The 42 best street markets in Baltimore

1rst impressions is lots to eat and see every vendor takes pride in what they are serving and and love what they do only problem I had was I ordered a crab cakes from fadleys and just picked a random spot to eat it based on previous markets I have been too Like Pikes Place in Seattle,Reading terminal Market in Philly and Historic Market in South Carolina,All great Markets and food and people so, when I say I just picked a random spot to eat in had no idea a sloppy, ignorant,miserable vendor would tell me I cant eat here,then proceeded to make a comment about me also having fadleys which I was eating at the time, little did he know my wife actually was deciding pizza or tacos so I told her screw his pizza and I was on vacation nice customer service.Other than that very cool vendor I had also grabbed Some great food from Sweet Peas Southern Kitchen friendly fast and great soul food

This is such a great market to be in with a good selections of quality restaurants including delicious fried chicken, fresh juice shop, large bakery, mini donuts, fresh seafood and meats, candy shop, and more. Atmosphere: open, spacious, not super clean but not bad, and it’s visible the staff are actively cleaning after people made mess in bathrooms, on the steps or in the eating area. This is a generally safe place, but still, stay alert to your surroundings. Value: good price on most of the foods we ordered included sandwiches from sunnyside, fried chicken and liver from super fried chicken or pastries from the market bakery. Service: friendly people from staff to shop owners. Location: convenient, with many options of parking garage and street parkings. Definitely recommend.

Haven't been to Lexington Market maybe since 2010. So to see it remodeled, it looked Amazing. Definitely a vibe. I love that they have all different cultures of food. I will most certainly be back!

Haven't been in years and I see why. Some of my favorite spots are gone. Parks fried chicken is outside across the street now and a 4 piece chicken box with fries costs 10$ !!!...... Chicken boxes used to be accessible to poor people....smh

Fun place to walk around and explore different food options. We ate a Faidley's and also had a crapdip covered pretzel and downstairs had berger cookies. Wish I had bought more than one! The neighborhood was the only place we were approached for money and cigarettes,but otherwise we enjoyed the market. People inside were kind other than at Faidley's.

I remember as a kid, my mom used to bring me here. Now, about 50 years later, I came to check this place out. It’s in a new location but you can still find plenty of choices to eat and purchase fresh seafood. Got a little bit turned around finding this place. Even though we were in downtown Baltimore and the areas and folks looked a bit rough, they were friendly and helpful.

I went here to have breakfast and walked around checking out the other businesses. There is plenty to choose from and the prices are really reasonable. I tried Sunny Side Cafe, B'more Twist, and Super Fried Chicken. You won't be disappointed!

I love that there are several different eateries inside, great places to choose from. We chose Sanford and son, sorry, I can't remember the exact name.But the food was so good. The customer service was even better. The lemon fresca is the bomb and the pineapple one is as well, the watermelon was good, but not as good as the other.Two.

Cute little market in the Fells Point neighborhood. We enjoyed the crab cakes and Maryland Crab Soup from Vikki's! It's a must try.

We went on a Monday 10/13/25. The place was not crowded. We sat at the bar while we waited for our crabcakes. Older man was working the bar/working around the bar. He didn't approach us or ask if we wanted drinks. We got our food and started to eat. A nice black woman asked us if he had asked us to move. We said no, did he ask you? Yes, she said. So she goes off to confront him and he comes back to tell us to move. What a racist jerk! So we moved and invited the nice black lady to sit with us. He seemed to be associated with the Indian restaurant. 10/10 Horrible racist man.

This is a nice food hall that offers a variety of places to eat. We were able to try a couple of different eateries. Each had its own unique items. Usually my fiancé and I like different eats and it’s nice to be able to combine different food all in the same location. A lot higher quality food than a food court.

Very nice area. The polish meats are delicious. The restaurant was nice. Afterward we enjoyed a walk along the water

Located in popular Fells Point, Broadway Market is a little food hall on the site of a historic market. During an overnight trip at the nearby Canopy Harbor Point, my family of three walked here for dinner on a Saturday evening. There aren't lots of food stands inside, but enough to find something you like. They have chicken and waffles, Thai, ice cream, seafood, a bar, etc. We opted for Thai and the vendor was out of this world. Our green curry, papaya salad and pad thai were well flavored and tasty! There are public restrooms in the back and tables outside and throughout the inside of the space. Our four-year-old daughter especially loved the kid-sized yellow table.

Nice food hall with limited food options. Thai place, Connie fried chicken, a bar serving American fare. The prices are ridiculous for the limited menu. Limited seatings too. It's ok but there are better places surrounding that food hall.

It could be nicer, more stalls, more choice. Not so busy. I had a poke bowl and for $15 it could have been a bit more generous, it was nice but small.

Nice walkable food market in the Baltimore Inner Harbor/Federal Hill neighborhood. Nice variety of restaurants and great coffee shop. Something for everyone. Indoor and outdoor seating. Similar to Reading Market in Philly or Chelsea Market in NYC (but smaller than both).

Very clean, pretty friendly environment. Great food choices. I really enjoyed Jollof Bowel. There food is savory and good. The cost is somewhere between $20-$30 depending on what you get.. it's definitely a Chipotle style flare. 😋

Haven't been here in decades! I Went in before the O's game around 530pm. I had great crab cake platter along with homemade mac n cheese at Atlas seafood.

I miss when it was a market. Now it's basically just a food court. Still, the renovations look great, it's clean, it's just not how I remember. It used to be bustling with meat and produce stands, fresh squeezed lemonade, live music, and so many more vendors! I just feel like it's missing something now. The same thing happened to Hollins Market and Lexington Market. They feel hollowed out and on the expensive side.

Where are the veggies and fruit? What happened to the farmers market for this Saturday morning (which fell between May and October) at the Cross Street Market. This Cross Street Market farmers market is talked about by major Baltimore touring organizations, magazines and social media sites. Maybe their publications are outdated. If so, then their announcements should be updated. At 9:00 this Saturday morning it seemed things were just getting started. There were not many people around and no one could provide any information about a highly-touted farmers market. Well, so much for the fruit and veggie inspection and purchase. At the renovated market, a few shops were open and serving breakfast and coffee, but that was just about it. The place was quiet, I remember the hustle, bustle, laughter and people from the good old days. The building is nicely renovated. There is a noticeable alignment of shops along the side walls of the interior of the building. There are also easily accessible entrance and exit areas. Artwork and signage on the building is pretty. There is tabled seating outside on the side of the building, but I am not sure if it is general seating or for specific shops. There is limited parking around the building and additional parking within walking distance, but pay close attention to parking signs. There were plenty electric scooters available outside. Because it was early morning there was not much traffic. Very pleasant.

Fenwick's Choice Meats - My Butcher Shop love story: the slab bacon blistered on the rind and my family was extremely pleased! Also, the Colby made my eggs the cheesiest! **Note**Steaks did not require knives - just that tender, Baby!!!

The food is pretty hit or miss so some things are really good and some are not. The building is really nice with plenty of seating but the bathrooms are so bad and most of the tables and chairs outside are locked up the whole day and you ask someone to unlock them and they never do. The service is horrible. You wait forever to order and forever again to get the food. Overall this place looks good and seems promising but it doesn't live up to expectations.

Sports bar available, outdoor deck with fire pit, lots of unique vendors outside amazing food vendors inside and very clean! This place also seemed very kid and family friendly! I will be back because everything I tasted was magnificent and the people inside were so very kind and sociable.

This is the perfect place for solo and group lunches, especially if you have indecisive people in the group. There is an abundance of indoor and outdoor seating. They even have a dedicated space for children. R. House also offers dinner. I would call this a one stop shop for a variety of food and groups.

Very neat community vibe at this food court. Great indoor and outdoor seating areas to choose from after you make a difficult choice of amazing vendors for something to eat and drink. I couldn't choose so had a good sampling from two spots. There was not a ton of parking options, but they do have a small fee lot to check before finding something on the street.

Everything was awesome, except the noise. They had a live band playing, which is great for those who want it! But if you are noise sensitive, bring earplugs, or be prepared to take food to go.

Great abundance of restaurants and even a bar. Favorite restaurant inside is BYRD, but so many great options. Bar inside is nice which includes events on certain days. Parking can be a bit troubling so would recommend parking across the street by the police station, it’s free and your car won’t get towed!

Rhouse is our local eatery situated in Remington / close to Charles Village . They offer several types of Food & Drinks . They also host several events & Happy Hours . It’s a good place to meet up with Friends , Family or as a Remote work space . The Food options could be better , there isn’t much offered in my opinion.

The quesadilla was trash. It tasted like grilled cheese on a tortilla. No seasoning not flavor no bueno. If you have a choice between going here or risking a food allergy, risk the food allergy.

Explore Baltimore - Belvedere Square Food Court | Shopping 529 E Belvedere Ave Baltimore, MD 21212 Belvedere Square is Baltimore! Belvedere Square offers a lively atmosphere featuring some of Baltimore’s best small businesses & restaurants, retail shopping, health & fitness, and seasonal events. The Square is right in the heart of North Baltimore, whether it’s lunch with a co-worker, date night, family fun, or meeting up with your gym pals, Belvedere Square has it all

Love everything about Belvedere Square Market. The stalls are all occupied with amazing food options, there are even several options in the middle now. The bar has a great beer selection, delicious cocktails and attentive staff. Love the bottle shop, too! I have no trouble finding a parking spot when I visit.

Pono Taco doesn’t have a place to review so I’ll do it here. This was supposed to be queso and chips. Guess they can’t even get that right. Also this tiny thing was six freaking dollars. Go to the market, but avoid pono taco at all costs.

We had a great time. I just didn't like the crepe..

This place is so awesome! We visited while on vacation. We tried the sushi and ramen, milkshakes, sandwiches and Thai wraps with tofu. Everyone in our party was pleased. There’s a bar and liquor store, a bakery with some nice gluten free options, a cool chocolate shop. Free parking

This place is like a mall food court without thr mall vibe. Great place for Thai food (Thai Landing). Hot, tasty, and hearty. Staff was nice and open to suggestion requests. We ordered: 1) Hilo Bowl. Shrimp was a good size and servings were a reasonable size. 2) Build Your Own Salad: They have you fill out an order slip of what you like in your salad, which is great 👍. The veggies and fruits were fresh and savory. 3) Thai Fried Rice (added broccoli and pinapple). This was very good! With the portion size, my wife was able to each lunch and I finished off for dinner 🍽😋. 4) Pad Tha (added chicken & shrimp): Some of the best Pad Thai I've had, besides when we vacationed in Thailand. Great taste and noodles. I asked for medium-hot, but wasn't so hot. They have general seating (inside and outside) that's shared with the other establishments and the atmosphere, as mentioned earlier, is like a mall food court. Definitely an nice place meet, eat, and even have a drink. Maybe we'll try the bar next time.

"There are only three food establishments open out of a total of 15 stalls. I admit they all seem to sell the same types of food—the only difference is the starch: one has noodles, another has rice, and the third serves ramen. Essentially, they offer the same proteins with very little variety."

This was my first time visiting MV Marketplace, the atmosphere was so relaxing & beautiful. The only thing I was is that they add more food spots. I tried food from Cholitas Tacos & the food & drinks were so good. The customer service was amazing & the guy that rung me up was so funny & friendly. I can’t wait to try the other food places in there. But I definitely recommend everyone go look around & see what foods peak your interest. I got the 3 street style Carne Asada (Beef). They were 8.5/10. And I can’t remember the name of my drink but I added pics. It was 9/10.

Booth "Mercy Seat" - just opened and they have wonderful service, polite, friendly, and looking to serve what you want. We had steak bites over rice, peppers, side salad w/hummus and a side of tots. Give them a try!

This is one of several marketplaces around Baltimore. As it was my first time visiting one, I was surprised to learn it's a collection of VERY good) restaurants, and not a grocery type place at all. I had oysters and then I had some amazing bacon on a skewer. They also have a small family owned/created jewelry store. The food was amazing and the atmosphere friendly. I highly recommend this place!

This place has really been on the up and up. I used to like it, now I love it! They’ve done a great job of diversifying the food choices recently and I feel like they have it all: drinks, pizza, wings, bibimbap, tacos, juice, vegan food, oysters, fried fish, ramen, burgers, etc. Order the nachos from the taco place to-go and they just give you a whole (small) pizza box full of nachos for $8.

Man, this place has really gone down hill. 3-4 years ago, this place was crowded with people and had nearly every food stall occupied. Now, it's less than half occupied with the majority of the long standing favorites closed. Seems Cholitas is the most recent victim. It's now dark, depressing, and empty. Management, stop doing whatever it is you are doing as it's obviously driving away much loved tenants, and it's clear nobody is in a rush to come lease there or it would be full again. What a shame, this was a great asset to the Mt. Vernon neighborhood....

Super cute market in the historical district with tons of options. Went with a large party and was perfect as there were so many options and lots of seating. Super cute aesthetic location and customized to each venue. Was able to get fried dumplings, fresh squeeze orange crush, and then finally hit up the bar for a mixed drink. Great way to get everything you want, be in one area, and for large parties.

Nice selection of local vendors with plenty of produce, farm fresh eggs and meats, baked goods and hot foods

A good variety of foods to try. A nice fresh vegetable and fruit stand was here.

Just happen to be walking and ran into this gem of a farmers market. It was one of the best I’ve been to and wished I lived here so I could come back: So many booths from art, to food, to crafts just phenomenal. Money was spent but it was so worth it. I bought empanadas, jerk pasta, macaroons and these waffle marshmallow crisp 🥰🥰

I am a vendor at this market. It is always a wonderful family and dog friendly atmosphere. Great food, drinks, music and other products.

Once we found parking, it was a great experience :-D The vintage market nearby was great fun - had to walk thru to get to the market... Veggies galore, prices were great and it was the place to be given the amount of folks shopping!!!

Such a cool market. Great vendors, including liquor, which I’ve never scene. Great vibe on a Saturday morning.

Stayed at the hotel across the street and was pleasantly surprised but how awesome this market was! Definitely check it out, but remember it closes early!

It’s ok, but I expected by now the food you get would be hot, and when you ask for season all, you wouldn’t get salt and pepper. Disappointing after everyone said to eat from the first fried chicken place entering from Wyoming Street.

Decent variety of different foods. No Bakery though, at least I didn't see one. I have weakness for fried chicken and there are three places here!

Inner city, local market place. Fairly clean. Lot's of people and eating joints. There are also various organizations who host information tables to spread awareness and to educate the community.

As an out of town, I love this place! There was plenty of options from fried chicken to seafood, and I was asian cuisine, not to mention delis and fresh vegetables. We will be back for some more crab cakes! The cheesy crab fries and the fried osyter po boy, were to die for.

Glad Richardson Farms finally closed after all these years. The staff there were absolutely atrocious, yelling at me for... picking my own fruits?? Disgusting.

I've been coming through for a though for a few weeks fluently; I left my phone, and from Patrient to staff to security, they kept my baby safe and checked to make sure it was mine .

Good selections of different types of food. Not all of the eateries are Clean(Sanitary)(PLEASE BE AWARE, Mindful and Careful).

Great mix of fresh produce, plants and herbs. Plenty of food and dessert vendors! Parking can be a bit of a challenge but this is a vibrant farmers market that is definitely worth the effort!

This is one of the best farmers markets in the area!! There is so much selection - fruits, veggies, flowers, baked goods, clothes, coffee, seafood, etc! Everyone is super friendly and prices are reasonable. We enjoyed coconut donuts, coffee, flavored tea, and a breakfast sandwich! Can’t wait to come back!

Really a fun place for families with fresh fruit and vegetables and much more like baked goods and clothes with great ideas for craft/gifts.

First time visiting this Farmer' Market and it was great. Great food selections for a variety of cultures and menu creations. Good prices, fun people and healthy eating. I will visit here again on my next visit to Baltimore.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Baltimore Farmers Market for the first time this past weekend, and it was an incredible experience. The market features a wide variety of vendors selling fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as a fantastic selection of plants and flowers, also fresh meat and seafood, all at great prices. The atmosphere was wonderfully welcoming, with friendly and kind people everywhere. One highlight was the food and drinks area, where I enjoyed an extremely delicious and refreshing strawberry lemonade from Little Italy Sausage Co. The market also caters to families with children. There was a delightful section for kids that included hula hoops and a lively entertainer interacting with them. Additionally, there was another station featuring a man with a drum set and various musical toys, allowing kids to play along to music. It was such a cute idea, and the children were having an absolute blast. I highly recommend this market, but be sure to arrive early as they close at 12 PM. Don’t forget to bring a bag or basket for your purchases. If you do forget, you can buy one there or get a complimentary bag at the welcome tent.

A great Sunday morning destination for the family. The stalls have gotten more expensive and less focused on the core competencies of a farmer’s market, but I’ve never regretted taking the time to go. Highly recommend the fresh mini donuts, which are both very nostalgic for me and live up to my memories of them!

Always shocked when I come to the farmers market. Like, why don't I always shop there? Lots of variety. Everything is fresh fresh. Prices are prices so there is that. But the feeling of freshness is there so I appreciate that. Will definitely make this a weekend tradition.

My favorite dish is the mushroom tacos; they are juicy, and you can request extra toppings if you’d like! The chai stand is excellent as well, and all the natural drinks and meals are very satisfying. Let's not forget everyone's great efforts at each stand, providing outstanding customer service!

The Greenmont Farmer’s Market is definitely a Saturday morning vibe. They close a little early for me, at 12, but it is still worth the trip. You can find great drinks, delicious pastries, and most of all, vibrant seasonal fresh fruit that I truly enjoy. They also have seasonal vegetables, crisp apples, and sweet seeded watermelons. One of the vendors makes incredible pastries, and there are also vendors with unique clothing you will not see anywhere else. Some vendors carry 100% cotton pieces, which I really appreciate. If you are in the area, stop by the Greenmont Farmer’s Market. It is a beautiful way to start your Saturday.

What a lovely market! There is a great mix of local produce throughout the summer, along with a scattering of hand made craft items. Custom-made hats, handbags, jewelry, and leather products There are a few "guest" vendor spots every weekend that are filled by a variety of unique entrepreneurs. I really enjoy it year round. Occasionally, there are local musicians. The parking lot is tight, but turnover is fast

Not my favorite farmers market. Parking is a pain in this area. They had a decent selection of things but nothing caught my eye. Typically I come out with lots of things at farmers market. Baltimore’s farmer market is my go to on Sundays.

Great community farmers market met local vendors that were so sweet. The fact it’s open year round is amazing. Got multiple vegetables and fruits from different vendors, flowers, and the crab and shrimp. Empanadas were incredible. Highly recommend and will absolutely be back often.

I came here for incense…3 hours later 🤦🏾‍♀️ i headed out with 2 bags full of fresh, locally grown fruits and veggies. I think I’m home free, I made it out… then I pass what I thought was a lamb gyro stand. I’ve been in the sun, walking around…it’s almost noon, sure, I could use a bite. I stop and ask the lovely vendor, is that chicken or lamb? Because it smells delicious! She smiles and replies….oh it’s mushrooms and it’s soooooo good?! Gurol what!! IKYFL! But I’m alright stuck because they smell sooo good. Baybeeeeeee when I tell you, that wrap didn’t make it out of my parking space. I sat there and DEMOLISHED THAT wrap… now I’m contemplating alllll my life decisions. Amazing! Top tier customer service and I’m mad I didn’t get 2. Oh! I’ll be back! Sincerely signed, a Carnivore contemplating her total life decisions

I love this market! The foods, the people, the sounds, the smells...what a great way to start a Saturday. The Goat Cheese Lady, the Empanadas, the great smelling oils, breads, veggies, vegan food delivery service, sprouts, the pot pie Dad are just some of the must visit booths...and there are so many more. Looking forward to Saturday morning!

I enjoy the Upton Ave market. Quite a few of the of the spaces are empty right now but the ones that are open are amazing with delicious food and drinks. A fresh fruit and vegetable space is open a few days a week and you can play lottery games and scratch offs at one of the spaces. They have 2 different ATMs there and security guards on-site every day. It's also very easy to get to. As soon as you come up from the metro station the market is right there. Also a bus stops right in front. Ample parking on either side. Highly recommend.

The Chinese spot at 1700 Pennsylvania Ave. the food was horrible. The health department need to get rid of this garbage 🗑️ before someone gets sick shut them down immediately food was nasty old and disgusting from there today and when I tell you, they had so much sauce on top of the sweet chicken make look good sweet chicken looking good and was not fresh. It was gross And I paid $12 for absolutely nothing. Chinese food was not good at all that was the worst food .I ever taste and I will not recommend a dog to go in there eat will be calling the health department on them. I’m just trying to figure out what’s the name but ,I’m gonna make a trip soon to see the name of that Chinese place need to get the name so report them to health department.

You want something good? You gotta take a trip to the hood! Every stand in here has good food. They have a Juice bar that makes incredible fresh fruit smoothies. The fruit stand is one of my favs. The only thing the stops me from visiting more frequently, the beggers and the neighborhood. It's not a safe area. So, by all means, get what you came to get and leave.

It's missing the historical significance of the space, the African American culture of it is almost none existed if not completely. I feel like it's the beginning of a complete erasure of the culture, is feel like we're being completely raced from the infrastructure of a country.We built of a world we've made successful, of a city we've given a name

Last stop if you have nowhere else to go just being honest

Breakfast food is the best,big breakfast 😎👍🥞

The store had good customer service.

Nice place to walk, many businesses closed, but the views are amazing

Horrible. Stopped in the gift shop on the first floor, which was fine. Went upstairs to use the bathroom. I DO NOT recommend. Second floor is abandoned. Health service eviction notices on doors due to mice and insects… no locks on any bathroom stalls, and most urinals and toilets out of order. Avoid at all costs going to second floor.

Lovely Harbour area , very quiet at 11.15A.M on the morning of our visit. Unfortunately, a lot of the shops ( Hard Rock Cafe ) , paddle boat rides, and ferry services were closed. The few that were open were few and far between !!! Went into the Baltimore Tourist Information Centre, no one said anything about what was happening,( we were offered a tour of the historic city by a friendly staff member, for a fee )..but we Learnt much later that the whole area is earmarked for a MAJOR REDEVELOPMENT,hence the " non-vibe " feel . Had a lunch at the Phillips restaurant, which was OK. Nice walking around the harbour, pity that nothing was happening.

Came here a lot when I was younger and I came back last week with the family! This place hasn’t changed a bit for me. Great stores and restaurants to choose from !

The total Inner Harbor (July 2025) seems dead. The once vibrant stores are empty.

Always great food and dessert at the Cheese Cake Factory. Very clean and awsome seating areas. We sat outside next to the harbor which was very relaxing. The staff was very friendly and always asked us how is everything. Definitely recommend this restaurant.

Fun place to walk around even on a cloudy day! Boat rides are available ranging from little to big tour cruises. There are shops, restaurants, museums, and an aquarium. Fun to people watch too. There were some entertainers who used garbage cans to play the drums; very creative. Nice to walk around just to get exercise too. Plenty of police presence so I felt safe. I’ve heard the aquarium is great but we didn’t have time to explore. Would have liked to though

One of my go-to spots. Busier on weekends, so I usually order ahead and browse the market while I wait. The kitchen is open, clean, and well-organized. The sandwich is super satisfying. Just give it a quick reheat and it’s hearty and generously portioned.

One of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had! I stopped by DiPasquale’s in the Baltimore Canton location on Toone Street and got the Real Italian Everything (no hots) — absolute perfection. The meats were fresh, the bread was top-tier, and the flavors were authentic and well-balanced. You can tell they use quality ingredients and know what they’re doing. Fast service, friendly staff, and a great vibe. I’ll definitely be back!

Hard to find good quality Italian food in Harrisburg PA. When we have parties, I literally drive all the way out here, because this is the food here is good, plentiful, and satisfying. Being from NYC, I am pretty keen when it comes to Italian food and Di Pasquale's fits the bill for our family. We do their catering option when we have some big events at our house. Their catering services are always accurate and the service is always with a smile. I love their store and the multiple options that they have available from their grocery section to their catering options. I wish there was an Italian store like this somewhere in Harrisburg, PA, but unfortunately, that does not exist. I do not mind making the 1.5 hour trip here to get quality food which never seems to disappoint.

I just visited Di Pasquale's for the first time today. I picked up 2 "Real Italian" cold cut sandwiches for my daughter and I. They were fantastic!! Definitely lived up to their reputation. I only had half and was full. The store is amazing too. Tons of Italian items that I've not seen anywhere else. I picked up some rice for risotto tonight as well as some black pasta. Can't wait to go back!!

I had them cater my Daughters baby shower. Well there was no leftovers to take home. I know I ordered way more than was needed so that should tell you how great the food was. Nothing but compliments from all our guests. I will definitely use their services again and highly recommend them to everyone I know.

What's to say about the best itailan shop in Baltimore since I don't know when. You want a sit down meal. They got it. You want sandwiches to go. DiPasquales has it. You just need desserts or coffee or drinks they have that too. From freshly sliced Italian meats and cheeses. They have full shipping here to find all your Italian food fresh or frozen and all the sides to go with. Recommend trying the Old world Italian and the arancini but you can't go wrong with the pizzas or any of the desserts. Stop by Dipasquales and support local businesses and ask for Joey D!!!

Stopped in for the first time to try one of these legendary sandwiches and found so much more. While I waited for my sandwich, I strolled thru the store and all the amazing products that were available. I really want to stop back and eat in the little bistro then a little shop around the store. I took my sandwich home and it was absolutely delish. One of the best Italian subs I have ever had. That crunchy bread, the meats and the toppings were just right. I will surely be back!

The Brewer’s Art has a really unique atmosphere—almost like a speakeasy tucked inside a historic home. There are several distinct spaces: a front bar area, a cozy lounge-like sitting space with a fireplace, the main restaurant, and a bar downstairs. Whether you’re grabbing drinks or sitting down for a meal, there’s a spot for every mood. Add photos of some of the different spots. I just stopped in to try a beer and went with the Resurrection, one of their main brews. At $8, it was a solid price and delivered on flavor and quality. I’d definitely come back to explore more of the menu or try the food next time. The staff was friendly, and I really enjoyed the cozy ambiance, especially lounging on a couch near the fireplace. Even though it wasn’t lit, it still added warmth to the vibe. I’ve added photos of their main beers, but they offer a much broader drink selection. If you’re in the area, The Brewer’s Art is definitely worth a visit—for the atmosphere, the beer, and the overall experience.

Very underrated Mount Vernon restaurant/bar. There are two floors with a downstairs bar area and upstairs dining room. The dining room interior is beautiful with very charming library-esque furnishing. The food, salad, drinks were all amazing with great portions, and service was also very good. Excited to come back

Excellent space, product, and staff. Great happy-hour deals and a strong beer selection. They're always brewing up new drinks, and their brewers are masters who routinely make excellent new drinks to try, which often are included in happy-hour. The rosemary-garlic fries especially are delicious and an ever-popular food. The bartenders are also friendly, patient, and knowledgeable, which makes the space feel more homey. They also distribute all over the city! They've been a fixture of Baltimore beer for more than 15 years at this point, and that position has been well-earned. I love this place. Also, I'd swear that Resurrection was a different style of beer when it first hit the market compared to what it's being marketed as now, but no one else I've spoken to feels this way...

Delightful high-ceiling, wood paneling and marble-hearth vibe and proper thick red tablecloth and attentive but not chatty quick service from the curly haired young man: shared the fat salmon fish cakes with wonderfully lightly charred carrots, on a mashed potato bed and for her chicken jaeger schnitzel and creamy mushrooms on Brussels sprouts. A+ Saturday night at the Brewer's Art. Thanks ! And did I mention the cool art books on the mantle? 💋 Ned from station north books

Excellent beer and tasty food served by very nice people. There are at least three different spaces here. The first, as you come in off the street is the bar. The next is a darker dining room (wasn't open when we rolled in at 4) and downstairs is a casual space. We didn't make it downstairs but we will next time. Their beers on tap are all top notch with the Resurrection (Belgian brown) and the dark lager standing out. We had a burger (monstrous in size, prepared as specified and juicy) with fries and schnitzel bites (crispy and served with a delicious aioli) to eat with our drinks and they were delicious. Based on the preparation, I bet the full menu is delicious. There is a very generous happy hour here where the drafts are reduced price and there are small bites and reduced price food items. We can't wait to come back!

Really great drinks, food, and service! Love the black saison.

I stepped in to try their beers and was surprised to find table clothes on one side and a bar across a hallway. 4 stars until I go back and do more "research"

Absolutely love this place! Been going here with my parents since I was a child. I fly from Florida to get the best olives, lunch meats, homemade sauce, breads, and pastas! Shrimp salad best I’ve had! Thanks Matt and Vince for your great staff and helping my parents!! Mom made the sandwiches!! So delicious! Good luck with new catering biz also! Everything is perfezione!

Finally made it to Trinacria after a service call in Fells today. What a wonderful surprise! A truly authentic Italian market/deli right here in the heart of Baltimore. Man, I’m impressed. Delicious fresh baked baguette with thinly sliced quality meats and sharp provolone $9.99 (large) Make sure you put this place on your hit list. I’ve been missing out!

The store has an old fashion look. Store attendants was not at all pleasant. There were deal on wines only no food deals. Lots of the food looks old or out dated. Nothing of nutritional there is appealing to the eye. Everything was all over the place. Seems like a waste of time the atmosphere was weird. I'll never visit this store again.

Great sandwiches, great baked goods, great market selection

This place is absolutely amazing! They have the best prices for authentic Italian food, wine and pastries. I really love the homemade ravioli (you have to finish preparing it at home) and olives. Trinacria is definitely worth a visit if you have never been before.

Love it! Went there with some family. Great selection of Italian foods, both fresh and premade. The cold cuts are delicious too!!! Wonderful food made by them! Parking is always hard in the city. I wish they'd move to Dundalk! 😁😁😁

A recent find after 60+ years of living in Baltimore! They are the real deal...now I can't seem to stay away from them! I buy all my ingredients there, and get lost in the items in the refrigerated section. Yes, gotta grab a sandwich everytime I go! They even have key lime tarts!

I've been to this venue a few times now and the most recent being a festival catered for families. It was a fun event with food trucks, performance, and prizes. The overall atmosphere is a chill place to hang with bars all around.

The concert venue was easy to find & conveniently located a walk away from our hotel. Three blocks to be exact. 0.2 miles or a 5 minute walk. We chose to get a Lyft for convenience. We went to the Power Plant Live to see the Never Early Fest. The nearest parking garage to the Power Plant was tricky in that it had very narrow driveway. We got a ride from a friend back to our hotel after midnight, and we notice mirrors on corners used to help prevent cars from colliding against each other in the garage driveway. The car before us on the drive down in the parking garage got hit. It was the first time I ever got stressed in a parking garage, and I was just a passenger. I like how it was easy to find seats outdoors on the second floor balcony with a good view of the main stage, the many & clean bathrooms, and the open air ambience of the venue. Navigating the different stages & areas for different music artists was easy & we were provided assistance/ service with swift efficiency. Some of the stages were indoors at different bars. The main stage was outdoors. The only concerns we had was finding the elevator, the interruptions (people ) & traffic flow blocking concert goers view of performances at one stage area, and not being in a well ventilated areas. We did not eat the food there & only had Diet Coke fountain drinks at a bar. The major highlight of the venue is that we were able to see multiple music artists of different genres on five different stages & places within this concert venue - indoors & outdoors. I would have liked having coffee & white wine options there yet was unable to find them at a bar by the main stage. Overall, we had a spectacular time at The Power Plant Live for The Never Early Fest by Rappolla Entertainment. It was the largest concert music venue we ever went to in our life, and there was very little issues to deal with during the day & night. It really helps significantly to get a hotel room nearby & walk or get a ride to the concert venue. We got to experience many unknown & brilliant music artists and genres at The Never Early Fest - acoustic, 90’s rock, punk, alternative, & folk music - and some of the music artists were from the local Maryland music scene.

My legitimate favorite band that got together for reunion tour, better known as Acid Bath, played a gig at Rams Head Live (correct me if I got the name wrong) and it was amazing. I felt much more comfortable inside the gig which is what I was there for than I did outside of the gig, which is what I would assume was power plant live. The Energy felt quite chaotic, people were kind of rude, pushy, and not as courteous as you would hope. I'm a wheelchair user so at least I can say that it was accessible to get in there, however I have a good amount of experience using my wheelchair and I can absolutely confirm that not all Mobility devices such as a power chair, are going to fit into certain places in the area. Not to mention just the fact that it's extremely crowded, and pretty loud. Overall I got to see my favorite band wish I never thought would happen in my lifetime so I'm happy.

It's an awesome venue that is set up like its own side street. All the cool little bars and restaurants are nice too. On the main stage it's nice having two bars right there and the sound system was super good. Overall love the area and the venue definitely will be coming back when Svdden Death does Nevermore again!! Another thing I liked is how you can overlook the main stage from upstairs and it offers a really great view.

That was the big dill festival. It was fantastic! Thousands of people. It seemed like hundreds of vendors. Live music. Contests, it was super cool. I'll be sure to get to the next one. I had a great time.

Was able to see the man Mr. Clinton and his show didnt disappoint me and my wife at all. We rock and roll all night long. We sang most of the songs. It wasna great event. The place is not to bad either. This concert was a standing concert, still good to rock and roll

Pizza Is so delicious here. They even have a vegan ice cream and bread pudding. It's to die for. Love the venue. Only is a slight complaint mosh pits or dangerous cuz the ground isn't level and I even met someone that spraying their ankle and I rolled it a little bit too. But always a great time. Always have a blast! Besides that.

This place is phenomenal. The staff is super helpful and friendly. Great vibes. Fresh made Mozzarella, sausages, and bread are fantastic. Great selection of wines. The prosciutto is ridiculously good. They also have a bunch of other great stuff all reasonably priced.

You can always rely on this place for some great authentic Italian foods. I stop here all the time for odds and ends. My go to’s are the pasta fagioli soup, their fresh mozzarella, dough, the pasta salad and a must are their subs! All of them are delicious. Everyone is always welcomed with a smile and hello. Such a staple to the neighborhood!!

Hands down best deli sandwiches! I've tried several different sandwiches, snacks, and cookies from them and they're all great! If you haven't had one of their sandwiches yet, you should go now!

Great hidden gem in Parkville. Very friendly staff who are making authentic tasting food. I enjoyed my experience there and will be going back!

An Italian delicatessen that turns a simple ham sub into the ham sub. Fresh, high-quality ingredients and fair prices make this place a standout. Their whole sub is huge—perfect for sharing—and makes for a satisfying lunch. It’s absolutely worth going a little out of your way to grab a hot sandwich here. You won't regret it!

I picked up a couple of super subs for a small party, super easy to call ahead and order, was ready when I arrived, everyone’s so nice, cute shop and most importantly the food is great all our guests loved it!

Im from PA, and originally from Baltimore, We have nothing like this in PA, and travel to Harford rd to get the finest Italian deli products. Fresh baked Italian bread, incredible cheese selections, and an Italian market with a variety of italian grocery goods to select from. The Large Imported Mortadella, Delusa Salami, and imported sharp provalone makes an incredible take home treat for my family. Its a gem of a place and miss the convenience I once had long ago. I took for granted how well I had it, till I moved out of the neighborhood.

Taharka Brothers was a wonderful addition to our wedding! The ice cream was a huge hit, and our guests loved it. The staff were absolutely wonderful—so friendly, professional, and kind to all of our guests. We’re so grateful to Taharka Brothers for being a part of our wedding. If you’re looking for something memorable, sweet, and totally crowd-pleasing, we can’t recommend them enough!

We got free ice cream during our visit because a wrong order went out and we asked to take it before the trash can could. This is top notch ice cream, and the Honey Graham is a must-try. It kind of tastes like the aftertaste of eating a graham cracker — that moment when it’s sort of melting in your mouth. I just wish they had more flavors. It seems like they were selling out. 8.5

Tastes great and they give good sized scoops for pretty cheap with free toppings!

Great ice cream, with many unique flavors. The blackberry cherry chocolate ice cream was good. Also if you get a waffle cone you get almost twice the ice cream and it tastes great.

Exceptional ice cream! Amazing variety of esquire flavors! I’m very picky and have a sensitive system, so I was absolutely pleased to taste this delicious ice cream and discover its high quality and natural ingredients!!!! I also love the management. I had to call to ask about home delivery (which is offered thank goodness) and encountered the owner, ‘GERALD’ who was so very personable, helpful, professional, and compassionate! He even extended a courtesy that I was very very pleasantly shocked to receive! This place deserves your patronage bc the service and management is as exceptional as the CREAM DELECTABLE YUMMY-FOR-YOUR-TUMMY, unbelievable good Taharka ice cream!!! Tell em I sent ya!!! Bless their hearts their ice cream establishment and their delicious products! Amen!!!

Taharka is the best ice cream in the City! It's got heart, soul and sabor! And the staff will make you feel like a rock star! Keep up the good work!

Their flavors might be good if you don't like something particularly sweet, but if you have a sweet tooth you will be majorly disappointed. I've tried their roasted strawberry and their key lime and both were so bitter/sour I could only eat a spoonful of each.

First time at Greg's Bagels and I don't think I'll be back. I ordered bacon, egg and cheese on a poppy seed bagel. The bagel tasted like wheat which was not specified and was very tough and doughy tasting. The egg and bacon was fine. The coffee was meh. They may have other good items on the menu, but I'm in no hurry to try any.

The best bagels in town, super friendly and accommodating staff. Oh and their hummus is phenomenal. It’s funny that people complain it’s too busy and chaotic, it’s that way cause they’re so good and people love their bagels :) it can be chaotic but the staff are still super nice to each other and pleasant to customers. It’s not fast food (although it usually does only take about 10 minutes tops) it’s Greg’s bagels, made with TLC and made fresh right before your eyes.

I decided to try Greg's Bagels for a late breakfast on a Tuesday afternoon, around 12:30. It was not busy at all, with only 2 or 3 other customers in the place. I ordered two coffees, a sausage, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich and a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich. For starters, the coffee was lukewarm. I asked to instead get another cup of the dark roast coffee that was clearly just made. Instead, the cashier microwaved my current cup of coffee and handed it back to me. After not being able to find creamer anywhere, I decided to use mine at my house when I got back. I got my two sandwiches and left, only to realize once I got home to eat them that they didn't have cheese on them! While the staff was friendly, the food is extremely below par. They claim to have fresh, natural ingredients and I'm pretty sure they microwaved both my egg and bacon out of a bag. All in all, this place is not worth the high rating it has or your money.

First time trying this place even though I’ve been coming to Belvedere for 15 years. The wife wanted a bagel, so I looked this place up. First, this is definitely a “local” place where most people know each other. Apparently, we broke the line protocol of not standing in the correct position, which was made known to us by someone behind us (I didn’t turn around). Second, I don’t know how it can take so, so long to take an order. The customer places the order, the clerk writes it on a brown bag and passes it back to the line. How does that take 3-5 minutes? We placed our order then sat. And sat. And sat. And sat. After 25 minutes, the woman two customers behind us got her order. So, I asked about our order and they couldn’t find our bag. The clerk was very nice and offered to refund our money and make the bagels, but the wife had no interest in waiting another 20+ minutes (nor did I), so our we went. I tried ... and won’t try again. No bagel is worth 20+ minutes when the place isn’t even busy.

If you like salmon on your bagels, this is the place for you. They have about 15 different types of salmon to choose from. The also have much more with many different spreads, sandwiches and more. I also got a chai tea latte and it was delicious. This place is definitely my new go-to for bagel breakfasts!

I have eaten here before and the bagels were good, and it has an evident following. Today the young male working the counter informed me “they are out of chai tea”. There were only a few other customers in the restaurant at this point, so it wasn’t like they were inundated with orders. My order was announced along with someone else’s so I got up from where I was sitting and watched him hand the bag to another customer. Then I said “Wait, where is mine? I had the Indian chicken sandwich” so he went and took her bag and pulled out one sandwich, and it turned out he retrieved the wrong on because the lady said, “This isn’t my sandwich.” So he gave her back the other one and plopped the one she had already opened and touched on the food prep counter while he went to start remaking my sandwich. I told him he had better remake it because that isn’t sanitary. I started to watch to make sure he didn’t foul up the new sandwich or just put the old one in another bag. However, I started to think about what food safety standards they may lack of this is the lax behavior of the people they hire to assist them. So, I asked for my money back. I used to like this place, but now I have no interest in returning there. Response to owner's response: Whatever the mix-up was on the sandwich, (and particularly in the age of COVID) a food item touched by a customer (and in this case she had opened it and realized it wasn't hers, and was "within spitting distance") is supposed to be immediately discarded, not brought back behind the counter and set atop what should be a sanitized area for food preparation. By the way, the person you are responding to has restaurant and resort experience, and was formerly certified as a food safety manager and used to work for a company that specialized in food-safety training for restaurant workers. I noticed how conveniently you focused on the sandwich mix-up and attempted to sidestep my second complaint.

The bagels and salmon here are very tasty and fresh. Ordered the Royal Scottish on an everything bagel with the works (cream cheese, capers, sprouts, onions, tomatoes, and cucumbers). Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a great bagel spot.

A quiet gallery with a shopping center there in yet the tourist movement is rather small. We spend about ten minutes taking a short break finding no specific goods or items of interest. We begin to understand the life if a small town.

This mall is conveniently located at Baltimore Inner Harbor. Beautiful Mall with great decor. Most of the retail stores are closed, maybe they will use some of the empty stores for pop up small business stores. Underground parking and a Hotel is available at this location.

So beautiful! Big city glamour in a safe comfortable shopping area! This mall sparkles it is so clean. A hotel connected so the weather doesn’t slow down your best shopping. Really beautiful boutique beaded clothing with cultural interest. This is a must do on your visit to Baltimore.

I'm from Pittsburgh and this mall is small but is awesome nice selection of stores. Very clean and a great selection of goods and stores I had to get a Pittsburgh steeler Jersey here and they had it so I could wear to the game. It’s a classy kinda place no smoking with is amazing I can’t stand cigarette smokers there so disgusting and disrespectful and selfish. I had a good time spending money there and will return. Please like this is this helped you in anyway

The Gallery Mall as of Tuesday is closed permanently to the public. There will be no access to The Gallery from the Renaissance Hotel or The “Charm’tastic Mile”. The retail crown jewel that opened in 1987 is gone. Thank you for the wonderful memories that it has given to millions of patrons that walked through the doors for almost 35-years.

Small but upscale mall. Very convenient if you are staying in the inner harbor but not many choices shopping wise. Seems like there's lots of empty space here, and a few stores were having going out of business sales, so who knows how long this will even be around.

I work in this buildings office complex, so perhaps I'm a bit biased. The shops in here are touristy at best and very overpriced. It's also not the safest place to be recently. I'd suggest going to Harbor East if you're in Bmore and want to do shopping or get something to eat.

I went for the Conan Gray pop up and it was a great experience! Staff was so lovely in making sure everyone was being taken care of. For the pop up they had a water booth with a functional set up to get your entry bracelets. The store itself has such a good selection of new and older vinyls, all in great condition! There’s also a little section of posters, DVDs, stickers, and even a great selection of incense!! Definitely worth stopping by!

Tons of awesome stuff! I could spend days looking around. I love how the store is arranged. Unique finds at decent prices. Staff was okay.

I love it here so much! My first place to go for albums, posters, and dvds. Not to mention the live music opportunities almost daily. The atmosphere is so great here, to me its the best spot in Fells'.

place kicked ass. got some new cds there, really interesting music on the speakers, love the amount and types of music they have everywhere, they even have used movies

I've been going to The Sound Garden basically my whole life. Even before I got old enough to be a music fan, my dad would take me in here when he was buying his own stuff. I've always absolutely loved it. The atmosphere is incredible, and it's always such a fun place to visit, even when you aren't buying anything and are just looking around. They have such a wide selection of music to choose from, and I can always find something that I will enjoy listening to. The staff are always very nice and helpful, and I always feel comfortable. A few days ago, I attended my first event at The Sound Garden, and it was wonderful. I saw Conan Gray perform a few songs from his new album in the lot, and while I went in not knowing what to expect, I had a great time. I went into the store a few times to ask some clarifying questions, and the staff members were very nice and answered all my questions perfectly. Although I am not disabled myself, I witnessed staff being really kind and accommodating to someone who's disability made it difficult for them to stand in line in the heat. I got the best view I've ever gotten at a concert, and I never expected that would happen at a show for someone as popular as Conan Gray. A security guard even told me that we were "the best group of fans they'd ever had." Overall, everyone is so nice, and it is a great place to go to buy music or go to events.

Amazing record store with killer inventory, friendly service and good prices. I easily spent over two hours digging. I was most impressed with their Jazz selections, but overall, I walked away with a little bit of everything. This is also where Record Store Day began in 2007!

My daughter loves this store. They have all the old records she likes and a lot of cool other things to look at. Parking can be a little rough but if you get there early you'll find a spot. The staff is very knowledgeable.

The impulse scotch section is amazing. Don't be afraid to ask the extremely knowledgeable staff about anything. With their depth of knowledge about their different departments, you can't go wrong. I send wine friends from out of town because their selection is so well curated. Also great for grabbing a quick six. Everything a classy person needs to conduct a sweet party down to the cheese and crackers. 5 thumbs up

I stopped in this store for the first time today and was blown away not only by the selection but also by the amazing staff. Abigail is like a freaking wine encyclopedia. She answered any questions I asked and had the perfect recommendations. Gloria was also super helpful and knowledgeable. This is my new favorite store.

Fabulous rum selection with prices that beat Total Wine. Has the most Clairins and Agricoles I've ever seen on one shelf!

Really great place for wine, spirits, nice cheeses, and deli meats. The staff is kind and helpful too.

Not much to say other than the most expensive and amazing liquor store you'll ever find. If The Wine Source doesn't have it, no where will. Imports, rarities, single bottles, they have it all. Nice people too.

I get giddy every time someone says, "Let's go to The Wine Source!" I absolutely love their cheese selection! Of course the local wine and beer selection is great too! If you're in Baltimore it's a must! If you're a local you probably already know The Wine Source is the best!

Great customer service ! Assorted cheeses..meats Chips..wine..liquor tastings . Good parking across the street.. What a vibe! -Anika

People are nice, check out is quick, but don't have variety of employees all one race, prices are higher than other grocery stores, see large variety of ready to go food, produce is not as fresh especially packaged ones they go bad next day or two, and some are already no good, otherwise they have a lot of things to choose from. They need to have more sales or discounts, extremely overpriced. They don't sell separate items so if u need 2 peppers for ur meal u have to spend more and buy a whole pack. The meat and fish look good. But sometimes it smells in there. Could just be the fish. Not sure though. Overall it's a good quick spot to get what u need in a hurry to make quick meal, just not good for full fridge grocery shopping. Too pricey for that. *I recently saw 2 people of different race, working in the evening. So that's good representation of the local neighborhood. Good job Streets!

Idk why this place has high reviews. Maybe I have high standards, who knows. No greeting, don't really respond to anything you say, extremely unfriendly, on shift supervisor/manager refused to see me, the floor employee was really hesitant in giving me his name and the GMs contact or business card, also according to some of the staff and security the general managers doesnt really care for customer service complaints. I just moved to the neighborhood and I was pretty excited about this place cuz it was close by but I'm just never going back there again. Just my 2cents in case you're new to the neighborhood or have never been and wanted to try it out. The prices aren't all that great either, I'm all about local businesses but local business gotta try a little too.

This use to be my favorite market but the customer service has went down extremely bad. Ana Grissel Avalos was extremely rude and disrespectful choosing to go back and forth with a customer instead of trying to defuse the situation or at least apologize and get a manager. Plus the store was very busy and the line was long they need to do a performance check with the store associates, Not to mention there are almost never any deals or discounts until then I will be taking my business elsewhere.

This is a great little supermarket. Yes, prices are high. But that is how it is in the heart of the city. They have a large and diverse selection of products.....Meat dairy, produce, wine, kitchen basics, cheese, fresh fish. If you live in the city, you know how fortunate it is to have an actual grocery story that isn't just a glorified bodega. They have quality products. Look for what's on sale. I got locally grown apples for .59 a pound.

They had everything I needed and more. I wa especially delighted by their produce section. It was clean and organized. The people were nice and it was easy to find and get to.

Prices are way too high for what you get. Wonderful staff/cashiers but there are several issues. There is no bicycle parking for those of us who ride there. I have found pieces of plastic time and time again in the meat I've purchased. Often times, the prepackaged vegetables like the jalapeños are filled with mold. The food handling for meats and fish is questionable and I would not trust it. There doesn't seem to be a policy for quality control in place. It's a shame this market has such bad quality in products. People may keep buying, but only out of true necessity and it seems the owners don't care as long as they are making a profit.

LOVE ❤️ LOVE ❤️ LOVE ❤️ This Market! They have e ver y thing. Little pockets of international treats and treasures. Good prices. Friendly staff. A buffet/food bar. Go and get lost.

I took my daughter and her friend to The Book Thing for the first time in April 2024. It was an easy process with many friendly and very helpful people to guide us through before and once we entered. It really is overwhelming to see how many books are there for anyone to take. So nice. The girls each chose 4 books and we left shortly after that. The checkout process was super simple too. The next part, wasn't great. After we jumped in the car, we drove around back to the donation area. There was a small lot, a pop up tent and a few people working. I parked and hopped out with 2 bags of books we were going to donate. I walked up to the table and the man working there told me they were not taking donations... that it was after 2pm. It was 2:10, ok. However, the tent was out. The doors were open. People were working and taking books in off of the tables. Others were picking up boxes of books off the ground. And the SIGN THAT SAID "DONATIONS" WAS STILL ON THE STREET. I asked If I could drop off since they were all still there, still picking up books and still moving them inside. He said "no". I said, but your sign is still there saying that you are taking donations... Are you telling me you don't want my books? He said no. So, I took my books back to the car and left with a bad taste in my mouth and a bad impression of this seemingly lovely service. Too bad.

Amazing concept, I love coming here! Parking lot is free, but full most of the time. Bring books if you want to donate, but not required. Take as many books as you like! When you inevitably fill your arms with books there is a pile of boxes for you to grab and use. Make sure to sign out when you're done!

Free Books , Once a Month !! We love it’s here . They’re so many Free Books to choose from . They also accept donated books .

This place deserves all the love and support it can get. Flood it with donations, both monetary and books! The volunteers are friendly and run it so smoothly and efficiently. 1) Get there early. Not only will you get in quicker, you will also be able to park closer (street parking only). I came 2 hours before opening and was third in line. 2) Bring a rolling tote bag - it's easier on your shoulders/back. 3) Talk to people in line. They're book lovers too and you might make a new friend! 4) They let in about 100 people at a time. You only have 55 minutes to browse and select your books before you have to leave and/or get back in line for another round of waiting and free books. 5) Donate your old books, CDs, magazines, and binders. 6) Tell your friends!

Good place for book lovers and students I got so many books for free including fiction books and some language related books. I think it is amazing how they run this place. I am looking forward to the next open date.

Read amd follow all instructions on their website. If you want to be among the first group in you will need to be there at least 45 minutes early. After that it is not a big rush. August is the busiest month. It is not necessary to be first, relax, there are way more books than you'll even have time to view in your allotted 55 minutes. If you do want to be first, it is ok to bring a chair in a bag type thing to sit while you wait. Staff of volunteers are exceptional people with good energy, despite this being an overwhelming experience for them surely.

We had a great time picking out books! All in all we walked away with a little over 200! We will definitely be back!

EDIT 5/18/2022: they are closing this store permanently. When I arrived, they were having a closing sale with the majority of items 30% off. On the expensive side and their fresh produce section is extremely limited. Their produce are never fresh.

So as you can see older the cake the more expensive!!! Smh how does it cost more when it's not as fresh. Oh well. I look closer before buying next time....

Bakery makes very good doughnuts, bagels and cakes. Deli has wide selection and employees are helpful and friendly. Smallish produce selection. Hot food bar, hot and cold fried and baked chicken. Hummus, cheeses, pepperoni and pizza kits. Nice variety of normal grocery items. Small international section, a little frozen organic items. 4 self check-outs, and usually 3 full service check-outs open.

I enjoy shopping here. It's the closest grocery store to me. The produce is fresh. There's a good variety of food items to choose from. My only issue by a couple of the workers here. I was treated poorly by a manager, one time in particular. She treated me like I was lying and couldn't read. I was tempted to speak to the store manager but didn't.

The time I go here the store not too busy. There are self check outs and about two or three cashiers that keep the wait time of check out not to long. The place is well-lit, the shelves are clean, and cooling stations work and look up to date. Safe place to get your perishable items.

Overall, I like the sales and prices at this store. However, be selective about any produce you buy here. It's hit or miss. If you aren't sure about any produce, leave it; especially if you are weary of pesticides. I had to vinegar soak the last batch of tangerines I purchased for at least 20 - 30 minutes before I wanted to eat them because the first one I tried had such a strong chemical flavor; so did the cherries I bought. Apparently, pesticides can be absorbed into the flesh of produce grown with them - didn't know that until I experienced it.

It's the beginning of August 2020 during this pandemic and this location is pretty well stocked. Cleaning supplies and flour are a little thin but most other items are available. 2 cashiers plus 4 self checkouts equal no lines. Masks are required to shop here!

An absolute dream of a bookstore. Just amazing. So many options both modern and traditional, with a mind towards obscure and Niche interests. They have tons of autographed items by John Waters and I'm in trouble now that I know that they ship anywhere. Another cool place in Baltimore that I could spend all of my money at if I lived here. The staff are friendly too; I asked about cool stuff to do in the area and was pointed in the right direction.

This place is a true neighborhood gem! It's worth a stop if you like comics, graphic novels, sci-fi, or quirky books about science. They have something for everyone! It's so well organized and has a lot of unique titles. The books are all new and the prices are reasonable. The staff and patrons are both friendly. Would highly recommend!

I enjoyed my visit to Atomic Books. I found a lot of books that I had never heard of and there's a lot of locally themed items there too. Staff is friendly and the store has a real chill vibe to it. Street parking was easy. I've been seeking out locally owned small businesses, I'm glad I found this one. I'll definitely be back.

Truly a gift to this world. We have to cherish shops like this. My only complaint is on the density of literature, which can be intimidating, but that only opens up the opportunity for you to speak to the staff or regulars. I find something wonderful every time I come here. We should all strive to create or at least maintain a community good like this place.

This is the best book store in Baltimore! I have been a customer and a regular of eightbar for years and I have always had a wonderful experience. The owners and the employees are super passionate and knowledgeable about all things books, comics, pop and sub culture. You will always find what you are looking for and if you don't they will order it for you.

Cute clean store. I book store hop a lot. And this one has potential. But not organized very well. 2 small sections just “fiction” “non fiction” that’s very broad lol. Fantasy? Crime? Thriller? Horror? Iv seen even smaller stores than this still have books sectioned off. Also. Why not have an end cap with the hottest new books? Book tok favorites or something.

I have been to almost every comic shop in maryland and by far this shop is the most organized and caring. EVERY comic book being in a sleeve without Nickle and diming you makes the world to collectors like me And the staff always has a smile on there face and even some jokes under their belt. Keep supporting amazing stores like this so book worms always have a place to go!

Haven’t been to this in a few years. I was pleasantly surprised! First stop: Fresh fish! Flounder. ( BTW within 1 hour he was almost sold out!) Next: Fresh mozzarella!! Oh my goodness. I feel a dinner is being planned… Then: fresh produce next to the cheese guy… heirloom , purple beans, amazing eggplant…next stop… Wait for it!… CHEESE! Lovely Lavender Gouda… you had me at Lavender! Max MAX MAX!!! The incredible spice man! Scored some Roasted Strawberry BALSAMIC Jam ( Max was enjoying a fruit pop…. Directed us to the “yellow umbrella”….) FLOWER POWER!…. Lovely Straw flower plant. YELLOW UMBRELLA FRUIT POPS: can you say YUMMINESS??? It’s a must have! We thoroughly enjoyed 1 hour waking around supporting local vendors You must go! There was live music and sunshine.

Wonderful Sunday Farmers Market in Catonsville, MD! Many Local Vendors with Quality products. Farm Vendor selling Local, Seasonal, ORGANIC Produce and products:) Support LOCAL, SEASONAL, ORGANIC! Save Soil:)

The Catonsville Sunday Farmer's Market is a top notch example of a community based farmer's market. Built by the Catonsville Chamber of Commerce, it is a market that actively engages the entire community, striving to offer local food choices to everyone. Not only can one find excellent local produce and food items, the Catonsville Sunday Farmer's Market offers many superb prepared artisanal foods by local vendors, arts & craft items and music by local musicians. An excellent gathering place, that encourages social engagement of the residents. The Catonsville Sunday Farmer's Market has all of the items of a grocery store, only all offerings are locally produced! Your patronage at the Catonsville Sunday Farmer's Market is an invaluable support of the local economy! Natural Nick's Produce is honored to be part of this market since it's inception 2010. Natural Nick's items can also be found in the local shop Simply Made Here.

Great food choices and solid produce stands providing farm fresh selections. It’s not mucked up with a ton of people’s garage crafts, they have things you’re going to want to buy. Parking can be a bit tricky on the smaller roads, but you won’t be disappointed.

Great selection of produce and other vendors. Musicians vary and have been good each of the three times I've been. My only wish was for shade and seating.

What a gorgeous day, easy to park and access farmers market. Amazing selection of vendors including some ready to order food. I just love coming here! Don't forget to bring your reusable bags and support local business! Never a disappointment here.

Hello 21228, A great local neighborhood farmers market in Catonsville behind and on the side of the great Bill's music shop. Many vendors come every weekend to share their interest, goods and services. From freshly local grown mushrooms of all sorts and sizes and shapes. From pulled pork and beef sandwiches. fresh dill pickles, fresh corn, Tomatoes. And other produce with a lot of new mom and pop shops. It's always great in 21228...

Nice people here good unloading time average backing space not too bad semi truck

Secret spot for the BEST Greek food. Fresh olives by the pound and fresh feta cut to order. Once you start coming here, you'll be hooked. When the fresh bread comes out- scoop it up quick. They also have Greek wines and Ouzo.

I stopped on here today to see what this establishment has for retail sale. They had a really good selection of Greek foods and snacks. I got some candy, a koulouri thessalonikis (rounded seeded bread), and a package of koulourakia (dessert bread). It was all really good. If you want some Greek snacks or ingredients such as olive oil, this is a good place to stop.

Awesome selection of Greek foods and products at much cheaper prices than the normal local grocery stores. I don’t buy feta or extra virgin olive oil from anywhere else, top quality and best price. Wholesale restaurant quality and pricing on a huge selection of food and products is great when throwing a party too. Thanks Prima!! 👨🏻‍🍳

Great selection of Greek snacks, drinks, cheese and meats - not to mention the wide variety of the best Greek chocolates.

Always great friendly staff and the prices are awesome. Walking in and smelling oregano and olives makes me feel very much at home! We love the roadtrip to get some of our favorite Greek supplies.

There isnt a better place to get all of your healthy ORIGINAL Mediterranean food from. Original Greek Olive Oil, Feta and all sorts of Greek cheeses. All varieties of Greek desserts, wines, cooking ingredients, as well as uncooked spinach and cheese pies. To top it off they even have fresh bread daily! What a place! They actually import everything themselves! Awesome!

Such an awesome neighborhood market dealing in healthy food options and medicinal offerings. The pictures say a thousand words. It may be small, but it is jam packed with great stuff. This is a must-try if you are in the neighborhood.

If I give this place 10 stars, I would!!! I love love love this store & what they offer. Customer service is great. And they have many options. I’m a frequent customer and plan to always be!

Amazing place. My mom and I came in and I was in Awe. Super friendly staff especially the beautiful employee who checked us out, not only was she informative but she was smart and knowledgeable on the products. The place was non stop with people coming in but she still managed to go out of her way. Showed me a book of natural remedies she had. It was such an amazing experience and will definitely be coming back. I hate that I forgot her name but she was amazing and just great overall if you see her you’ll know lol great vibes and conversation.

A very eclectic barrage of health food offerings. From dried apples, dried whole bananas to seamoss and xylitol gum. I have been passing by this store for over a decade now and while on bike ride I FINALLY got a chance to stop in. I'll be back soon to forage for goodies.

My family and I have been going to this store for years. its always good service God willing and the herbs are always fresh God willing. Its always my first choice for herbs.

First time here & enjoyed my entire experience. The staff was beyond helpful & everything I called about was in stock. I do recommend a better system with weighting, writing, and bagging your herbs. But next time I will be better prepared due to this being my first visit. Overall my new Favorite Herb Shop!! Happy Customer ✨

Great friendly service! The woman behind the counter was really helpful and patiently explained the use of different products to us.

We had an amazing time today making pumpkins! Our kids had a blast (age 7 and 11) and we can’t wait to see our end results! Will definitely be going again!

I surprised my husband with a private glass blowing class with Nico and we had the best time! Nico is kind, patient and knowledgable and made the experience an enjoyable one for us. This was our first time ever glass blowing. We made paper weights, flowers and cups. Highly recommend if you're a beginner and want to learn more about the process and walk away with some handmade products! Thank you for making my husband's birthday a memorable one!

This review is for the wedding my partner and I had here this October. Anthony was great to work with, highly responsive, and was flexible given my concerns about potential issues with the COVID pandemic when I originally booked this venue about one year ago. We had both the ceremony and reception here back-to-back and really enjoyed it. This venue is fantastic in terms of rustic charm and unique character. The venue is on the smaller side, so just be warned that you are limited in how many people you can comfortably place into this space if you want to have sit-down dinner. Further the dance floor is on the smaller side. However, these are small downsides compared to the overall atmosphere of this venue. The studio also recommends several vendors to choose from for catering, music, etc which can make it a little easier in terms of wedding planning. If you are looking for a small-to-moderate sized wedding in the Baltimore area, you can't go wrong here.

We had our wedding at Corradetti Glass Blowing Studio, catered by Woodberry Kitchen on 11/11/2023 and it could not have been any more perfect. The event space is absolutely gorgeous and the Corradetti team was a pleasure to coordinate with. Highly recommend!

I want to start off by saying that the space and the staff are fantastic at this glass blowing studio. They also rent it out for private events and it lends itself to wonderful photos. I took away one star for two reasons. 1st, the price for things in this place is extremely high. I understand that it is a time consuming and artistic process but even simple things like drinking glasses were $45+. It feels like they probably have high rent with their location near woodberry so you might be paying extra for that. Second, while the class we took was really fun, i do wish we got to do a little more than just the literal blowing of the glass. I would have liked to learn how to handle equipment and even maybe help make the stem. All in all, it is a good spot with some cool experiences but just a bit overpriced.

We love this place! Everyone who works there not only is super nice and family friendly but they also have some serious years of artistry under their belts. We've been to 3 separate classes and each time have come home (or a couple of days later when the glass has cooled) with beautiful pieces. Also the guy has his mask off to blow into the tube to create our pumpkins. It's really difficult to do per the guy we had previously! They are super safe during this pandemic (we went all 3 times during the pandemic)

Beautiful gallery and studio awesome tucked away Baltimore secret one of a kind. Great venue for a reception of any kind. Glass art is exquisite. A must visit in Clipper Mill

If the outside is this amazing and awesome, the inside must be even more amazing!!!! We strolled Mt. Washington and walked by Baltimore Clayworks. We are a family that loves to do pottery. We will be back to take a class!!!

Great atmosphere and fantastic people! Teaching here was very inspiring and everyone involved was a pleasure to work with along the way. Thank you for creating and nurturing such an incredible creative community for ceramic artists.

This is my new favorite place. I had an amazing time. It was only my second time on the wheel but such a great experience. Sam is a wonderful instructor and super helpful. Highly recommend!!

Every class I've taken here had been great and the gallery is always full of interesting art!

Our family had a wonderful afternoon learning how to work the pottery wheel. Shay was incredibly fun and patient and so, so helpful!!

I went to my beginner class today. It was supposed to start at 6:30 but the instructor never showed up. We waited until 7:00 to maybe give them a little grace period. Me and 7 other people were left waiting and no one showed up.

The people who run the place are very understanding, and are great instructors.

TLDR: They pass off Shein as Boutique Be very careful with what you buy. I had purchased the cutest pair of heels and a dress yesterday, and I was in love. The shoes were 150ish, and the dress was 89.99, but came around to be closer to 95 after taxes. While in the store, I Google Lensed the shoes to make sure I wasn't buying something fake or mass-produced, and they seemed legit. My mother had picked out this pretty lace dress. The material felt light and spandex-like, but I didn't think much of it at the time. I figured since the shoes were safe, so must be the dress. When putting up the dress after I got home, I noticed the tag had been removed, and I knew for a fact it wasn't handcrafted, as it did feel produced in some sense, and artists typically put in their own tags. I used Google Lense, and of course the first thing that popped up was my dress on Shein. I bought a Shein dress for 90ish dollars. While the shoes were cute, comfortable, and from a reputable brand, please be weary, as there is an expectation from boutiques to not get fast fashion, mass-produced items. If I wanted this dress on Shein, I would have ordered it for 3 times less the price.

I went here for the first time today and it was such a fun store with so many cool shoes and jewelry! But the thing that really made the experience so great was Erica who greeted me as soon as I entered the store. She was not annoying or pushy as many store attendants are. She was genuinely so nice and helpful. She complimented my outfit and then was giving me suggestions on shoes based on my style and she got a city map for me and went through and highlighted several recommendations for me to help me get to know the area better! 10/10 customer service! I also bought some chocolate I’m excited to try. I didn’t buy any shoes today, but they had so many cool pairs I’ll know where to come back when I’m ready to invest in a unique pair!

Very unique store. Not just shoes! Tons of cool clothing and neat trinkets. Very unique shoes you can’t find elsewhere. Varying price levels. Staff is very kind. Definitely worth a visit.

A cute shop, but overpriced. Fun for a browse but nothing in the store should be more than $50.

I love this store. I have been shopping here for years after a friend introduced it to me. Every time I’m in Baltimore I stop in. The selection is amazing, the right mix of style and comfort and price. Their chocolate selection is also top notch! Customer service is also always so attentive in an way that is rare these days. I was so sad when they closed during Covid and so elated they reopened that I try to prioritize them when I buy new shoes over a big box store whenever possible.

This store has a bunch of unique shoes and the service is phenomenal. There is also a doggy that will greet you upon entering lol. I saw these shoes from the window and I had to have them! So I got them. I will definitely be back again. If you like unique shoes this is the place for you!!

Beautiful shoes and chocolate! I'm a big fan of L'Artiste shoes and I was not disappointed by the selection. I visited on Bastille Day and they were running a great sale and they gave out chocolate samples and a glass of champagne. Oh yes, I bought shoes too. ❤️

This was my first visit & I was truly impressed. The atmosphere was absolutely amazing, especially because the Ravens was playing in Baltimore & the vibe & fans show up to watch on the big screen. Next Phase didn't disappoint either. I had the chicken wing platter with yams & Mac & cheese. My ride or die loved the catfish & fries. I will definitely recommend to family & friends. What an awesome addition to this college community. I would love to see more food courts in other communities where folks can come together.

I really enjoyed my visit at The Mill on North. I was able to get a shrimp BLT from 3 Chefs Catering, a strawberry cupcake from Krazy Sweet Desserts and a custom smoothie from DEB Deli. Everything was delicious. I spoke to the owners and they were so friendly. I also sat on the sofa and had conversation with some of the community members and really felt good about this new edition to the Coppin community. I will be back real soon.

Coppin Heights Gem Nestled in the historic and legendary Coppin Heights near Coppin State University, The Mill Food Hall is more than just a place to grab a bite—it’s a cultural landmark in the making. With its artistic flair and vibrant design, the space is beautifully personalized to reflect the spirit and resilience of the surrounding community. It truly feels like a symbol of a brighter today and tomorrow for West Baltimore. The variety of food options makes it easy for everyone to find something they’ll enjoy. I stopped by D&B Deli and had a fresh, flavorful salad that hit the spot. The energy in the hall is warm and welcoming, blending the best of food, art, and community pride. Whether you’re a student, a local, or just passing through, The Mill is definitely worth a visit. It’s a great example of how food and culture can come together to honor a neighborhood’s legacy while building toward its future.

The Mill on North GOOD: nearly everything - food quality, atmosphere was a surprising star and service was great too BAD: Nothing much - parking isn't super easy, maybe I was legal maybe not? TMN was a pleasent, even fun surprise addition to West Baltimore. I went for the food, but it was the atmosphere that took the blue ribbon. It's a food court set in a fun, loungy cavern - but bright and fun, not gloomy. Beyond usual food court seating, they have lounge areas - couches and coffee tables. The walls adorned with fun murals bring out the chill atmosphere. If you're a drinker, the mini bar brings the fun home. The food was no slouch. I ordered the catfish and fries from Next Phaze - delicious, well-seasoned, crunchy and big. The price was very fair at 14. I ordered delicious donuts from Krazy Sweet. They were fluffy and the sweetness was spot on. They were pricey, but costs will be higher for a small baker and I was happy to support a new local business. Both vendors were very friendly. TMN also has a free water and cup station for a quick sip and public restrooms. I highly recommend this new, fun gem.

Great food and atmosphere. I got a vegan “tuna” sandwich from D&B Deli and loved it + the homemade chips. Fantastic addition to the city.

It was so delicious , I ordered from 3 chefs and it was the best shrimp and grits I have ever tasted. I am definitely coming back. I also got some sweets and they were great.

Nice new food court near Coppin State. The ambience is top notch. We ordered from Next Phase. Everything was good except the cornbread.

Love the fresh produce and the home made baked goods. Also like that the organizers try to have something of interest for each market - rain gardens; composting; master gardener - variety of interests for the community.

I'm sorry I discovered this on the last day of the season, but I was able to load up on enough local honey, jam, jelly and salsa to hold me through winter. I felt like a bear getting ready to hibernate for the winter. Lol I also enjoyed a home made hot dog with some unusual toppings. I ordered the grilled pineapple and carmelized onions. The market ran from, I think, 8 till 2 pm saturday, which was very convenient for me. They also had the community association, herbs, stained glass, etc. I look forward to going there in the spring and bringing my sisters there.

Lots of vendors selling produce, foodstuffs and other household products. I especially enjoy the goodies at o Mary's muffins! The olives at Dimitri's are to die for!

Great little local farmers market. Lots of variety, not just meat & produce.

First time. I was driving down Belair Rd and saw the sign. I purchased some plums and eggplant. I will check it out again

It was very nice varity. However, would like to see more choices of produce.

Love the community getting together, supporting each other. Great local products.

Might be the best honey I've ever had! I don't say that lightly...I eat a lot of honey instead of sugar. I was searching for 'raw' honey. I ended up calling them and although they tried to help me, they weren't able to. Then, about an hour later, THEY called ME back. They had answers for me and after that, I went to Whole Foods(it was closer) and purchased my first jar of Really Raw Honey. I've purchased more since. Great customer service and a great product.

I just bought a jar of this. I've seen the brand before but never tried it until now because I'm used to a pourable honey. This is amazing stuff, 1 ingredient carefully sourced with no heating or processing. The texture is smooth and creamy. I love that it has the bits of honeycomb, pollen and propolis! Thank you for such an incredible product. Definitely buying this brand for now on!

I ordered honey a month ago and haven’t received it and I haven’t gotten a notification that it’s been shipped. I understand it’s a holiday so things are crazy so I emailed them and haven’t heard anything back. I bought it for a Christmas gift so I guess I just wasted my money. Never again

Thank you sooo much for donating to my family members for their Go Fund me since they lost one of our family members in a terrible car crash one Friday night. You use to have my brother as your employee. My brother gave me a Really Raw Honey a long time ago and I still have it in my home. Honey lasts for 3000 years so I know it won’t get rotten. I’m so grateful that you gave my family needed money so they can use it for the burial of our beloved family member, etc. God bless you at Really Raw Honey. You were such a good employer to my brother and now you have helped our family once again.

I am from Turkey and I know what a good honey tastes like. I have tried lots of different honeys, from cheap to very expensive like Manuka honey etc but this one just the best I have tried so far in the US. I am a loyal consumer of it after the first purchase. I hope they will be able to keep up the quality since it is available at whole foods now.

I used to consume it in the 90's, got it right at a local store in Baltimore. Great customer service. Now back in the area, I'm eager to stock up and with anticipation I know Really Raw Honey will again help my body and urge better cravings - love it ✅

This is the best honey and great customer service! Thank you :)

Saw new vendors, the fresh juices were delicious

Great demo by Ginger's Juice and Land of Kush!

This is my first trip to the Govans farmers' market around 4pm July 18, 2024. It was closed. I don't know what was happened. When I check on the web site, it says will open from 3-6pm.

Good crabs and I love the fresh produce

My contention is that the two produce stands -fruit and veggies are not adequate. Most folk wait for long periods to get crabs. The veggie stand provide veggies that have aged and not fresh. The only fruit stand's fare is a tad better.

Very nice place, helpful for people. Attract more farmers there to have more products.

Small but very friendly vendors!

(Translated by Google) It is a very nice place (Original) Es un lugar muy agradable

Cute but not that many vendors. Good quality produce local and juice.