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    Vent Coffee Roasters

    4.3 (72 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Brittney S.

    I found myself in the area and wanting a matcha or chai. A quick online search brought up Vent Coffee Roasters, so I made my way over. When I walked in, the space was very welcoming and the staff was so nice and accommodating. I couldn't choose between matcha or chai because I love both, but the person at the register explained how they prepare each and didn't make me feel rushed. I went with the matcha and was not disappointed. It was yummy. Not too earthy, but also not overly sweet. They also gave me the option to add more sweetener if I wanted. There was also a vendor in there doing some really cool wood burning pieces. Would definitely visit again!

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    Kimberly S.

    Met a friend here based on their recommendation, and we will now be ravenous repeat customers. Loved being able to listen to and watch the roasting while we snacked and chatted! The atmosphere is industrial but warm - a modern combination that I really enjoyed. Service was super informative and friendly, and the coffee exceeded our expectations in anticipated flavor notes. We ended up buying two bags of whole beans for home, and have become fast fans of The Ventilator. I look forward to attending one of their queer family dinners in the future.

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    B D.

    Pour over of Ethiopian stored in whiskey barrels served in a proper mug. Bacon egg and cheese on a perfect ciabatta (crunchy outside, soft inside) rugged, interesting interior with an urban warehouse vibe. Hidden away but worth finding.

    It's a seahorse! Latte Art competition design
    Latoya G.

    I've been to Vent Coffee Roasters a few times and have always thoroughly enjoyed my experience. The staff is always friendly, and the drinks are always good. I'm a matcha girl and their matcha is tasty. Recently I visited Vent for a coffee roasters event presented by Sophomore Coffee and hosted by the Enoch Pratt library. This was a great opportunity to learn how some of the best coffee suppliers in Baltimore prepare and roast their coffee as well as an opportunity to really take in and appreciate the space that Vent offers. I love that Vent provides a space for other businesses to aid in a portion of their coffee production. I also attended the latte art competition during Coffee Fest at Vent. And let me tell you it was a pretty neat and intense competition between some of the best baristas. I whole heartly appreciate the artistry of latte art, because it does not look easy. Vent Coffee Roasters is a great coffee shop to stop in while at Union Collective, to just hang out and vibe or zone out and get some work done. And if they have their lemon sugar cookies in rotation, they are a must to have with your coffee.

    Eggs and cheese
    Dakota M.

    Why haven't I ever paid attention to Vent Coffee Roasters? I've been missing out. I ordered a Cold Brew with cardamom syrup. It wasn't too sweet and the cardamom was subtle. To munch on, I ordered the egg and cheese sandwich on ciabatta. It comes with arugula and some sort of spicy sauce. Loved it! The staff member was super helpful. There's a few shared work tables and also a coffee bar to sit at and get some things done. I love the industrial back room feel of this spot as well.

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    Ana B.

    Vent has been my favorite coffee roaster in Baltimore for over a year now. They offer a unique selection of beans that's frequently changing. I don't often stop by their storefront and get beans at other places that carry Vent, but I love stopping by. It's one of the first coffee shops that stayed opened later so I would come work here and they carry empanadas sometimes. The staff is friendly - they DO NOT give you a free cup of coffee if you buy beans like other vendors do but I love their coffee so it doesn't bother me. They do have a rewards punch card now. It's a small space with a light wooden decor. The parking in Union Collective can be challenging.

    Maple latte
    Kate S.

    Awesome spot at Union Collective! My maple latte (sub oat milk) was delicious and their Cortado was legit, too. Enjoyed grabbing a drink and strolling around the local shops. The day we went there was a huge craft fair. Definitely a great way to support local businesses!

    Vent Coffee
    Tyler C.

    Coffee at the Union Collective. And some Baltimorephenalia. Came for the vegan donut. Tasty, but messy and crumbling apart. Coffee was super hot, and there are enough choices to explore. Space in the coffee shop was tight but lots of seats in the hallway next door in the EarthTreks entryway. Lined with coffee bean bags. If you are in the neighborhood it is worth checking out.

    Austin G.

    A coffee blog sent me to Vent Coffee Roasters while on a trip to Baltimore and I'm glad they did. Here's my experience going on Monday morning in December 2021: 1) Coffee: They roast their beans onsite. As you order your coffee, you can watch them roasting! They have a full coffee menu, including a section for specialty drinks. I ordered their "Bangkok" with house made vegan condensed milk, espresso, oat milk and nutmeg. It was tasty and not too sweet. They also sell a few small pastries, My toddler was a fan of the small vegan chocolate doughnut. 2) Space: It's a large space with benches inside and a few small tables in a room off to the side. During the pandemic, they ask you stay out of the main room once you have your coffee. 3) Location: It's inside Union Collective, an old Sears warehouse converted into a space for local businesses. There's a large parking lot out front and nearby are many other businesses from bars to a brewery, etc. 4) Service: It was efficient, but not friendly at all. The person at the register was fine, but the barista wasn't friendly at all. She seemed very annoyed I had a four-year-old with me and promptly told us to go to the side room once we got our coffee. Everyone is entitled to a bad day, so hopefully it's better when we return.

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    Lily Z.

    The location in the Union Collective is convenient, with lots of parking. However, because of COVID, there wasn't much indoor seating within the store besides a few benches for waiting. Since it was a warm day, though, we found a table outside. I shared the bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich with a friend. Overall it was a pretty decent sandwich. The egg was different than anything I've had on a sandwich before - it had a super soft tofu-like structure.

    Jake B.

    Such a cool vibe and located at Union. Parking couldn't be easier. I feel like the baristas know what they're doing and every cup of coffee feels specially brewed and is really rich. I go here all the time with my coworkers when we need to get out of the office. Great place to catch up with friends, chat, work from home. It's a little small inside, but the vibes are great. It's industrial and every time I've been there there's always coffee being freshly ground, brewed, and you can see them all doing it with big machines over on the side. there's not a ton of places to sit inside. And my favorite thing about it is that they have oat milk with the half-and-half and you don't have to pay extra. Coffee is so good. It's so nice inside. Everyone seems very nice and polite.

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    6 years ago

    Hard to beat the quality of coffee in Baltimore. People are friendly and personable. Particularly a fan of their Papua-New Guinea Blend.

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    10 years ago

    Actually got a chai latte, but look forward to the coffee next time. Cool space and chill vibe.

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    7 years ago

    Great coffee with a nice environment. They make their own kombucha and it is very good!

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    9 years ago

    Artistic presentation of some high grade beans. Smooth and temp was right on point. Limited menu.

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    8 years ago

    The best coffee in Baltimore!! Sarah is exceptional at her craft and all the baristas are friendly and wonderful at what they do.

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    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.

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    I want it again…read more.... This was a very good experience. The courtyard dining was very nice and not as loud compared to the inside experience. The food was fresh and very tasty. Brunch was understood here. The French toast was very nice and not heavy despite its massive quantity. The flavors complimented each other all the way until the last bite. The Montecristo sandwich was balanced savory and sweet flawlessly. This was a hearty selection and could be shared with two. The cheese grits had to be made by someone's grandma IYKYK. The cowboy bacon I could just have a tray of it as it was a flavor bomb covering heat, sweet, salty, savory, and smokey. The staff was super friendly and accommodating working as a team. The table next to me was promptly provided with hot fries upon request due to the original order being "cold". A few minutes passed by and boom hot fresh fries. I had no clue about village and the assortment of shops and restaurants. I'm super happy I stumbled across it and found the hidden gems. They nailed it. 4.8 out of 5

    I wish I had a better experience at Easy Like Sunday Morning, especially since this was my first…read moreouting after surgery and was meant to be a special celebration of my recovery. Like many other reviewers, we found it very difficult to locate the restaurant within the plaza. Once we arrived, we were seated quickly, and the initial service was prompt. I also want to acknowledge one aspect of the service that I genuinely appreciated. As someone with celiac disease, dining out can be stressful, yet the staff were attentive to my dietary needs, offered several safe options, and clearly communicated which items might not be appropriate for me to eat. That level of awareness and consideration made me feel welcomed and cared for, and I am grateful for it. Hence, I feel comfortable, providing one star for that purpose. That being said, there were a few moments later when we had trouble finding our waitress after requesting changes to our order. Unfortunately, the changes to our order ultimately became necessary because the food simply was not good. My husband and I both ordered the shrimp and grits. I ordered mine without sausage, while he kept it as prepared. The grits were gummy, sticky, and overly cheesy, something I never imagined I would complain about. As a Black Indigenous American woman, shrimp and grits represents far more than a menu item to me. It is a dish shaped by generations of cultural exchange and resilience, drawing from Indigenous corn traditions and the culinary practices carried by African ancestors and preserved within Gullah Geechee communities. Because of that rich heritage, I hold this dish in high regard. Unfortunately, this version felt disconnected from the flavors, textures, and history that make shrimp and grits such a meaningful part of Southern food traditions. My husband ultimately sent his meal back and ordered the fish sandwich instead, which he also found disappointing. I added an egg to my dish in hopes that it might improve the experience, but it arrived long after I had already lost the desire to continue eating. I was also surprised that, in a state with such a strong military presence, particularly in Baltimore, there didn't offer a military discount. What saddens me most is that we chose this restaurant over several other options because of the overwhelmingly positive reviews. I believe honest reviews matter, both for future customers and for owners who genuinely want feedback to improve. We spent our money expecting a memorable treat to celebrate my recovery and instead left feeling disappointed and regretful. Looking back, I wish I had asked for a refund while we were there. Honestly, my husband is still upset upset that he spent his money. Despite having the funds available, he believes we would've been better off having a meal at home.

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