I had heard a couple people talking about this place and was finally free to check it out. I placed…read moremy order online and headed over. When I arrived the woman behind the counter was very nice, but was running behind so my food wasn't ready yet. Once it was, she brought it to me and apologized again for the wait. I ordered the peach cobbler pancakes with eggs & cheese, turkey sausage and a turkey bacon egg & cheese sandwich. Everything was delicious! I will definitely be back

My daughter picked out this new brunch spot while I visited her in Baltimore. The reviews were not…read moregreat so I went in very skeptical. Parking was easy on the street. We were the only ones there. They greeted us. There was alot of unique breakfast items but I just got the breakfast sandwich and we got the waffle sandwich and the cookies and cream waffle. It took about 30 minutes and came out piping hot. The flavors were great. We would definitely come back again

I had the namesake cheese steak, and liked it quite a bit. I sat at the counter, and watched a…read morebustling take out business. It's a rather small dining area, with a few spots inside. There might have been a table outside, but now I'm not sure. But here's the rub: We walked by the next day, thinking we'd buy some bagels... But they are not really set up to just sell 6 bagels. The price $15. No thank you. I guess the clue was you don't see any bagels when you walk in, like a true bagel shop.

I stopped in this sandwich restaurant for lunch after volunteering in the neighborhood. I ordered a…read morechicken caesar wrap which came with fries and pickle. I waited less than 10 minutes for my food. The chef was able to toss my fries in garlic seasoning for better flavor. I devoured my caesar wrap in the car as it was so good but, I forgot to asked for a tomato to be added to my wrap~ that was on me. Will return whenever in the area.

I happened to be in the neighborhood and needed some breakfast food so I walked to this location. I…read moreoriginally thought this was a black owned restaurant based solely on the name but, I was mistaken. This is a typical Asian Baltimore carry out. I ordered a breakfast sandwich (Sausage Egg and Cheese) and a drink and was on my way. It was good and I devoured it

I mean it's a standard Baltimore carry out. Ok food ok prices. I got the steak omelette. It was…read moresteakum meat (which I'm good with) but it wasn't really seasoned. The home fries were good. The butter on the toast didn't melt a bit and I couldn't understand why cause I watched her toast the bread. Everything is pretty much made to order. I'd try em again.

Great little place close to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Look for the rec awning for…read moresome really good food, quick friendly service, and reasonably priced menu. I almost always order the gyro, which is always hot with lots of meat and tzatziki. Hard to go wrong with anything. Great breakfast items too.

Stopped by to grab breakfast before starting my day.. Inordered a sausage omelette that came with…read morehome fries & toast.. The food was delicious.. Home fries perfectly cooked, omelette I added peppers onions & cheese.. Great taste with everything.. Restaurant was clean & not a lot of people dinning in.. Service was great.. The host greeted me as soon as I walked in.. I do recommend if you're in the area & looking for a nice breakfast

Came back to refuel before the Boston Running Festival. I called ahead and owner made me a…read morecauliflower crust meat pizza, and a panino that not only felt great to eat, but left me feeling energized after. The person at the front desk was literally so in tune with the neighborhood that the pigeons were calmly walking around in harmony (don't worry, the place is impeccably clean). I saw the owner helping clients and they even remembered me from weeks ago! This place is special in this community, beyond the great food and low prices. It's a heart of this place.

J C Romero's Neighborhood Cafe isn't just another place to eat; it's a true community hub. Whether…read moreyou're stopping in for a quick bite or settling in for a longer stay, you're treated to a mix of comfort food, excellent service, and an atmosphere that makes you want to linger. It's the kind of cafe that makes you feel like you've discovered something special, and you'll want to return again and again. If you're looking for a meal that hits all the right notes with quality ingredients and flavors that feel like they've been crafted with care, J C Romero's is an absolute must-visit. Has everything under the sun you might need for a quick stop in!

Stepping through the doors to the Lunch Box is like stepping back in time to about 1987. The only…read moreupdates made here are the flat screen tv and the air conditioning. The black and white tile, maroon counter, orange walls, and white metal deli case are all straight outta a different time. The service is fast and friendly and the menu is basic American breakfast stuff. The blueberry pancakes were outstanding and the hash browns were the kind that with a crispy outer layer and an almost mashed potato interior. This is not a fancy restaurant. They serve coffee in paper cups and meals on plastic plates. But it does staples fairly well and you really can't beat the prices. Two breakfast platters and two coffees were about $20.

A group of us stopped here for a late breakfast. It's a small, no frills diner complete with a…read morecounter as well as regular table seating. Service was a little slow, but it was just one server and one chef working so it was understandable and our server was very nice. I ordered a mushroom, bacon, Swiss omelet and subbed sausage grits for the home fries. I also shared an order of corned beef hash with my bf. The corned beef hash was nice and crispy. The sausage grits were pretty good, I'd like a bit more creaminess but not bad! Eggs were a bit dry in the omelet, but the fillings were generous. Overall, I'd recommend this spot for a nice, low key diner experience with great pricing.

I was in the mood for a breakfast sandwich and found myself by Charles Street Market. It was a cold…read moreone, and all of the side entrances were locked so I thought I was out of luck. Glad I stayed persistent. I visited Steve's for the first time, and ordered a scrapple, egg & cheese on white toast. I devoured that thing so fast, I decided to order another sandwich, this time with sausage, and that one may have been even better. The staff was friendly, the food came out fast, and completely hit the spot and cured my craving. 5 stars.

Last December we visited the Cross Street Market for the first time, a bit before xmas. We were…read morelooking for something quick, but filling for lunch, during our break between mental health appointments. (Your mental health is important! Don't slack on those therapy appointments!) Originally I thought that we would return at some point in the future, but now that we've gotten to know the neighborhoods a little better, I'm more excited to try different restaurants along Key Highway, especially if we don't have to pay to park in a garage. Jeremy ended up ordering a cheesesteak (American cheese, grilled onion) from Steve's Lunch. It was a decent sandwich. If you like cheesesteaks, you'll probably like this one. If you are picky about cheesesteaks, this one might be on the line for you. Jeremy gets hardly any toppings on his sandwich, leaving "nothing to hide behind" but I'll admit I like everything on my cheesesteaks. I ordered elsewhere, so I can't give you the report on whether their tomatoes were pale and tasteless, or if the lettuce was rotten. All I know is that I had a bite of this sandwich and could have finished the entire thing. Something about this place reminds me of days gone by. I could imagine blue collar workers grabbing a bite here, and being quite satisfied. The nostalgia hits hard.

My wife ordered the 4 pieces chicken tenders and red velvet waffle for her lunch in Lexington…read moreMarket. Everything was cooked on ordering, so it took a little while. I tried a piece of the chicken tender and a couple of bites of the waffle. I really liked the taste. The chicken tenders was seasoned well and not too greasy. The waffle was puffy and not too sweet. The red velvet flavor was there. My wife also liked the meal very much. The cost was a around $21, which was not bad. My wife said the employees were very friendly.

Located in the historic Lexington market, Connie's did not disappoint and I ate every bite of my…read moremeal. They do offer limited bar seating. The customer service was great and the cashier shared his favorite items as it was my first time. I ordered the chicken tenders (2) and red velvet waffle. It took about 10 minutes and it was worth the wait. The chicken is the star and was seasoned to perfection. The waffle had a classic but not overly sweet red velvet taste. It was nice and fluffy. I will be back.