Took a trip downtown for a quick lunch in between work meetings. Stumbled on this cute food truck…read moreright the heart downtown. My food was fresh and hot service was kind. Parking is a little dicey, but it shouldn't take you more than seven minutes to get your food so you should be able to find a quick spot. Highly recommended I'll definitely be back.

This place is iconic and a must go when in Baltimore. Prices are around $11 which includes a drink…read more They still only accept cash. The food is fresh and delicious. Parking is limited on this street. I stopped by early Friday morning around 10 am and the food was ready. If you want quality halal this is the go to cart.

KoCo is my guilty pleasure when I want to order lunch at work! This truck has been a staple within…read morethe researchers around the JH hospital and that is for good reason! KoCo typically stops by JHH. (Wolfe and Ashland) Tuesdays and Fridays for lunch, offering rice bowls, bibimbap, and japchae with a variety of meat or veggie options (Tofu or eggplant, both of which are incredible). I usually order a bibimbap and rotate between having it with spicy pork, fried tofu, or eggplant. I usually add a fried egg (extra $1) and occasionally go for some kimchi. The prices are solid for the size, good filling (almost too much) lunch for around $11 depending on your add-ons. They always include a side of chili sauce that gives you just enough heat with some sweetness to balance it out. They tend to get pretty busy during the lunch rush (11:30-1) so you may end up waiting as long as 30 minutes after you order. You can call in your order ahead of time, or be prepared for a bit of a wait. Overall it is a spot near and dear to my heart that I know I'll keep coming back to as long as I keep working nearby!

I love this food truck. They are always parked near Eager Park. The owner and his sons are very…read morewelcoming, and the food is always of good quality.

I'm still getting used to the new Lexington Market because, whew, I really do miss the old…read moreLexington Market! But one thing I'm glad is still holding it down is Sausage Master. I used to go to them back in the old market days, and I swear their chili has gotten even better. Their chili dogs are so good that I will get in my car in Glen Burnie and drive all the way to Baltimore just to get one. Yes, JUST for a chili dog! And they have yet to disappoint me. My order is chili, mustard, onions, sauerkraut, and sometimes jalapeños when I want a little extra kick. And please cook that hot dog WELL DONE! I like mine with a little color on it -- don't hand me no pale hot dog! They get it right every time. I'm up there at least twice a week getting my fix. At this point, they probably ought to know my order when they see me coming! If you're looking for a good old-school Baltimore-style chili dog that's worth making the trip for, Sausage Master is definitely one of my spots. New Lexington Market or not, that chili dog still gives me a little taste of the old Baltimore I remember.

Stumbled onto Lexington market en route to an Orioles game in search of a quick meal. Interior had…read moremany different types of food and drink stalls (Jamaican, West African, ramen, Japanese, desserts, home baked pretzels, Latin American, soul food, ect). We saw the sausage master stand and decided to try it out. The sausage menu is split into "the dogs", which has the more classic fare like frankfurters, kielbasa and Italian sausage and "gourmet", which has more jazzed up selections with unique toppings (like Reuben). We got the vegan dog. It was a plant based sausage flavored with apple sage. It was on a soft bun and we had many different toppings to choose from. We got mustard, cheese, sauerkraut, mild vegan chili and jalapeños. It was a bit messy but such good comfort food. The sausage reminded me a bit of bratwurst, had a good snap and was juicy. All the toppings added texture and a spicy kick. Everything was reasonably priced. Service was very friendly.

Summary: had Greek on the street from a food truck and the service was speedy. Food tasted good,…read morebut the wrap wasn't actually very feasible to eat while holding because it was so soggy. The flavors were well balanced and good and I'm not sure if it was a one-time thing or not, but my gyro wasn't actually possible to eat in my hands because it was so soggy (not typically what you want to hear for a wrap). The components themselves were good though. The meat was cooked very well and the service was fast. On the pricier end for a wrap, but reasonable given that it's lamb (around 18 bucks) I'd still recommend, but make sure you get a lot of napkins just in case

Wow! What a great find! Found that their food truck was going to be in my area, and it was an…read moreinstant dinner. I found the website and placed the order. There was a wide variety of platters, salads, and sandwiches to order. We ordered platters and salads, and everything was delicious, filling, and fairly reasonable for what we got. 25 minutes after the order was placed, I was told it would be ready, so I went over just about a mile from where I live to pick it up. It was ready, and a lot of people were picking up food from that food truck that night. I'm looking forward to trying a different meal at a later date, and probably a salad, as it looked super delicious and overflowing with meat and vegetables. I can't say enough about this great place, and I highly recommend it.

I came, saw and conquered in the rain!! So many good things that I usually don't get the…read moreopportunity because I'm in church on Sunday. However, I got the opportunity today and so glad I did! That crab beignet and pumpkin latte from Beye beignets was just what I expected delicious!!! Had to come to the car and eat it while it was warm. Got the others classic, churro and the apple fritter. To full to try those now but can't wait.

I love coming to this farmer's market! Whenever I am close by I try to make a special trip. The…read moreselection is vast and varied. It's located right in the city of Baltimore under the highway bridge on E Saratoga St. Street parking is free and i guess there is a way to reserve parking in line now. Mercy hospital has also offered free parking in an adjacent lot. The market is open on Sundays for the season and is such a delight. The vendors are very busy but eager to assist. The prices are fair. Need a coffee fix? The local Zeke's coffee is on site to assist! Many fresh foods, plants, and seafood to choose from. Definitely worth a visit!

My favorite halal truck in Baltimore!…read more I've been there quite a few times . Before quarantine my mom and I would drive to the city and get a lamb gyro and a plate for later . They have Consistent portions very friendly and speedy service.

This man and his associates always greet me with a smile. They listen and are generous with…read moreportions, and the price is SOLID. Lamb is SO SO good, I'm drooling typing this out. White sauce goes crazy, such a creamy experience on top of that soft flavorful spiced lamb and the rice??? Chef kiss. The older gentleman who runs the cart sometimes (I assume the owner himself) remembers I like extra white sauce and didn't even ask me, just plopped it on. Tipped him extra for that, that matters when you have repeat customers. please go support them.

Where is Gary!?!? My sister would come from TX for his burgers. Yes, they were that good. I not…read moreonly miss the food but him as well. He's a great person. I hope he's still out there cooking. Truly gifted.

Gary's Grilled Turkey Burgers & Sauces is owned and run by Gary Thornhill and offers a variety of…read moredifferent types of turkey burgers (Classic Turkey, Cajun Shrimp and Turkey, Lamb and Turkey, Ginger and Teriyaki Turkey, 6-Pepper Turkey, Apple Chipotle Turkey, and even grilled chicken breast sandwiches (in Original Recipe or Jamaican Jerk)). I've tried the Gary's Classic Turkey Burger (freshly-ground turkey, seasoned with garlic, sweet onion, and with Gary's secret spice blend; topped with BBQ sauce and cheddar cheese; we also opted for some turkey bacon as well at an additional charge); Apple Chipotle Turkey Burger (fresh ground turkey stuffed with sweet onion and Granny Smith apples, seasoned with chipotle chili pepper, sweet paprika, garlic, ginger, star anise, cloves, cinnamon, and orange peel; topped with golden mustard, BBQ sauce, and Colby Jack cheese); the Original Recipe Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich (seasoned with garlic, onion, ginger, oregano, rosemary, and marinade/meat sauce); and, the Jamaican Jerk Grilled Chicken Breast Sandwich (seasoned with scallions, thyme, scotch bonnet peppers, allspice, nutmeg, ginger, and chili peppers). All the burgers are grilled over hickory and cherry wood with fresh rosemary and thyme, served on Martin's rolls, and all contain no MSG, egg, or breadcrumbs. What was super impressive is that each of the burgers and the chicken has always been grilled and cooked perfectly, regardless of their massive thickness (!!!) - it has that nice grilled, crispy exterior, but the inside is always cooked all the way through and super juicy. While there are different flavors, all seem to have the similar basic blend of stronger spices that are used and end up kind of tasting the same - it's just that the Apple Chipotle Turkey and the Jamaican Jerk Grilled Chicken has a more of a kick to them - I have to try the Cajun Shrimp & Turkey burger next time (they were sold out of these first thing in the morning!). I recommend in opting out of the BBQ sauce, as the burger alone is seasoned and flavorful enough - I just wish that there was ketchup or mayo available! This place always has a line, no matter how early you go - Gary does orders by 'sets,' so after you put in your order, he'll give you a very generous 'estimate' on when to come back to pick up your purchases. Ours was quoted 1 hour, but we actually ended up waiting 2.5+! The wait might not be worth it to some, but just note that the tent is set up at the Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar, and you can technically roam around, get some other bites, and come back. He really does serve up the best turkey burgers, and it is one of those cool experiences if you're at the Market. The staff are super friendly, efficient, and really make sure that each order is accurate - Mr. Gary himself is super personable and likes talking it up with the customers. Also note that some 'regulars' may conveniently 'cut' in line, and it seems like a natural thing. Parking is limited around the area, but some free spots can be found with persistence. Located currently at Pleasant and Fallsway. +perfectly-grilled and -cooked turkey burgers! :D +Apple Chipotle Turkey Burger +no need for BBQ sauce +no need for the turkey bacon +served on Martin's rolls +MSG-, breadcrumbs-, and egg-free! +cash only +friendly staff +'regulars' do cut in the queue (!!!) +very generous wait time given (expect a 2.5+ hour wait) +limited parking around the Bazaar

I was laid up in the hospital recently, so before a visit my wife stopped in at Deddie's in…read moreLexington Market, Three donuts for $5. Three plump, fresh large sugary pillows of donuts. Blueberry, lemon, and a twist ...OMG! These are not the over the top wild flavors you find at boutique bakeries for twice the price, or the shrinking sized donuts you get from DD. These are simple flavors that go with a hot cup of coffee that harken back to when I was growing up (I'm old). My wife said the counter staff was friendly and the proprietor engaging. Recommended!

This was my first time trying Deddle's. I didn't get donuts; will try them next time…read more I had sourdough lemonade and the chessman banana pudding. The lemonade was very good and there was plenty to drink, even with ice. My banana pudding didn't have any bananas; didn't bother me at all. Just thought I'd mention it. Staff was professional and helpful. The lady handing me my order insisted on helping me put everything in a bag for easier transport. Will be trying the donuts the next time I'm at Lexington Market.

A new pop-up food market place in the Inner Harbor's McKeldin Square. The opening day featured food…read morefrom local favorites such as Dooby's, The Charmery, Brickn Pizza, The Smoking Swine, and there were various lawn games set up. It's supposed to run through October and is definitely a welcomed addition to the food variety downtown.

i ordered a bacon cheeseburger and got a ham and swiss! my friend ordered fruit as a side and got…read morefries

I recently stopped by Verde for a solo lunch and everything hit the spot perfectly. It was a…read moregorgeous day and there was ample seating available outside. I ordered the margherita pizza on gluten free crust with an aperol spritz. This is THE BEST gluten free pizza in Baltimore. You seriously cannot tell the difference (besides the fact that it's $7 more expensive). Service was good and everything was so yummy. This is definitely a more expensive pizza destination compared to others in Baltimore but you are paying for a more upscale environment, higher quality ingredients, and solid cocktails.

Stopped into Verde with the girls after a fun picnic/girls day out at Patterson Park. It was super…read morepacked but we really wanted pizza so we waited for some seats to open up at the bar. Once we were seated we ordered some drinks and pizza. I ordered the Bambino with my go to Gin & Tonic. The bartender was really nice the vibes were great. I love authentic Italian pizza, unlike regular pizza it never hurts my stomach afterward. I also think the portions are perfect for a personal pie. I ate half there and saved the rest for later for a nice late night snack. Will definitely be back because I really want to try the Pistacchio e Salsiccia.