Such cute branding! Have only had as delivery, but have always been impressed with the quality…read more Great boba texture and plenty of tea options, including fruity and milky and slushie. Customizable ice and sweetness levels. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu!

Ordered a vanilla milk tea online. Walked over and it was prepared quicker than the time they gave…read moreme. The employee was very friendly, greeted me when I walked in! The drink was okay. Nothing fancy, I wish they had just a plain milk tea. Boba was fine, not much taste.

Morning mugs is one of my fave local coffee shops! It's the perfect place to meet with friends,…read morestudy/get work done, or just enjoy by yourself. They have lots of tables, WiFi, and outlets. They have some outdoor seating as well. The staff are super friendly and they even have a fun little cup sleeve color guessing game where you can win a 10% discount on your next order. I highly recommend the breakfast sandwich, I've gotten it over 5 times now and it's consistently so good! My favorite drink so far is the banana bread latte. They also have seasonal drinks and specials (last month they had a dot cake latte). They even have whipped cream cups for dogs. Love this place and will continue to support!

One of the best ways (arguably) to get to know a neighborhood is through it's local coffee shop. If…read moreMorning Mugs Coffee is reflective of the surrounding neighborhood, then it must be a lovely spot to live and work. The staff was super welcoming-- we really appreciated the "guess the color game" and the subsequent 10% off card (which I will definitely take advantage of the next time I'm in town). The iced latte special was just sweet though that it didn't overpower the coffee itself. Morning Mugs is walking distance to several museums and local businesses, and is definitely worth a stop if you're visiting from out of town like we were.

Stopped in to do some work and grabbed a bite. While ordering the drink was suggested when I…read moredescribed what I wanted, I appreciated the touch and items came out really fast. The egg sandwich was well, quite basic and likely just microwaved so ill skip that next time. I appreciated tbe space to work in though, the front area is bright with couches and tables stretch into the back.

Please update your listings on yelp and apple maps saying you do NOT allow pets. Walked kinda far…read morewith two little puppies and was immediately turned away.

I dont know the exact name of this drink but I know it had butterscotch syrup in it. It was so…read moregood I had to order me some for myself too.

I stopped by Matriarch Coffee for a coffee around lunchtime last week when I was downtown for the…read moreday. They buy ethically sourced Rwandan specialty coffee from women-led farms. The coffeeshop is located in Harborplace, which I find kind of a strange location! I'm never really in the Inner Harbor, but the location is great for tourists, people who work nearby in downtown, or people attending events at the convention center. I had a very good cappuccino. I'd be happy to return for another coffee when I'm next in the neighborhood.

So many people recommended that I come here and that it was worth however long I'd have to wait for…read morea table. I went on a Saturday morning around 9:45 and waited about 25 minutes for a table for 2. The menu is EXTENSIVE and they have an option for pretty much anything you're in the mood for! I got the Mexican egg scramble and the pumpkin pancakes to share. The prices might seem slightly on the higher side for a breakfast place, but once you get your food you'll understand why. The portions are generous and the food is delicious! I ended up taking half of the food home and I genuinely looked forward to eating it as leftovers - which fed me for multiple meals. 12/10 would recommend the pumpkin pancakes no matter what season it is. They come with white chocolate chips, fruit, and a caramel drizzle on top. The French toast also looked incredible so I'll be sure to order that the next time I go! I

SKIP THIS PLACE. If you do end up here, BE AWARE THEY WILL NICKEL AND DIME YOU…read more Met a friend here for 9:30am breakfast. shortly after being seated, a staff member decided to CRANK the music - it was Evanescence or something similar - either way it was obviously someone on staff's absolute favorite song and they decided to turn the volume so loud that it was difficult to have a comfortable conversation. It's 9:30am, I'm not trying to scream over 90s pop music to have a conversation with someone two feet away from me. The menu was a QR code on a dirty, laminated card stuck to the table. My friend and I each ordered an entree plus a short stack to share. Neither of our egg dishes came with toast so we ordered that on the side. All they offer is white, English muffin or biscuit. I ordered the white toast and it is the 2" thick, low quality, tasteless white bread they use for their French toast. Whatever. The utensils are one step above plastic - they are light-weight, cheap, rough edged crap you might imagine in a prison. Whatever. The plastic containers of half and half were already on the table, sitting there at room temp. Again, whatever. The waitress dropped off the bill, said to use the QR code to pay unless we were using cash, then took off. If we wanted to split the bill, I guessed we would need to wait for her to come back around. So, I offered to pay the astoundingly high bill. I open the QR link and the first things that popped are the tip options with 20% pre-selected. All told the bill was $97 for two people. When I got home I glanced at the itemized bill: *They charged us $16 for two cups of coffee with one refill each. *a 20 % tip was already included! Apparently, they add 20% onto checks over $50. Of course it's over $50 when you charge $16 for mugs of coffee, and $$ for sides of crappy white toast. Make no mistake, this is my fault for paying with the QR code and not combing through the itemized bill first. I guess I'm not used to going to neighborhood joints expecting to get fleeced. My suggestion: go around the corner to Spoons Cafe on Cross St: high quality food and you won't feel robbed blind when you look at the bill.

I have nothing but positive reviews about this restaurant!…read more have been a regular for years and have always had great service, clean environment, and amazing food. will be returning, great little spot to try out :)

Small no-frills breakfast & lunch spot with an original menu and great food & drinks…read more I came here for breakfast with my fiance and got a coconut cold-foam cold-brew + a baked ricotta eggs Benedict with a side of grits. It was all fantastic

Kneads is an elevated artisan bake shop and cafe. I wanted some breakfast food so I decided to stop…read moreby. They do offer breakfast all day, I have seen Kneads all over my TikTok so I thought I would give it a try. The restaurant is stunning, large windows and high ceilings. You can grab food and go or enjoy it in the dining room. There is also an area where you can work remotely on the second floor. I enjoyed the French toast and the wild mushroom omelette recommended by our sever, Brittany, she was very nice and her service was exceptional. The food was excellent, everything was made with fresh ingredients. I also ordered the peach cobbler chai latte. I will definitely come back to enjoy more food and try one of the weekly classes. They do offer bread and pizza making classes.

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.

Such a cute spot for a unique and decadent dessert option!…read more This dessert shop specializes in Hungarian chimney cakes (which is not like a cake at all). Think conical, crispy donut, with a variety of toppings for you to choose from. You can get them plain with nothing on them, or you can choose from their list of outrageous options with lactose-free vanilla soft serve. This time, I opted for their banana pudding option, and it was so delicious. Service is very friendly, and they are happy to explain the menu, especially since chimney cakes are not very common in the states. It can take a minute or two for them to make the desserts, but the beautiful and luxurious chimney cakes are worth the wait. This is the perfect shop to grab a delicious dessert and head down to Fed Hill park or Rash Field park to enjoy stunning city views.

We stopped at Buns & Roses after a Ravens game and were pleasantly surprised about how yummy the…read moreice cream was as well as the experience of learning the backstory of the chimney cakes! The wonderful attendant explained the concept of the ice cream, gave us the shop's recommendation and then her favorite! Seriously 10/10! Super cute location the cone came out warm, the toppings plus cream were so fresh! Can't wait to return!!!

This is a great coffee shop with a respectable number of coffee roast choices. I ordered the…read morechopped Bagel on jalapeno and a peaberry pourover. Both were great. It's a little confusing and not well marked, but you will enter and walk to the left to order. There is a menu on the wall. The staff was nice and my food came out pretty promptly. They sell some coffee brewing supplies like Chemex filters, some merch like shirts. The shop itself is pretty spacious with cement floors and tables and some high top tables. Pretty typical coffee shop look and feel. There aren't a lot of outlets available for the high tops, but I'm not sure about the tables on the edges of the space. Most of the customers seem to come in for a cup and roll out. There are a lot of office buildings here, so that makes sense. They have free password protected wifi and it's decent. There's even a motion activated air freshener in the bathroom! I'd come back here. Their coffee and food are worth it.

Wonderful coffee shop for a work from home day and a treat or just to grab a coffee and walk around…read morethe nearby waterfront park. Gorgeous location. Most recently tried the egg and cheese biscuit and French toast sticks. Both were super yummy. I don't like sweet coffee, but if I did they have so many unique seasonal creations on the menu! Staff are always so friendly and accommodating. They can get busy on weekends and clearly have some really hard workers behind that counter!

I've been on the hunt for a good cafe to work from close to the federal hill area and finally…read morestumbled upon Koba! The first thing that jumped out at me when I walked in was how reasonable the prices are. I ordered an iced coffee and paid less than $3 which I loved! There are lots of fun drink options ranging from smoothies, your typical coffee drinks, and frozen coffee drinks. I saw some other customers order food and I'll have to try that next because it looked nice and fresh. The baristas were so friendly too. There are two floors to the cafe. The second floor seemed to be the "work" floor when I was there. There were plenty of people doing work on their laptops and hanging out. I can see myself coming here to work a lot in the future :)

Yes and yes and yes!! If you need a space to get work done in library silence but among other…read morepeople....get a beverage and go upstairs. When you get hungry, go get a hot sandwich and dont skip the bread pudding. The staff are A-maazing! I will definitely be back, cant believe I didnt know about this neighborhood gem. Downstairs is also pretty cozy, with lots of light coming in so whatever your vibe, you got it.