The Point In Fells - Baltimore

Charming spot with an excellent location for people-watching, delicious food, and potent drinks! We enjoyed brunch, and the crab cake Benedict was so sizable that I was stuffed for the entire day. I didn’t catch our server’s name, but he was delightfully quirky and funny.

Avoid this place at all costs! My biggest issue, aside from the incredibly bland and mediocre food, is that the server automatically added a 20% gratuity to our bill for four people, even though the menu clearly states that this applies only to parties of six or more (I've included photos for evidence). Not only is it dishonest to charge outside of the restaurant's own policy, but the server didn’t even mention it to us. As a former server myself, I find this behavior appalling! Tips should be earned, not imposed. Everything on the menu is overpriced for what you get, and it’s truly disappointing.

I would probably stick to just drinks here. The food wasn't horrible by any means, but the draw is the bottomless brunch. To have it you must do a brunch item. The location would be nice for a night out, very chill, good view of the water. Also in a walkable area. We got the chicken and waffles and the pumpkin French toast.

This was so cheeks I was embarrassed for them for even serving this out- servers are sweet but girl. The food?!? IS THAT SLICED KRAFT CHEESE ON TOP OF THE BFAST BURRITO?? TELL ME NEOWWW!!!! This is also not worth the bottomless drinks the mimosas were so trash. Sangria was okay. The best thing on here was the fries.

This review is rated one star on principle. A place that charges customers for water has lost my business. They charged $1 for bottled water and didn't offer cups of water. However, they had no shortage of cups for their mediocre drinks. The only beverage we enjoyed was the margarita, which is hard to get wrong when using a mix. Everything else was just average. The bottomless brunch wasn't worth the $25. They should consider offering a deal where you get your entrée and bottomless drinks for $35-40 instead.