Nestled within the charming neighborhood of Canton, Love Pomelo offers an inviting atmosphere where the heart of Italian cuisine is celebrated. With a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients, every dish is crafted to provide an authentic taste of Italy. Each visit is a memorable dining experience, where every guest is welcomed with heartfelt hospitality, making them feel right at home. Come savor a delicious meal and explore the carefully curated wine list for the perfect pairing. Walk-ins are warmly welcomed. Reservations are now available, We highly recommend booking ahead
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2933 O’Donnell St, Baltimore, MD 21224
Phone: (443) 226-6107
Website: http://lovepomelorestaurant.com/
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We love Café Dear Leon and were excited to try out this new venture. So glad we did!
Atmosphere is perfect for date nights and it’s right on the square, making it easy to get drinks before or after.
I’ve walked by Love, Pomelo on numerous occasions and never knew that some of the most delicious pasta was being made. I made a reservation for one and took a seat at the bar for the evening. The ambiance invoked a comforting romance novel, dimly lit with soft antique touches.
Since I planned my visit on a Wednesday during happy hour, I was able to not only partake in happy hour, but also their $20 pasta specials. So, I started with a Spritz as my cocktail and some of their broccoli, which I never knew broccoli could be the main focus and taste so damn good. Perfectly seasoned, crisp, and full of garlic flavor. I’m still dreaming of this broccoli. I opted for a red sauce rigatoni pasta with guanciale, and this pasta literally made my soul dance. A little red pepper flakes on the side for heat and I was in heaven. I couldn’t end the night without dessert, although I was stuffed. So, I settled on a small serving of Amaro & Gelato. The sweet Amaro liquor poured over two small scoops of real pistachio gelato was the perfect nightcap to a beautiful meal.
Between the fresh made pasta and broccoli, Love, Pomelo has stolen a piece of my heart, to which I cannot wait until my next visit to relive the experience.
To start, we ordered the stracciatella cheese, chicken meatballs, and foie gras. The stracciatella was great, and the chicken meatballs were fine but a bit plain. The foie gras, however, was not good—metallic and funky. We each took one bite and couldn’t eat any more. We’ve had foie gras many times elsewhere, and this tasted off.
The pasta dishes (carbonara and cacio e pepe) were well prepared with a nice texture, but both sauces were overly salty.
Lastly, the scallops were cooked nicely but, again, were over-seasoned and otherwise not particularly memorable. Overall, the portions were light, but this was expected.
The tiramisu, bread, and stracciatella were the highlights. We had heard great things and perhaps this was simply an off night, but at $170, we won’t be returning to find out.
Look at these cool chairs. They were comfortable too!