It's been a minute, but I had a taste for something local. I ordered food for pickup since it's…read moreright down the street. I ordered the Plaka Mousaka, which is basically like a Greek style lasagna. And of course, a Greek salad. When I picked up the bag it felt heavy. That's when I realized how big the Plaka Mousaka was. It was definitely a hefty serving! I had already decided I was only going to eat half of it, but when I started eating I had to actually stop myself. It was so good! And regarding the Greek salad, what can I say it was a Greek salad. That too was also a big serving and it was good. I only ate half of it because I was so full from the Mousaka.

Can't believe I don't see any reviews about Nhung! I wanted to bring her home with the leftovers,…read moreshe was the best. Super sweet, knowledgeable on the menu and just a super fun girl all around. We went for restaurant week and they did not skimp at all on portions. The zucchini chips were my fave but I love zucchini so I'm biased . I'd honestly skip the salmon but everything else was delish! Plus, the decor ate down.

What a beautiful bakery!…read more Overbird Bakery in Baltimore's Little Italy is baking artisan, European-style sourdough breads and pastries that uses spices and flavors from Turkey as well as the Mediterranean. When I walked in the other day, the baked goods on display made my jaw drop. I would have loved to stay and enjoy my breakfast but I had to get back home so grab and go is my only option. First time here, I'm going to start with a croissant and a special latte they were promoting. The croissant comes to me, warm and fresh in the bag. Ovenbird Bakery makes a great croissant, very buttery and flakey. I'm just passing thru, I'm glad I discovered this great bakery in Baltimore.

I visited the Ovenbird in Little Italy and was informed of this location by the staff…read more We decided to check the bigger location out. Parking was sought on the street about a block away. Once we entered there was a line to order which was to the door; pretty lengthy. We decided to order at the bar. Once we ordered we then had to find seating which is first come first seat. We were lucky that someone was finished and we were able to get seated. Everything was seeming to go well, until drinks came and some odd reason the receipt was reviewed which allowed for capturing an error in what we paid vs what we ordered (drinks). We ordered a hot pistaschio matcha latte and a hot vanilla latte with skim. We were charged for Soy milk and it was an upcharge. After bringing it to the bartender attention it was corrected. However, thw Pistaschio Matcha came minus the pistaschio favoring. After sitting for awhile the bartender came over took the drink and added the favoring; however, the drink is luke warm and it did not help. This drink was then given back. Our breakfast sandwiches came out ok. We ordered bacon, egg, cheese on plain and everything bagel. The egg was a little bigger then a 50 cent piece. And this was alarming to the size of a bagel. The bagel was not soft as I had from the one in Little Italy. The sandwich was not the worse but not that good based on the egg and bagel texture. It looks like the price point can not be justified by the product. It looks like its the aesthetic look I am paying for. I will visit the location in Little Italy and not here again.

I found the Sun Bakery bread "underwhelming" and essentially bland. It added nothing to my Philly…read moreCheese Sub and unfortunately started falling apart. I never realized the type of bread being used would ultimately factor into my restaurant and sub shop visit decision. It will now!

Out of 5 stars, I give Sun Bakery 5. Their products are always good and fresh. They're also…read moreexcellent when it come to good friendly and on- time service. Every time my church has a somewhat major service involving food, I always resort to Sun Bakery. Oh, I always get something personally for me! Sincerely, Wilson Park

I got the seasonal Strawberry Taro drink which was a unique flavor! I wish it had more strawberry…read moreflavor but overall it was solid. The service was good and the ambiance is cute!

If you're trying to find the spot for a boba fix - this is the spot…read more They have an extensive menu in which the most picky boba-drinker would find their match. In my case, they offer lychee jelly as a topping - a major plus. They offer the classic milk teas, fruit teas, slushes, and more. Their signature drinks are definitely worth trying - my favorite being the lychee black tea with lychee jelly. They also participate in the trendy boba cafe fares such as the croffle - so keep an eye out for their seasonal items. The shop itself is very similar to the other Kokee Tea stores in Maryland - being very clean and aesthetic. They sell the typical cutesy Asian plushies and merch along with local artisanal products along the walls. The customer service was very straightforward with the front of house being welcoming and receptive to any order - no matter how odd. If you're in the way of Canton and are looking for a night cap - try this place out, it will not disappoint.

Beautiful event center hidden in Greektown. Well maintained and clean. I come here almost every…read moreyear for the St. Nicholas Greek Folk festival. Easy to get to location with plenty of parking nearby. The food offered at the festival is always delicious and reasonable. I'd definitely consider having an event of my own here.

I visited Greektown Square and Event Center for the 2023 St. Nicholas Greek Folk Festival a few…read moreweeks ago. It's a big enough event space but since it was SO HOT that day, the lack of shade in the square made too many people try to squeeze into the air conditioned rooms of the event center. All in all, a decent place for a festival - lots of space (indoor and outdoor), lots of seating, clean bathrooms. I just hope the day of the festival is cooler next year!

five star service . food was excellent . Annie bartended and could not have been more proficient…read morewith her drinks and the best personality to boot . I'd hire them again and again

Went to Roast. Food was good but they started late and closed up early. Didn't get my moneys worth…read moreon food.

I use to work for mid atlantic baking company as an operator and I worked there for a year without…read morerecieving my correct hourly pay. They have tio this day, not paid me my unpaid wages which is over $2,000.00. I am on the verge of contacting the dept of labor and filing a lawsuit against them

On Several occasions I rode by and noticed the men and women on the shift between 6 and 11 the ones…read morethat prepare the bread for the world to eat are on some kind of drugs or something. I noticed them all bend over,smoking on what didn't look like cigarettes and I'm a little concerned, I feel whom ever these people are you have working for your company needs to be tested before they cause your business to fail.

Very tasty. I'll definitely be coming back next time I'm in Baltimore to try a couple more things…read moreon the menu

Cafe Dear Leon was top of my list for places to try when I first moved to Baltimore. It was all…read moreover my social media and many people recommended it to me. I was worried that it would be overpriced and overhyped, but that most definitely wasn't the case. I first went on a Friday morning right when the crab dipped bagel was ready. There were a few people in line already bc they only let 6 people in a time. I thought it would be a mad dash to get the pastries before they ran out, but I've been several times since and they've always had plenty in stock, even when the line is down the block on the weekends (think ~30-40 minute wait). Okay onto the food itself! The crab dipped bagel is the star of the show. Such a unique, Maryland coded option. There is plenty of crab and the combo of crab, cream cheese, and cheddar really hits. It is pretty decadent, so I'd recommend splitting it with someone so you can also try the other pastries! I've tried a variety of their pastries and they're all amazing. You really can't go wrong!