I've passed this smaller food hall many times and finally decided to check it out. About 8 spots…read morewith a variety of offerings. They do have a nice size area for outdoor/patio seating but would imagine it gets crowded inside during peak periods. Street Parking (Pay to Park) is available. Sophia's shouldn't be missed for Polish/European fare. We've tried and enjoyed Connie's for Chicken and Waffles. Also available: Seafood (Sal's), Thai Street, Deli/Breakfast (Vikki's Fells Point), Ice Cream (Taharka Bros), Pizza (Last Slyce), and Bar (Fat Tiger). An understated interior with most of the spots receiving higher ratings and appearing to be area favorites. Definitely worth a stop!

I'm so sad because I'm not sure what's happening. I was so excited that Broadway market was…read morerevamping a couple years ago. I know a lot of the renovations came right before Covid and unfortunately, some of the vendors did switch out. Most recently, however, to Taharka Brothers pulled out. That said: there are still solid vendors there. I love Thai Street and Mount Everest and Vickys and the new Polish restaurant that makes a really good stuffed cabbage. The plant store is probably my least favorite plant store in the city, but I hope they continue to invest into this marketplace because I love the convenience and some of the really great vendors.

The absolute best farmers market out there... There's a huge variety of produce, meats and dairy,…read moreclothing, jewelry, coffee, prepared foods and desserts, artwork, music and a nonstop flow of unusual people. It makes sense that this farmers market has been a favorite go-to for decades now.

I love coming to this farmer's market! Whenever I am close by I try to make a special trip. The…read moreselection is vast and varied. It's located right in the city of Baltimore under the highway bridge on E Saratoga St. Street parking is free and i guess there is a way to reserve parking in line now. Mercy hospital has also offered free parking in an adjacent lot. The market is open on Sundays for the season and is such a delight. The vendors are very busy but eager to assist. The prices are fair. Need a coffee fix? The local Zeke's coffee is on site to assist! Many fresh foods, plants, and seafood to choose from. Definitely worth a visit!

We went out the front of our hotel to find a shuttle van for Mo's Seafood, so we hopped in for the…read moreshort ride. Our waitress, Melissa, was a straight shooter about the menu and made some excellent suggestions on what they are known for. I chose the Salmon Imperial, which was excellent. A gigantic piece of salmon with an ever bigger crab imperial on top and a side of veggies. I wish I could have eaten it all, but there was just too much food. My wife had the stuffed lobster tail and was very happy as well. No room for desert, but it was a great meal and service by Melissa. We may go back again before we leave town.

I've been here a few times since my initial review. What keeps me coming back is the crab imperial…read more Any crab imperial dish is outstanding. There is a bit of a wait for crab imperial but it's well worth it. I've eaten the crab imperial stuffed lobster and the crab imperial stuffed shrimp. Both dishes are amazing. You can't get any crab dish that delicious where I live in Philly. If you get Kayla as your bartender or server consider yourself lucky. She's the best. When I'm in Baltimore I always stop at Mo's. Taking Amtrak to Baltimore: https://youtu.be/54yPGPqkc5U

One of the best meals we had in Baltimore…read more We ordered the Jumbo Lump Crab Cake, the Maryland Crab Soup, and the Seafood Hot Combo. The crab cake absolutely lived up to its reputation--packed with large, sweet pieces of crab meat and very little filler. It was fresh, flavorful, and surprisingly light. I finally understood why Maryland is so proud of its crab cakes. The Maryland Crab Soup was hearty and comforting, with plenty of vegetables and crab flavor. The Seafood Combo was generous and perfect for sharing after a long day of exploring the city. The restaurant was busy but well organized, and the staff were friendly and efficient. The atmosphere felt lively without being overwhelming. After lunch, we took a short walk to Fells Point and spent the afternoon exploring the neighborhood, which made it a perfect Baltimore experience. If you're visiting Baltimore for the first time and want to try an authentic Maryland crab cake, this is definitely a place worth visiting.

The food was great, and LaShawn was lovely! She was knowledgeable about gluten free options. I had…read morethe grilled scallops and they were delicious!

The Lobster Roll was great! They were very nice and the location was clean. However, it was a…read morelittle warm inside of this location. The service was fine. I was not a fan of the restroom upstairs. Pay attention to signage as you can miss this location. It's inside of the building near the water.

Service was great f. ood was disgusting. Lobster bisque had…read moremaybe some small amount of ground lobster. The roll was awful. Don't waste your money

This a cool little market to shop at not a supermarket but a market where you can find most things…read moreif they don't have you can ask them for product and they will get they also have a salad bar and a hot buffet plus they make fresh sushi onsite I be getting there restaurant style sandwiches smoked turkey club ,corn beef , roast beef

I'm compensating for my laziness in 2018, when I posted photos but apparently didn't have time for…read morea two-sentence review. They have some Whole Foods vibes in a smaller and more crucially located space. I liked this place enough that I returned even though my hotel isn't nearby (man, sure feels luxurious to get a bag with groceries, sorry not sorry). I got a fruit salad that resembles the Whole Foods kind, but cheaper, and perused the boutique beverage selection where I got Corpse Reviver electrolyte beverage, guava rose edition. And this was the first time I've seen a Droewors beef stick so I got one.

We had friends visiting from Japan and brought them to Phillips after a day at the Baltimore…read moreNational Aquarium. We had the pleasure of having Ellen (spelling?) as our waitress. She was absolutely amazing in every way. She went out of her to welcome our friends from Japan, talked to them about how special Phillips is and recommended just the right dishes to them to maximize their visit to Phillips and Maryland. They enjoyed the Crab soup, appetizers, platters and topped it off with some Smith Island cake which she rightly explained was the national dessert of Maryland. To make sure everyone could have a taste of the soup she brought tiny cups so even the kids could have taste. Phillips is lucky to have such a lovely and warm young server that brings about such outstanding experiences for their guests.

Dated place with friendly staff but waiting on our food was evidently not good especially when it…read morecame somewhat unexpectedly unappetizing! The pretzel crab dip was not good and I would have rather have a pretzel and the dip separately than drizzled on. It lost the texture pf the pretzel, it felt microwaved soften vs freshly baked... Shrimp i ordered while tasty had the sauce drizzled in them---i just wanted simple fried. I think the menu could be more clarifying in their description... A one off for me. I supposed it's gotten a lot of traffic that seatings, tables and corners looked unclean...

Pratt Street Farmers Market visits the area on Thursdays between 11am til about 2-3pm & I'm always…read moresuper happy about it. There are so many vendors there, you can literally get yourself anything from burgers and fries, empanadas, Mexican cuisine, soul food, wraps, ice cream, and they even have healthy drinks. Today, I decided to go less healthy & ordered a smash burger with duck fat fries and it was a 10/10. It can get a little crowded, but it's generally my coworker friends and I, and even with all the hoopla, I'm never out here too long.

How did I forget about this Baltimore tradition?!! While taking a walk downtown I saw the set up…read morefor the Market. It on Pratt and Light. They had a lot of food trucks with different meal options and cuisines from around the world which I love. I wanted to try the Greek food truck but the line was long and service was a bit slow. So I went to Lote 787. I tried the Softito Chicken bowl... it was so good. I wanted a soda but could t justify paying $3.09 for a can soda.