R. House

When I arrived I was SUPER shocked because I thought this was a regular sit down restaurant. After walking inside you are greeted with several different options across a wide range of cultures. If you was feeling for sushi, pizza, burritos or even ramen they have that option. They even have a section where a "new restaurant" is available for a limited time. Unfortunately when I was there the pop up shop wasn't going to open until 2 days later so i definitely will be visiting again.

I had an amazing experience at R House for my friends birthday! We got burritos and sushi and some drinks and everything was great. The food was easy to order and the staff was nice!We sat outside and it was relaxing/ there was plenty of room and it's perfect for big groups or a fun date night. Fun fact: the bar doesn't have redbull I got a mocha spiked coffee drink and a rum punch and both were awesome!I will be back for sure!

There are many choices to meet your taste buds' desires. This morning I arrived before most stalls were open, but the bar was serving as was Kitsch, where I stopped for coffee. You should know that opening is at 8 and closing is 10 pm on Sundays. There are booths and large seating areas and tables and chairs. I appreciate that separation of recycling and waste is encouraged. I noticed people meeting up to chat, eat, and one teacher grading papers. It truly is your house to do as you please.

I came to R House to get out of the house and get some work done. I ordered breakfast at Kitsch. I started with a drip coffee with oat milk, which was perfectly brewed. Alongside my coffee, I had a breakfast sandwich with sausage, egg, and cheese on a brioche bun. The flavors were rich and the brioche bun added a delicious touch of sweetness.The staff at Kitsch were incredibly friendly and helpful, offering suggestions and ensuring that my visit was enjoyable. One of their recommendations was a side of syrup, which turned out to be a fantastic addition to my sandwich. It's been a while since I've been at R house during early hours so I'm not sure how long Kitsch has been here but I would definitely look forward to coming back. Especially since the vibe at R House has been so great for working remotely.

This place has a lot of options to eat. Though this time I went to R. Bar specifically, it provided the same vibe as usual. The service was quick and fairly friendly. It is a good stop when you want a quick bite to eat and drink.I tried the "R"ye Mule and strawberry lemon drop. I suggest you ask what drinks are pre made because some of the drinks are premade. The parking lot adjacent is typically filled, so you have to find street parking. Over flow is available at the parking lot across the intersection. I would suggest walking through first to get an idea of the different locations before Committing to one.

R. House is a industrial-chic food hall with various food vendors and a central bar. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating open 7 days a week. This is a great meeting spot if you want to connect with friends or family, or want a change of an environment working remotely. They even host various events here. My favorite restaurant there is a pop up spot called, Spice Kitchen, a west African grill. Their food is so good, I love the lamb chops, spice wings and the steak suya. The house made spice honey sauce really takes their dishes to the next level.

This place is a vibe! It's not your average food hall. They're open daily, and they have a lot to offer. I stopped by on a Monday night since I was in the area. There was live music, great happy hour specials, and plenty of options to get food. I enjoyed some empanadas from Tio G's. There were vendors selling merchandise. Love it! Also kid and family friendly. Easy parking!

this place is fun! they advertise that it's made to be a community space, which you can definitely tell be the lay out and events they host. i've heard their salsa night is great, but i came here for food. i got 2 chicken tacos (w/ no cheese) at the taco stall which were pretty good, if a bit overpriced for what they were. no complaints really! i also got taiyaki at a different stall which was actually pretty bad and tasted like freezer. i'd like to give most places and food the benefit of the doubt though as the tacos were good and a lot of the other food looked pretty good too. maybe i'll attend one of their community events in the future!

I've been hearing about this food hall for a while now, and I'm glad to finally made it. It's a lot smaller than expected, but I did hear that the tacos place and greek place were the best spots in here. We tried a Greek bowl, which was super healthy and satisfying and then got a mini cup of ice cream. It's a great place to chill, especially for a bigger party.

There are a lot of food halls to check out in Baltimore and maybe this one shouldn't be on the list. I think other than BRD, none of the other spots really call my name. The bar area is pretty nice and I like that have a station for communal water. You can take a jug and cups to your table and fill them from their station. We ordered a sandwich and tenders from BRD. Everything HIT! All their sauces are good too. You can't go wrong with a Bmore BRD. Their buffalo sauce was top tier. We were able to find street parking pretty easily. I don't know if I would come here again given that the location doesn't as much to offer as other food halls. Just an idea though - for a date idea you could come here for lunch and head over Greedy Reads to find a book. You can go to Federal Hill Park - have a nice view of the city and read on the bench.