~ This lil spot is pretty solid! I've been here twice so far and plan on coming back until I crush…read morethe whole menu. It's in the new Lexington Market, so don't go to the old address. I got the "Cap'n on the Go" breakfast sandwich & it's fiiiiiiiiiire !!! Captain Crunch French toast, scrambled eggs, with extra beef sausage. Unstoppable. I don't usually order stuff like this, but I heard about it and had to try it. The French toast bread is so fluffy & healthy you're gonna fall in love immediately. Eggs scrambled perfectly & the sausage gives it that lil kick. Now, it is very sweet... So don't get it if you're going to complain. The creamy cheese grits have the perfect texture with a delightful taste. I also tried the " Hawt Hun-nay" sandwich. The sun bun was respectful! The chicken is very, very tasty. Better than Chick-fil-A's to me. Add that Hawt Honey on top !!!! Now you're in love. Customer service is top-notch. Other customers are excited to be there, and that makes the vibe even better. Parking is a lil tough in that area, of course. Mite have to circle the block a couple of times. Lol. I hope you enjoy it. #TeamDiesel4Evaaaa

Ordered takeout from this cafe and they charged $5 for turkey bacon, but never put it in the bag…read moreBoth entrees lacked flavor. The omelette's ingredients were basically raw and the catfish wasn't savory at all. I definitely won't be ordering from here again. $50 waste of time.

Awesome place! I've…read moregotten two paninis: -pesto chicken -turkey bacon both with a side salad in lieu of chips or fries. They have daily soup and sandwich specials that always sound amazing, next time I might brave and try one. Not a lot of vegetarian options. They also serve breakfast. Service is very good and the people are very friendly! They also have beer and wine!

'Meh' about says it all. I work in the building across the street, and have been here many-a-time…read more The breakfast sandwich is just about the only thing that's worth coming here for. The rest of the food is edible but overpriced and the menu never changes (as it's one of the few options in the area, this can be an issue). Overall, I wouldn't don't go here, but it's not worth going out of your way for.

Pleasant spot after visiting the docs. Today's visit followed having blood drawn in the same…read morebuilding. Apparently they serve light lunches (based upon the signage), but we were only after the coffee mocha, which is excellent. The employees are friendly and although somewhat cramped, the space is well lighted and has several tables and chairs.

Muffins are mediocre. My scone was so dry it was barely edible. Service is ok but not friendly…read more There must be a better option for such a busy location.

I'm surprised no one has rated this place yet!…read more I love CulinArt Cafe at the Southern Management Campus Center on the UMB campus. It's one place to go to get healthy, reasonably priced food close to my workplace. The menu changes day to day, so you're always getting something fresh and yummy. This is the best college campus cafeteria ever! Best deals, among many: -Soups for only $2.50 -Build your own salad for $5.95 and if you want, add meats for $6.50. They fill up the whole plastic container with choice of mixed greens, romain, or spinach, and I've been able to split my salad across lunch for 3 days for the amount you get. It's the best deal there, imo. -Hot entrees are $6.50ish and come with a veggie on the side, usually quite ample and there's always a protein, starch, and vegetables. If they run out, they cook you some on the spot. -Large strombolis/hot pocket things in the pizza area -Made to order burgers and sandwiches Downstairs, there's a mini express CulinArt Cafe that's also a Starbucks, and they serve sushi-to-go as well as sandwiches, salads, pudding, hummus snack packs. If you hold an event there, CulinArt requires you to use their catering, but they have always done a good job. The whole place is getting nicer, a new bookstore recently opened, and it just feels really cozy and NICE there right now. I wish they open for dinner so I can go anytime. The cooks and staff are really friendly.

Being a student at UMB, I have ate at CulinArt a handful of times and have tried about everything…read moreincluding the rotating specials. The grill masters are nice and will take care of any special needs. The Cream of crab soup is great. Get your wrap toasted always. Get seasoned fries. Sometimes there are rotating specials (wings, Chinese, tacos).

Okay, I have to say, I visit here way too often to give it a three star…read more The staff is super friendly and very efficient. I have not had to wait for my order for more than 3 minutes after swiping my card. Their chai latte is my go-to as an afternoon caffeine/ snack. Also, if you are a Hopkins student/faculty/employee, you can swipe your card and keep a record in their rewards system. Buying 10 drinks will get you a free or discounted 11th drink!

I tried the Tuna stuffed avocado with cherry tomatoes and crackers. Taste pretty good. A few more…read morecrackers to go with the tuna would have made it even better for me.I've had the salads and wraps before. It's all fresh and good.

Hidden Gem... Actually not a bad place to eat. Hot and fresh…read morefood. Just be careful with how they ring you up as sometimes the different cashiers do make mistakes. Other than that its great place to have a fair priced good meal. Enjoy! Raised prices. Not worth it anymore. New prices far above the acceptable quality of the food.

They open early and serve breakfast and do my pancakes just the color brown I like. Got cheesy…read moreeggs.Good fries with honey mustard for my golden chicken tenders

I often pass by this lil underground cafe on my walk to the BMA and I'm so glad that I finally…read moredecided to enter. The shop inside is very quaint so thank goodness they have a good seating outside of the shop.the interior design and atmosphere was really cute. The cashier was very kind and patient with the newbie I was and made great recommendations. I saw chai and vanilla ice latte so I was excited. But unfortunately the taste and flavor was lacking. I think it just needed a lot more pumps of vanilla and chai flavoring because the milk and ice just really drowned away any taste. As for the food, I got a vegan veggie sandwich and it was very filling and delicious. There was caramelized onions, avo, lettuce, and a jam that really harmonized with the food. The sandwich has cool ingredients on the inside with a warm toasted bread so it is great for the summer. It is hard to hear your name called out for your order from the outside for drinks. But I'm glad they give a spoon number pager for food and delivered to you at your table. Great overall experience !

Carma's Cafe is NOT CLOSED!! The location has just changed. I don't know exactly what happened with…read morethe renovations at their old location, but at some point Carma's moved inside the Space Telescope Science Institute (which says "Steven Muller Building" out front) on the Johns Hopkins campus: 3700 San Martin Drive. Basically, when you enter the building through the main entrance, you walk past security and keep turning right until you end up in a cafeteria--and in there you'll find the new Carma's. It's basically just a campus eatery now, as it's deep in this campus building and there isn't a lot of publicly accessible parking nearby. The cozy vibes of the original spot are nowhere to be found, unfortunately. But it's the same kitchen and bakery as before! The menu has changed a lot, but certain staples remain. I used to frequent Carma's all the time as a JHU student and then occasionally returned for a good meal and hit of nostalgia as a recent grad, before the pandemic started. I visited recently and ordered the same grilled cheese and tomato soup that was my comfort meal back in the day, and the same hot chai that brought me warmth in so many chilly Baltimore winters. So if you loved Carma's before, just know it's still there to visit. It's hard to recommend as a meeting place for anyone who's not a JHU student/employee/alumnus seeking nostalgia, due to the new location. But I know many people have been asking what happened to Carma's and this is your answer: it's still around! (I uploaded some photos for guidance including the new menu, but they're not showing up as attached to my review currently. If you go to the photos section of the Yelp page and sort by Newest, you should be able to see them)

Only recommend this place for the view... it's really nice…read more Went here for brunch with a group and I wish I had researched it before going.. The menu is very misleading and you'd be disappointed if you don't ask specific questions. The didn't have pear to make pear mimosas, ran out of the apple cider mimosas, and the orange tasted tart.. the Bloody Mary was too spicy with crushed black pepper filling the glass. With each sip I had black pepper left in my mouth to chew. They didn't have crab meat so any dish with crabmeat was off the menu The didn't have the Greek yogurt parfait either Breakfast panini was burnt Biscuit were hardish and dry The chicken strips and waffles was one Belgian waffle cut in 4 with a chicken nugget on top not a strip of chicken The waffles with Nutella and strawberry was ok but too much Nutella for the one waffle. Presentation was completely off, like the chef took a teaspoon and blobbed the Nutella on vs using a cake decorating tip to make the Nutella appealing and proportionate. The waiter assumed the long islands were top shelf because they put one top shelf out of 5 different liquors in it. And no one requested top shelf nor did he ask. Just eat before you go

Inside of the Belvedere hotel. First time coming to this floor…read more Beautiful inside, the great views of the city. Went for brunch. Ordered beignets - enjoyed those, came with four dipping sauces The wings and breakfast bowel were both ok Had several flavors of mimosas, enjoyed each flavor I tried & the apple cider mimosa was unique Service was great