Um.. Yes! Not sure why I waited so long to try Blacksauce Kitchen.. maybe because I'm dumb! I feel like I have been missing out. I got the biscuits & gravy because I'm from the south, so I've gotta try this when I find it just to see how it compares. I was pleasantly surprised. The biscuit was fluffy and delicious. Gravy was good, but I felt like it could've used a bit more flavor (salt and maybe some black pepper?). I really wanted to try the strawberry limemade, but I didn't like the 3 dollar price tag... next time! I look forward to trying them again the next time I go to the farmer's market, but I really wish they had an actual restaurant. read more

This place is famous for their southern biscuits. They have a stand at the Waverly farmer's market on Saturdays next to JHU and the farmer's market under the 83 overpass on Sundays. The menu changes all the time so check out their facebook page to see what they're offering before you go. The menu usually has around 4 types of biscuit sandwiches or biscuit/gravy, which usually cost $7. Some of the ones I've tried: Oxtail Gravy - wow, I haven't seen this offered again since I had it in May, but this was absolutely one of the most tasty meals I've had this year. The meat was fall-off-the-bone tender surrounding a buttery biscuit lathered in flavorful gravy. Eating it immediately made me a life-long fan of this place. Roasted Mushroom Gravy- got this recently and it convinced me that whatever you do, always get the option that has gravy. The biscuits they make taste the best when it is bathed in some sort of gravy. Wood Grilled Peaches w. Arugula & Manchego - this was a unique sandwich, but it was a bit too dry for me. It needed gravy. Overall, you haven't had biscuits and gravy until you've been to blacksauce kitchen. End of story. read more

Had the opportunity to try out this dynamic duo at waverly market one Saturday. Let me tell you OMG! I had a biscuit with chicken and a chipotle sauce. The biscuit is soft, savory, melts in your mouth. Chicken was juicy,seasoned and fell apart. At one point a lady caught me licking the foil for the sauce and smiled. I thought, that's right I appreciate good food!! There was no slacking on the portions either. Currently I know the set up shop at waverly and saratoga farmers market. Hopefully they will offer more access to there scrumptious biscuits and comfort food. read more

I've been waiting to try this place for awhile now and today was the day. It was raining out and I wish they had an extra tent for customers but I found somewhere to stand under luckily. Chose the steak and free range egg on biscuit plus an extra buttermilk biscuit. Sandwich was tasty and not dry at all. Biscuit was soft and buttery. Meat had a little pink which I am not used to but who cares when it tastes that good I will def be back to try other things. read more

We really couldn't be happier with about having had Blacksauce cater our September wedding. Their team really thought of everything. Blacksauce's food has been our favorite in Baltimore for years, so of course, the meal was on point. Our guests are still raving about it. Damian crafted a beautiful menu that was seasonal, elevated, and comforting. Shaunielle coordinated everything seamlessly, from having staff members set up our ceremony chairs to making sure my husband and I had hors d'oeuvres and wine set aside for us to enjoy during cocktail hour. Communication throughout was great (bonus shout-out to Laura, who helped us with planning in the beginning phases before moving out-of-state). Thank you all for being the part of our wedding I never had to worry about! read more

Nothing has changed... still awesome... still taunting me if I go to long without. If you see the line is long and think, nothing is worth this line. Think again buster.... yes it is. I have stood in line in humidity with sweat rolling down my back thinking why am I doing this, this cant be what life is about. My kid whining,my feet hurt. But let me tell you, the instant you shove that lovely piece of artwork in your mouth. I have yet to get a pic because the time it takes for me to take picture, is the time Im denying myself a blacksauce breakfast. In the past I have had: Chicken sausage & egg Brisket & egg cider braised pulled pork and when I mean nothing I have had from these folks have been ever even the slight of just ok. hhahahahaha just ok. They dont know just ok, the only how to wow. I find them on Sundays at the Farmers Market. I see on here that they are also found at the Waverly Farmers Market on Saturday. They do a pretty good job at updating their facebook page telling where they will be and what they are featuring. Now only if they would set up a twitter and instagram then link them all together. Social media guys!!!! I hope you see all these pics you are hash tagged in. read more

I visit them at the 32nd st Farmers Market on Saturday mornings. The menu changes weekly, but they typically have 2 biscuit sandwiches for $7 each. You can also buy a plain biscuit, and they sell drinks (typically a type of lemonade) as well. The sandwiches are wonderful. I typically buy the ones that have meat in them, and it is always perfectly cooked. The sandwich ingredients are always a great combination. I'm impressed at what they can do with only 2 people and so little cooking equipment. The line gets longer as it closer to noon, so go early if you can. Also, remember to bring cash. read more

My first encounter with Blacksauce Kitchen was at a Beer, Bourbon and BBQ festival at National Harbor and I can type this with all certainty that this was absolutely the BEST sandwich I've ever eaten! The line was a bit long, but the wait was well worth it, for standing in the hot sun and forgoing the free beer and bourbon flowing all around me I was rewarded with a double smoked bacon biscuit sandwich with aged cheddar and onion jam. BOOM! My life has never been the same. All bacon I've eaten has paled in comparison and now I am seriously contemplating taking a road trip down to Baltimore just to find their food truck and indulge again. Do NOT pass them up!!!!!! read more

This dynamic duo and their fresh fare get me out of bed at 7:30a on Sunday mornings (and sometimes Saturdays at Waverly) when the Baltimore Farmer's Market is in season. On opening day they offered braised lamb on a fresh house-made cheddar rosemary biscuit, and I promise you, you'll not have a better handheld breakfast on a Sunday morning. If you thought it couldn't get any better than a biscuit sandwich, you're wrong. I can never deny when they offer a sausage gravy over a split biscuit, amazing creamy, savory flavors that is the best I've ever had. Vegetarians, don't fear...they always offer a veg friendly biscuit option as well. I've already said aloud many times that if there will be a wedding in my future, the men of Blacksauce Kitchen will be my first choice to provide their goods. read more

I must say after all the hype I have heard about this vendor I was disappointed I got out of my bed to be sure to get in line early to experience their menu only to be greeted by a sourpuss she made no attempt to say even good morning based on my first experience with them I certainly would not make the effort to go back the meat and biscuits were just mediocre there wasn't much to taste to the food it's a fancy way to write it up but it isn't worth oh the hype and it's most definitely over-priced the woman that was taking the orders and handling the money had a very snippy attitude and was unwelcoming. I don't think that I would be going back read more

Heaven on a biscuit. The line was long but it moved pretty fast and was well worth the wait. I didn't really like the peach limemade. read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Great! Went with a couple friends and we tried everything on the menu except for the biscuits and gravy (next time, I wanted to try the sandwich as an intro). The biscuit is just like everyone else describes. Buttery, flaky, and awesome. The smoked pork loin was tasty and fresh cut. The turkey sausage pairs nicely with the cheddar biscuit and what I think was an apple butter spread. The cider was excellent and went a long way in warming me up on a cold morning. Swing by the Baltimore Farmers' Market and give them a try, you'll be happy you did. read more

I was extremely excited to try Blacksauce Kitchen based on the reviews. It came up a little short but I would be more than happy to give it another try! Ordered the Garlic sage biscuit, braised beef shank and cider braised pork sandwiches. The biscuits here are no joke.. very heavy, crunchy on the outside and warm and fluffy on the inside. The cider braised pork was pretty tasty by itself but felt a bland when put in the biscuit. I think the meat to biscuit ratio was off unfortunately. The Braised beef shank though was fantastic! Came with caramelized onions that added a punch of flavor to the sandwich and the meat to biscuit ratio in this one was just right. Overall, I'd definitely give this place another try specially since the menu changes so often. read more

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I'm pretty impressed with Blacksauce. I visited them at the Baltimore Farmers Market under the JFX on Sundays. They're in the corner of what I think of as the market "annex" - the small parking lot across the street. The line moved quickly and I got a IPA-braised pork biscuit sandwich. They had just run out of sweet potato biscuits when I got there, which was a bummer. Each sandwich costs $7 (in line with other prices at the market) and it seems like they switch up the menu a little each week. The sandwich was delicious - nothing but buttery biscuit and tender pulled pork. Eating it was a bit of a messy production - but impressively the biscuit mostly stood up to the grease from the pork and didn't totally disintegrate. I don't think my stomach (or my jeans) could handle this much butter and grease every week, but as a "treat yourself" moment, I recommend it. read more

Blacksauce Kitchen - Caribbean Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I really wanted to LOVE Blacksauce Kitchen because it was one of the reasons I brought my sister to the farmers market. I had tried their biscuits a few years ago at Sage Cafe, so I was really looking forward to it! However, we tried their plain biscuits and they fried oyster sandwich and both were disappointing. 1. When the biscuits are lightly toasted, they are delicious! Because the outsides are slightly crispy and the inside is soft and warm. (That's how I had them at Sage). 2. When the biscuits were given to us without being toasted, the insides were uncooked. 3. The oyster sandwich let us down because the oyster had way too much breading so it was like eating a biscuit sandwich with a filling made of bread. The spicy relish was so spicy that it was burning our mouths. 4. Show up early! We arrived around 10:30 or 11 and they were sold out of two of their sandwiches already. This stand is apparently very popular! Overall, I would give this place a chance again, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way like I did last time. read more

Who knew there could be such magic made when bits of butter were mixed in with carbohydrates? Sweet potato biscuits, bbq meat, pulled pork, all so good. My only wish is that they had a brick and mortar, so that I don't have to wait for the weekend for the market. read more

So at Blacksauce Kitchen, behind the stand where they take your money and your order, there is a "chef" who is literally carving up a nice hock of cured ham and putting it in an iron skillet. In the same iron skillet goes a free-range egg (very healthy in the fact that it is free range, not so much that it's being cooked in grease) that is going to be done over-medium to over-well in the same fat that your ham is cooking in. Multiple ham slices and multiple eggs lead to a whole lot of flavor towards the middle lineup of biscuits but it's probably super greasy too! I have to admit - their biscuits are pretty damn good. It's hard to find biscuits, especially ones like cheddar and peach, that are super soft and fluffy like the ones in the South. I do wish that they would brush a little bit of butter on top of the biscuit as it was somewhat crumbly. Cured Ham with Free-range Egg: PROS: - super filling - hefty portion of ham and egg - served and made to order, hot off the grill CONS: - I like cheese, I think it would give a bit more juice to the biscuit sandwich - biscuits are crumbly so it gets really dry but they do have unique lemonade they sell. PEACH biscuit (bought on a separate day) PROS: - hefty portion - slightly sweet but still moderately savory - good to buy a bunch home and take for lunch or brunch with the family CONS: - dry - I don't think that these are made to order, but I could be wrong. They usually just take them out of what appears to be a warming oven. The menu changes each week so it's really hard to rate them unless you go consistently. I will probably try another different item next time I go, because the fat off of that ham slice was so freaking good. read more

Biscuits. The Best Biscuits. Ever. Always 2 biscuit choices, always more than 2 "filling" options. Always superbly created. Check it out under 83 on Sundays. It's my new tradition. read more

AH-MAZ-ING!!! I can't help myself, I am in their long line every Saturday...its my addiction! Until I had a taste of Blacksauce Kitchen I had no idea you could do that much to a simple (HOMEMADE) buttermilk biscuit. The service is genuinely warm and welcoming plus the menu changes every week so you can't possibly get bored. My advice: get there early because they sell out FAST! My absolute favorite: Fried green tomato on a buttermilk biscuit (that's when I fell inlove...been going ever since) PLEASE GET A SHOP!!!! Most preferably in Mt. Vernon -- my office is there. read more

All I have to say is this spot has some of the most exquisite food I have ever had the pleasure of eating. My husband and I are new to Bmore, and as true foodies, we have made it our mission to seek out the tastiest morsels we can find out here. We faithfully patronize Blacksauce Kitchen every Thursday. We anxiously await the Thursday morning menu posting on IG. When we miss a week it's only because we have to conserve funds, or are out of town. They put all four feet in them vittles. The food is comforting delicious goodness exploding with flavor. I feel happy when I think about this place. I brag about the food to everyone. I urge my folks to make sure they fly in on a Thursday when they visit JUST so they can experience this palate-pleasure. It's definitely food for the soul. You.must.go. read more

I heard of this place from a family member and it is just as my rating says, A-OK. I ordered the Mushroom gravy and biscuits. The gravy and biscuits themselves tasted wonderfully, however I have two complaints. Firstly, the presentation left much to be desired. The biscuits and gravy were served up to me in a box with the biscuits completely drowned in sauce. Now the gravy and the biscuits did taste wonderfully however it was a bit cold. I don´t know if they had left my order in the side for a quick serve or they just did not cook the gravy right. The dining area was clean with the occasional stain on the floor here and there the bathroom was the same with another type of stain around. I would eat in the Blacksauce Kitchen again because I believe in the benefit of the doubt. Hopefully next time will come with a better cooked meal. read more

The grilled peaches are something sent straight from heaven! Great spot, but be prepared for the long wait.

I often grab breakfast from Blacksauce Kitchen to munch on as I'm wandering around the Baltimore Farmer's Market, and everything I've had from them has been delicious. My personal favorites have been the fried oyster biscuit with pepper relish and their biscuits and gravy with rabbit sausage. For $7, both were more than worth it. I was thrilled to hear that they're going to be settling into a permanent location soon in Remington--I foresee stopping in frequently! read more

Nothing is better on a Saturday morning than Blacksauce biscuits at the 32nd St. Farmers Market. There's really not much else to say other than FRIED CHICKEN. read more

Blacksauce Thursday is probably my favorite day of the week. The rotate their menu, but always reliable to really good quality food! Their fried chicken is the best in baltimore and you can say the same for their ribs. read more

I have never been disappointed when I come to the farmers market and I am so super excited that they are getting a permanent location minutes from my house. The biscuits are amazing but the feelings are out of this world. The food is so amazing that you have to be careful not to try the same dishes other places because you will be severely disappointed. For example rabbit and lamb is done so well there that I am disappointed at every other kitchen that sells rabbit in Maryland. Do yourself a favor and go to the farmers market or when they open the 29th street location and you will not be disappointed. You probably will just become a regular. read more

Their menu changes weekly but I had a Beef short rib sandwich on a Brioche roll that was divine. The Cornmeal griddle cakes with Apple Butter reduction was a brilliant pairing of savory and sweet. Finally the Chocolate Stout cake was unlike anything I've ever tasted. I only wish they had more seating and were open every day!! The Customer Service and quality/quantity/price is fantastic. read more

The staff is super friendly! It has been nice to live in Remington and walk over for lunch to get high quality food with a heart for Blacksauce Thursdays ! They know how to make a great meal from fried chicken, to ribs and their delicious biscuits I've never been disappointed. read more

Each time I eat biscuits from Black Sauce I finish it, get on a plane to my mama's house, walk up to her and slap her. It's. That. Good!! The lines at the Saturday Farmer's Market in Waverly off 33rd are usually much shorter than those at the Sunday Market downtown. But either way, always come early...once they run out...they are out!! read more

Many have raved about blacksauce kitchen. I've tried it at their Farmers Market a while back, during which time, I wasn't too impressed. I thought the biscuits were too dry, and their meat was too salty. I heard that they opened up their store front so group of friends and I decided to give it another try. The store is located in Remington and it's ONLY open on Thursdays. There is no seating, just some places to eat while standing up. We tried their pastrami sandwich and their briskets which were the only two meat options for the day. Both pastrami and briskets, though they have a nice smokey flavor, were both quite salty and was a bit on the dry side. Their prices were quite steep as well, $11-$13 for the amount they gave you. Worth giving it a try, but don't know if it quite lives up to the hype. read more

Um there are very few words needed to describe the deliciousness of these biscuits. These are the real deal! Buttery, tender, flakey... not dry at all! One of my favorites has been the Rosemary. My BF and I often get the plain biscuits to take home and make our own personal breakfast sandwiches at home. That's not to say that the creations by Blacksauce themselves aren't fabulous as well (pear, arugula, cheddar... yum!) Find them at the farmers market on Sunday's but if you're smart you'll come early! Believe me there is always a line after 9:30! read more

If you haven't tried their food you missing a Wonderful Food experience. The biscuits are delicious and every special I've tried has been unforgettable!!! read more

Best breakfast in Baltimore!! Wish they had a shop and not just a food truck because I would eat there everyday! This place stays busy so get there early! Worth getting up early on a Sunday to get the the farmers market! My favorite is the pork but trust me it's all good! read more

Awesome breakfast vendor at the farmers market. The staple is the biscuit, but the sandwich menu changes from week to week. The only downside is you have to wait until Sunday read more

Enjoyed a short rib breakfast biscuit on the last day of the season at the Baltimore Farmer's Market. Loved it! The meat was tender and flavorful, the biscuit was buttery and flakey and the onion jam was the perfect complement. read more

WOW WOW WOW. My taste buds are doing a happy dance in my mouth right now. I got the Biscuit and pork which was amazing. Yes it was worth the 30 line at the farmer's market. read more

THE go-to place at the JFX Farmers' Market. Limited menu but everything they make is absolutely delicious. Biscuits are excellent, and the various meats they offer (on the biscuit sandwiches) are always savory and inventive. I'll try anything these guys make! read more

We chose blacksauce for our company holiday party and could not have made a better choice! The personalized menu for each event is a wonderful touch and the food was absolutely fantastic. I couldn't get enough of those plantain chips! read more

What a great roving bbq stand. These guys know their stuff. Everything I've ever had from them at the JFX Market has been awesome. They cook on site at the JFX just about everything but the biscuits. Try the cider braised chicken with shallot jam, pheasant sausage gravy and biscuit, or honestly anything with a piece of bbq meat on it. Legit in every way possible. read more

Always our favorite stand at the farmers market! These biscuits are so big and fluffy! We look forward to the farmers market starting up again! read more