Little Wing

10’s across the board! Excellent service - everyone is friendly and knowledgeable. The baked goods are fresh daily from Kneads Bakery, which makes the bacon egg and cheese THAT much better. The donuts are amazing. This is a great place to take out-of-town guests for a cute morning treat or afternoon snack. Very instagramable area in general.

Disappointed Despite a Beautiful Space I visited Little Wing this morning, making a special trip from downtown Baltimore in search of quality specialty coffee. The interior is modern, welcoming, and nicely designed—it’s connected to a hotel with spacious seating and lovated next a lovely waterfront, which initially gave me high hopes. Also Unfortunately, the coffee was a letdown. It felt rushed. It was made without much care or attention, tasting more like something thrown together at home than a true specialty brew. The beans had a burnt aftertaste, and overall, it felt like the barista wasn’t really interested in the craft. I was excited to visit based on the reviews, and while I’m happy I saw the space, I left disappointed as the quality of the coffee was surprisingly poor. I really wanted to love this place, but I left feeling disappointed. Happy I came, but even sadder to leave unsatisfied. Two stars—solely for the beautiful setting.

The atmosphere in this beautiful coffee shop is wonderful . You can tell that they use very great quality coffee beans . I’ve been here a few times ! The only thing I’d ask for is to improve the taste of the syrups I wish they were a tad bit sweeter . I love their hours of operation !!!!

We had a cappuccino, a latte and a cruasant, all very good. Very quiet and a very pleasant atmosphere. It has armchairs to be quiet and comfortable. The only bad thing is that there is no free parking, but half an hour cost us $3.

Checked out this cute cafe attached to the Roost hotel at Baltimore Peninsula. The vibe is super cozy, with extra seating available in the lobby. We popped in on a rainy Saturday to work on our laptops. Darius, our barista, was super friendly. I had the whipped ricotta toast with honey and their latte special, "Kiss from a Rose"—a strawberry rose latte, which was awesome. My boyfriend grabbed a warmed-up chocolate croissant (always a win when pastries are heated up). They even have a small shop with local goodies and items from brands like Fishwife and Patagonia. I’d definitely come back, and anyone staying at the Roost should swing by this hidden gem.