Absolutely fabulous food and service. Friendly staff and great welcoming environment. A MUST if…read moreyou're needing a great breakfast and good coffee.

We loved it. The biscuits and sandwiches were to die for. It was open on Memorial Day as we started…read moreour drive back from Baltimore and I so glad it was. Service was polite and efficient, the ambiance was cool - classic modern vibes. I'd love to go back next time I'm in town.

Had a great breakfast sandwich from kitsch today! Ordered online and there's a small pickup spot…read more Our stuff was ready on time and hot. Our sandwiches were phenomenal - well cooked eggs, the beef jus shrooms are so flavorful, and their sauces are complex and delicious. Mac and cheese was quite tasty. The main R. House hall had plenty of seating and we were able to grab a soda from the bar. Great value!

On a whim on Election Day, i decided to check out R House at 9am. The only establishment open at…read morethis time is Kitsch. I ordered an oat milk chai latte, griddled croissant with Nutella and strawberry jam, avocado toast with tomato on sourdough, and a Cuban on sourdough. My chai latte was prepared quickly and I was able to enjoy that while the rest of my food was being prepared. That oat milk chai latte was really good. It had a nice subtle chai blend. I could of used more chai flavor but it was good. My avocado toast was average. They can zest it up with everything bagel seasoning or making that an option to add yourself. The Cuban completely threw me off. I did not like the fried egg on a traditional Cuban. The service was really great and the gentlemen who took my order was so friendly and provided great customer service. The wait time isn't bad as well for them being continually busy. I just felt the food was average. I could've done the same at home if not better. I do like the set up and the the location where it's located. It's a fast casual food establishment.

I've seen Agora Delicacy pop up on my social media timeline a few times and I knew it was a must…read moretry given how delicious the matcha drinks looked. And I was not disappointed. Agora Delicacy is a neighbor corner coffee shop providing treats and beverages to the community. The men that own and operate Agora are really nice and definitely seem to be a staple in this little community. And they are slinging some delicious coffee and matcha drinks, taking their time to craft each order. I'm not the biggest fan of strawberry matchas but I went out on a limb to try theirs and it was the best strawberry matcha I've had. Which I was pleasantly surprised. I've also tried their mango sticky rice matcha and it was divine. Flavored well, creamy, and with matcha you can taste. Of course a touch on the sweeter side for a drink, but delicious when you want a treat. Agora Delicacy has now become a part of my weekly rotation and I look forward to tasting my way through their menu.

Absolutely one of the cutest cafes I've been too . The vibes were so warm and welcoming along with…read morethe staff. The pastries were so good, super fluffy and tasty. We ordered a lattes & matcha's, and they were sooo good . The cafee is decorated so cute and the staff were very polite and courteous. There was seating inside and outside .

This is a great little spot for coffee or boba near the park and is a worthy successor to Patterson…read morePerk. The strawberry boba tastes like an elevated strawberry Yoo-Hoo and I could not have been happier with it. The service was also excellent. It is very small inside, so definitely more of a grab and go place. And they do not take cash.

This café is solid and reliable. I think the highlight is the milk tea. Oh my gosh, probably too…read moresweet but if you're into that kind of thing, this is the place for you. Great service and a even better location next to a lot of other bustling businesses in the area.

Stopped here for some quick coffee and take out. Space is huge! They weren't too busy when I was…read morethere but it must get crowded they also had some outdoor tables. I got the chicken salad sandwich, a peach muffin and an iced latte. The sandwich comes with homemade chips with just a little vinegar that really worked. The sandwich was great, really crunchy bread, good chicken salad. Had the muffin for breakfast the next day and I wish it was a little more peachy, but it was still good!

Tried it two more times with friends from out of town. Both…read moretimes counter service ok Food fair and varied from really excellent chicken salad to paltry serving of eggs with soldiers; and doughy icky scones ( hard to believe an English chef runs place) There is a tall , handsome , dread lock guy who talks mostly and too much about himself and his art, music ( he bent the ears of all 7 of us ( individually I might add, on the 2 different occasions( one group a 3 and other 4) and to top it off Incredible proselytizing about Jesus! Who asked for that? The owners need to take this guy down a few notches even though he is friendly.

Fantastic little place. Friends of mine and I go climbing at Movement Hampden which is right next…read moredoor. One of my buddies gets a coffee from here every time we go climbing. We also come here on occasion for lunch. Not a huge menu but very healthy, and if you like coffee you will absolutely love this place. And the workers are crazy friendly. Highly recommended and very easy to find.

I had the Bangkok coffee with macadamia milk (they don't have almond milk)…read more I got this bc I mentioned I liked coffee strong and sweet. I had to add a splash of simple syrup for a little more sweetness. The showstopper was their peanut butter banana toast with drizzled honey and almonds. (On thin sourdough) I will think about this deliciousness for a long while.

I often pass by this lil underground cafe on my walk to the BMA and I'm so glad that I finally…read moredecided to enter. The shop inside is very quaint so thank goodness they have a good seating outside of the shop.the interior design and atmosphere was really cute. The cashier was very kind and patient with the newbie I was and made great recommendations. I saw chai and vanilla ice latte so I was excited. But unfortunately the taste and flavor was lacking. I think it just needed a lot more pumps of vanilla and chai flavoring because the milk and ice just really drowned away any taste. As for the food, I got a vegan veggie sandwich and it was very filling and delicious. There was caramelized onions, avo, lettuce, and a jam that really harmonized with the food. The sandwich has cool ingredients on the inside with a warm toasted bread so it is great for the summer. It is hard to hear your name called out for your order from the outside for drinks. But I'm glad they give a spoon number pager for food and delivered to you at your table. Great overall experience !

Carma's Cafe is NOT CLOSED!! The location has just changed. I don't know exactly what happened with…read morethe renovations at their old location, but at some point Carma's moved inside the Space Telescope Science Institute (which says "Steven Muller Building" out front) on the Johns Hopkins campus: 3700 San Martin Drive. Basically, when you enter the building through the main entrance, you walk past security and keep turning right until you end up in a cafeteria--and in there you'll find the new Carma's. It's basically just a campus eatery now, as it's deep in this campus building and there isn't a lot of publicly accessible parking nearby. The cozy vibes of the original spot are nowhere to be found, unfortunately. But it's the same kitchen and bakery as before! The menu has changed a lot, but certain staples remain. I used to frequent Carma's all the time as a JHU student and then occasionally returned for a good meal and hit of nostalgia as a recent grad, before the pandemic started. I visited recently and ordered the same grilled cheese and tomato soup that was my comfort meal back in the day, and the same hot chai that brought me warmth in so many chilly Baltimore winters. So if you loved Carma's before, just know it's still there to visit. It's hard to recommend as a meeting place for anyone who's not a JHU student/employee/alumnus seeking nostalgia, due to the new location. But I know many people have been asking what happened to Carma's and this is your answer: it's still around! (I uploaded some photos for guidance including the new menu, but they're not showing up as attached to my review currently. If you go to the photos section of the Yelp page and sort by Newest, you should be able to see them)

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.

The best "pick me up" I could ever ask for me. Not only was this coffee one of the best I have had…read morein a long time, it was smooth and full of so much flavor. Located in Cross Street Market, this coffee shop has tons of seating, is very bright but quiet and is very welcoming. The coffee was delicious and had the perfect balance and ratio of vanilla and oat milk. Service was quick despite arriving at the same time as three people. The 12oz was the perfect size for the afternoon, but I will definitely be getting the 16oz next time! I also want to go back and try their coconut latte with fresh shaved coconut on type. Sounds amazing!!