Café Q

Baltimore, United States

3

2 reviews

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+1 410-547-9000
Website:
thewalters.org
Address:
The Walters 600 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD, 21201
Mount Vernon
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
450 ftHamilton Street
520 ftWashington Monument
680 ftSt Paul St & E Centre St
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2 reviews of Café Q

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Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
I got the pleasure to spend a day in/​around Café Q and the owner of this café knows her stuff. She is really outgoing, friendly, and extremely passionate about coffee and the craft of espresso. It’s a pleasure to talk with her about some of the ins and outs of the industry.
They serve «Zeke’s» coffee, which is, truly, some of the best you can find in and around Baltimore. Also, the admission to the museum is free, so you can just pop on in to the café and grab a quick coffee before work or whatever. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!
I wish more people knew of this hidden gem situated in such a beautiful space.
Place rating: 1
Washington, DC
How does a first rate museum have such crappy food? Horrendous outsourced sandwiches/​wraps and convenience store fair. Was better when they had Café Troia back in the day.