Voted BaltimoreВ’s Best, Teavolve is a neighborhood spot with friendly service and fresh food at reasonable prices.Our guests can enjoy not only gourmet loose leaf tea but, organic coffee & espresso based drinks using locally roasted beans, creative house-made tea infused beverages and full menu of freshly prepared food.If that's not enough, check out our full bar highlighting our specialty tea-infused cocktails and a beer & wine list with daily happy hour specials.

I agree with some of the negative comments, but try a bagel sandwich Mmm... They are damn good. A tad pricey but good. The coffee is ok, but overpriced as you guys said and yes the staff is a little unprofessional. This is more of a U-albany type of place for kids that arent as picky as some of the Cafe snobs. Not that I am sticking up for unprofessionalism. All in all so-so, but only go for a bagel sandwich...or bagels.

This place is unbelievable. Really, really, poorly managed and so many of the staff are pissed off, half the time. This AM, for one example, I asked to change my order was given a bunch of strange responses. I was even warned when I left to make sure I get it right next time. Many of the orders are mixed up. People at the cashier will ask you if you want it toasted three times. I could go on. This place is lucky to be around. Nothing else like it nearby.

Well, after I got home from getting my $8.29 (?!) bagel sandwhich, I took a couple bites and noticed that something tasted...funky. I started pulling apart my bagelwich, to find ""the ass-end"" (thats what my boyfriend called it) of a turkey in my sandwich. It was the rubbery, brown, non-turkey part of the turkey. I was disgusted to find quite a bit of this in my sandwich and decided that it was worth it to take it back. After I politely explained why I wanted my money back, and the cashier asked for my recipet which I gave her. She then abruptly told me that ""It wasn't $14.99"". Okay. What? I said ""..what? I know? ...huh??"" She then told me that I said it WAS $14.99. I was quite surprised because... well... I didn't say anything. Then the owner came over, and took over my refund. He gave me $6.30 and told me it was $7.30... even though it was suppose to be $8.30. LONG STORY SHORT... DONT BOTHER. OVER PRICED. CRAPPY FOOD. CRAPPY SERVICE.

Noshville Delicatessen restaurant group offers a variety of entrees that includes corned beef, chicken vegetable pot pie, homemade meatloaf, roasted chicken, chopped steak and Canadian bacon, as well as offer orange walnut, spinach, Greek and blackened chicken curry salads. Desserts include chocolate mousse pie, New York cheesecake, carrot cake, and nut and berry parfait. Also available: bagels, omelets, griddle cakes, cereals and sausages for breakfast. Our full-service bars feature an assortment of wines and domestic and imported beers. The restaurant group maintains several locations in Nashville, Tenn.

This place is great for breakfast - especially if you've had a long night, or have lots of family in town and don't feel like getting out the waffle iron for them. Everything I've ever had here was good - but I will give a shout out to the Matzo ball soup and the Chicken Noodle soup, both are excellent for speedily restoring your sick loved ones to health. My all-time favorite indulgence here is the potato latkes... yes, with applesauce and sour cream!

We were in Nashville for a concert and love a good deli. This is a good deli... but not exactly like the New York delis we love. My wife had the open-faced roast beef on sourdough. I had the corned beef has and eggs. Both were tasty. BUT, when I think of the authentic New York delis that I love, I think of the places that make their own deli meats, not just heat and serve. I also don't think of frozen veggies or pre-packaged gravy. All in all, the food was good, but not great. We will probably give it another try.

This place has the best bagels, pastries and service ever - and delivery is super-fast! If you get there before 11, you can even get their amazing bagels still warm from the oven. The Everything & Cinnamon Raisin are the tops - oh, and if you like Lox or Whitefish Salad, this place will be a little slice of heaven for you! The old owners weren't very family-friendly, but they now have an expanded menu, high chairs, and endless patience for little munchkins. I just wish they'd move the candy display out of little-kid reach! (lol) I read the other review for BBC, and I can't imagine how incredibly rude that person must have been to have been told not to have come back, considering that the new owners have completely remade - and redelivered - a $4 bagel sandwich to us in the middle of a saturday morning rush because there was ketchup on it and my 2-year-old threw a fit. (we were going to just buy another, but they INSISTED on doing it all for free for us!) I've lived in 6 major cities in the US, and this place has the best bagels I've ever tasted. No lie! It is absolutely worth the trip.

Koehn Bakery opened in November of 1981. Today, Koehn Bakery, of Butler Missouri, is one of the areaВ’s most popular destinations and considered a hub of the community. Koehn Bakery is owned by local native, Matt Wilhelmson and his wife, Kim. They, along with son Jesse, and 14 dedicated employees offer a wide variety of products made from scratch. We offer an array of delicious, masterfully made treats, including fabulous cookies. melt-in-your mouth breads and rolls, along with donuts: a popular favorite. We are especially famous for our sausage rolls and sour cream cookies. Koehn Bakery has a full spectrum of incredible sandwiches, along with savory soups and crisp, delicious salads. We have been told our chicken salad is THE BEST! Thinking of a luscious dessert? At Koehn Bakery, we make a wonderful variety of fruit, meringue, and cr?me pies, along with angel food cakes, cheesecakes and custom decorated delights-all made right here in our Bakery, with love, Just Like GrandmaВ’s.