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The Food Market: Upscale Comfort Food in Hampden

In April, I visited The Food Market in Hampden for brunch and loved it. Located right off the avenue, this restaurant specializes in upscale comfort food with creative twists. Recently, a friend and I returned for dinner to celebrate some exciting news — and once again, the experience did not disappoint.

The Food Market

The Food Market

We started with the Amish Soft Pretzels, which I had enjoyed at brunch. Served with a beer cheese fondue made with pepper jack, the pretzels were soft, fluffy, and perfect for dipping into the wonderfully spicy fondue.

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Amish Soft Pretzels

We also shared the Pan Roasted Popcorn, topped with basil, grated cheese, and truffle oil. While flavorful, I wished the toppings were more evenly distributed across the dish.

Pan Roasted Pop Corn

Pan Roasted Pop Corn

For her entrée, my friend chose the Steak Frites with a roseda sirloin cut. The steak was packed with flavor and came with truffle parmesan fries that were thin, crispy, and perfectly seasoned. The dish also included seasonal vegetables and 36th Street steak sauce, making it a hearty and satisfying choice.

Steak Frites

Steak Frites

Truffle Parmesan Fries

Truffle Parmesan Fries

I went with the Chargrilled Lamb Rack, served with whipped potatoes, grilled asparagus, and Avenue 1 sauce. The lamb was tender and delicious, and the mashed potatoes were creamy, though the tomato-forward sauce wasn’t my favorite. Portions were generous, making the meal both indulgent and filling.

Chargrilled Lamb Rack

Chargrilled Lamb Rack

The Food Market consistently delivers some of the best food in Baltimore, whether for brunch or a special dinner celebration. With creative comfort food, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a perfect choice for any occasion.

The Food Market is located at 1017 W 36th St. in Hampden.

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