I got an espresso and a pour-over…read more The espresso was their house blend and very well executed. Seemed like a medium-dark roast with a creamy full body and smooth texture. I got milk chocolate sweetness, mild acidity, some citrus/fruit notes, and a little spice as well. The flavor got more complex as I worked through the cup. Balanced shot overall with good texture and distinct tasting notes. 5 / 5. The pour over was also solid. Full bodied, fruity and floral notes. 4/5.

For the longest time I thought I'd never been to OneDo until recently when I stopped in and…read moreeverything felt a bit familiar. I realized I actually have been here before but it's been years since my last visit! The inside is your typical quaint, converted row-home with some limited seating. There was only one barista working this day but she was doing her best to take orders and make drinks in a timely fashion. By the time we arrived in the late afternoon, they seemed to be out of some specialty items like the blueberry cold foam (which I heard a few people ask for). I opted for an iced oat milk latte with caramel and really enjoyed it. The flavor was so good I actually questioned whether it was really oat milk, but it was just that good! Street parking can be hit or miss in this area but we got lucky. Super grateful to see their hours are a little more expanded compared to other coffee shops in the area that close early.

This is a great coffee shop with a respectable number of coffee roast choices. I ordered the…read morechopped Bagel on jalapeno and a peaberry pourover. Both were great. It's a little confusing and not well marked, but you will enter and walk to the left to order. There is a menu on the wall. The staff was nice and my food came out pretty promptly. They sell some coffee brewing supplies like Chemex filters, some merch like shirts. The shop itself is pretty spacious with cement floors and tables and some high top tables. Pretty typical coffee shop look and feel. There aren't a lot of outlets available for the high tops, but I'm not sure about the tables on the edges of the space. Most of the customers seem to come in for a cup and roll out. There are a lot of office buildings here, so that makes sense. They have free password protected wifi and it's decent. There's even a motion activated air freshener in the bathroom! I'd come back here. Their coffee and food are worth it.

How does a coffee shop not know how to make coffee. Burn hot coffee and terrible lattes- entire cup…read moreof ice and glass of milk for $9 -do not recommend

What a lovely spot! I overheard these girls in my workout class talk about coffee here and I…read moredecided to check it out. The coffee was made very quickly and it was good! The price is also cheaper by a few dollars compared to other cafes in the area. The place is very cute with some seating as well. If you're on the move you can order for pick up as well! As for parking, it's fells so the limited free spots are limited, but not impossible. Otherwise walking here is great too.

This is a pretty affordable coffee shop with a lot of different options of drinks, sandwiches, and…read morepastries. The service was good and the wait time was average for a coffee shop. The inside is pretty spacious and is a lot bigger than what it looks like from the outside. They even have an outdoor patio in the back.

Best coffee beans and cuppa in Charm City! If one can guess…read moreright on the question of the day, you get a free cup of coffee.

Barista greeted me as I walked in, they were patient as I figured out what I'd try. I enjoyed the…read morecold brew I had, but I cant remember what it was, whoopsy. I would have their coffee again, but I didnt feel inclined to sit and hang out there, I didnt find it to be the cleanest space.

Matriarch Coffee lived up to every bit of the hype -- and then some…read more I'd been hearing about Matriarch Coffee for a while from friends near me in the DMV, and I finally made the drive up to Baltimore to see what all the hype was about. Short answer: absolutely worth it!Long answer: I'm already thinking about my next excuse to come back. Walking in, the space immediately delivers. The aesthetic is awesome-- the kind of intentional, beautifully designed interior that feels warm and curated rather than staged. It's trendy without being cold, and the Inner Harbor location makes it that much more special. I know there is a huge renovation planned "down the harbor" , this Matriarch is ALREADY READY! You get all the energy of the waterfront with a cozy, tucked-in feel once you're inside. Now, the coffee. I got a latte that was genuinely one of the better cups I've had in a long time -- smooth, rich, perfectly pulled. I also had a Chai and paired it with a cherry & cheese danish that was fresh and delicious, the ideal complement to the drink. I asked for it heated and it was hot all the way through. Hate it when I get it and it is cold in the middle...the barista understood the assignment and got us right! Everything felt thoughtful, like someone in that kitchen actually cares about what they're putting out -- because they do. Speaking of which -- I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, and it all made sense. Warm, passionate, and clearly proud of what they've built. Shirts, cups, napkins, and merch that says "I love my Matriarch" is a reminder of the "Why" behind this spot I think. That kind of energy flows through the entire space and staff. You feel it the moment you walk in. The Matriarch isn't just a coffee shop. It's a destination. If you're in Baltimore, this is a must. If you're outside the city -- make the drive. Trust me. See you soon, Matriarch!

Second time in, this time I ordered. Neat space for a coffee shop, overlooking the harbor. The…read moreservice, though not prompt, was good. We were able to ask a few questions about menu items. We had the matcha latte, and a menu special: solar eclipse which was chai with expresso macadamia nut milk and lavender syrup. Matcha was good flavor and quality. The drink special I pass, I gave it a fair try but it didn't taste good- there was a very acidic taste at the end. My first time in was after calling to see if they had gift cards, went without an answer . So I went there and nope. Waisted my time going there.

Absolutely love this place! Their seasonal menu is incredible and I've been LOVING the "Pie in the…read moreSky." Their breakfast and lunch options are good too so it's a great place to go catch up with a friend or go get some work-from-home things done.

I'm new to the area so I was looking for a coffee shop (non chain)…read more The place was real cute and modern. It was pretty busy and active on a Sunday morning. I ordered a cinnamon vanilla latte hot with their specialty espresso! It was good and worth the extra charge.

Finally got a chance to stop in this past Sunday with two friends after our gym session at…read moreCapacity. Glad I did, this place is a really nice coffee shop. It is cute and quaint, not too big. They also have outdoor seating as well for the warmer months. Parking is a little spotty since it is situated on Key Highway. Since it was my first time, the staff was really helpful and suggested the banana bread latte which was so good. I got it hot since it was a little windy out this past Sunday and I ordered a chocolate croissant to go for later. I will definitely return the next time I am over by the Key Highway section of the city, the weather is about to break, so I really like to take my walks by the harbor

This is a cute coffee shop with ample seating in the upstairs area. Free WiFi so it's easy to do…read morework here! Unfortunately, I did not like my banana w latte. I don't expect every place to have ceremonial grade or to even whisk by hand every time, but this one I got was quite clearly premade way in advance. The color being so dull is a clue. The banana flavor sounded interesting, but it tasted overly synthetic. I'd be open to coming back to try coffee though, which I'm sure they're more known for. Baristas here are friendly and gave some recommendations. Parking is street parking outside or in the neighborhoods.