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Baby's On Fire
Description
Buzzy spot offering coffee, pastries & panini plus rare & vintage vinyl for sale.
Nearby attractions
Belvedere & Co. Events
1 E Chase St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
1212 Cathedral St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
1212 Cathedral St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center
847 N Howard St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Zen and the City
811 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Washington Monument
699 Washington Pl, Baltimore, MD 21201
Baltimore Theatre Project
45 W Preston St, Baltimore, MD 21201
The Lyric Baltimore
140 W Mt Royal Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201
Spotlighters Theatre
817 St Paul St, Baltimore, MD 21202
The Walters Art Museum
600 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Nearby restaurants
Minato Sushi Bar
1013 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Indochine Vietnamese Restaurant
1015 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant
1100 Maryland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201
Nepal House - Restaurant & Bar
920 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Belvedere Bagels and Grill LLC
1023 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Kumari Restaurant & Bar - Mount Vernon
911 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Indigma - a Modern Indian Bistro
900 Cathedral St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Marie Louise Bistro
904 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Never On Sunday
829 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Wet City
223 W Chase St, Baltimore, MD 21201
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Baby's On Fire

1010 Morton St, Baltimore, MD 21201
4.7(332)
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Buzzy spot offering coffee, pastries & panini plus rare & vintage vinyl for sale.

attractions: Belvedere & Co. Events, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center, Zen and the City, Washington Monument, Baltimore Theatre Project, The Lyric Baltimore, Spotlighters Theatre, The Walters Art Museum, restaurants: Minato Sushi Bar, Indochine Vietnamese Restaurant, Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant, Nepal House - Restaurant & Bar, Belvedere Bagels and Grill LLC, Kumari Restaurant & Bar - Mount Vernon, Indigma - a Modern Indian Bistro, Marie Louise Bistro, Never On Sunday, Wet City
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(443) 885-9892
Website
babysonfire.com

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Espresso
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Redeye
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Latte
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Nearby attractions of Baby's On Fire

Belvedere & Co. Events

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center

Zen and the City

Washington Monument

Baltimore Theatre Project

The Lyric Baltimore

Spotlighters Theatre

The Walters Art Museum

Belvedere & Co. Events

Belvedere & Co. Events

4.6

(87)

Closed
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

4.8

(1.0K)

Open 24 hours
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Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

4.8

(333)

Open 24 hours
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Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center

Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center

4.7

(140)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Baby's On Fire

Minato Sushi Bar

Indochine Vietnamese Restaurant

Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant

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Kumari Restaurant & Bar - Mount Vernon

Indigma - a Modern Indian Bistro

Marie Louise Bistro

Never On Sunday

Wet City

Minato Sushi Bar

Minato Sushi Bar

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Indochine Vietnamese Restaurant

Indochine Vietnamese Restaurant

4.3

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Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant

Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant

4.3

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Nepal House - Restaurant & Bar

4.4

(391)

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Dana SullivanDana Sullivan
I think the concept of this coffee shop that also has a modest record collection for sale is so cool, but I'm not a record collector so I just checked out the cafe side, which is inspired enough to stand on its own without the bonus record shop. The vibe was chill with a little bit of an "underground" look but the people were very welcoming, and the food menu has interesting choices for vegans and vegetarians as well as meat eaters, and lots of items are gluten free. Full coffee and tea bar with nondairy milks, no decaf espresso though. I had the Baby's On Fire panini, a brownie (vegan and gf) , and an iced chai latte. The panini was soo good! The pickled peppers with the seitan sausage patty and was such a good combination - I love the savoury and spicy flavours with just a little bit of sweet. The sandwiches come with a bag of Miss Vickie's chips in your choice of flavour, but I found my sandwich was plenty satiating on its own so I saved the chips for later. The brownie was cakey for my taste and a little dry, especially on the edge, but it kind of grew on me as I ate it because the dark chocolate and sea salt flavour was nice. I've definitely had better vegan and gf brownies, though. Chai latte was good, nothing particularly notable but that's fine. It was nice that they sprinkled cinnamon on top. Everything is very fairly priced. One small detail that would have improved the experience for me would be if they had house glasses/mugs and plates for customers eating in rather than packaging everything to go. Otherwise I'm very enthusiastic about the place and would encourage anyone to check them out for a very cool and unique coffee shop experience.
G LG L
Baby’s On Fire is a charming little coffee and bake shop with a unique personality. It’s also part record store, offering a small but curated selection of vinyl—a cool touch that sets it apart. The space is on the smaller side, but there’s a good amount of seating, and most people were quietly working on their laptops, giving it a calm, cozy vibe. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I asked who “Baby” was, and they shared that the shop is named after the song “Baby’s On Fire”—a fun bit of character that adds to the spot’s charm. I stopped in for a drink and ordered the Lavender Cardamom Latte. There was a small upcharge for oat milk, but nothing unreasonable. The drink was good—you could taste the lavender, and it was balanced, not overpowering. They offer iced or hot. The cost was $8 with oat milk charge and tax. Overall, this is a great place to relax, get some work done, or just enjoy a well-crafted coffee. I’ll definitely be back to try more from their drink menu! They also have vegan baked goods available.
John KutaszJohn Kutasz
This was a terrific spot for breakfast. It's located on a side street, almost with the vibes of an alley, so sitting outside was wonderfully quiet and laid back. Service was attentive - making sure to get all the details right, and even though it's an order-at-the-counter establishment, they happily delivered straggler items to our table outside. Since I was visiting from the west coast, where decent bagels are few and far between, my everything bagel breakfast sandwich was the highlight for me. The eggs were both fluffy, and sturdy enough to hold together when eating. I had time, while my coffee was brewing, to browse the vinyl selection of this café/record store. Combined with the 1970s era rock photos on the walls, this was far and away the most pleasant coffee shop I can recall visiting.
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I think the concept of this coffee shop that also has a modest record collection for sale is so cool, but I'm not a record collector so I just checked out the cafe side, which is inspired enough to stand on its own without the bonus record shop. The vibe was chill with a little bit of an "underground" look but the people were very welcoming, and the food menu has interesting choices for vegans and vegetarians as well as meat eaters, and lots of items are gluten free. Full coffee and tea bar with nondairy milks, no decaf espresso though. I had the Baby's On Fire panini, a brownie (vegan and gf) , and an iced chai latte. The panini was soo good! The pickled peppers with the seitan sausage patty and was such a good combination - I love the savoury and spicy flavours with just a little bit of sweet. The sandwiches come with a bag of Miss Vickie's chips in your choice of flavour, but I found my sandwich was plenty satiating on its own so I saved the chips for later. The brownie was cakey for my taste and a little dry, especially on the edge, but it kind of grew on me as I ate it because the dark chocolate and sea salt flavour was nice. I've definitely had better vegan and gf brownies, though. Chai latte was good, nothing particularly notable but that's fine. It was nice that they sprinkled cinnamon on top. Everything is very fairly priced. One small detail that would have improved the experience for me would be if they had house glasses/mugs and plates for customers eating in rather than packaging everything to go. Otherwise I'm very enthusiastic about the place and would encourage anyone to check them out for a very cool and unique coffee shop experience.
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Baby’s On Fire is a charming little coffee and bake shop with a unique personality. It’s also part record store, offering a small but curated selection of vinyl—a cool touch that sets it apart. The space is on the smaller side, but there’s a good amount of seating, and most people were quietly working on their laptops, giving it a calm, cozy vibe. The staff were friendly and welcoming. I asked who “Baby” was, and they shared that the shop is named after the song “Baby’s On Fire”—a fun bit of character that adds to the spot’s charm. I stopped in for a drink and ordered the Lavender Cardamom Latte. There was a small upcharge for oat milk, but nothing unreasonable. The drink was good—you could taste the lavender, and it was balanced, not overpowering. They offer iced or hot. The cost was $8 with oat milk charge and tax. Overall, this is a great place to relax, get some work done, or just enjoy a well-crafted coffee. I’ll definitely be back to try more from their drink menu! They also have vegan baked goods available.
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This was a terrific spot for breakfast. It's located on a side street, almost with the vibes of an alley, so sitting outside was wonderfully quiet and laid back. Service was attentive - making sure to get all the details right, and even though it's an order-at-the-counter establishment, they happily delivered straggler items to our table outside. Since I was visiting from the west coast, where decent bagels are few and far between, my everything bagel breakfast sandwich was the highlight for me. The eggs were both fluffy, and sturdy enough to hold together when eating. I had time, while my coffee was brewing, to browse the vinyl selection of this café/record store. Combined with the 1970s era rock photos on the walls, this was far and away the most pleasant coffee shop I can recall visiting.
John Kutasz

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4.7
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4.0
2y

I think the concept of this coffee shop that also has a modest record collection for sale is so cool, but I'm not a record collector so I just checked out the cafe side, which is inspired enough to stand on its own without the bonus record shop. The vibe was chill with a little bit of an "underground" look but the people were very welcoming, and the food menu has interesting choices for vegans and vegetarians as well as meat eaters, and lots of items are gluten free. Full coffee and tea bar with nondairy milks, no decaf espresso though. I had the Baby's On Fire panini, a brownie (vegan and gf) , and an iced chai latte. The panini was soo good! The pickled peppers with the seitan sausage patty and was such a good combination - I love the savoury and spicy flavours with just a little bit of sweet. The sandwiches come with a bag of Miss Vickie's chips in your choice of flavour, but I found my sandwich was plenty satiating on its own so I saved the chips for later. The brownie was cakey for my taste and a little dry, especially on the edge, but it kind of grew on me as I ate it because the dark chocolate and sea salt flavour was nice. I've definitely had better vegan and gf brownies, though. Chai latte was good, nothing particularly notable but that's fine. It was nice that they sprinkled cinnamon on top. Everything is very fairly priced. One small detail that would have improved the experience for me would be if they had house glasses/mugs and plates for customers eating in rather than packaging everything to go. Otherwise I'm very enthusiastic about the place and would encourage anyone to check them out for a very cool and unique coffee...

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2.0
17w

I really wanted to like this place. The decor is nice, I love that they sell records, and their drinks are usually pretty solid. I was hoping it would become one of my regular spots.

But I had an experience that I just can’t overlook. I ordered a large espresso drink, but when it came out, it tasted like warm milk with almost no coffee flavor. I politely mentioned this and asked if they could add an extra shot of espresso. The barista explained that they use the same amount of espresso regardless of the drink size and that I’d need to pay for an extra shot if I wanted it stronger. I was fine with paying more, but I suggested they might want to let customers know that ordering a larger size just means more milk, not more coffee.

She brushed off the feedback, simply saying, “That’s just how we make it.” Hoping for a more receptive ear, I mentioned the same thing to another staff member, but she too was dismissive and even caught an attitude, telling me it was “only 50 cents” for the extra shot. However, when I went to pay, I was charged $1.47. When I pointed this out, she snapped back, saying, “No, you’re wrong,” and proceeded to glare at me for the rest of my visit.

It’s not about the extra dollar—it’s the dismissive attitude and unwillingness to take feedback that really ruined the experience for me. I won’t...

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5.0
37w

Baby’s on Fire is an absolute gem! This coffee shop never misses, and their seasonal drinks? Bombastic. Perfectly balanced, never too sweet, just pure perfection in a cup. Every new creation they come up with is exciting, and I can't wait to keep trying whatever they come up with next.

But it’s not just the drinks—the pastries here are next level. The feta and spinach pastry is buttery, flaky, and packed with flavor, while the blueberry pastry is an absolute dream. Even their food options go above and beyond—case in point: the vegan mac and cheese. Creamy, rich, and delicious, it proves that comfort food can be plant-based and still insanely good.

The space itself is just as impressive as the menu. The chic and stylish seating area makes for the perfect spot to relax, whether you're catching up with a friend or getting some work done. And the vinyl record collection? Such a cool touch! It gives the whole place an effortlessly cool, music-loving vibe that makes you want to hang out for hours.

Huge shoutout to the baristas who keep this place running so smoothly—you guys are amazing! From the perfectly crafted drinks to the warm and welcoming atmosphere, everything about Baby’s on Fire makes it a place worth coming back to again and again. If you haven’t been yet, go. now. You...

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