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Cafe Hon vs Woodberry Kitchen
Cafe Hon and Woodberry Kitchen are both rated very highly by reviewers writing for major publications. On balance, Woodberry Kitchen ranks significantly better than Cafe Hon. Woodberry Kitchen is ranked #2 in Baltimore with endorsements from 9 reviews including Not For Tourists, Afar Magazine and Time Out.
Cafe Hon
Fodor's
Frommer's
Lonely Planet
BlackBook
Zagat
1002 W 36th St, Baltimore, MD 21211-2415
From $1 /night
Fodor's
"This funky eatery, specializing in comfort food and kitsch, is the centerpiece of Hamden's main drag of restaurants and shops, called The Avenue."
Frommer's
"Elvis greets guests, but the real star at this Hampden institution is homey comfort food."
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Lonely Planet
"The American comfort food at this veggie-friendly diner is as hearty as the cafe's attitude. After dinner, slide over to adjacent Hon Bar."
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BlackBook
"Iconically Baltimore, and primary sponsor of the "Hon fest", Café Hon is the embodiment of all that is wonderful, terrible, amazing and terrifyingly tacky about Baltimore."
Zagat
2.7
"Menu of "dependable", "affordable" American "comfort food"."
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Woodberry Kitchen
Fodor's
Zagat
BlackBook
Gayot
Time Out
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2010 Clipper Park Road, No. 126, Baltimore, MD 21211
From $14 /night
Fodor's
"Woodberry Kitchen has a cozy, relaxed atmosphere and the menu harks back to a simpler era."
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Ask for a table on the mezzanine, where you can peer down to the floor below and people-watch between courses.
Zagat
"Hosts a “hip”, “boisterous” crowd happily devouring the “complex” farm-to-table “amazingness” delivered by “friendly, smart” servers who “aim to please"."
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BlackBook
"Seasonal goods from farmers' fields direct to your table. Stout agri-decor feels warm and homey. Local produce and traditions filtered through new American cookery yields savory twists."
Gayot
14.0
"Sustainable cuisine --- American food prepared using seasonal, local, preferably organic ingredients --- is the most influential restaurant trend of the early 21st century."
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Time Out
"This place has garnered praise for its big flavors and dedication to local ingredients, including Chesapeake oysters."
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