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Because Hawkeye Pierce speaks of its rustic beauty and wonder.

Four of us for lunch.

Service was superb and friendly.
Bagels were perfect.
Toppings were excellent and diverse.

No wonder it’s “The best of Baltimore!”

I have driven through Hampden, but I’ve never really been to Hampden, per se. Sad, because I’ve lived in Baltimore-area for, oh, let’s say 15 years now. How is that even possible?!

Get a graduate degree in writing.

But when it’s bad it’s horrid. It’s a little pricey for what you get and the service isn’t great unless you know the staff (or this is what i gleaned from observation). But the food is really good. Lots of good vegetarian options and I recommend the apple pie. Mmmmm-mmmmm.

My close friend Sean moved there a few years ago. I’m still recovering. Planning a visit for the not-too-distant future.

I visited a family friend there in 1999, one of the best trips, and now I want to go back and visit Sean and La and bury toes in sand and be in California.

I used to go here every day before school. Sometimes, I would go before AND after school. Even when they’re busy and have a line, it goes by so fast. They always have something new to try and it’s always good!

I recommend the chai, s’blended drinks, and iced mochas.

It’s in the festival at Bel Air, 5 Bel Air South Parkway. Drop in! They’re open early and until 8 pm on weeknights, close earlier on weekends.

I don’t live in the area anymore, but every time I am up there to visit, I have to get visit!

not perfect, but doable. it’s charming.

http://www.youtube.com/v/oMhBowHJL0Q

Actually, I want to move there! But I suppose I need to visit first.