Kitsch

“Flawless experience - top tier food, coffee, and service.”

Juhi Pac★★★★★

A top contender for best sandwiches in Baltimore!! Small cafe/restaurant located just 3 min away from Johns Hopkins north exit. The sandwiches were unique and delicious and the apple cider and black coffee were as well. Seating and parking is very limited, so the place is ideal for grab and go/quick chat. Looking forward to trying the rest of their menu

Alexander Coates Jr★★★★★

If you haven't been to Kisslings yet, you're missing out! The atmosphere here is absolutely great, and the drinks are expertly made. But the real star of the show? The wings. They are incredibly delicious and cooked to perfection. Easily a 5-star spot!

V Y★★

I ordered an iced chai and a grilled cheese at the R House location. Well, the chai tasted extremely watered down, it was warm because the almond milk wasn’t refrigerated (please consider doing this for iced drinks!! If I have to wait for my drink to cool from the ice, the drink will become watered down), and the overall texture was chalky. I wasn’t impressed at the flavors listed in the menu- it tasted like Torani chai syrup. The grilled cheese… the cheese wasn’t melted and it was on a brioche hamburger bun. I really don’t like throwing away money, but today I literally threw away $15. If I’v

La-Kia Kommeren★★★★★

I was happy that I was able to find a parking spot nearby. Kitsch is located in the heart of Charles Village and Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus area. Found this little spot tuked inside the corner of the Carlyle Apartment Homes. Upon entry, I was immediately greeted and felt a sense of warmth from the sweetest soul. I had the choice of any egg: scrambled, fried, over easy; choice of bread, choice of protein, choice of veggies and choice of sauces. I decided on a scrambled egg sandwich on a mutli-grain with lettuce, tomato, Duke mayonnaise, and bacon. I did purchase some fermented