Park Avenue Cafe II — Restaurant in Baltimore

This place is a real gem. It is located on the ground floor of a new office building and doesn't have a proper sign yet, so you'd have to rely on your GPS to get you there. The cafe is very clean, the service is prompt and courteous, it has a large menu, and the food is DELICIOUS, while priced 25%-30% cheaper than most places like that. I had a vegetable omelet with mushrooms, onions, bell peppers and cheese, 2 slices of buttered toast and hash browns for $5.75!!! That was my brunch. And there is also breakfast menu, available until 11 am. It costs less than McDonald's but it's made from scratch! I especially recommend hash browns there - perfectly seasoned and crispy. This cafe is located near USCIS office building. As a food establishment, they have no competition in this area and could have gouged the prices because people would still come, but the owner has such great integrity and takes pride in providing great and...

I order this place everyday. Today I called to order an egg and cheese omelet and a bacon eggs and cheese with butter salt and pepper. I realized when I got to work the sandwich was made wrong and they are only a few minutes away from my job. I called and let them know that it was made wrong and that’s id bring the sandwich back. Upon arrival, the man swore me up and down I asked for jelly but I’m allergic. I don’t eat jelly. He throws my sandwich angrily in the trash. Then proceeds to Tell me i asked for jelly. I asked for my money back, he gets the money out the register and when I go to explain to him again that I’m allergic to jelly , he puts his finger to his lips and “shhh”ed me as he had other customers. I went to grab my money from him and he was holding the money tightly. I come here every morning and so does my job. The food is amazing but the service is HORRIBLE. We won’t...

There are not many options in this neck of the woods, but this is a good one! I had eggs with cheese and hash browns for breakfast... they were perfect! hash browns were actually potatoes cut up and pan (griddle?) fried, to a light golden brown. the eggs tasted fresh (not out of a box) and they were pretty decent with the amount of cheese in the eggs.

It was so nice, I had to try it twice... for lunch, I had the cheeseburger, and upgraded the old bay potato chips to French fries for an additional $1. Worth it! and the neat thing is that all the additional purchases (bottled water and soda) were reasonably priced. I would definitely...