We're looking for the quirkiest dive bars and restaurants possible when we vacation, and Papermoon Diner might be the biggest winner so far! Having read the reviews, we knew seating would be limited and intentionally avoided the Sunday brunch crowd. We arrived around 2:30 pm and were surprised to find the diner in a residential neighborhood. On the plus side, there was plenty of on-street parking! The exterior is as wacky as the interior, and we knew we'd arrived even before knowing we'd arrived. It's part nostalgia, part creepy, all quirk. Genuinely: sensory overload. Although there are only about ten tables in the restaurant, there were several open when we arrived, so there was no wait! Contrary to the opinions of other reviewers, we found the wait staff very friendly and helpful. Btw, you don't have a dedicated waiter; they share tables and tips and any waiter is happy to help. The menu is extensive. So extensive, in fact, that we weren't ready the first *three* times the waiter came by (partially distracted, I'm sure). Hubby had the your-way Omelet and an espresso milkshake. Wifey had the black-eyed (vegetarian) quesadilla and a captain crunch milkshake. It was a LOT of food, and it was quite good, but I'll admit we both left there feeling kind of gross. Over indulgence, I'm sure. For such an independent and free spirited restaurant, I was surprised at the number of rules they had (a full page! See the photos), but hey: it's their venue; they can do as they please, I suppose. Out-of-towners or people looking for a break from the monotony of chain restaurants should definitely give this venue a shot! read more

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This was my first and last time there. I had Sauage Gravy & Brioche. The gravy was very thick (too much flour), and it had zero sausage(s) in it. I mean zero - nothing. The staff seemed to be very nice. read more

Papermoon Diner - Diners Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

BALTIMORE, MD: We dropped in after seeing epic numbers of Google reviews (sorry Yelp, I was driving), and had a wonderful lunch. The place is an artistic dreamscape; unbelievable amounts of kitsch everywhere. You have to see it; like all the old toys from Toy Story came alive and made themselves into an arrangement before going back to sleep. We had two items: Monte Cristo Sandwich: (5 stars): Top 10 sandwiches I've ever had. Would eat it again tomorrow. Savory smoked ham and Turkey between two thick slices of French toast covered in maple syrup! EPIC Cheese Steak: (3 stars) it was fine. Service was outstanding. read more

This place is apparently a Baltimore staple which I had no idea of it's existence until this past weekend. And I can see why. When arriving to the place, there is no reason why you wouldn't even want to stop in just to check out all the knick knacks on the yard, doorways, walls, ceilings & even the bathrooms. It's an incredible mix of childhood toys meshed together into fascinating eye-gasm. The photos definitely do not speak for itself, you have to come in person to experience it all. Not to mention the food is off the chart. I ordered the custard blueberry French toasts and my bf ordered the shrimp & grits & both were so incredibly tasty & rich in flavors. I definitely want to come back just to try more of the dishes on the menu. Highly recommend this place! read more

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My fiancé loves this place. However, I didn't enjoy the food. I had a Philly cheese steak. The meat was abundant but it was not well seasoned, there was no sauce and barely any cheese. The beef patty melt was ok and the turkey version of the patty melt ended up being the most flavored food item our party had. For the price point, I think the Philly cheesesteak should have come with fries. Nevertheless, the fries are delicious. I guess it's cool if you like the artistic back drop but the food is not on par with similar places. I can't speak to the breakfast dishes but the lunch items are not worth the time nor, the money. We did, however, receive great service and was able to get seated immediately. The 3 starts is for the good service only. read more

Papermoon Diner - Toys and trinkets serve as the primary decor - Diners Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Super cool ambiance and good food too. This place is very quirky and a work of art all by itself. There are so many decorations it's almost too much to take in. One could spend an hour just looking at everything here, even the toilets are decked out. The food was good too, nothing extraordinary but very large portions and tasty enough. Come here for the experience though, this place is definitely a hidden gem! read more

Once upon a time, in a land far far away, there lived this little eatery in the hamlet of Charles Village (well sort of ...), now 'Remington', that used to be the ultimate destination of escape... especially after a night of partying back in the halcyon days of the early 90s. Wow, the fact that I can refer to the 90s and the 'good ole days is CRAZY'!!! Papermoon was the place you wanted to go to help keep the party going. They stayed open practically 24/7 (taking a few hours in the wee morning to close off sections, to clean... then re-open). It worked like a fine oiled machine. The owners were very cool. The male owner, at the time, reminded me of David Byrne (Talking Heads) which I told him all the time. He's always amuse me w/ a chuckle... The other owner was a no-nonsense woman that was actually very nice but all about business. The initial draw to PMD is the highly kitch/ eclectic exterior. It sticks out like a sore thumb... but in the most utterly FABULOUS WAY!!! Lights are everywhere and the most creative pieces adorn the outside. There are mannequins, bathtubs, bathroom sinks, shovels, pails, washboards, etc. out there, which sounds like a junkyard. HOWEVER, being the artisans they are, they have taken these ordinary every day pieces and have transformed them into the most interesting pieces. Things that would normally be thrown discarded (i.e. - old forks, spoons, twine, bike reflectors, washers, marbles, broken glass...) were redrafted into dresses, catsuits, hats, lined tubs and decorated walls. It's actually mind blowing, the creativity oozing from this place. Upon entering, it's like the 'Mad Hatter' and the 'Red Queen' from Alice I'm Wonderland met with 'Jefferson Starship' (60's / 70s version), bumped into the 'B-52s' and had lunch with 'Emilio Pucci', 'Elio Fiorucci', 'Andy Warhol' and 'Salvador Dali'... and they all decided to make a place to eat. It was soooooo much fun then & now. There are dolls, pictures, action figures, sleds, sleighs, chairs, pill boxes, sewing equipment, doll houses, Pez dispensers, and assorted array of nostalgic pieces affixed to the ceilings, walls and in cases. It's GENIUS!!! To compliment matters, the staff was just as eclectic as the awe striking interior & exterior. The personalities ranged from highly outgoing & entertaining to subdued and quite maudlin. But it all worked in perfect harmony. Everyone got along and then there were the line cooks. OMG! These MASTERS OF THE GRILL would turn out good plates that were NOTHING short of phenomenal! While Papermoon was certainly a diner, the food they put out could really have been served in fine dining establishments. One of my faves was 'David's Favorite Sandwich / Omlette'. The Sandwich had a massive piece of grilled / seared salmon on a ciabatta roll w/ onions, pesto, spinach, Swiss cheese (I believe) and maybe tomato. That sandwich was EVERYYYYTHING, u hear me?!?! The omelette version was a huge chunk of prepared salmon, cream cheese, onions, capers, cheese and spinach, I believe. BOTH were absolute BANGERS!!! Unfortunately, both have been removed but plenty of delicious offerings are still there. The only reason PMD didn't get the 5 stars it deserves is solely bc when ownership changed, the atmosphere changed. It became a business and not a fun spot anymore. The staff has higher turnover and they actually established hours of operation. You used to be able to go at 3:30 am and it was PACKED to the rafters w/ a 1/2 hr to hour wait. And it was sooo worth it. Now, they close at normal hours and it's just not as fun. Still a great place to eat but the heart is gone. Still, it's definitely worth checking out. As a matter of fact, I took my parents here when I was in college in the 90s. When they come to town now, they still always ask, 'Hey, can we go to that artsy place w/ all the cool stuff on the walls to eat, at some point'?!? And we always do. LOL read more

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The atmosphere is...eclectic. Service isn't fast, but that's okay when you're sitting down with friends to catch up. The fries were nice and hot and crispy just like you want. Everything on the burger was very good, except that the patty itself was in desperate need of salt. read more

Papermoon Diner is officially in my "Everytime I go to Baltimore" file. We went a little after noon and it was jumping but we were able to be seated at the "bar" area right away. I'm usually not a fan of bar seating when I'm in for a meal and not a drink but I heard the place was good so I went for it. After a while, I didn't mind the backless stool. Why not? Because my food was freshly cooked and out to me in a matter of minutes. The BBQ Shrimp Quesadilla filled up my plate and it was full of flavor and texture. The guy who sat down next to me just went ahead and ordered it based on how thoroughly satisfied I was with it. We also ordered a side of potato cakes, which were delicious. Even though they were busy, we were not rushed and allowed to sit and enjoy our meal and the very cool atmosphere. With old school toys lining the walls, there's always something to look at. read more

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Second time here and the food is just as good as the first time I came. Virginia should have a little gem like this place. Looking at the walls is so exciting because it reminds me of being in the upside down house. If you haven't tried this little gem, give it a chance they will not disappoint. read more

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I ride by here all the time and and have only eaten here twice. I can't remember what I had the first time but I'm obsessed with shrimp and grits. This place made a list of the best shrimp & grits in the city so I had to come check it out. I got it to go but it was empty enough to eat inside. I'm not a fan of super close seating. Customer service was great! It was more "soupy" than I'm used to but I still loved it! Had a nice spice to it and the portion size filled me up. I'd definitely get it again or try other dishes. read more

Papermoon Diner - Shrimp & Grits with Tasso-Ham Sauce - Diners Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Food isn't bad and but the hours are what's bad . Used to come to this place late after shows . Wish they stayed open a little later like they used too . read more

Delicious breakfasts in a unique ambiance. The food is just as fun as the decor! Our favorite place for breakfast when we're in town!

I finally made it to Papermoon Diner for breakfast when we had some visitors in town last weekend! A lot of people had recommended it or asked if I'd been - and I don't know why I waited so long. It's quirky, kitschy, and fun. But the food is good!!! I had the "3 Eggs" (3 eggs however you like, home fries or spring mix salad, and toast), chose the salad and added breakfast sausage. It was classic but well cooked. I enjoyed it! I also like the drip coffee and had it refilled several times! Their menu is interesting, and two of our party tried their bacon and cheddar pancakes - which I tried and YUM. They have something for everyone for breakfast (tofu scramble for vegans, avocado toast for a basic breakfast, omelets, shrimp and grits, pigs in a blanket, egg sandwiches...)! The service was good, the food was good, and the place itself is a fun experience! It's worth checking out if you haven't been yet either! read more

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A fun quirky place that we wanted to show my parents. They had later dinner reservations so we just got milkshakes and a dish to share. The server got weird from there and charged us a shared plate fee then never came back to the table. We offered to purchase something else and he said it wouldn't matter because we were sharing an entree (at a diner). It threw off the vibe for the rest of the time. The rest of the staff was very pleasant and the food was tasty. read more

Cool spot, feels like a diner flipped into the Rick and morty universe -- I loved the toys and candy/doll art decor. I had the monte egg sandwich and it was so delicious! French toast sandwich with oozing cheese and egg and duck bacon, which tasted different in a good way I can't exactly describe. My friend also had the Kaptain Krunch milk shake which was BOMB. read more

My daughter is a freshman at a local college, so i decided to explore the local favorites. The decorations opened a dialog that exposed the obvious generational gap, and the food was good. My daughter opted for the shrimp and grits with which she was happy to take home for leftovers. I had some play on french toast that was satisfying. read more

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Normally I have no complaints about papermoon, because I love coming here and the food is great. But this time, the service was questionable. My boyfriend and I came in and were seated per usual and we got our drinks. One of the waitresses took our order and we got 2 burgers. She didn't write our order down, nor asked how we wanted our burgers cooked, but we didn't mind at first. We waited 40+ minutes for our food to never come out. People that came in AFTER us received their food on time before us and were already paying for their checks. At this point I was starting to question if our waitress ever put in our order. My boyfriend even called her over and asked how much longer it would be, she said only a couple more minutes. So we waited.. and waited. It was moderately busy, which I understand. It's a Sunday afternoon. But waiting 40+ minutes for 2 burgers seemed out of hand. Eventually another server came to our table and asked if our order was taken yet. lol. I told him what the situation was and he told us he can make the food for us real quick. He was honestly more accommodating than our waitress. Honestly, there was no point in waiting even longer, so my boyfriend and I left. I'm really disappointed because I have never had this experience every time I've dined at Papermoon. I hope this doesn't happen again. read more

As a NOLA native, it feels like this place was plucked out of a street in New Orleans and then dropped here in Baltimore. Just the "wacky" decor of this place alone is enough to keep you entertained for a few hours. The food was amazing as well. This is definitely a gem of Baltimore City. Everything we had was delicious and we had A LOT of different items on the menu. I definitely will be back to try out more items. We got unlucky with the waiter, as she was very... dead on the inside (and out) with zero personality. I got the vibe that she didn't really want to be there and it kinda put a damper on what was an otherwise amazing experience. But I'm willing to write that off as just a bad day kinda of situation. All of the other staff seemed very friendly and cut out for the job. This is one of the few places to definitely come if you're in the area. I can see why this has become a staple in the city. It definitely deserves the reputation. read more

Came here on a rainy Saturday morning and surprisingly it wasn't busy at all! We were able to walk right in and get a table for two! Woah! Almost never happens! Shortly after we sat down we were greeted and our drink and food orders were taken. The food didn't take to long to come out. I got the spring egg, it's my go too for this restaurant, I really like the potato pancake and the spinach to cut the richness of the sauce. There's always so much to look at on the inside and outside, I think they may have even changed some things around, always fun to look at the old toys! read more

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Papermoon Diner is like waking into Pee-Wee's playhouse and getting to get your feast on. My friends and I came a long way to enjoy this spot. After a long four hour drive we arrived and it was just as kitschy as I was hoping. The outside is lined in bright paint and fun yard sculptures. Walking in is the best collection of pez dispensers. The further you walk in the more your eyes start to drift in all directions. Is that a display of doll heads? Do my eyes deceive me or is that a cat statue in the fridge? The menu here is huge. Since we already had breakfast I was down for some lunch. Tons of veggie options which made me smile. The menu felt like it kept going. So many options and so little time! I finally decided on a The Hella Portabella sandwich with fries. The sandwich was huge for me and the cheese and portabella were plenty! I could not have been happier. It was also enjoyable hearing all friends told real life ghost stories and sleep walking stories. This also freaked me out. And for the record it seems to be ghost free here. The service was really something. They kept checking in on us. You pay for your bill at the register. And there's no booze here that I saw. This is more of a family spot. So if you're craving any hair of the dog like a Bloody Mary then you will have to look elsewhere. A Baltimore staple for getting your grub on! read more

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Ive been going here for years. It's definitely change and that's fine. However, the service, we asked a few times for an item to our order . The waitress acknowledged us and the missing item but never came back to give us our food. She in fact came by to hand us the check, never brining us out our whole order. Ive never had that at any restaurant. It was like she was telling us to leave . I dont typically dont give bad reviews on yelp, I dont like to do that to businesses. But this one really let me down. read more

I'm surprised this place doesn't have a higher average review, honestly! I got the spring egg and it was delicious. Obviously the decor is fantastic. I will always make time on trips for a kitschy bar or restaurant and this place is one of my favorites I've been to as far as ambiance. I only had one person seat me and serve and they were great. Only did four stars just because things were pretty pricy and the home fries were quite meh. Otherwise everything was great! read more

Went back for a second time, and the service and food was so much better! We got a reservation for 1pm. That made things easier! Service: Service was on point, while still very busy. We had multiple people taking care of us, taking orders, and checking in on us. We were sat at the first table by the bar which had no other people around us or tables, which worked out great because we didn't want to be too close to people. Kitchen staff hand delivered our shakes and our food, so that was cool and we got to thank them personally. Food: I got a milkshake this time and oh boy... I'm so glad I did! I got the Peanut Butter Milkshake and it was to die for!!! And this time I ordered actual breakfast/diner food, the Avocado toast with eggs and a classic order of mozzarella sticks. Both were fabulous and delicious. My boyfriend ordered the Pigs in a Blanket. We pretty much cleared our plates, no complaints here! Overall, I'd like to come back sometime. It's always very busy, but it's such a neat artsy diner and a fun place to take cute pictures! read more

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Wanted to do my birthday here so I called in advance asking about reservations. Whoever I spoke with said they didn't do reservations but if I came early I could snag some tables for my group of 12. I went early and as soon as I asked the hostess, Shannon, she said she would not be able to give me tables until my entire party arrived. So there was definitely miscommunication in their end. As my guests entered throughout that morning at different times, Shannon was able to snag us tables near each other, which I thought was accommodating. We eventually were all seated in the garden patio area. It just took some time for us to be able to sit down and eat. Correction, it took not some but a very long time. The section we were seated in, the server was not helpful whatsoever. I'm not sure if it was because it was a large party, but he refused to take our order or even bring out water, which was very rude. Luckily, another server, Fred, who was passing by was kind enough to take our orders and was consistently checking up on us. For food and drinks, I remember there was an option where we were able to pick something that came with two sides, so me and my partner ended up getting the chicken tenders that came with sweet potato fries and mozzarella sticks -- it was all typical diner food that tasted meh. We also ordered the pigs in a blanket, which were not what I expected -- it was okay. But what really got my attention was the bacon milkshake. Fred recommended vanilla so I got that one and my partner got chocolate just so we can try them both. And let me just tell you the vanilla bacon milkshake was phenom! Fred for the win! I also tried my friend's shrimp and grits, and for someone who's not usually a fan of grits, this was actually pretty good in my opinion. I'm not sure if I was just starving for real food and overloaded with sweets, but I'd definitely go back to try the shrimp and grits with again. And lastly, the decor. It's fun and quirky and really just a museum of Knick knacks which I thought was pretty rad. Something else I did notice was that the stools were chained to the table outside. Which caught our attention when we were trying to snag chairs for our large group, making that impossible. Oh an last but not least, parking! For someone who doesn't live in Baltimore or frequent Baltimore very often, just wanted to pass along the parking situation: there was street parking here and there within the first few blocks in the vicinity. But I later noticed there's two entrances and that the second entrance has a parking lot for PaperMoon customers FYI read more

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View the photos and words like kitschy and unique will come to mind, and rightfully so. I don't think I've ever seen such a large Pez dispenser collection. And how mannequin parts become artistic collage surfaces...needs to be seen/experienced. It's festive, whether you want to giggle or roll your eyes. Conveniently located walking distance from the Museum of Art and the southern side of the Johns Hopkins Univ. campus, I wasn't surprised to see a mix of locals, a few well-heeled students (This isn't a bargain dining establishment.), families maybe visiting or just out with the kids for an early dinner. Think casual. No pretenses, as the décor immediately suggests. Team service is the norm, so as they even advise on the menu, expect 3-4 floor staff to be hosting your visit. If beverage refills are available, plan on informing the server what you're drinking. The menu bears a preview, as they've a seemingly broad offering of breakfast items, as well as salads, sandwiches, omelets (I was spell-checked out of "omelettes"?) and dinner entrees. $4.00 for a glass of tea was a bit of a sting, but what better on a humid summer afternoon? (Asking for a "half-and-half" tea initially generated confusion.) The Chicken Avocado Sandwich combines avocado with melted gruyere cheese, all the goodies held together in a slightly-crunchy grilled roll. Save ingredients sliding out (This isn't five-star dining, if you've not read other reviews yet.), not unlike an over-stacked burger, it merits devouring. Napkins encouraged. The Chicken Pesto Salad was thankfully tasty, due in large part to the side portion of pesto (a new taste experience for this visitor). Early on, bites of the grilled chicken were dipped in the basil pesto, but as more chopped lettuce was revealed, the pesto went in as flavorful dollops. The salad mixture was salad-in-a-bag, but I forgave that for the ample sliced chicken breast. A filling salad, made unique by the pesto sauce. Overall, a dining destination as much for what you might see in the artistic collection, a broad menu, casual atmosphere, and pleasant service from a friendly service team, even if they over-compensate with multiple staff asking at what stage are you in your service experience. Def. a good place for families, even if your/the next table's kids are noisy. read more

We were drawn to the place because it's really cool looking, offering an impressive collection of vintage items on every wall and ceiling. The menu is huge and the food is delicious. High quality eats and a unique flavor in every dish we ate. Unfortunately, the service is appalling. The host, an young angry man, seemed to almost be encouraging us to leave by giving us a 30 minute wait time even though the place was only at about 20% capacity. Every employee acted as if we were a bother by patronizing their place, there was a general attitude of pissy-ness from staff the whole time were were there. Waiter was not as pissy as he was somewhat aloof, we were not once asked if we were doing ok or if we wanted refills. I asked him for ketchup but he must have forgot. It's the little things that count. Lastly, he also brought us the wrong meal, took it back, and didn't even shout a courtesy "sorry". For a place he'll-bent On "social distancing", telling you which doors to enter and exit, and having a strict mask policy..you think they would be more cautious about handling the food.. To finish it off, I pull out cash to pay for the meal and tip generously like I always do...but now brought to you by communist USA, the waiter informed me it's CARD ONLY at paper moon. Get real! Anyway, hats off to the chef for cooking one of the best meals I've ever eaten...I told the waiter to let you know we loved it, he seemed pretty unenthusiastic about anything we had to say. All in all, we won't be back, unless paper moon decides to value their customer as much as they do government regulations. read more

Papermoon Diner - Diners Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

It's been a while since I stepped foot in Papermoon. I thought about my favorite shrimp and grits and knew I had to go back to see if it was still as good. My fiancée and her god son were craving pancakes and I wanted those shrimp and grits so I joined them. Papermoon has been around since I could remember. It's filled with Knick knacks. The walls are covered with art and mannequins. It's a very cool place to eat some diner food. Our server was pretty nice and super patient with the baby. They also got bonus points for having his Chocolate milk. The downside was the pancakes. He ate some but when I tasted them, they weren't that celebrate. There was no wow factor, they were just pancakes. My shrimp and grits were very good, just like I remembered them. I didn't do dessert but they had some in the case that looked pretty good. I have opted not To post since I didn't try any but it is available to you if you want dessert. I would go back and get my entree again. Maybe go for a quick lunch date. read more

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Rude and condescending service !! I hadn't been to paper moon in maybe 15 years and I couldn't remember why. I went in today for breakfast around 10am on a Friday there's maybe 5-6 people in the entire restaurant. I'm on my professional work clothes with a laptop back pad and I'm on the phone. I stand by the host stand and I'm greeted by a waiter with " I'll be with you in a minute " Not really a fan of greetings like that but I let it slide. He comes back says " What can I do for you? ". At this point I'm like hmmmm a little rude but some people aren't quite trained on appropriate greetings so again I let it slide . I let him know I need a table for 1 and he attempts to seat me at weird table that sits up very high and kind of skinny but the chairs low. This was going to be a working breakfast so I needed a table that was level. I asked him if I could be seated at another table. I asked I could sit at one of many empty 4 top tables. He said no those are 4 larger parties. He then take me to another 2 top table but this one was also small. So I'm informed him I needed to be at a table where I could use my laptop. He responded theres no where for you to plug in a laptop. I replied .. I didn't ask you for a plug and left . He did not seem like he wanted to be there or wanted to be of service. Not a place I will be visiting again EVER !! read more

Happy Accident!! This place is phenomenal and should be rated way higher than a menial 3.5 stars!! First of all the place itself is the MOST unique establishment we have ever been to...ever. The staff is as friendly as you would expect them to be in a place like this. The food was delicious I had the Breakfast Quesadilla. There is so much to look at...it was like eating in an antique toy museum! I don't think the smile left my face for an hour after leaving. read more

Today my friends and I went to papermoon for probably the 100 and some time - and we had a friend who came from out of town we didn't know would be here who surprised us by coming after we were seated. Before we knew it the hostes of Asian heritage and larger stature came storming in and snatched all our menus off our table and screamed at us GET UP AND GET OUT. She then shoood us out of the restaurant like flies. I was mortified. My party was mortified and we went somewhere else. We are staying our damnsest to try to come back in and dine in there at some point of the summer - but it's going to take a lot... I'm shocked - I'm angered. And believe me i am extraordinarily DISAPPOINTED. Even more disappointing is how the two gentlemen I reported this to was not surprised and that so many other customers have complained about this too. Come on guys... do better. Papermoon is an absolute staple to our community so when they treated us so poorly - We were mortified. Disgusting. read more

We absolutely love Papermoon Diner! Every time we come the service is great and our food is delicious. They have a rather large menu so I always try to get something new when I'm there! One of my favorite is the crabby Mac! It's made with truffle oil and is so delicious but at around $17 a bowl, it isn't something I always feel like paying for. I had a burger today with mushrooms, espresso bbq sauce and sharp cheddar cheese! It came with French fries and was served on a ciabatta roll. It was very delicious! My husband had a shrimp quesadilla which he usually sticks to. This place is great and all the decor is interesting to look at as well. Be cautious if visiting on a Sunday as it's almost impossible to get in. Also, they're closed on Tuesdays. I have most certainly forgotten that a few times and tried to get food. They also don't do takeout which sucks but this place will always be a favorite in our book! read more

Papermoon Diner - Burger with espresso bbq sauce, mushrooms and sharp cheddar. (Forgot the name) - Diners Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

The breakfast is not what it use to be!!! If you get scrambled eggs , the use liquid or powdered eggs and the bacon was microwaved!!! read more

Funky atmosphere and great, fresh food. It's an annual date for a Baltimore Museum trip. Service is always friendly and professional. Truly would not miss Papermoon. read more

For New Years, The Boys™ and I decided to spend the weekend in Baltimore. Our attention was drawn to the vibrant colors, and whacky decor outside of the Papermoon Diner almost immediately. Our curiosity got the best of us, and we just needed to know what this diner had to offer. The general color scheme and ornamentation of this restaurant is quite bizarre. It's something you must experience in person to fully understand. The staff was extraordinarily pleasant and helpful. They were just wanted us to enjoy our lunch to the highest caliber possible. I ordered the meatloaf sandwich (pictured below) and it was out of this world. The rich and juicy decedents of the hearty meatloaf on a fresh and chewy ciabatta was to die for. When paired with the fresh bite of the spring mix, along with the sweetness of the mango chutney, it's safe to say I was over the moon, (the "Paper" moon ) the whole meal. This is a MUST TRY in Baltimore and I can not wait to return to try some more delicious food from the large, vast menu. Amazing work from Papermoon Diner!! read more

Papermoon Diner - Me pointing to the Papermoon Diner - Diners Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

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The owner is extremely rude. Poor manners. Food is bad really bad don't waste your money or time .

It doesn't matter if you're a local or a tourist, this is a go to spot to check out. It's strange, nostalgic, and edgy decor will have your eyes busy. The staff is friendly and the service is fast. The food is delicious. I recommend the Monte breakfast sandwich but they have so much good stuff on their menu. read more

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What a fantastic spot! I was taken here for a Father's Day breakfast by my wife (we don't actually have a kid. Rather we have a dog who thinks she's a human). This diner has been walking distance from us for a while, so I was excited to check it out. I was excited to see that they had outdoor seating that gave us service almost immediately. The menu was rather expansive with lots of breakfast options. Kind of wish they had some cocktails as well- looking at their menu creativity, I would love to see what they can accomplish. I went with a chorizo omelet with avocado. Honestly- the big hit here was the potatoes that came with it. They were so perfectly seasoned, I could have made a whole meal out of it. As for the omelette, it was PACKED with meat, so every excited there. I kind of wish I had more of the veggies and avocado throughout the meal, but to each their own. Overall, fantastic spot and will definitely return! read more

Papermoon Diner - Sausage avocado havarti omelet - Diners Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Not something you see everyday that's for sure. Very eclectic but inviting and friendly. Space is very tight inside and it was packed. You can enjoy breakfast or lunch and dinner items. Parking is located across the street. Restroom was nice and clean. read more

I have eaten here in years past several times and loved the food. Today I ordered the sausage gravy meal and a blueberry pancake. Gravy had an odd taste, maybe too much nutmeg or something but was less than average taste and almost no sausage. Pancake came out raw in the middle and had 3 blueberries. Friend ordered basil, mozzarella omelet and it had no basil in it. She ordered multigrain toast and got rye. Host was rude when I came to front to pay after waiting and no server came to table. And cost was $50. So sad to see service and food quality decline. read more