Good Neighbor is an absolute VIBE! If you're looking for a trendy, laid-back spot to kick back,…read moreenjoy some coffee or wine, and just escape for a little while, this is definitely the place. We ordered the croissant, cinnamon brioche toast, a bowl of fruit, an iced chai latte, and a hot chocolate. The cinnamon brioche toast was easily a standout, it had the perfect combination of cinnamon and butter in every bite and tasted phenomenal. The iced chai latte was a little watered down for my preference, but it was still enjoyable. The atmosphere is really what makes Good Neighbor special. The space has such a cool, relaxed energy that makes you want to hang out and stay awhile. Parking can be a little tricky, so I'd recommend planning ahead, but overall, this was such a great experience. Great food, great atmosphere, and an overall amazing vibe. I'll definitely be back!

Service only at register is ok. Gone here few times. The…read morecoffee not to my liking but my friend loves it. We like the outdoor garde seating. The offers for sweet savory very limited and not great. It's a real coffee joint with seating and lots of people on laptops

Casual environment, open with good music. Helpful staff, good at giving suggestions, so ask your…read morequestions. Pastries are good, has a wide variety of options. The vanilla eclair is good. Not an overpowering vanilla flavor. The Pan de Muerto is good. Not too sweet. Subtle flavors, but definitely taste the orange blossom. Soft bread. The Fraisier Elderflower was probably the sweetest of the three but not in an over-sugared way.

Their coffee is strong and consistent. Big fan of their pastries and the selection. I will say…read moresometimes the staff seems quiet and off putting which is fine on a busy day, but sometimes I want more from my local coffee shop. I did one time get a mocha, and I would NOT reorder it, the chocolate they put in it came out chunky/gritty and was really not the texture for me. I will be sticking to my cappuccino or cortado regular order. Also usually quite loud in here, would not recommend for work or study unless you have great noise cancellation headphones.

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!

I recently moved to the Bolton Hill neighborhood, and this is the closest café to my place. I've…read moreordered a number of cappuccinos from here and find them to be of top quality. The service is friendly and it's acute environment. I haven't personally had the Panini, but my wife believes that they are good. I did have a bagel sandwich, which was just OK. The bagel was a little sweet for me. Overall, though I really do like this place.

This was my second time here, but first time in. My first visit they were closing early as we…read morepulled up. This time around I met up with a friend over beverages. I grabbed a strawberry smoothie, it was okay, I wouldn't order again but I also drank my whole smoothie. Ordering was smooth, I looked around for a menu before being told I needed to use the kiosk, whoops my bad. The space has a vibe and you can tell thought went into the decor, but I had trouble with the cleanliness. I avoided the couch filled with stains and then the flies. I looked around to see if I saw fly traps but I didnt. I eventually got up and went outside as I was constantly swatting at flies.

Cute cafe near Hopkins offering delicious pastries and craft drinks. Checked this place out on a…read moreFriday afternoon and it wasn't too busy at all. The space is bright and simple, perfect for getting a study session in. The pastries looked so good I had to grab one. I was instantly drawn towards the garlic cream cheese bun because not a lot of places sell that and it's one of my favorites. This one did not disappoint. It was creamy, sweet, garlicky, and soft. The worker offered to warm it up for me since I was sitting inside and that made it 10x better. I'll definitely be back to try their coffee and for more delicious treats!

I had my weekly coffee shop Saturday at Kanom Cafe. I'm from Baltimore and was visiting over the…read moreweekend, and chose Kanom because I'd never been there before. It's within the Johns Hopkins college campus & a neighborhood, so parking is really horrible. I ended up parking in a non spot and putting my hazards on. It's a cute little, but spacious place located next to an airport building. It's on the corner and has a nice little outside seating area with about 5 tables. Inside is bigger than it looks and has a nice amount of seating as well. Since my time was limited, I didn't really get to explore the menu like I wanted, so I ordered a hazelnut latte and a ham & cheese croissant. Their croissants looked so good, I wanted one of each. They also had several toasts on their menu. I'll have to go back for sure! Th service was regular, you order, they tell you how much you owe and you pay. I got in my car and couldn't wait. My first bite was like a bite into heaven. Every bite was the same way, so delicious & delicate. I wish I had two. The latte was perfect, just the right amount of hazelnut. Kanom Cafe is a must try!

We wanted to stop somewhere cute in a great neighborhood and got lucky to stumble across "a…read moredemain". It's a cool little 2 man show up 6 steps and across a front porch. Just the tiniest little place you could ever imagine. The neighborhood is right out of the 1960s. One little obscure shop after the other. We got a couple of pieces of really good bakery and 2 excellent cups of coffee. Pulled up some comfortable chairs on the front porch and just enjoyed people watching the neighborhood. It was a really great time on a perfect day.

A cute little pastries and coffee shop in Hampden. While they had a outside vendor stall for…read moreHampden Highlights I opted to go inside and order. Seating is very limited. Like maybe order something you can eat on the go tbh. I ordered a strawberry croffle and a strawberry matcha tea latte. I crushed both of them because it was delicious. The whipped topping on the croffle wasn't thick and grainy or too light to where it instantly melted. It kept a shape while being light and fluffy and not overly sweet. The strawberry matcha latte also was pretty good. All in all I'd recommend this spot to anyone walking around the neighborhood and indulging in some shopping in the area.

One of the best cappucini in the neighborhood and at the lowest price. I am very allergic to cats -…read morethe kittens are in a nice glass room so I can watch them play with no sneezing. Staff is nice. I wish they had ceramic mugs for stay-in orders but otherwise a perfect addition to the neighborhood coffee scene! Looking forward to a taharka affogato sometime.

Cute little place to stop! Quite literally was right across from my Vrbo, so it had to happen. Even…read morethough I have cats at home, I never mind spending some cash to help out more! Espresso machine was down when I showed up, go figure. Workers were definitely empathetic about the loss, a shame!! Hope it got back up and running soon after. The pastry selection looked awfully familiar (I remember you from last year chocolate croissant), and they confirmed Ovenbird was the culprit. Their butter croissant was absolutely delicious and huge!! Raspberry Matcha Latte was decent, nothing extraordinary. After all, I wanted espresso. Kitties are (always) adorable & from local shelters. (employee sits in with you the entire visit, understandably)

All businesses have their ups and downs but in spite of the person's who like to complain just to…read morecause problems because their lives are out of control. The Bun shop has always been here every day, and night til 3am, providing a great space, multiple teas, atmosphere, and unique foods that one never forgets. I've been coming to the Bun Shop for just about ten years now and love the place. I can see the forest from the trees and know just as life is, nothing, nothing is perfect, if it was we all would look the same. Something for all of us to think about....... Best regards Dog Men

The Bun Shop is a large open yet dark space with a good amount of seating. They will heat up your…read morebun selections for immediate enjoyment. We got ours heated for the train trip, since they were stored chilled. The breakfast bun fared better of my two picks, as the folded up corners of the chickpea pastry got tough to bite through when consumed later at room temperature.

Jayb- I got the Biscuits and gravy, i think that's kinda a blassic, a little bit hard to mess up,…read morebut they got close to it. the gravy wasn't as runny as one would expect giving it a kind of "slop" look. the taste itself wasn't as bad as the appearance and satisfying. in my opinion the only thing that was truly rave worthy were the drinks. gab- holy freaking mid.

Believe it's their flagshop location--you can see the bakery factory itself, so it's quite large…read more Plenty of restaurant seating on the first floor, but you can also go up to the counter to order to-go and sit upstairs. Upstairs doesn't have as much seating, but is a great environment to get work done. Plenty of people on laptops and wifi info on most tables. There are so many pastry options it's almost overwhelming. Went around noon on a Saturday and they were already sold out of a lot of items--we got the last cinnamon muffin, which was a great choice. Had carrot cake consistency and very flavorful. Wanted to get the manberry tea but they were out, and was not disappointed when I got the ube tarro card matcha instead. So many pastry options, definitely want to come back. Interesting that they have ice cream, doesn't seem like a popular option Only negative was that it took awhile to be acknowledged at the counter, to the point that a long line backed up, but understand if they were busy. Didn't seem more busy than a usual day though.

Very cute community cafe with breakfast, pastries, smoothies, coffee, and tea. They also serve…read moreSydney's ice cream, which is what I got during this visit. The service was great, and the music was a nice surprise - Sade and Mos Def were 2 that stood out on the playlist. Parking was also really easy on the street out front.

The service at Arcola will definitely have me coming back. If you need a charger grab a table, if…read morenot the big community table will get the job done. The food is good y'all!!! The coffee is cool but I like it though. The place is cozy. Stop in and chill. It's a little pricey but what isn't these days. The spinach empanada is a show stopper. If you dip it in the spicy mayo, it's next level. This place is a neighborhood gem for sure.