food didn't take long at all. I had the loaded Alabama grits, it's a must have. I also had the chicken and waffles, they were nice and crispy. Honestly, the great experience was because our amazing waitress, the "Steelers Girl" who wears the team jersey. She was extremely hospitable and always made sure we got what we needed. This place was very satisfying, all the other places nearby were pretty basic and I'm picking about my breakfast. If you're ever in the area, I suggest you come here, they have other great menu selections that I have yet to try! I'm glad I decided to come here :) read more

Clay A.

8 years ago

By far the BEST breakfast place in Baltimore, at least in the inner harbor. Nice and hidden, but it'll still be packed on the weekends in the morning. But if you go later (say 12ish) you should be fine. The wait staff is wonderful and just the sweetest, and makes you feel right at home. I always get the chicken and waffles. They marinate it overnight and it's the perfect combination of crispy and juicy and full of flavor. The honey biscuits and chicken is also fantastic, my friends go to. And the coffee is great; $3 bottomless, which in the harbor is a steal. The prices are honestly fair. It's really the only place I want to go out to eat. But be sure to bring cash just in case their CC system is down. read more

Tim B.

7 years ago

My wife and I were staying in the Inner Harbor for the night last weekend and we wanted to get breakfast somewhere great, not one of the big-box places. We actually googled "breakfast spots inner harbor" and found Saturday Morning Cafe on yelp, reviews were good. Definitely a hole-in-the wall, but that's what added to the overall charm! Food was AMAZING!!! Sat at the counter with a handful of other folks, had the seafood omelette, and wow!!! Service was great, cool atmosphere, it was exactly what we were looking for! And its nestled in an alley with a few other bar/restaurants about 5 minutes by foot from the attractions right at the harbor. Highly recommend!! Will go back again! read more

Marisa T.

6 years ago

THE BEST BREAKFAST POTATOES YOU WILL HAVE IN YOUR LIFE! Yall, dont pass this hidden gem up! Stumbled upon this gem on new years day and I fell in love. The shrimp and grits were incredible, but the star of the show was their country potatoes. No breakfast potatoes will ever be the same again. My boyfriend and I stayed in the city the other night after a concert just to eat here in the morning. Reasonably priced dishes for how filling and delicious they are. The biscuits and gravy are to die for as well. Everything I see come out of the kitchen always looks delicious. Everyone is so sweet that works there, cute cafe/restaurant feel. read more

Brieawna M.

8 years ago

Today was my first time coming to SMC. Small and low key location and I loved the atmosphere. I ordered the shrimp and grits with a biscuit on the side. The wait was a bit long but the young lady that was running everything kept me updated. On to the food, it was SCRUMPTIOUS! I have never had any shrimp and grits like this before. It had tomatoes, cheese, bacon and I believe old bay seasoning. Everything came together so well I wanted seconds! The biscuit reminded me of the homemade biscuits my grandmother used to make. So soft and fluffy. I will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu. #ISupportSmallBusinesses read more

Mark L.

7 years ago

This is great little place just steps away from busy downtown but yet hidden away in a little pedestrian street. It's a conventional old fashioned diner serving conventional breakfast fare with some imaginative twists. The staff were pleasant and attentive. My skillet was excellent. There was plenty of coffee. The chicken and waffles looked great and the smoked fried chicken Benedict also seemed intriguing but I only had room for one breakfast. Yes, there was a sketchy homeless guy hanging around but apparently the owner makes an effort to feed the homeless which effort one has to respect. I'll be back. read more

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(286 reviews)

As one does on their jury duty lunch break, I meandered around trying to find the best spot to blow…read moremy hard earned $30 for my civic service. I knew I wanted an iced coffee and some sort of wrap or sandwich. Yelp directed me here and it delivered. The vibe is fantastic, bright and airy giving old time downtown vibes. The process is a little confusing with signs that say order, cashier, coffee, etc. I ordered and had no idea where to pick up what. I asked someone and they said at one end of the counter but after about 15mins, I checked the other end by the coffee sign and it was there, so idk. Others seemed to be a little confused too. I ordered a special coffee drink - Iced salted caramel macchiato. It was just ok and on the more expensive side. I wouldn't really recommend. To eat I got the buff chick wrap. Loved it. It came on a wheat wrap and was light - perfect for lunch.

What a great place in an old bank building. We got eggs sandwiches and our friends ordered platter…read more Everyone enjoyed their meals and we will be back

Kneads Bakeshop

3.9

(397 reviews)

Came to Kneads for the first time with a few friends. We arrived around 9am on a Sunday morning…read more They have seated area with full service or an area you can order to go or eat in options (full menu available) with seating upstairs. There is also a little shopping area where they have loaves of bread and other goodies to purchase. Bought a loaf of sourdough on the way out and what I really appreciated is they will slice it for you as well! We started with Smoked Chai Lattes and a seasonal Creamsicle type beverage. The smoke notes to the chai were prevalent but not over powering - a unique twist. We ordered a pistachio baklava croissant to share - flaky and and filled with pistachio paste inside. I would recommend it! For our meals we had the Egg & Cheese Biscuit, Ham and Cheese Béchamel Croissant and Egg White Omelette. They were all good and filling. Our service was good, but relaxed towards the end - started out attentive but we were done with our meals quite a while before someone came over to ask if we needed anything or offered the check. We really didn't mind since we hadn't caught up with each other in a long time, so appreciated not being rushed out of there. We also were in a back corner, so may not have been the most noticeable. Everyone was really friendly who worked there. Loved the open kitchen concept where you could watch them making all the donuts and croissants. The ambiance was so on theme even to the details in the restrooms and the lighting fixtures looking like whisks! Will definitely return in the future.

Probably one of the rudest experiences I've had in a while. I just wanted a coffee and pastry and…read morekept getting shuffled from one place to another. I was sent to order at the counter and said I wanted to eat there. I was told to go back to the hostess to be seated. When seated, I was told I needed to order a full breakfast or go back to the counter to order and be sent outside. You serve food. There are a dozen open tables. And every person there ignored me until I asked for service. They're obviously popular. Definitely their food not their service.

Attman's Delicatessen

3.8

(76 reviews)

The service was bad the most recent time I went to Attman's deli. I've been coming really in the…read morelast few months consistently since I discovered their delicious chicken Caesar salad wrap. I also love their pickle bar. As with everything in Harbor Point these days, the lunch crowd is really strong with back to work for T Row price. That said I still really like the food items here at the deli. I just wish it was a little bit friendlier in terms of service, but I will definitely still be going back for that wrap.

We love the service and the food here. The fries and…read morehousemade chips are so good. I have enjoyed many of the burgers and sandwiches as well. It is fun to come in on Wednesday nights and play trivia. I will always support this business and speak kindly about them after a recent holiday experience. I walked over to pick up our Thanksgiving order. The order came out, two giant bags and one was HEAVY. "Where's your car? I'll help you load it up." I walk everywhere, I had no car with me. I quickly decided to take the heavy one home first and then come back for the other. She was not having it! She went in the back and grabbed her son/coworker. He proceeded to carry both bags for me...all the way back to my apartment! It was above and beyond friendly service for sure. P.S. The turkey for Thanksgiving is unbelievably delicious!

Dear Charles

4.1

(43 reviews)

Random but I came here on a random Hinge Date…read more Pro's: -There are plenty of ways to exit, through the hotel and or side door (just in case your date isnt going well) - The aesthetics are nice, small yet very intimate, the interior decorating was nice - service was lovely, everyone was super friendly whether they were your server or not - Food wasnt bad either! Con's: None, I will definitely be back

My mom and I grabbed lunch here while visiting a family member at Union Memorial. So glad we found…read morethis gem! Such a cozy spot with great food. Service was super friendly and our food came out promptly. The clam chowder was such a standout, a unique take on a classic and really flavorful!

Miss Shirley's Cafe, Roland Park

4.2

(1.4k reviews)

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!

The service was amazing! Shai was attentive and well mannered, making pleasant jokes that lightened…read morethe mood. The food was excellent and timely!!!

Home Sweet Home Cafe & Brunch

3.7

(111 reviews)

Came here for brunch and enjoyed every bite! Food portions are pretty big and the menu might make…read moreyou drool Even when slightly busy they have a nice sense of urgency and the atmosphere of the restaurant is beautiful. The lemonade is also delicious but no refills for that, or cranberry or orange juice which is the only bummer. This location is a hidden gem and i will be back anytime im in Baltimore to try more food!

My coworkers put me on to this spot a couple of years ago, so shame on me for just getting around…read moreto my review... As others have said, this is a Black owned establishment that serves a community without many sit down options. I'm really pleased that they do a great job with service, food quality and price point. HSH doesn't have an extensive list of options, so they're able to do what they do pretty well. For appetizers, I've only had the fried green tomatoes. Pretty flavorful, especially with the sauce. In different visits, I've ordered salmon and grits, shrimp po boy, salmon and grits. All of them solid choices. At one of our "working lunches" we opted for adult beverages to take the edge off of an especially trying day lol. Sturdy drinks indeed. It's really a decent spot for a nice breakfast, brunch or lunch at a reasonable price. Definitely recommended.

On the Hill Cafe

3.7

(257 reviews)

I had their vegan sandwich option, the Bolton, which is on sourdough and includes pickled beets and…read moreavocado. I thought it was reasonably priced but I would say it's good-not-great. The sandwich wasn't cut fully down the middle, the layers were too thick, and the sourdough was much closer to a typical white bread than a fresh sourdough. It had no tang or crunch. It was fine for the sandwich--I just don't think it tasted like sourdough! I didn't try the coffee or baked goods but both looked pretty mediocre. I didn't see the baristas weighing espresso before pulling shots which shows me that drink quality probably varies widely from drink to drink. The inside and outside are cute. I liked the window seating.

On my trip in Baltimore, went here for breakfast takeout. The staff are friendly, it's busy even on…read morethe weekends at 8am, and there's limited seating as the place is small. Got a breakfast burrito AND IT WAS LOADED! Served as my lunch and breakfast - worth the price. Taste wise was average.

Pete's Grille

4.0

(244 reviews)

I ordered my meal through door dash and when I received it, it was not as warm as I hoped but it…read morewas probably a distance issue which is understandable. I got the Breakfast special. Pancakes w/ scrambled eggs and American cheese w/ bacon. I also ordered a side of bacon as well. I really enjoyed the pancakes! The were so fluffy and soft and sweet. You can tell they have a great batter to start. The scrambled eggs w/ American cheese was not as firm as I would have liked. I would have preferred my eggs be cooked a little longer before the cheese was added. The eggs were not seasoned. I didn't taste salt or pepper, just the cheese. The bacon was regular bacon, not too salty and it was fairly crispy. I would eat from here again. I really didn't have any complaints besides the temperature of my food and that's a quick fix. Try them out yourself!

Back at Pete's once again! This time, I opted for a veggie omelette, a side of grits, home fries,…read moreand bacon. The veggie omelette was good with plenty of crunchy peppers and onions inside. This time, I use my friend's pro tip and crunched up my bacon into my grits. Omg, what a game changer. Yes, it's definitely your basic diner food. It's nothing crazy creative and it's not a culinary experience. But it's consistent, hearty, and cheap. There's a reason they've been around for over 50 years. I swear, I really am starting to crave their home fries on a regular basis so it's only a matter of time before I'm back again soon.

Sip & Bite

3.7

(625 reviews)