Spoons Cafe - Baltimore

The breakfast had all the potential for greatness but unfortunately fell short on flavor. We came in with high expectations, and while the menu items sounded delightful, they didn’t deliver the flavor explosion we were hoping for. Everything was just mediocre; for instance, the cinnamon roll pancakes with maple coffee glaze were completely devoid of hints of cinnamon, coffee, or maple. They had a sugary, crunchy stickiness, but lacked any real taste. The oatmeal cookie latte, although visually appealing, tasted just like a standard latte and didn’t have any of the distinctive flavors we anticipated.

Absolutely perfect! This restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with limited indoor seating. It's quite popular, as we had to wait 75 minutes to be seated. We ordered the Pineapple Sunrise Mimosa, breakfast potatoes, creamy cheese grits, and the Rock Bison. Everything was seasoned to perfection, expertly cooked, and utterly delicious. The Rock Bison was the highlight for me; I was pleasantly surprised by how tasty it was. The jalapeño pimento cheese was an unexpected twist that really elevated the sandwich.

Cozy breakfast cafe with limited seating, but I made a reservation. I really enjoy smaller, more intimate places. The breakfast was exceptional! I ordered the cinnamon roll pancakes, which were delightful. The turkey sausage was surprisingly tasty—it's rare to find breakfast turkey meat that compares well to pork products in flavor. The eggs were also good. My daughter had the French toast topped with fruit, and she claimed it was just as delicious as the best she's ever had.

No complaints from this lone diner! Originally I was told it would be a 30 min wait but I got my seat within 10 mins! I ordered the Hot Hen biscuit and it was the perfect balance of sweet and spicy!! The pickles gave it a refreshing relief. The atmosphere is quiet and inclusive! Definitely recommend!

Absolutely love this spot. My favorite is the deep fried stuffed French toast. Can never get enough of it. The creamy cheese grits are also always great. My brother had the oatmeal latte, side of French toast, and the chicken biscuit with pimento cheese (can't recall name on the menu). It was good!!