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Homey outfit dishing up creative American fare with a regional twist for breakfast & lunch.
- Service options :
- Outdoor seating, No-contact delivery, Delivery, Takeout, Dine-in
- Highlights :
- Fast service, Great coffee, Great dessert, Great tea selection
- Popular for :
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Solo dining
- Accessibility :
- Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating
- Offerings :
- Alcohol, Beer, Braille menu, Cocktails, Coffee, Comfort food, Hard liquor, Healthy options, Organic dishes, Private dining room, Quick bite, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Wine
- Dining options :
- Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Catering, Dessert, Seating
- Amenities :
- Restroom, Wi-Fi
- Atmosphere :
- Casual, Cozy, Trendy
- Planning :
- Usually a wait
- Payments :
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
- Children :
- Good for kids, High chairs, Kids' menu
- Parking :
- Paid parking garage, Paid parking lot, Paid street parking
Tips
Miss Shirley's Cafe, located at The Charm'tastic Mile in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, is a cozy establishment offering creative American cuisine with a regional twist for breakfast and lunch. Whether you choose to dine in, takeout, or enjoy their outdoor seating option, you can expect fast and friendly service. The café prides itself on its great coffee, tea selection, and delicious desserts. Their menu caters to various dietary preferences, with options for vegans, vegetarians, and those seeking healthy alternatives. From comfort food to organic dishes, Miss Shirley's has something for everyone. They also offer alcoholic beverages, including beer, cocktails, wine, and hard liquor. Moreover, they provide options for those with visual impairments, such as Braille menus. With a convenient location at 750 E Pratt St, Miss Shirley's Cafe is the perfect spot to grab a quick bite, enjoy a hearty brunch, or have a satisfying dinner. They also provide catering services for special occasions.
