The Corner Pantry - Baltimore

Similar to Brunch-Food, Dessert and bustling atmosphere to Stone Mill Bakery in Green Spring Station in Lutherville (although Stone Mill is bigger with more seating and open past 3 p.m. for lunch and dinner The Corner Pantry (est. 2014, open to 3 p.m., daily, except Sun. has most of the toast, sandwich, pastries, cookies, lumps or drink! (Your not always obvious Credo brings British food to Baltimore. Anyway, good food is good food! We arrived shortly before 3 pm, with only time to order Lachs Tacos together with home cured lenses and carrots pastries, Cheddar biscuits and chocolate biscuits to go. You can sit inside at tables, a narrow stool bar or outside on warm days. The food is great and the service fresh and sassy. Definitely my kind of space! For those of you unfamiliar with this lively strip of Falls Road/Mt. Washington residential area of Baltimore, there are other shops and food places to try, including Yog Crepes and Waffles (coffee and bubble tea, Bonjour Bakery Café, (est. 1998! Sushi Hanna and an Al Pacino pizza. Also nearby are Garden and Griddle, Earth, Wood Fire and Sports Stalwart Princeton Sport under Kitchen and Home Shops. Before or after a hike on Lake Roland Park you have many opportunities to buy and eat on the lazy Saturday or during the week. (Note: Many brunching places are closed on Sunday.

Your cheddar Biscuit is beautiful and fluffy! We tried their fried flakes (limited time) and the pulled pork sandwich. The fish was perfectly fried. I thought the pulled pig sauce was too tender and a little overwhelming. Would not recommend that sandwich, but her morning heart muffin was huge and not too sweet.

Omg absolutely amazing bakery! I have no words for how amazing everything is! You just have to try!

The cheese cakes and the apple cakes bought for Thanksgiving were terrible. The apple cake was boiled on one side and burned. I had to make a trip to return it before the call and make sure they exchange it. The lady at the pick-up desk was nice, but no excuses for my inconvenience to drive back. The cheese cake was dried and tasteless. EACH PIE COSTED 30.00 EACH! For an 8-Jack-PIE! An RIP trip. It cost me 60.00 for two misérables 8 inch cakes. The CORNISH Pasty and the sausage rolls were also dried and the filling was also dry and tasteless. We are very disappointed.

Probably my favorite place for breakfast in Baltimore. Incredible food. Fun atmosphere, but gets busy so be sure to come early. The quiche was excellent.