I stopped by on a Wednesday afternoon. Parking was easy and plentiful. Outdoor seating available…read more Lovely atmosphere and decor inside. The service was pleasant. The products are underwhelming. They serve the tea I have at home in a large cup. The croissant is an excellent size but it was not good even though it was warmed up.

Cute little French bakery spot in downtown Pikesville. Macarons were delicious and not overly…read moresweet. Great grab n go options. They also sell some fresh baguettes, but I came later in the day.

We stumbled here by accident last week but life brought us near here again this week. We love…read morevisiting bakeries and in our true fashion, we ordered a lot! When we checked out- the gentleman said, "$17 something". I can't remember the exact change. We asked several times, did you get this or that. He indicated yes. We went back the second time, and thinking this time must be a lot more, again, the gentleman said, "$20 something ". What? How is this possible? We liked everything we ordered. The pictures I included are from second order of $20 something. Amazing!

My hunny picked up a cake today and OMG, such a disappointment!! Never again. I've never had a dry…read morepineapple cake. It was cute but we are super disappointed! It tastes like cheap box cake, borderline cornbread. File 13. Oh my!

The ambience is relaxed, with a spacious and quietly elegant feel to the place. Service was…read morepleasant. I chose a simple iced coffee and it was excellent. They also had tables outside. Slightly pricey but I'd still highly recommend.

I asked for ground beef nachos. They said they don't have ground beef nachos. I asked, are you…read morejust out today? They said they never have ground beef nachos. I said you have them on your menu, and I pointed them out on the electronic menu board above the register where there's a sign that says "Order here". The cashier couldn't care less. I got the chicken Nachos. The nachos had a white crumbly chees on top, which I assumed to be Cotija cheese, which I am very familiar with. Nope. It was the definitely the dry almost sawdust Kraft pregrated Parmesan "cheese". I thought the chicken would be grilled Pollo. It wasn't. The chicken had the texture of reconstituted freeze dried scrambled eggs. I own a food freeze dryer and I am very familiar with that texture. The yellow cheese sauce was definitely from a can. Skip this place. It's terrible

A bakery and restaurant what a combo. This also happens to be on of my favorite local restaurants…read more On this particular trip I went for the soup. It always delivers. The team is very polite and ensure your food and made to order. The restaurant does give you authentic Central American vibes. There is plenty of seating to have a medium to large party. Most customers in my experience tend to order take-out during the hours I visit. I do recommend the burritos, quesadillas, soups, horchata, and fine assortment of pastries. Overall they hit the mark at 4 out of 5. Definitely give them a try. Una panadería y un restaurante, qué combinación. Este también resulta ser uno de mis restaurantes locales favoritos. En este viaje en particular fui por la sopa. Siempre cumple. El equipo es muy educado y se asegura de que su comida esté hecha a pedido. El restaurante te ofrece auténticas vibraciones centroamericanas. Hay muchos asientos para tener una fiesta mediana a grande. La mayoría de los clientes en mi experiencia tienden a pedir comida para llevar durante las horas que visito. Recomiendo los burritos, quesadillas, sopas, horchata y una buena variedad de pasteles. I did eat the sopa de res the next day so the glass container is what I transferred it too along with the rice. En general, alcanzaron la marca en 4 de 5. Definitivamente, pruébalos.

I checked out La Espiga for the first time and got a slice of their tres leches cake. It was so…read moremoist and delicious! The milk was literally dripping out of the box, it was so moist! All of their bakery items are made in house, so they were able to answer my allergy questions. Everything in there smelled delicious. I plan on coming back to try their tamales.

Just to correct my previous review about the bread's price. It's $0.50 per piece of bread…read more Also, if you re planning to have a lot of bread like more than 20 breads, you should call them ahead of time so that they can make more bread for you. It happened to us once that we wanted to get 40 pieces (most of my friends like bread in this location so we bought to share with them), but they said they didn't have enough bread for us because they make just enough to sell fresh breads before making another batch of bread.

I love this bakery. I'm a regular here. The owner and employees are very nice and polite. The…read moreprices are affordable compared to other bakeries in the area.

This food truck was ordered as a reward treat for our school. The menu was deliberately limited but…read moreservice was very slow. I had the Reuben without cheese, fries, and coleslaw. They advertised it as Baltimore's best, but it was just fine. Not amazing and nothing I'd spend my own money on.

Great sandwich. Great fires. Great customer service. Salad was meh. I suggest getting what a deli…read moreis known for. It's sandwiches. My coworker and I went to this deli which she had mentioned was recently reopened with this new branding. Unsure if it was from new ownership or just a name change. Next time I go, I'll find out more. Atmosphere: This is more modern than your normal deli. It reminded me more of a clothing store with the dark wood floors and clean lines with the club music playing in the background. The music was at a good level so you could hear each other talk. Service: Fast and friendly. I mentioned it being our first time and being a Yelp elite unabashedly. Hey, it scored us some free fries! Kudos to Deli-ish cashier! Food: My turkey club was really good. I liked the freshness of everything. Plus call me crazy, but I like turkey that doesn't have that real turkey flavor. Haha. I know I know. This was perfect but it could have used a touch more mayo. The fries were great. They had a bit of seasoning on them which is what I like. Don't be afraid to order fries for the kids. They were not spicy. Just seasoned. Salad with grilled chicken per my coworker was just average. Nothing to write home about. The chicken soup wasn't that great either. Like I said earlier, stick to the sandwiches maybe. If thinking grilled chicken salad, maybe look elsewhere. If getting a sandwich, I say go here.

I've seen the bakery whenever I shop at Lotte but never ventured in. Today was the day and I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the selection of Korean pastries. I spoke to the owner if she had something that was similar to a Hotteok and she pointed me to this deliciousness rice pastry with red bean paste. Chewy and just enough sweetness to fulfill my craving minus the grease part of the Hotteok. Then we got to talking about my recent trip to Seoul & Gangman for a friend's wedding - how beautiful it was. She then recommended me another place to try my favorite - gimbap. Will have to go there soon and rate it. Ambiance - very friendly. Service top notch. Highly recommend. Gamshamida (Thank you)!!!

I stumbled upon this gem hidden in plain sight! I was searching for a breakfast spot in the area,…read moreand Google led me to La Boulangerie, an amazing Korean bakery . The women working there were so kind and helpful, and I could tell they were tickled by my excitement as one of them walked me through each baked good in detail. I ended up choosing a fruit tart(that I'd already dug into when I snapped the Pic) , a bag of almond cookies, a garlic pastry with garlic butter, and a raspberry macaron for my sister. The cookies and that tart gave me LIFE . I'll be saving the garlic pastry for the morning, but if it's anything like the rest, I know I'm in for a treat. This place is definitely worth a visit if you're in the area as I know I'll definitely be paying them another visit soon

OUT OF THIS WORLD PUMPKIN MUFFIN WITH PECANS!…read more Stopped at the Farmers Market off Rt 2 and picked up 3 items. The pumpkins muffin that was off the chart and is making me think of driving 30 min to get another one before the next market. The San Francisco sour dough and the sauerkraut rye are also so good, savory and hearty toasted with just a bit of butter, the crunch is so satisfying I'll need to make some soup to go with them today.

I tried a loaf of Cinnamon Swirl Bread at the Bel Air Farmers Market. It has exactly one swirl half…read moreway down one side and mostly across the top. That's just poor quality.