TEN OUT OF TEN! Would recommend!!! I pray continued prosperity and growth over this business! It…read morewas super refreshing to see Chef Kris in the trenches with her team! This is a black woman owned brand with a bright future! Support! Pictured: Hawt Honey Chic Egg & Cheese Salmon Sausage Egg, Spinach & Cheese Breakfast Potatoes Not pictured: OJ and Mango Fruitea

Place is cutesy and good for families. Unfortunately the food is only so-so. It's not *bad*…read moreexactly. But the Monte Cristo didn't have much flavor and the benedict had fried eggs instead of poached. In general the concept was kitschy and paint-by-numbers without too much care taken. Seems like reservations are rarely needed, and the Hood Park area in general is quite pleasant. I would consider this a backup if other brunch spots (Waverly, Monument, Brewer's Fork) were busy.

A superb breakfast spot here in the Locust Point neighborhood of South Baltimore…read more Just down the street from me, and a place I try to pop into at least once or twice a month -- I just realized I've never provided a review for it so here it goes: Taking advantage of a cool summer morning, we sat out on the patio and enjoyed a delicious breakfast which included, brussels sprouts, stuffed ricotta French toast with blueberry compote, scrambled eggs with cheddar, sausage, links, and their delicious cheese grits. We also grabbed an order of their super skinny and crispy french fries. The total with drinks came to around the mid $40s (before tip) and the customer service was friendly and helpful, as well as a bonus short wait for the food. Everything was delicious. They also offer a great variety of sandwiches and drinks at brunch and a great seasonal menu. Absolutely worth your time if you are in the area and looking for great atmosphere, reasonable prices, and fantastic service.

Food amazing Service friendly but they did get our coffee…read moreorder mixed up We sat outside on a perfect day Bagels next door amazing too

Came for lunch and it was busy, with a small bit of a wait for food. Worth it, though! The turkey…read morereuben was delicious and the bulgogi bowl was reaalllyy good. Came with a spicy sauce that was great as well. Cute small cafe vibes and got pretty lively.

I've recently started working in the area and they are supper close thus I decided to try them out…read more I was very excited when I saw it was Korean owned however their K-food section is only two items; Bulgogi Dupbap & the Bulgogi Sub. The rest of the menu is American stuff. I've as of now tried both of these and very content with the taste and filling of these two, the price is reasonable per the portion and yummyness($12.49) plus tax about $13.25. The only thing I would change a bit is making sure that the juice from the bulgogi doesn't soak the bread too much cuz then it's mushy. I like a crunchy texture to my subs, but the may be just my preference. Both the son and the mom are super nice, if you become a regular it's very nice to have people know what you want right away. The atmosphere is very warm and friendly. I hope that they can incorporate more korean food to their menu, at least 2 more that have a different protein so we have a bit more variety. Though I understand why the options for kfood are limited given the area's population. Things to keep in mind: - When you order let them know if you want it to go or to eat there. Nobody can read minds, but they will do their best to ask you prior to packaging to confirm. - It can get busy so sometimes transaction may take longer because people are multitasking. - - - Don't rip out the receipt, you might be taking the wrong copy. Wait for the cashier to hand it to you or simply ask. -If you have questions about a product, ask them and don't assume. Yes. There is a big menu and pamphlets available and they provide brief item description but if that's not clear, just ask. They also have prepackaged salads, fruit and a few sweet treats, along with MissVickies chips, and bottle drinks. It's a cafe so the basics. Overall, really nice experience. Tots recommended :3

What a hidden gem! The bellhop at our hotel recommended this diner and it did not disappoint from…read morethe service to the food. The service was impeccable. It was so good that my dad and I repeatedly visited every morning while in Baltimore. The waitress was soo friendly and kind. The first day we just did take out to get a sandwich and coffee. She filled up my dad's coffee mug for $1 which was super nice. She also explained the menu and was very accommodating. The food was great as well. We ordered a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich and a bacon and onion sandwich. Both were made to perfection and fast. They made sure our order was brought to us in a swift manor. The coffee was delicious as well. Really strong but it was great to start the morning. The ambiance was nice. They had great signage outside for take out and for the sit in dining experience. Once you walk in you will feel at home and comfy. They also offer outside seating in front of the diner which is nice on a nice day. We sat outside on our last day and the owner came and set up the umbrella and ensured we did not anything else. It was a great experience. If you are in downtown Baltimore I suggest you check it out! Cheers!

We had an absolute 10/10 experience here! The service was incredibly fast, the servers were…read moregenuinely friendly, and the prices are unbeatable for the quality. This is typical diner environment without the yucky "just ate at a diner" smell. They are remarkably welcoming to families.. our son ordered the Mickey Mouse pancakes and immediately gave them an "A+!"

Stopped in for a cup, left with two bags of beans. Smooth,…read morebalanced coffee with rich crema and zero bitterness. The latte was perfectly textured allowing the coffee to shine. Friendly service, easy crowd, thoughtful coffee. At Lexington Market--Sunday or anytime--don't miss this. Baltimore done right.

Good if expensive pourover in the Lexington Market…read more The Lexington market itself is very cool with a variety of produce, bakeries, food stands and more.

Great little place close to the University of Maryland Medical Center. Look for the rec awning for…read moresome really good food, quick friendly service, and reasonably priced menu. I almost always order the gyro, which is always hot with lots of meat and tzatziki. Hard to go wrong with anything. Great breakfast items too.

Stopped by to grab breakfast before starting my day.. Inordered a sausage omelette that came with…read morehome fries & toast.. The food was delicious.. Home fries perfectly cooked, omelette I added peppers onions & cheese.. Great taste with everything.. Restaurant was clean & not a lot of people dinning in.. Service was great.. The host greeted me as soon as I walked in.. I do recommend if you're in the area & looking for a nice breakfast

Omg flavor explosion! I could cry the food is so amazing and comforting! Also big shout out to…read moreMolly she's the sweetest very attentive and outgoing having her as our server enhanced our experience tenfold !

A little late to the party, but we finally made it to Miss Shirley's this past Monday after hearing…read moregood things about it for years. We started things off with the appetizers, and the Hot Honey Fried Chicken Deviled Eggs were absolutely phenomenal. Easily one of the best things we ordered. They were so good that I honestly could've eaten an entire order by myself and been perfectly happy. We also tried the house-made cornbread. Their version was a little different from what I'm used to and almost gave me French toast stick vibes. The consistency was good and it definitely wasn't bad, just a different take on cornbread than I expected. Between the two appetizers, though, I'm choosing those deviled eggs every single time. For my meal, I ordered three scrambled eggs with cheese, Cranberry Maple Turkey Sausage, shredded hash browns, an everything biscuit with cream cheese, and pancakes. Everything was good, but those pancakes were easily the star of the meal. Honestly, some of the best pancakes I've ever had. Perfect consistency, fluffy in the middle with slightly crispy edges, and flavorful enough that you really didn't need much syrup. The eggs were solid -- simple scrambled eggs with cheese done right. The Cranberry Maple Turkey Sausage was really, really good as well. I'm personally not a huge fan of shredded hash browns because I prefer home fries or diced breakfast potatoes, but that's more of a texture preference than anything being wrong with them. I'm also not much of a bagel person, so I wasn't sure how I'd feel about the everything biscuit, but surprisingly, I really enjoyed it. My lady ordered the brisket skillet, which had brisket, scrambled eggs, shredded potatoes, peppers, and everything mixed together. Very flavorful, and the portion was definitely generous. For drinks, she had the Pineapple Coconut Colada, which was good and definitely had a heavy pour that day. I had Shirley's Crush. I'm already a big fan of orange crushes, and theirs was really good -- flavorful, refreshing, and they definitely weren't stingy with the alcohol. Our waitress, Melissa, was amazing. Very attentive, helpful, friendly, and she took great care of us throughout the entire meal. Great service can really add to an experience, and she definitely did that for us. I honestly don't have any real complaints about Miss Shirley's. The food was good, the service was excellent, portions were generous, and there were so many other things on the menu that caught my attention. I already know I'll be going back so I can start scratching some more items off the list. The only downside worth mentioning is parking, but that's pretty normal for a city location. There's a parking garage directly across the street, which is extremely convenient, but we paid around $24 for maybe an hour and a half to two hours. A little pricey for that amount of time, but I guess you're paying for the convenience of being literally across the street. Overall, my first experience was a solid 5 out of 5. I can only speak for my visit, but the food, drinks, service, and overall experience were all on point. Definitely recommend, and I'll definitely be back.

A group of girlfriends and I came in for the second time after a long day of conferences with our…read moresorority and enjoyed our table position that was tucked away from the crowds. Music was good in the background. Our server, Andrew was fantastic!!! He was attentive, knowledgeable about the menu and polite. We would come back just because of his service. We enjoyed our crab cake sliders, sweet potato fries, The Yard Tacos Al Pastor and our lattes. Several of us ordered wings to go bc we weren't sure what would be open after our last set of events tonight. A couple of things arrived not as hot as we would have liked and were exchanged immediately for an improved version, nice and hot! Prices were extremely reasonable compared to neighboring restaurants whose food wasn't as good. Thank you!

While I n town for a conference I walked to The Yard from my hotel across the street. Nice waitress…read moreand service was fairly quick. Ordered the grilled pork chop and mashed potatoes. Chop was juicy and had great flavor. Red cabbage & Apple slaw was a nice surprise. As far as hotel restaurants go, it was nice and convenient.

This is our favorite breakfast spot in Baltimore!…read more Seating is limited, so if you go at a busy (weekend morning) time you will wait. Gently open the door, walk to the front counter, add your name to the list. We usually go at an off-time (mid-morning during the week) and we often get right in. The staff is always friendly and helpful and the coffee is delicious. My husband likes their sweet options (his favorite is the Shut the Fluff Up French Toast) and I like the savory (Animal Style Hash is my go-to) and then we trade a few bites. I love the funky art work, and they always offer a cup of coffee to go.

Cute spot! Stopped…read morehere before hitting the road & snagged the last small table up against the front window. Service was fast, wishhhh I had room for more food at the time due to the types of options available. Biscuits & Gravy were satisfactory! Biscuits looked to be from scratch, and the sausage gravy wasn't bad. Huge portion, picture doesn't do it justice. Had a slice of pineapple and some blueberries which I wasn't expecting, but nice surprise! Bit noisy & cramped but it was a Monday morning!

My wife ordered the 4 pieces chicken tenders and red velvet waffle for her lunch in Lexington…read moreMarket. Everything was cooked on ordering, so it took a little while. I tried a piece of the chicken tender and a couple of bites of the waffle. I really liked the taste. The chicken tenders was seasoned well and not too greasy. The waffle was puffy and not too sweet. The red velvet flavor was there. My wife also liked the meal very much. The cost was a around $21, which was not bad. My wife said the employees were very friendly.

Located in the historic Lexington market, Connie's did not disappoint and I ate every bite of my…read moremeal. They do offer limited bar seating. The customer service was great and the cashier shared his favorite items as it was my first time. I ordered the chicken tenders (2) and red velvet waffle. It took about 10 minutes and it was worth the wait. The chicken is the star and was seasoned to perfection. The waffle had a classic but not overly sweet red velvet taste. It was nice and fluffy. I will be back.