Johnny's

sadly wasn't that impressed with my recent visit to johnnys. got there at 620 for a 630 reservation on a saturday night. seated closer to 645 and there were many other parties waiting for their tables too. within 1 min a server brought over food that we had not ordered. you do not have one assigned server, so i felt there was somewhat of a disconnect in communication throughout the night. the tempura cauliflower lacked presentation entirely. the shrimp tacos were good but could not even be eaten as tacos because the tortillas were sopping wet and broke immediately when picked up. the fish and chips were tasty. nice that they make everything in house (sauces and all). the mocha cookie was a highlight for sure. the restaurant has a dark, low-ceiling, cozy vibe. it can get very loud when it's crowded. there is limited parking at the restaurant itself but there is nearby street parking too. i would come back but i hope my next experience is a bit better!

Oh boy, let me tell you about the pre-game magic we experienced at Johnny's! With a high school state championship soccer game at Loyola on our agenda, my friend, her daughter, and I were on the hunt for the perfect spot to fuel up before the excitement. And boy, did we hit the jackpot with Johnny's!Walking into Johnny's was like finding a hidden gem in a treasure map. The cozy vibes wrapped around us like a warm blanket on a chilly Sunday--it was just what we needed! We settled ourselves at the bar, eager for some drinks and snacks, and that's where the real fun began.Our bartender was nothing short of a beverage maestro! I ordered a cortado that was so perfectly crafted I nearly swooned. Seriously, it should have been on the cover of a coffee magazine! And let me tell you about their wine list--it's like a unique art piece. I picked a Pinot Noir to accompany my house-made Old Bay chips, and it was such a delightful pairing that I felt like a sophisticated sommelier for a moment.Now, my bourbon-loving friend was over the moon to discover that Johnny's stocked his all-time favorite brand, FEW. After indulging in wine and coffee that could make any day brighter, we just had to cap off our relaxed Sunday with a round of bourbon. Because what's a pre-game without a little celebratory sip, right?My friend and her daughter were enjoying their vanilla latte and mocha to the fullest--let's just say the smiles on their faces were positively radiant! And the cookies? Oh my goodness! The gingerbread and peanut butter cookies were instant crowd-pleasers. I'm pretty sure I'd fight a bear for another bite!Now, here's the kicker: my friend might live in sunny Florida, but I'm ready to brave the Washington Beltway traffic any time just to return to Johnny's. If they nail snacks and drinks this well before a soccer game, I can't even imagine what kind of culinary genius they have up their sleeves! So, Johnny's, you've stolen my heart (and my taste buds)--I'm already counting down the days until my next visit!

Went to brunch on New Year's Day with a bigger group- Its sort of an underground spot with bricklaid walls. Can get a bit louder at times. our server was attentive considering the size of our group and made great recommendations.loved my garden cocktail with gin and cucumber. The complimentary bread had this delicious almond-y flavor. I had a crab bisque that tasted mainly of old bay and was a bit overpriced for the size received but I did enjoy it nonetheless. My turkey burger was a bit dry but still flavorful. Unexpected star was the show was the brunch fried rice which was delicious! I'd go back.

Great spot for a casual lunch with a friend. I had a Caesar salad with shrimp. It was delicious, however I thought that $9 for 3 large shrimp (not jumbo) was a bit much, but also I expect a higher price at a Foreman property because I do expect perfection. It was perfectly dressed and I was very satisfied. My buddy got the burger and said it was absolutely delicious. So, a win-win for our table!

I visited Johnny's for the first time recently and really enjoyed it. It was lunch, so I just got a soup and the old bay chips and I was very pleased. We had good service and the place was quiet (we had an early lunch). They have a display of cookies which I would love to try next time I go.

Where We Bout To Eat AtIt's been a minute since I've been to @johnnysbmore and I think it's time for me to head that way!!!Customer service is great, the vibe is chill, and the food...AMAZING! Check out their daily specials including, Meatball Mondays, 1/2 price burgers on Tuesdays, and nightly happy hour!#baltimorerestaurants #baltimoreseafood #baltimoreburgers #baltimorefoodspecials #baltimorehappyhour #explorevaltimore #baltimorefoodblogger #visitbaltimore #itsdgl #danigirlliving #boujiebudgetblogger #yelpbaltimore #yelpelite

Came back to Johnys with the family. It was restaurant week and my wife got the restaurant week menu. Peach salad appetizer, bronzino entree and peach cobbler dessert. I had the burger with the bacon and egg, one kid had the fried chicken sandwich and the other two had kids buttered pasta with fries. The burger is very good, as always. Ask for extra old bay aioli which adds to deliciousness. The fries are always good. The peach salad was very good. The bronzino was good but didn't blow me away and the peach cobbler was okay but not great. Johnys continues to be a reliable place and if you go early enough the food comes out quickly.

Half priced burger nights on Tuesday is a good time!!They have a variety of burgers, including turkey burgers.I love their fries!! But you can also get fruit or salad if you are watching your calorie intake.They also have other daily specials, including 1/2 priced whiskey nights!

Yikes!Last time we went to Johnny's, food not so great. The few times before that the food was plenty good. I wanted to try the fish tacos again, because so good the first time...but second time, vinegary and flavorless. I really love the spot. Am hoping for ongoing consistency with the food, and that last time was an anomaly.

I really wanted to like this place. It should be a great neighborhood restaurant in a high-end residential area. But... The seating was cramped, the service was uneven (we seem to have multiple servers over the course of the evening and they even tried to argue with us when they brought a dessert that it already been served) and the food was meh. One in our party was a vegetarian, but nothing on the menu indicated whether a food included meat products or not. In fact, one of the seeming perfect options was a soup that by its description should have been vegetarian actually included a meat-based stock. We all ordered varieties of salads some with meat and some without. The food was quite frankly bland. My salad had great ingredients but could have used a little salt or balsamic vinegar or something to add flavor and depth to the overall composition. The prices were not outrageous or unexpected, but there are definitely better nearby restaurants where I'll be spending those dollars. where I'll be spending those dollars.