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    Blue Moon Cafe

    4.1 (2.8k reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Mexican omelette
    Nicole E.

    Blue moon Cafe is located near the harbor in Baltimore. They don't do reservations so be prepared to wait it out on the weekends. We went around 10am on a Sunday and waited about two hours. There are some cute neighborhood taverns nearby so that helps to pass the time. Once we were called the cafe is cozy and small about 10 tables max. We started with the cinnamon roll which was delicious and different. Soft in the middle but the outer edges were more like a crispy biscuit. I ordered the fiesta scramble and it was flavorful. Absolutely delicious and filling! Side note they don't serve alcohol so if you're expecting a boozy brunch it won't be here. Service was quick, friendly and attentive. I definitely recommend-- worth the hype!

    Cute funky place

    This is a fun funky spot for breakfast with macabre decor in a historical building. It's very small but service is quick and courteous. The boisterous waitress suggests loudly to EVERY patron that they should order "sweet baby Jesus" or "capn crunch French toast", both of which were supposedly featured in the food network. She was a little too loud. I did take her advice and got the "sweet baby Jesus" breakfast. It included lump crab and came at a high price, $30. My date got the cinnamon roll French toast with eggs and bacon. The cinnamon roll was delicious!! Recommend. First I will say both were delicious and there was alot of food. However there were so many flavors competing in the "sweet baby Jesus" and it covered the delicate flavor of crab, which was scant to be honest. The drawback for me was the price. There was very little crab in this dish and so not merit anywhere near $30. Next after we had already paid I saw a sign saying 20% gratuity was automatically added to checks over $50. Since we had already paid and included another 20%, they received greater than 40% tip! Yes, we should have looked more closely at the check, that's on us. Final decision, very good food, but very expensive food. Watch your checks for added fees!

    Samantha C.

    Sweet baby Jesus! This was the name of one of the best darn breakfasts I will ever have in my life. I walked in and this place already screamed Sam vibes. Old time house, small and cozy with a few tables. There are regulars there, and you can tell they feel even more like home than their actual home. After doing some research, I heard they had two items that have their own page in their menu, one of them being the Sweet Baby Jesus. This has shredded crispy hash browns, eggs (in my case scrambled), lump crab meat, all covered in a nice hollandaise sauce. I got a side of cheese grits, added some hot sauce and each bite was perfect. Finally the staff, the woman running the join knew how to handle her biz and had me laughing the whole time. She was loud and welcoming which is music to my ears. My server was, kind and nice and more on the quiet side but just as welcoming and happy to help with anything. Now I know my regular spot every time I go back to Baltimore. Thanks Blue Moon, for not just being a Food Network TV flub, and being more of a TV star!

    Scrambled Eggs with Cheddar Cheese
    Tredell D.

    Blue Moon Café is a whole vibe! Super entertaining, the people are hilarious, and the energy in this family-owned spot is straight up lit. It's small, but it feels alive the second you walk in. The servings are HUGE, and everything I had was GOOD. I had the red velvet pancakes, scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, and hash browns. Let me tell you--those pancakes are massive. I couldn't even finish the two they gave me. I'm definitely coming back to try more of the menu. I sat at the bar--which is only a two-seater--so I got lucky since I came solo. But here's the truth: if you plan on coming here, get here EARLY. If not, you'll be outside waiting until your name gets called. I got there at 9:30am and eight people were already in line. They open at 7:30am, so again... pull up early. I 100% recommend this place. The food is awesome, the vibe is unmatched, and it's a must if you want breakfast in Baltimore. I'll absolutely be back.

    Interior art
    David A.

    Recently stopped by Blue Moon Cafe while I was back in Baltimore. Blue Moon Cafe is not just one the Best of Baltimore experiences, it is simply one of the best breakfast/brunch experiences you can have. I think I'd have to reference a couple of places in Savannah to even come close. First, the service is always amazing. The crew works in tandem with each other. They come to your table with water, ready to serve whatever else you may need. The interior is full of art, just a touch of goth, and truly celebrates the Baltimore art scene. The breakfast standards here are impeccable. Some of the best coffee, omelettes and hash browns you will have. The greatest art you may take in here are their sweet creations. Captain Crunch French toast, their pumpkin pancakes were outstanding, I could go on and on. They do everything well. This is a must-do in Baltimore. I highly suggest you give them a try.

    Sin Roll
    Logan A.

    Incredible decor and moody ambience welcome you into one of the best breakfast places I've ever been too. Fresh food, friendly service and stellar portions of delicious food. My Eggs Benedict was cooked to perfection with plentiful lump crab and deliciously layered spinach and tomato. The fresh fruit is a worthy $3 upgrade with some of the freshest strawberries and blackberries I've ever had, and I live in Florida full time! The Sin Roll was also INCREDIBLE. This is a true cinnamon roll, with the spice throughout, and not just a sweet roll with a hint of the cinnamon. Absolutely a must eat here as well! The coffee was hot, fresh and strong too. I will absolutely be back for seconds!

    Cap'n Crunch French Toast
    Amanda J.

    Wowie!!! I stopped here on a busy Sunday morning and got my name on the list. I imagine it was quite a wait, but as a solo diner, I didn't have to wait long to be seated at the bar (only three stools). The staff was an absolute blast and having fun while also being friendly. I ordered the Cap'n Crunch French toast. Holy moly. It was SOOOOOOOOO good!! And it's didn't tear up the top of my mouth, like regular Cap'n Crunch. It was really so tasty; I won't forget it anytime soon. Overall, it was a great experience. The space isn't very big, so I'm not sure about accommodating larger parties, especially with what a hot spot it appears to be. Regardless, enjoy!

    Sweet baby Jesus
    Grace J.

    This is a tasty "hole in the wall" type of spot that a friend recommended for me and my grandmother to visit. The establishment itself is not very "user friendly" especially if you're with someone who has mobility challenges, which my grandmother does, so I would keep that in mind if you plan to visit. Outside of that though, we really enjoyed our time! The vibe is very coffee shop-esque , and there isn't a lot of room to work around; however, we really enjoyed ourselves (she and I talk up a storm)! The food was okay--I ordered the Sweet Baby Jesus which is a hash-based dish with crab meat. The hash brown was a bit greasy which made the overall dish taste a bit off, and the overall dish wasn't very seasoned which was disappointing. My grandmother had the traditional Blue Moon Breakfast plate which she enjoyed. The staff was very friendly, and the varied options they have on the menu definitely made me want to come back and give them another try. I would recommend coming early (we arrived around 9-ish on a Friday) as apparently they can become quite busy, as by the time we were leaving they developed a bit of a line outside. Overall, I enjoyed myself and though my dish was subpar, I would definitely give them another try.

    French Toast
    Samantha S.

    Blue Moon Cafe is a cozy gem with street parking and reasonable prices--perfect for breakfast or brunch! Favorites: Sin Roll, Cap'n Crunch French Toast, and especially Sweet Baby Jesus, loaded with lump crab . Service is 10/10 every time. Delicious food, charming spot--highly recommend!

    Biscuit
    Janelle M.

    Worth the wait (and you WILL wait - no reservations here). You walk up, you write your name and party size on a note pad, and you patiently wait for an open table inside this quirky boutique sized hidden gem. If you came for the sweet baby Jesus, you won't be disappointed. You also won't eat for the rest of the day unless your stomach is a bottomless pit. The servings are plentiful as are the personalities of the wait staff. They're famous for a reason. Get there! I'd love if they had a crispier bacon - my only critique. You're kinda bullied (in a good way) to get the cinnamon roll. It was fluffy but also try, and not too sweet. Not sure I'd order it again but they're made from scratch daily and you can taste the love.

    Karina E.

    Wow this food was flavorful and filling! Me and my friends were sat quickly because we visited later in the afternoon on a Thursday. The service was fast and the servers were friendly/informatice. We each decided to order one entree plus the French toast to share. I really enjoyed the crab omelette but it could have used just a bit more salt. I appreciate they were trying to keep the integrity of the crab flavor but a dash of salt would've set it off. The French toast was a bit dense but the flavor was great and the quesadilla was perfectly cooked. I didn't try the burger but my friend ate every last bite. It was a chill vibe and comfortable atmosphere. We enjoyed our visit and I would return again. One of my friends had been there several times already which speaks to the quality of the food. I'll be back for sure.

    Homemade Cinnamon Roll
    David M.

    This is not just a breakfast place. This is a breakfast dinning experience. There were five of us so we started with the cinnamon bun which was topped with tons of icing and lodes of cinnamon. It is fantastic. We also got the nutter butter fluff French toast for the table. I got the egg sandwich which came with a side of hash browns. The sandwich is served on a homemade biscuit. The service was excellent from start to finish. The restaurant is decorated with all types of art, most of which is for sale. This is a must do if you are looking for breakfast and more in Baltimore.

    G&gs Country Scramble French Toast Huevos Rancheros Santa Fe
    Namlhun J.

    I had the country scramble and shared the captain crunch French toast. It was SO good, I highly recommend. It was quite a wait so I wouldn't go again during busy hours. I'd get there early or later, very popular during brunch time (for good reason).

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    2 months ago

    Good, service, and ambiance was perfect! Will be visiting again soon and bringing the family!

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    Do they accept cash? I lost my debit card and only have cash to pay for things, right now.…

    Yes.

    Okay for dogs outside?

    Yes, outside.

    Is there a byob option?

    Yes you can bring your own alcoholic beverages to this restaurant

    How long is the wait around 8am on a Sunday morning?

    I wouldn’t think more than 30 minutes but it would depend on the size of your party. The place is rather small, no more than 8 or 10 tables. When we got there there were people waiting outside but we got in within 10 minutes because there were… Read more

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    They don't take reservations

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    Canton

    This is my new favorite place. From the drinks, to the food, to the service, we had so much fun…read morehere oh my goodness. It's so wonderful to come across genuine people who are funny and kind in this world. Our server and the owner were so fun and so funny and so nice. It truly felt like visiting a friends restaurant. The vibes are homey, almost feels like a library but not quite, very cozy very comfy. Food: Tomato Mozarella, this was my two fav things in one. Tomato and burrata/mozarella, and prosciutto and melon. Delicious. 10/10. Prawns: so good, so flavorful, and I typically am not a shrimp/prawn girl. Skirt Steak: this was such a juicy and moist (sorry) steak. I don't like chimmichurri (cannot spell that omg) but it was good! The fries were also a winner. Moroccan Hen: this felt like a cookout bbq to be honest but in the best way. It's super flavorful, very smoky, and SO juicy. Drinks: watermelon marg, orange espresso cocktail, and I cannot remember the blue drinks name but all delicious. I fear this is my fav espresso martini to date. Dessserts: the Poe's nest and the Ruby & Emerald. Delicious. No notes.

    Good but just okay for the price. Food is hit or miss. Came…read morewith a group of 12 for a birthday. A few of us came early and got drinks at the speakeasy upstairs which I definitely recommend! It had a great drink menu and cool vibe. For actual dinner, the restaurant itself had an eclectic menu and swanky decor. The service was spotty. I had to ask for water refills 2x. Also for a group of 12, it took about 7 mins for everyone to be served food. Yes, this is a large party, so you must have several servers come bring the food when you're charging these prices. It should've been a seamless experience but we had several friends waiting on their food while others were halfway through. The food quality itself was hit or miss. The pork belly app was delicious! Crispy and tender. But the octopus was overly chewy and weird. We had 2 dishes with it and both were cooked like that, it wasn't good. The lobster poutine was delicious and went quick. Paella was okay - the shellfish was overcooked and seemingly dried up. Drinks were good and staff was friendly. Overall, there are a lot of kinks to work out. I'd like to come back but at the price point, I wish our experience was better and wish the food was more consistently good.

    Annabel Lee Tavern

    Annabel Lee Tavern

    (694 reviews)

    $$

    Canton

    This place is pretty chill. Evolved dive, has some ambiance…read more I was pleased with the beer selection and ordered a craft variety. Additionally I went with the meatloaf for my entree. Both beer and entree were really good and I'm looking forward to my next visit where I'll try another entree out (or maybe have the meatloaf again, TBD!).

    Coming to Annabel Lee Tavern is to experience an Edgar Allen Poe themed restaurant. It's not very…read morebig, feels a little crampy, dingy, in a rustic neighborhood you wouldn't think had anything worthwhile. Then you find out about this hole in wall spot. My friend said I had to come here. We did. As soon as we stepped out of the Uber the adventure began. The building is so out dated but the entrance door held its charm. Neon lit Edgar portrait reading from a book his Annabel Lee. Complete with a bouquet of flowers. To the right more words of the writer surrounded with a few tables and chairs for those willing to chill in the cold. Inside was no different. Several crows, skulls everything you'd expect. And a well stocked bar. Many writings on the wall, articles, awards, etc all added to the vibe and theme. And of course dimly lit but you could still read the menu. We were guided to the back for our party of 5, in a corner away from everyone else. That made it easy for us to converse as we perused the menu exclaiming this and that of the dreadful names used and deathly ingredients mixed in. It definitely made it more appetizing. After working all day I was ready for a drink and settled on the To Isadore; gin, lavender syrup, lemon squeeze topped with segura cava. That hit the spot. Unfortunately, I had eaten quite a bit on this trip and forced myself to order the Chef Salad. Nothing more to say there. My wife, though, ordered the seafood lasagna. Never had that and it didn't sound like something I could get into. I was wrong. This is Baltimore. The seafood here is astounding. It was delicious and had to take a couple spoon fulls. My friend ordered the double beef patty burger. I was jealous until he offered me a bite. That was really good too, and juicy. If you're looking for an experience and are not too afraid you may want to visit Annabel's. I do recommend it and do insist coming after the sun has been well down.

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    Little Donna’s

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    Upper Fells Point

    Little Donna's is truly a standout restaurant in Baltimore, with wonderful "flatbread"…read morenontraditional, pizzas, absolutely stellar salads, and artisanal cocktails that will blow your socks off. From the people sitting around me and my guests, the two times I've been, the other entrées came extremely highly recommended as well. The servers and bartenders are sociable, and where interesting conversationalist both times I've been, will never interrupting a conversation with my guest once it was flowing. It has a warm, inviting ambience, perfect for a casual date or something a bit more formal. Located on an unassuming side street, street parking can be a tiny bit challenging during the weekends, and it's usually busy requiring reservations Friday through Sunday from what I've been told, so plan ahead!

    Little Donna, I'd leave my partner for you…read more In all seriousness, the best meal I've had in Baltimore in recent memory. We got extremely lucky and managed to snag a reservation for two on a Friday night one week out. Cozy atmosphere that feels welcoming and doesn't have the stuffiness we sometimes find with nicer restaurants. Get the pirogies! They had a special with lobster but we opted for the OGs and they didn't disappoint - I wish we had gotten two orders. All the food was excellent though - the smoked trout dip can only be described as a fusion of flavors that left me fiending for more focaccia. Also ordered the tuna tartare and tavern pizza; the latter landed on the table and was snagged before I could take a picture. Will be back; on a weeknight if it means not waiting for another weekend reservation to open up.

    Blue Moon Cafe - breakfast_brunch - Updated May 2026

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