Kitsch

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

1st timers at University location. Cool little spot. We sat, but more designed for takeout. Very friendly and cheerful staff, who helped us with our choices. And food was yum - delicious! And don't forget the sweets.

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 beverages and was in awe to discover they were made from Baltimore and gives back to Baltimore City schools. I couldn't wait to get home to dive into my sandwich, and was happy that it stayed hot enough to still enjoy.... and sweet baby Jesus, I enjoyed every bite of my sandwich. Would definitely come back and hope this spot will be here to stay. Flavor: 🥪🥪🥪🥪🥪 Decor: 🥪🥪🥪🥪🥪 Customer Service: 🥪🥪🥪🥪🥪 Convenience: 🥪🥪🥪🥪

Reddit said this was the best breakfast sandwich and they were not lying. The Cuban is terrific. Ham, swiss, eggs, pickles and dijonnaise. Also the staff was terrific. They put milk and sugar in my coffee for me which I think is a little thing but really appreciate. I wish it was closer to my house or my office but I will be back soon. As a side note, it's something about this particular neighborhood that I have been to three restaurants that were located inside older apartment buildings. It's a vibe up there.

5/3/25 - Terrific customer service from all employees. Unfortunately, handwashing isn't a procedure that is held in high esteem in this establishment. I've patronized this coffee shop twice now. 1st Time (5/3/25) - As I went to the cashier to order, there was a man towards the back chopping vegetable(s). He stopped what he was doing to get my order without washing his hands before or after taking my order. After using the register to take my order and handing me my receipt, he went back to prepping in the back without washing his hands. I will never eat food from here. GERMS ARE REAL PEOPLE! 2nd Time (5/6/25) - I was met promptly at the register with a big smile and a warm welcome. She then picked up a cup with her fingers touching the inside of the cup. I politely brought it to her attention. She appreciated the reminder and got a new cup. I like the coffee shop because of how friendly everyone is, but the lack of handwashing is concerning. Lastly, prices are fair. Thank you for refreshing lattes.

I love this restaurant. It’s simple and to the point in the best way. For example, the humble breakfast sandwich. You can crazy, you can go classic. And it’s all good. They make the eggs to order. Seldom is an egg cooked beforehand good let alone edible. They seem to know this and I love them for it. The whole pickles? Incredible. Perfect mix of cafe and deli. I cannot wait for them to expand because the downside is it’s in what is essentially JHU housing. But price and consistency is worth it every time.

One of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. I hope they expand a restaurant near Patterson park. We need more breakfast options. Their sourdough bread is unmatched. Omg and the latte! I don't know where they source there beans but it was one of the freshest coffee I ever tasted.