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24, East Cross Street, 21230, Baltimore, US United States
contacts phone: +1 443-884-2372
website: www.spoonsbaltimore.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 39.27705, Longitude: -76.613472
Maggie Lyle
::All of the makings of great breakfast with none of the flavor. We had such high hopes and the menu items sounded delectable but didn’t pack the punch they should. Everything tasted okay, but somehow there wasn’t a hint of cinnamon, coffee OR maple in the cinnamon roll pancakes with maple coffee glaze. There seemed to be some type of sugar in them because of the crunchy sugar-like stickiness but zero flavor. The oatmeal cookie latte, although pretty tasted like a regular latte. And lastly the pumpkin chocolate chip pancakes while actually tasting like pumpkin came with hunks of non-melted butter - odd for an item that should be hot off the griddle. Plus side: we were sat very quickly despite it being very busy, our waitress was very friendly and funny, and the restaurant had a great atmosphere. We will likely give it another shot and hope this was a one off
Hannah Sadollah
::Food was great! Service was phenomenal, we came before 10am on a Sunday and got our food and drinks in less than 15 minutes. The maple (something) syrup we had in the lattes was delicious, thanks to the recommendation from our server. The rock bison was a bit dry but the eggs Benedict were a hit.
Mikeruns 3
::100 out of 100!!! A very intimate setting with limited indoor seating. A very busy location as when heading out, wait time was 75 minutes. Ordered the Pineapple Sunrise Mimosa, Breakfast Potatoes, Creamy cheese grits and the Rock Bison. All food ordered was well seasoned, well cooked and delicious. The Rock Bison was my favorite, as I didn’t expect it to taste as good as it did. The Jalapeño pimento cheese was the unexpected addition that sent the sandwich over the edge. Biscuit was fluffy, chicken was well seasoned and had a beautiful crunch to it. Overall recommend coming here and when you do, come earlier. Only negative is there is 1 bathroom for everyone in back of restaurant. All though it was clean, a line can start to form if many people need to go.
Ski Brown
::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!
Asjaneh Moore
::My first time visiting this spot was this past Valentines Day. We wanted to get a little bit of work in at a decent cafe, and came across this one. There was almost an hour wait! I truly couldn’t believe it, but thankfully the Cross Street Market is directly across the street and we sat inside until it was our time to be seated in Spoons. The website says they are VERY SMALL. This is VERY TRUE! By the time we were called in at 12:20 (they close at 1), there were no more biscuits and no more grits available😩 we ended up getting the Strawberry Mint Mimosa, fried chicken breast and shared some of their huge blueberry pancakes (not pictured). The table where we were seated near the breakfast counter was a little small, however, so it was not the ideal spot for both our food & laptops. It was a nice spot though, and the service was pretty good. I would return off the early next time, to get better seating and a better food selection