I had to have blood work done and decided to reward myself with a milkshake. A friend has told me…read morehow she and her sisters have been here several times, so Jeremy and I decided to check it out. We drove the wrong way down the one way parking area due to lack of signage. The shop is quaint, empty. Clean. I got an orange Creamsicle milkshake that tasted of nothing. Probably my fault for picking such a mild ice cream flavor. Jeremy, who did not get stuck with a needle that day, gorged himself on nachos that had too much sour cream (he doesn't even like sour cream so I don't know why he didn't complain more), some sort of blue cookie milkshake, and a funnel cake. Not many other customers while we were there. It was a fine experience.

So far our experience has been amazing. They are always so friendly and welcoming and the ice cream…read moreis so delicious. I'll take pictures next time. I smashed it lol. It has a small window seating area for you to sit with your family. It's a cute old fashioned ice cream parlor. I'm not an ice cream fan so trust me it was good and reasonable. I will be back!!

I have a Korean friend whose many talents includes speaking Konglish (Korean and English mixed…read moretogether like everyone speaks fluent Korean) teaching me Korean curse words and eating more candy than anyone I've ever met. (I'm surprised he still have all his teeth and he doesn't have an army of dentists keeping those things in his mouth.) On a recent visit to his office I was introduced to these caramel treats called Cow Tales. I will admit I'm not super into caramel but these puppies were good. They have a creamy center and will take the fillings out of your mouth! Kidding...I went out a found them at my local Dollar Store... They apparently come in chocolate, strawberry and apple flavor...which I will have to look for the next time I'm at Walmart. I saw on the internet that Cow Tales are a popular ingredient for making everything from rice crispies to caramel sauce for homemade candy. Here are some rice crispy treats made from chocolate flavor cow tales 1. Spray 8-inch square cake pan with cooking spray. 2. Line the pan with parchment paper (optional). Set aside. 3. Chop the Chocolate Cow Tales® into peanut-sized bits and set aside. 4. Melt the butter in a large saucepan over medium heat. 5. Reduce the heat to low and stir in the marshmallows until they melt and then add the vanilla. 6. Remove the saucepan from heat and stir in the cocoa crispy rice cereal, followed by most of the Chocolate Cow Tales® pieces. 7. Pour into the prepared pan and press down lightly with a piece of parchment paper. 8. Sprinkle remaining pieces of Chocolate Cow Tales® over the top. 9. Cool completely, and then cut into squares.

I discovered Berries By Quicha while attending a show at the Baltimore Comedy Factory - located…read moreinside the Best Western. She had a special 4 berries for $15. I explained my dietary restrictions and they guided me to my options - I choose the Reese and Salted Caramel. BONUS: You can take the berries inside the comedy factory. I couldn't wait - I ate my berries right away (my girlfriend took hers home). They were so good! So glad I decided to treat myself. I saw several people getting extra after the show.

Amazing Customer Service!! The owner and employees were all very friendly and welcoming…read more I got the 12-pack and tried many different flavors, they were all really good, I especially liked the White Chocolate I highly recommend this Black-Woman Owned Business, these Berries are banging and you have to try them

What's with the snickerdoodle?!?! Snickerdoodle French toast, coffee, muffins, brittle.. there is…read morea lot of snickerdoodle. And everyone on staff has an eerie resemblance to each other. Either they are related or manufactured to spread the snickerdoodle together. First the food. Fantastic. Unique. Shrimp and grits. Grits and cheese. And I'm sure they would add snickerdoodle to the grits if you asked (but why?). The ice coffee was excellent. The space friendly. This is a destination to see what Baltimore can do when they work together and care (a whole lot!).

So, I love this quaint spot located in my community. What I love the most about it is that it…read moreserves as a hub for other up and coming food artists. (Hey, hear me out: Making food for others to enjoy is the epitome of art). Just know that someone can be in her kitchen "whipping it up" one month and another someone can be there next month, so keep track of who's there and what you like. They may not be there for long, but that's the point! Secondly, I love, love, love the desserts! I tried the sweet potato cheesecake from here, which was some of the best dessert I've ever tasted. And most recently, I tried the snickerdoodle crunch cookies. Sooooo ridiculously good. I had two different kinds of brittle. I'm not a huge brittle fan overall, so I can't really say how good it was compared to other brittle... I haven't had any lol The brittle was good, but I realized it's not my go-to dessert. (Side note: One day, I tried the breakfast and wasn't a big fan of it. The food lacked flavor overall.) Overall, this place is one of my favorite places to stop by, say hello (it's that kind of vibe) and grab something sweet to eat. Oh, and the owner is lovely! That alone should encourage you to walk through the door!

The healthiest, most well priced grocer that I've ever been to. Everything from low fat to low…read moresugar. Fresh to frozen. Most alchemical to the most natural. This place has got the version of it tailored to your medical and lifestyle needs. Will come again. Definitely.

I visited Sprouts yesterday (10/10/25) to do some recon. I live on the other side of town and I…read morewanted to determine if it was worth going out of my way to utilize this grocery store. It is VERY clean inside, plus there's an openness and airiness that's unusual in grocery stores. However, that's the only edge Sprouts has on the other stores I go to. The prices were eye popping. I know that's not 100% on Sprouts at this time, but I don't think it's worth crossing town to shop here...

O Go Sales has everything for parties, picnics, company events either small scales or huge…read more Games, prizes, costumes- I LOVE this place! I could shop there every week looking at all the fun things. Everything is extremely affordable and their prices make complete sense. Lot's of Ravens and Orioles gear too that make great gifts. They also will run games, carnival-type slides, Casino games, and all kinds of snow-cone, cotton candy and such machinery for your event. Friendly and helpful employees that are able to answer any and all questions about your party or event. O Go Sales is the go to place for our companies employee events every time.

From the owner: We have an extensive area of expertise in the entertainment industry, offering: theme parties,…read moreunique games, live entertainers, decorations, creative gift ideas, music, and more to meet all of your party needs. O-go Sales has been in business for over 30 years, serving the east coast with exciting games, rides, and entertainment, including our renowned casino themes. Our list of clients included: Comcast AOL Cingular Icon Ripken Stadium plus many more..

If you're ever in need of a one of kind gift or just looking for some interesting nick knacks then…read moreyou have to stop by Found Studio. This little boutique carries some of the cutest items. Kitschy home decor for every season and holiday, fun cocktail items to stock your home bar, soaps, lotions, and candles from local vendors, eclectic cards to perfectly address every occasion, and many more items. Found Studio screams Baltimore wrapped up in a pretty turquoise building. They offer a decent value for some of these rare items sold here only in Baltimore. And all of the women running the shop are always so pleasant every time I stop in. I tend to make Found Studio my first stop whenever I'm in need of the perfect birthday gift for a friend. You could literally roam around this store finding different goodies at every turn. Pro tip, follow them on IG so you can keep an eye out when they have random sales.

This is officially my favorite boutique in the city. The OG's of Baltimore will remember Trovh. The…read moreformer co-owner Kacey has opened up this spot both as an art gallery and working space for artists and a first floor amazingly curated shop. The space in Hartford Road has been open for a year, but I just found it! There is a mushroom curated wall, and I lost my mind. I often feel like the boutique's here all sell the same things but Found Studio Shop is unique and you can tell BELOVED in the Hamilton community. Annie Howe, the paper cut artist also has a permanent residency here. The price point is from mid to high as it's an excellently curated store with higher end items. If you need to do any shopping, I would come here. It's a perfect place for gifts and cards. So so glad this place exists!

Good food, good service and agreat all around experience. We visit often and have never been…read moredisappointed.

Great service, good price, good crabs,very friendly also very good soft crabs, convenient locationread more

Lee Carrion is a know-it-all who is the ultimate buzzkill. Food and atmosphere were both subpar at…read morebest.

AMAZING crabs! Some of the best I've ever purchase in Baltimore! Got crabs last November came home…read moresteamed them had them while watching the Ravens game, a combo that is hard to beat!! But seriously, Lee and Captain Richard were both very nice, knowledgable, helpful. Some of the heaviest and totally sweet awesome Maryland Blue Crabs we've ever had. Looking forward to getting more in 2024 as well as trying some soft crabs from Coveside Crabs.