Excellent food/drinks and all the staff takes great care of you. Wonderful environment to eat at;…read morewill definitely be back.

Wanted to try something better than Dunkin for my Friday morning commute. A friend of mine had…read morebought me a pastry from them before, and it was great, so I thought I'd give it a shot seeing it was local and on my way to work. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be coming back for a while, and here's why... I ordered about 15 minutes ahead. Website said it would take 20-25 minutes before it was ready. So I expected at max to wait 5-10 minutes when I got there. Instead it was a standstill at the drive thru with only two cars in front of me with one or two people in each. Let me tell you, I can usually arrive to work a half hour early on Fridays -that's including a stop at Dunkin WITHOUT ordering ahead. This place? I barely got to work on time!!! It took them an extra HALF HOUR from when I pulled up to the drive thru just to hand me ONE sandwich and ONE small latte!!! And my latte was literally just coffee, milk, and a pump of sugar!!! ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS. I've worked these kinds of places before; I'm not making it up when I say I could've walked behind the counter and made it myself in half that time! I will say the staff was very friendly and apologetic, but EXTREMELY disorganized. The sandwich and coffee were good, but a little expensive and not worth the ridiculous wait time. Until management can find a better system, I will not be back here on my Friday morning commutes. Such a shame for a local spot with good food!

Super clean and cute. We stopped in on travel through town and loved it. Great ambiance!read more

The sandwiches were good. My son loved the NY chopped cheese which reminded me of a cheesesteak…read moreexcept ground beef was used. The chicken cutlet for my parm was moist. The deli is very cute. They have an old school telephone booth in the store. They make a true Arnold Palmer which is not a half and half. I'm so used to drinking half and half's that I had to add some simple syrup to my Arnold Palmer. The food took about 10 minutes to make and we ordered at the counter. The staff is all young adults but they were all very professional and courteous. I'd love to come back and try more of their sandwiches.

French Twist Café is an absolutely wonderful crepe spot and always a treat. I tend to gravitate…read moretoward the savory crepes, which are consistently excellent, while the kids loved the sweet options topped with fruit and honey. The espresso drinks are fantastic and pair perfectly with the food. The eating space is adorable and adds to the charm, but it does fill up quickly -- definitely get there early, as it gets very crowded. A must-visit if you love crepes, great coffee, and cozy vibes.

We were reliving our past and decided to go off to Sykesville MD. The French Twist Cafe was our…read morepre-selected target for a spot of lunch that we chose from Internet charm. Upon closer inspection, we were rather turned-off. The outside tables were mostly occupied by what seemed to be non customers not consuming any food or drink. Inside, there was something industrial going on in the front corner and we were disheartened to learn it was order at the counter and no service at the tables, and also this so called FRENCH cafe was sold out of croissants very early in the day. We just found the atmosphere to be much less than what was represented on the internet, much less charm. We decided to walk out disappointed.

Very organized ..... we were assigned rows don't have to go looking where there nothing to pick…read more..... very crowded but trust all the guides you will find where to go. Also check the website daily for updates and what's ready to pick .

Despite telling us the picking was "good," the berries were small and the rows were picked over…read more Two adults spent almost three hours filling one flat because the open rows had relatively few berries. (Lots of moldy or rotten big ones to ignore.) We later found much more productive rows but were told those rows were not yet open. $4/person admission, $49 for a large flat, pay before you see the field. Disappointed.

Stopped into kismet cafe on a Sunday late morning. It was pretty busy inside. We placed our order…read moreat the counter for 2 bacon, egg, and cheese bagels. We had to wait about 15 minutes but it was worth the wait! My bagel was delicious. The everything bagel was soft and the bacon was crispy. The egg was kind of like a hotel egg but that was ok to me. The inside of the cafe is modern with about 7-9 tables and a small patio for warmer weather. There is also a restroom for customers. I would recommend this place!

I've already left a review about the delicious BAGELS that my family relies on but I just wanted to…read moregive a shout out for the BEST DIRTY CHAI iced or hot. I've been to many different places getting this drink but the Dirty Chai at Kismet cafe is by far the best! My daughters agree with me. Specifically the young woman that makes this at Kismet, sorry for not knowing her name, she does some chai magic!

The Kate Pearl Tea Room on Main Street…read more 7540 Main St, Sykesville, MD 21784 Wed-Thu 11AM - 3PM, Fri-Sat 11AM - 4PM a restroom inside the building accessible for strollers and wheelchairs Free! Limited space open parking spot at the lot at the back of the main street ℹ thekatepearltearoom.com The loveliest setting to experience as royal with just girls and ladies. We're pampered like princesses and queens, with no question asked. The best 2 hours spent well! We're starting out with a list of tea selections, which is harder because all flavors sounds delicious. The lists start with store signature tea blends, continues with White Tea, Green Tea, Black Tea, Black Tea Blends, Oolongs, Mate, Herbal Infusions, Red Tea. All selections of tea are served with bottomless pots. For pastry menu, there's a lot of selections from Royal Tea, Full afternoon tea, Light afternoon tea, Kate's tea, Cream Tea, Dessert tea, Children's tea. On our visit, we got the Just Pear-fect, Autumn Blend, Black tea blend, Strawberry Kiwi that's perfect for children, and hot chocolate. For the savory bites we love the scones, turkey sandwich, quiche, cucumber sandwich, and ending it with homemade sorbet as sweet bites. Don't forget to check out the restroom while you're there, they have the sweetest decorations. #katepearltearoom #teatimeparty #sykesvillemd#preservefootprints

We came the weekend after Mother's Day and got to try their Mother's Day tea. It was really nice…read morethat they offered four types of teas, mostly fruit based and two were caffeinated and two were not. You were encouraged to switch between the flavors vs stay with the same type of tea. This was the first afternoon tea where received a fruit and cheese board, salad, chilled fruit-yogurt soup before receiving the warm, lovely scone and the three tiers of sandwiches and sweets. Many of the sandwiches had some fruit like a slice of strawberry or peach in addition to the meat for spread. The tea china and presentation were wonderful as was our waitress. I thought it was a great value for the price. There was one bathroom on the level. Parking was around the corner or we parked farther down the street.

Local, health food vegetarian oriented. It's the kind of place you want to like and reward…read more Nice menu. Friendly people. Coffee was excellent. Food was expensive and mediocre. I got an everything bagel with almond spread that stuck to my mouth, not the bagel. Asked for not toasted and got it with a hint of warmth but no crunch. Avocado toast was sparse. Might be my fault as you can ask for whatever you want not or it comes with just avocado. Seats were comfortable for a short period of time. Lots of potential. Breakfast for two was just over forty dollars.

Love that this place uses healthy ingredients! They make great smoothies and provide great customer…read moreservices.

Best kabob in dc it's so tasty and fresh every single order I love the fresh pita so special for…read morecatering

A great C.S.A. program for all who like good local produce and supporting a small family-owned…read morefarm. A typical week includes two types of fruit, some sort of leafy green (salad greens in spring, kale and such later on), some sort of potatoes, an additional veggie (like peppers, onions, and/or eggplant), a loaf of bread and a dozen eggs. My girlfriend and I take one share, designed for a family of four, and we eat well all summer and fall and are able to save a significant amount for winter. They're usually open every Saturday with extra foods and meats for sale. Lastly, even though this is a family operation, they are always quick to credit their "workshares" - members who work picking and/or packing produce in exchange for reduced rates on their CSA. A local business worth supporting.

The food and service is always amazing! I recommend the meatball sub it is delicious!! The space is…read morecomforting and fits in with the small town vibes of Mount Airy! It's a staple in my rotation!

Good: food is decent Bad: nasty owner…read moreI visit Concettas maybe once a year. This time was really unfortunate, and I hope for the owner's sake my experience was just a fluke. Now for the story... I was taking my 93 year old mother to lunch, and parked in the lot to the left side of the door. That side only has a few spaces but chose it because it's close to the door. My mother can't walk far; she has to use a rollator. Before I got out of the car to help her get out, she started complaining about feeling tired and hurting from her leg problem, so I asked her if she'd rather get take-out instead, and she was fine with that. A gentleman walking past my car must have misheard me and questioned why I was there, asking "Are you going to be eating here?". I was a little confused, but answered him quickly and perhaps incorrectly saying, "No". No sooner did I say that and he was all over me complaining that I couldn't stay there because he has to pay for those parking spaces. After his rant I got to explain that I was just going to get take-out... if that was OK with him. He seemed to agree, and walked away. My mother asked, "What was his problem?" I didn't have a good answer for her, but instead of leaving right away in disappointment I went ahead and walked in, apparently after he went in. I ordered from the nice girl that was at the register. As I was waiting for my order, the man was in the kitchen, never looked at me again, didn't bother apologizing for any miscommunication or attitude, just stuck to his work. OK, fine, let him do what he needs to do. As I was driving home my mother insistantly asking me, "What was wrong with that guy?". I responded, "Well, I'm not sure. Maybe he just had a bad day". I further explained that I've always liked that place. But I'm never going back there after that experience." Oh well, it was nice while it lasted. By the way, the sub rolls are rather dry and stale... for both of us. I'd give four stars for the food in the past, but would only give one star to the man who sounded like he was the owner. So three stars is an overall score, not a one-time score. This time was two stars... as I'm trying to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Everything is great to eat here. The staff is really nice. It's a gas station so the dining area…read moreis what it is, but the food is definitely worth a stop.

The staff is friendly and attentive, the food is always great and affordable, and the decor is…read morestylish, although the chairs aren't the most comfortable...but well worth it.