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Spoons Cafe

4.1 (666 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Good for groups

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2-2-2 with French toast
Lulu T.

We wanted brunch at a new spot, so we decided to check out Spoons, it had been on my list. Its a small space, so we had to be placed on a waitlist, which was not a problem. The restaurant had soft lighting, you hear conversations. We both ordred the 2-2-2, I got the french toast and he got the pancakes. The customer service was ok, it could have been better. Our waitress didn't introduce herself to us, which is something that I am used to at all the places I have been to. The food was also ok, nothing really stood out. We may go and try other items on the menu.

Thomas S.

Our party of three dropped in for Sunday Brunch. This popular spot had a waiting list. It was a 40 minutes wait, not too bad. We ordered ham Benedict with potatoes, fried chicken & pimento cheese biscuit, Cinnamon roll pancakes,and everything biscuit with bacon, fried chicken, fried egg, and sausage gravy. Foods came out fast. Everything were cooked to perfection. Everything tasted delicious. But the stand out dish was the cinnamon roll pancake with maple coffee glaze. Tablet service was friendly and attentive. Prices were fair for such high quality foods. Parking on the street only. We will definitely return with our next trip to Baltimore.

Best Fried Oysters on Grits with mushroom bacon flavors. Yum!
Matt L.

Fantastic brunch. Came on Sunday to celebrate our 25 yr old. Apple Cider Mimosa in a carafe, yum for a Fall day. Pistachio white chocolate latte, so creamy and luscious. And OMG Fried Oysters on grits with a mushroom/bacon sauce something. They were fried to perfection and everything was so great. We sat upstairs where there was lots of space and admired the amazing art work on the walls. Our server was very helpful and help us with some recommendations. Will be back.

Nita T.

Spoons is cute, quaint, delicious and the staff are friendly and quick. It's got all the best breakfast staples like 2 eggs, 2 slices of whatever breakfast meat you want and 2 pancakes to omelettes and sandwiches and Benedicts. We got a few items to try and the bacon was crispy, and the pancakes are fluffy, and my veggie Benedict was very standard and very good. I liked how the fruit was cut up nice and small and came with a variety. The best item is the biscuit which came out warm and fluffy and tasted so yummy with the butter packets. My orange juice tasted freshly squeezed and overall it was an excellent breakfast!

Biscuit Breakfast Sandwich
Jess L.

Average food, bad service. Came on a Sunday morning for brunch. There was a 30 min wait, which is no problem. Once we arrived and were seated, it took a very long time for a waitress to greet us. Turns out that same waitress was bussing the table next to us while we sat... waiting for a water or a coffee. Seems the bussing of an empty table could've waited 2 minutes to serve the table that was present... Coffee is bottomless but the waitress never came around to refill it, I had to ask. I ordered a biscuit sandwich and my friend got a Benedict, which comes with a side. Somehow the waitress got confused and brought us an extra side, as a mistake, so she took it back but she then forgot to take off the bill... My biscuit was cold - see pic for unmelted cheese... I would've asked for a new one but again, the waitress never came back to ask how it was. Despite being cold, it was tasty. They were also out of chia pudding, fine but just icing on the cake for an already pretty bad experience. Overall, for the wait time, this just wasn't worth it. Seemingly untrained staff and cold food, not sure what I'd return for.

Hagerstown
Candy M.

I haven't been to Spoons in a couple of years and I ventured out for brunch on this past Sunday. This time I did the Hangtown dish (fried oysters over soft cheese/bacon eggs with a side of grits) and Cinnamon Pancakes. I ordered the mushroom bacon gravy to pour over the eggs and grits. They cinnamon roll pancakes are always a hit! They really do know how to prepare frier oysters, lord they never miss! Good for a brunch date! The service was fast and attentive! I love the staff they were amazing. This was a whole vibe!

Honey cinnamon oat milk latte
Casper C.

Spoons is a solid brunch spot in Fed Hill! It is located in Fed Hill next to Cross Street Market. We came here on Saturday morning. It seems the wait time can be long but we just sat at the bar since there was no wait. For drinks we got: Red Velvet Mocha - delicious, smooth and creamy but not too sweet Honey Cinnamon Oatmilk Latte - Also delicious with the right amount of spice For food we got the: Fried oyster and grits - yummy! Fried oyster had a great texture to it and wasn't too greasy Risotto Benedict - so good, poached eggs and prosciutto on top of two crispy fried risottos! I would get this again! Deep Fried sweet Cream French Toast - I would steer clear of this dish, unless you can handle greasy funnel cakes at carnivals. This dish was just fried up dough, butter and cream. Way too oily and sweet, I couldn't take more than one bite... Aside from the French Toast our brunch experience was great. The staff and bartenders were incredibly friendly and service was great! I would come back to try their Breakfast Sandwich or Burrito!

Stuffed french toast, home fries and mimosas
Pamela M.

After a long 7-hour drive, we stopped by Spoons Café for breakfast, and the food did not disappoint! We had the stuffed French toast, home fries, and mimosas, all of which were delicious. The service was also relatively fast. One thing we really appreciated was that the café wasn't crowded, making it a nice, quiet space to enjoy our meal and have conversations without too much background noise. Unfortunately, our experience was affected by poor service. Our waiter forgot one of our orders and, instead of addressing the mistake professionally, was rude to us. I waited for my friend's food to arrive before eating, and by then, mine had gone cold. It was disappointing, especially because the food itself was great. If you're looking for a quiet spot with good breakfast options, this place is worth checking out--just hope for better service!

Big Spoon Scramble
Destiny S.

The food was amazing . I enjoyed my eggnog latte and it was so good I had to resist going back the next day haha . Staff was very friendly as well

Fried Oysters and Grits
Nikki Z.

What a neat place to enjoy a delicious breakfast. Went with my mom on a windy Wednesday. She enjoyed her organic hot chamomile tea, while I was blown away by the Vermonter - 2 shots of espresso mixed with steam milk and maple syrup. Fried Oysters & Grits was a surprise. You don't see this on many menus so I had to try it. The mushroom was a great compliment to the grits. My mom didn't like it because she said "it's too much mushroom" which was perfectly fine with me. She had their popular Cinnamon Roll Pancakes. Very very very sweet, so be prepared. They were able to figure out how to turn a Cinnabon into pancake form and still hit all the flavor profile. The server was helpful, answering any of our questions and had helpful recommendations. The food and drinks came out in a timely manner and was still hot. Spoons Cafe is nestled in the heart of Federal Hill. There is parking on the street, or a garage nearby. There is limited seating, so there is a sign at each table requesting a 90 minute time if it happens to be busy. Inside is a little dim and it's cozy.

Fancy AF Sandwich
Rachel G.

Spoons Café - A Cozy Neighborhood Gem in Federal Hill Spoons Café in Federal Hill was a pleasant local find with a great neighborhood vibe. It was a rainy Monday, and we were heading home after a Ravens game. We always try to live like a local in Baltimore, so Spoons it was! Their coffee and espresso drinks were fantastic--strong, smooth, and guaranteed to caffeinate you. The food? Just as impressive. Service was solid, and despite being a small spot with only a dozen tables, it was packed--especially for a Monday. Here's what we ordered: * Fancy AF Breakfast Sandwich - It lived up to the name--fancy and solid! * Granola Parfait - My better half went the healthy route after indulging in all my tailgating food. * Challah French Toast - My kids split this, and judging by their empty plates, it was a total hit. Great coffee, great food, great local spot--we'll definitely be back!

Food taste ok however we where giving expired condiments.
Shanieka B.

Food was good however we giving expired mustard. The server was apologetic. Nice restaurant just check your condiments

Chantel P.

I absolutely love coming here. My go to Beal is "the beast". The customer service is always top tier. The food is always hot and fresh. It's not really spacious on the inside, but I always have an interment experience.

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Great egg sandwich and prosecco for brunch! And extra crispy bacon, just like I requested it!

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