Papermoon Diner

We went very shortly after they opened on a Sunday morning so there was no wait. We were a party of five. Its not huge inside so seating is fairly snug so that they're able to accommodate more people. Service was good. Food was good and came out pretty quickly. I had the sausage gravy and Brioche - gravy was really tasty, dish overall is pretty heavy with the thick gravy and bread. My fiance had the omurice omelette was also good, servings size is plenty big. The environment/interior is of course the biggest feature that stands out and it's entertaining to see what they have up if you haven't been before.Overall - solid diner. There's a small parking lot available in addition to street parking. Food and service is good!

Our friend flew in for a short trip and we had to take him to breakfast here!I've been coming in for a long time and have never had a bad experience!I got the bacon cheddar pancakes and they were amazing! Dense and fluffy somehow!We got a banana's foster for the table and it was phenomenal!My husband got the Big Dipper and a chocolate bacon milk shake and enjoyed them both a lot! My friend got the eggs Benedict and love them!The server kept the coffee coming and had great recommendations!The restaurant has really unique decor and there's always something to look at that I didn't notice when I was there last- If you're coming to Baltimore- you've gotta try Paper Moon!

This place is unlike anything I have ever seen. It is such a historical landmark to this community.Everywhere you look, on the ceilings and all around you, is art. I was so impressed. The service was really great too. There was a huge weight, but there was so much to look at that it didn't even matter. Once it was our turn, the team made sure to sit us at a wonderful spot. I also really love the bathrooms.The food is really yummy too. They have a lot to choose from, I would love to go back again and try all the different plates they have!

A truly quirky, fun, one of a kind place. If you want fresh, good, home cooking being served out of the funkiest joint you've ever seen. Look no further than the Paper Moon. The place is covered floor to across the ceiling with odds and ends of times gone by. My partner and I played I spy while we waited for our food and it was so much fun. (Look don't touch please) The waiters were really attentive to us and served everything really quickly and got our food out to us quickly. And the food itself was so freaking good. I wish I had room for everything but the portions were huge. It can get busy here, as it's a tourist destination. But we're locals and came at 10 on a Saturday and had literally no wait. I think this is truly one of the must see and eats in baltimore.

Papermoon Diner definitely delivers on the quirky front. We debated at what point an obsession with weird stuff / hoarding becomes a collection that people will come to see and enjoy while you eat. It's a borderline thing. But the food here is tasty. Service is at the pace it's at, so don't arrive starving. Also they won't seat groups larger than 6 together. It's good to come in with a plan for seating in groups of 4-6 split around the room. All in all I'm glad we came and I enjoyed my lunch!

When I 1st came to Baltimore in 2021 I was taken to Papermoon Diner. I found all the things stuck to the walls to be interesting, somewhat of a Salvador Dali dream. The food was also good. I went there again today and I have no idea what happen but the food was far beneath anything that should be served to anyone. Everything tasted like it was a week old. The toast was like eating rubber. How does one serve toast taste like bark? Did this place change management between my first and last visit? Do the kitchen staff also work in construction? I'll never be going back. What a disappointment.

It's honestly crazy how long I've been passing this place so curious, I finally peaked my curiosity on a Sunday morning for brunch with my mom and Grandma. The moment you walk in you realize that it's equally eclectic on the inside as it is on the outside. The space is very open with a breakfast bar as soon as you walk in. To the left are quite a few tables in a dining area and when you turn to the right and walk down the hallway there's another dining area. We were sat in the dining area to the right and was greeted by the initial person who took our order. Everyone seemed to work together to here to ensure service was prompt. We began looking through the menu although respectfully distracted by the millions of pieces of art all over the restaurant. The menu is quite extensive and after quite a few moments we finally landed. I ordered the Sage sausage and mushroom with Gouda omelette with homefries, a salad as the side as opposed to toast and a side of avocados to put in my salad. The eggs were so light and fluffy and full of flavor. The salad was fresh and just what I needed, including the avocados was the perfect cherry on top. The home fries were seasoned to perfection and just the crispiness I love. My family also enjoyed their meals and shared that they'd come back, to celebrate something or have more people join. 9/10 would recommend!

I've been to Papermoon quiet a few times and it's always been great! As soon as you walk in you are greeted by colorful trinkets and toys. There's always so much to look at and it never gets tiring .They have a lot to pick from on the menu from breakfast, lunch and milkshake options. I got the Ham den Omelette and it was delicious l, it had caramelized onions as well as ham under the omelette, all together good flavors. My partner had the Egg Wich which comes with eggs, cheese and chicken sausage. The only I could say was our server didn't check on us that much and we were waiting for a little bit to get the check. Overall experience is good!

I stupidly thought this place was opened until 8... they are not. They are opened until 6. I showed up at about 5:30pm but they did say we would have enough time to order and eat so I proceeded. The only downside for me was that the milkshake machine wasn't working. I really really really wanted to try that Bacon Milkshake and my husband wanted to try the Peanut Butter Madness. I guess if we ever get down to Maryland again, we will try it out but that was disappointing. For our entrees, my husband had the 'Cranberry Melt' which was smoked turkey breast, cranberry sauce, & havarti on grilled white bread. He loved it and said it was the best meal we had in Maryland. I got the 'Grilled Cheese with Mango Chutney' which was grilled multigrain bread, havarti, mango chutney, caramelized onions, & spinach. I agree with my husband... best meal we had in Maryland. It was super flavorful and that mango chutney was just delicious. The menu is a good size which lots of options. I loved looking around and seeing all the old toys, board games, mannequins, pez, etc. I love old toys and this was great. I did wonder around the restaurant to see all the toys and objects and signs. The service was super fast (probably because they wanted to leave lol) but it was still good service! I would definitely be back and would recommend.

Pez dispenser bathroom - enough said. Paper moon is a hipster dive diner in Remington. It's a neighborhood and Baltimore staple. You'll notice from the entrance it looks like a consignment shop. This was only my second time in and was glad to see it was still very busy on a Sunday afternoon. They don't offer booze here it's a classic diner fare with a Balitmore twist. I got the sausage gravy and brioche with a side of home fries and my Texas heart was happy. The coffee was slightly cold but good. I swear they used to have biscuits but they don't anymore. Last time we came, we paid at the register but now they will take payment at your table. The decorations are fun to look at. You won't go wrong by coming here for a diner breakfast. Nothing healthy here!