
Laid-back sports bar featuring lots of TVs, plus an American grill menu, happy hour & Sunday brunch.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1700 E Fort Ave, Baltimore, MD 21230
Phone: (410) 244-8084
Website: http://www.citylimitssportsbar.com/
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Always consistent. Always good. Great staff. Thank you, City Limits! DE-LISSH.
I had Mexican Eggs Benedict both times. It was delicious. Tots were so tasty (salty) and the cilantro-lime sauce added quite a zing without overpowering the eggs and ground chorizo sausage. The first one (pic) they brought me had the smallest eggs I’ve ever seen and they were cook hard, so I asked for a redo and the next dish had the biggest eggs I’ve ever seen (pic) just poached, so yolk was all runny.
They over-poached my eggs on 2nd visit too. And chorizo was overcooked and almost dry.
Vegetarian wife and I loved their Mashed Potato Quesadilla, I know sounds weird, but it was quite good. Might want to ask for some guacamole to give more depth. Pico was so tasty.
House recipe Bloody Mary was delicious. Had a bit of horseradish floating around in there.
Buffalo Cauliflower bites were great. Lightly breaded with good sauce.
The food is good for bar food.
Often there are not enough servers, so service can be painfully slow.
During my first visit I was delighted that the sandwich was made so well. I couldn’t wait to eat it, so I pulled over and started eating it in my car. Because of the way the sun entered through my vehicle, during each bite I noticed ‘movement’ along the bread. I thought I was going crazy and took a closer look to notice flowy web-like fibers going across the bread.
Ok, maybe a piece of lint or something got stuck on the crust so I simply pulled it off, but then I noticed another, and another. Upon pulling them they would stick to one another and pull off in like a long webby chain.
By this time I’d eaten almost half the sandwich and thought It’d be silly to go back and notify the staff. But then I thought to myself that if it were my establishment I would want to know.
I went back to the restaurant and showed one of the gentlemen as discretely as I could. In so many words he told me that it wasn’t his problem, that he wouldn’t have served the food like that. In this moment I felt accused, and a bit crazy. I showed him the threads and how they pulled from the bread. They were all over, like a spider was trying to eat it before me.
I walked out feeling stupid. Considering I had already eaten it, I tried to put it out of my head and continue but I couldn’t get past the thought of eating spider webs.
Months later, I decided to try again. The food was actually good and maybe it was just a fluke. I ordered the same exact order, and to my dismay, the bread still had those web-like fibers across it. There weren’t as many as last time, but they were definitely there. I didn’t tell anyone this time, It was just may way of deciding if I would go to this restaurant again.
Sadly, I won’t return here even though I really enjoyed the food. There’s obviously something going on in the kitchen that the staff isn’t willing to hear about, and I don’t wish to discover what it is.