Wicked Sisters

Came for brunch yesterday with a dear friend. She's from DC, I'm visiting from Orlando. We had an exceptional time. Incredible service. Delicious food. Great vibes on a Sunday afternoon. The coconut moijito mocktails were the icing on the cake. I got the crab cake sandwich with fries. She had a benny with potatoes. We shared the whipped feta appetizer. Thank y'all for everything. And the R&B playlist upstairs was fire.

Not a bad experience, but an expensive one for sure. Almost $200 for our meals with a bottle of wine(the cheapest one at that) Cute spot, parking could be difficult on busy days. Had the burger with carb dip, dip wasn’t flavorful at all. The burger wasn’t nasty but it 1000% could’ve used more flavor. Fries were good. Everyone enjoyed their meal but like 7/10 enjoyed. The wings were good though! Probably my favorite thing. Eh I don’t care to go back.

The Wicked Sisters wipped up something great in the kitchen on my visit there for lunch. My party of 3 enjoyed every bite!! Reservations recommended or you may wait for a few mins. I was seated fairly quickly without one. staff / Sarah was great!!. Now let's get to it...the food we selected was the Mac& cheese with bacon, Salmon BLT and the crabcake sandwich all wickedly prepared and delicious!! The drinks will have you feeling really nice, also delish. I would recommend trying this place out if in the area.

Awesome Hampden spot for a mid-day bite. Gorgeous building inside and out, fusing an all original building with a trendy upgrade. Space and table layout were beautiful. Excellent front window view. Staff very professional - engaging and accommodating. Excellent draft list and equally superb cocktails. We tried some shareable appetizers this rainy day, and they were very, very good. I like that they keep their menu narrow but with a strong variety or take in that window. Dishes looked good. Great location, chill vibe and really nice people. Look forward to our next visit.

We walked into Wicked Sisters without a reservation and they were completely booked for the night. We were offered the patio or bar and chose the bar since it was chilly that night. We made it just in time for happy hour and ordered drinks and an appetizer, the Triple Threat. The app was delicious and I am not normally one for fried foods. The pickles were a perfect combo of sweet and fried crunchy! We each ordered a salad: chicken Caesar and the steak salad. Both salads were good. I ate the Caesar and would order something different next time. It was good - just would try something different. The staff were fantastic!! Friendly, amazing, attentive. We will return.

Reservation for 8 of us. The food was good for the most part, but our server was not attentive by any means. Long stretches of time between her check-ins with us. Stuck in a back room upstairs, it seemed we were an afterthought. Ran out of water and had to get our to go boxes ourselves. She presumed 1 check and then agreed to split the bill 3 ways only because it wasn't busy any longer. Then, we had to go find her to pay our bills. Again, food was very good, but the service was definitely lacking.

God bless the bartender with the R&B jams. Rachel, the server, was fabulous! The restaurant week menu was PERFECT!! Roasted oysters and harissa lamb chops were cooked perfectly. Loved the mocktails! Can't wait to come back.

Stopped in around 1:30p and was seated promptly. No wait time. Francis was our waiter who provided recommendations. Our food came rather quickly. I enjoyed the breakfast bowel with no bacon. It was alot of food that I needed a to go box. My partner said the chicken and waffles were "wack". The waffles were dry and the chicken was burnt. He was not pleased at all 😬I personally would be back to try other options.

Our family ate lunch here to celebrate our daughter-in-law's graduation. The food and service were wonderful. Also, very child friendly! I highly recommend!

Right when we entered, we were greeted by the hostess and she sat us down. Our server, Baxter, was great and friendly. I really enjoyed the Saffron Sunset cocktail ($16). The saffron flavor was unique and really pulled through with a slight sweetness from the honey and tartness from the passion fruit. Hugo Spritz ($14) was refreshing as well. I came during restaurant week where two brunch items were $25, I really enjoyed the Deviled Egg Trio. each egg had a different topping. There was curry seasoning, smoked salmon with capers and lump crab with old bay. All three tasted great my favorite was the lump crab deviled egg. The Summer Berry Tart was also very delicious. It was a puff pastry with fresh berries, mascarpone cream and drizzled with honey. It was a perfect balance between rich, tart and sweet - although they could've added more berries. The ambience of Wicked Sisters is very casual and was really giving brunch vibes. They have an outdoor patio and two floors of indoor seating. My only complaint was the bathroom was not very clean on both the first and second floor.

We went Sunday July 20th for brunch without reservations - hoping we would get lucky. We were able to get a table right away, the hostess greeted us promptly. Our server, Kendall, was wonderful and attentive. Was eager to give recommendations and also asked about allergies. We got the crème brûlée donuts to start - there were 2 of them and they are RICH! My husband had to finish my second half but they were delicious. I got an espresso martini which was delicious and the breakfast plate which comes with eggs, bacon, toast, potatoes and fruit - basic breakfast but good! My husband got the steak tacos and I believe that is what I would try next time - overfilled with steak, eggs and pickled onions and a sauce that was absolutely delicious! My only complaint, if there had to be one, is lack of parking...but that is all of Baltimore and city life. They do have valet for $7 though so that is an option.

Highly recommend! Food was great! Staff was super friendly. Good variety of food on the menu. Little faster on the tea refills, other than that, it was close to perfect.

Popped in for a happy hour bite and was immediately greeted and offered bar seating. I ordered the buffalo flatbread and a salad. The flatbread was so good; I love the buffalo sauce they used. The bartender was very atte

I've been here two separate times and overall enjoyed both visits. I would say out of the food i've tried, the French onion soup and burgers are my favorite. This place can get pretty busy depending on the time you go. My first time visiting was on a Friday night and the place was pretty crowded. However we had a reservation so we were able to be seated right away. The place has acute exposed brick wall look with multiple art on the wall. The drinks are also pretty decent here and have a nice punch to them. I definitely recommend whether you're looking for a date night or time out with friends and family.!

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, the service was a major letdown. Upon arrival, it took forever for the bartender to greet us or even bring water. Eventually, I had to go track her down just to place our order. To make things worse, I didn't even receive all of the food I ordered. The bartender never checked in on me during the entire meal--not once. No follow-up to see if everything was okay or if I needed anything else. I had to ask someone else to get her attention just so I could pay and leave. I understand things were busy on a Friday night but you walked back and forth past me and even checked on the couple beside me. The wings were pretty good , and I did enjoy the Hugo Spritz. I would have liked to try the other food I ordered but never received. The atmosphere was lively, which is about the only positive. But overall, the poor service completely overshadowed the experience. I won't be coming back.

Note on Parking: no parking lot but there is plenty of parking on the street. We made reservations on a Saturday for brunch and got seated right away. While service and drinks here were great, the food was quite disappointing. For drinks I had a Hampden Sundown mocktail which had a blood orange flavor to it. We got the jumbo cinnamon bun to share. I would skip this. The menu described it as topped with berries (plural), and what we got was an overheated cinnamon bun clearly straight from the microwave. The bun tasted stale in texture and flavor. The icing stuck to the plate and the only berry we got was half a strawberry on top. The shrimp and grits was mediocre. The texture of the shrimp was off and felt overcooked. My Breakfast Bowl wasn't bad but nothing to write home about. Overall the service and vibe of the restaurant was fine, the drinks were great, but their brunch food was a rather mediocre experience. I wouldn't be opposed to coming back to try their dinner items.

I went for brunch here with a few friends on a Sunday afternoon. We were expecting a wait but were seated promptly upstairs. Our waiter took our order quickly, but things moved slowly after this point. Our food took a while to get to us (understandable, Sunday brunch is a busy time). I ordered the french toast sticks, which were quite good. As someone originally from VT I do prefer real maple but it's not easy to come by here so I wasn't disappointed when I was served the fake stuff. The portion size was quite large for the price. I tried a few of my friends' things, the regular french toast and the chicken and waffles. It was nice that the chicken and waffles came with two waffles instead of one as you normally see. All of the food was pretty good. We were tucked in a corner, and we had to wait 30 min after someone cleared our plates to finally get the check, and then another 20 min for them to bring our receipts back to us. They weren't crazy busy but it was likely they were understaffed. I would definitely come here again to try some of their other food, I've heard the brussels sprouts are a hit.

For starters. I haven't had a place in Hampden care about keeping things as gluten free as Wicked Sisters did. I'm so impressed and so happy. Almost the entire menu either was or could be made gluten free in a way that was celiac safe. The charcuterie board? Banging. Jalapeño popper? Holy crap. The mussels? Dreamy. I literally forgot to get pictures because I was SO. EXCITED. And I review food frequently. I never forget. The drinks were also so good, the seasonal lemonade is such a fun touch. And you can get it spiked! They have mocktails, which I appreciate as a mostly sober human. And it wasn't overly sweet which so many places mocktails can be. The shrimp and grits were amazing. So smoky and creamy. And my partner loved their salad. I wish we had room for dessert. We're definitely coming back and coming back soon. The service was great, the vibe was so fun, look for the hidden characters throughout the restaurant too! 10/10 what a place.

OMG!!! the crab mac & cheese was everything! The portion was so huge, we all shared it! The burgers was so freakin delicious! I loved that the menu had nice choices without it being overwhelming! The service was good and I loved the dim lighting! Parking wasn't so great, but that was minor compared to the experience. The restaurant was clean and well kept.

Visited on a Wednesday pretty much soon as they opened. Maybe 2 customers inside and we were the only ones outside, on the upper deck area. Food was ah-okay with me. My fav was the pizza (can't remember the name) and sweet and spicy Brussels. It was a tad too hot/sunny for us but I can see it being a nice outdoor eating place when the sun is going down. One star off for parking... good luck with that.

The place was busy and presented a tavern atmosphere, I thought it might be a step above tavern from past comments of others but a nice one. The menu left me wanting a bit. Again perhaps expectations but sandwiches, burgers, Mac and cheese, Brussels, mussels, Maryland crab, cab cake, salads. Again more of the same in Baltimore I fear. The food was good but just good, but at prices that could be beat. I felt the Maryland crab soup was more tomato than crab (best one ever is at soups on), mussels succulent, filling and in a good broth with cheese toasts. Again good. Service was average to good. It's just in the end had my hopes up to be special and really just kind of barely hit the mark.

There was four of us and we did a reservation at 1 but we were able to be sat right away. We were upstairs. We didn't leave until 3. It was just so long for the service. And the donuts we ordered, not pictured, were not good. Peach Bellini drink wasn't bad. Kinda wish it was cold though. I didn't finish mine. It was meh. Shrimp and grits were good! Great flavor! Steak tacos were awesome!! But it so needed the sauce. Otherwise not good. Wings were great. I think it was an old bay or honey old bay. Didn't even need the sauce to go with it. Stuffed French toast was good!! Not too much or sweet. Chicken and waffles was meh. Waffles was good. Chicken was not. It was bland and had no flavor. Was it seasoned? If it was with waffles and syrup it was good. Otherwise, no. I don't even think there was salt and pepper on it. Then we ordered crème brûlée donuts that were two and we were gonna split between the four of us. Those were horrible. Cutting into the donut could tell it had been microwaved because the cream inside was just a round ball. Bad sign number one. It was way too hot. We tried to eat and it was hard. Like stale but had been heated up in microwave to hopefully counteract the staleness. Which also explains the cream. I couldn't finish my half because it was so hard. It wouldn't be too bad if it wasn't for the mediocre service as well. People were coming in after us and left before us. We were there for 2 hours total. For four people. We got our food within half an hour and the next hour and a half spent waiting and waiting and waiting. Waiting for donuts, waiting for a server to maybe come, waiting for a box, waiting for check, waiting for something. It was not busy. It was not crowded. There were a few people but not too many. The food wasn't bad for the most part, but the service makes me not want to go back. Or just order to go.

We stopped into Wicked Sisters while on a trip to Baltimore. It is a small place with good atmosphere, but not a lot of tables. Parking is on the street, or they do offer valet. First impression was not good as we stood there for a solid 10 minutes waiting to be acknowledged and sat. We ordered the Mac N' Cheese with Bacon and the Karma Burger with a side salad. I had my eye on the Curry bowl, however, thought that it was quite pricy once I added tofu ($9 upcharge), however, the table next to us got the bowls and they were large enough to feed a small family. Portions are quite large. Our food was tasty. Service was slow however. It took a long time to be sat, to order and to get our bill. We would however give it another chance in the area as the food was fantastic!

Went for dinner and had a range of foods. Most impressive was the non-alcoholic tequila drink with pineapple, lime, lemon and grape juice. V tasty Wings were also pretty good. I got them in the seasonal jerk seasoning, but didn't really taste like jerk. Solid winds though The ranch was actually very good though ! Very thick and hearty I ate a curry bowl, which was pretty and fun to try, but didn't meet expectations. Maybe not the best place to order curry from though My friend got cream of crab which he said was good and the insanity burger, I believe. Stacked with toppings and a hearty meal ! He enjoyed Service was good and the decoration is whimsical, I did appreciate the prints and portraits they had up

Originally went here to get the charcuterie board, but it isn't served at lunch so we decided to try other apps! Our food was good, but I wish they put more dressing on the caesar salad. Service was good, but we went a good bit with empty drinks. If you go in the winter, be sure to wear a coat because if you get seated at the tables towards the front, it is cold! The front door opens a lot during lunch time as they get busy and it got pretty chilly at our table. Overall a good time and cool vibes. I want to try again and get cocktails and the charcuterie!

Sitting at the bar for dinner provided a really fun and totally Baltimore experience. We chatted with our neighbors, the Os were on the TV, and we got to watch the bartenders joke with each other and deal with some weird leaks behind the bar. The food was also quite good. The mussels came with what amounted to cheesy French bread pizza for dipping, not the normal toasted bread. The burger was really good, unexpectedly so - smoky and flame grilled. We made it "insane," which adds an onion ring and some sauces, and to be honest, the burger itself was so flavorful, the toppings were irrelevant. We will definitely be back to check out the patio and happy hour.

It is a solid spot. Would return. The crème brûlée donuts are as good as any dessert I've had.

We have been to Wicked Sisters many times. We came for a birthday celebration - the service and the drinks were both solid - unfortunately, the quality of the food was nowhere close to the expectation that we have come to appreciate from the restaurant. As a result, for the price we paid relative to the quality of the food, I don't think we will be coming back.

To dine at this fine establishment, you must park on the street, but it's definitely worth it! The Brussels sprouts are absolutely amazing! You can check out the specials on the menu. We visited on a Friday when it wasn't too crowded for lunch, and there was plenty of seating available both upstairs and downstairs, including a bar area. On Fridays, they offer discounts on flatbreads, and we thoroughly enjoyed the Buffalo flatbread. I ordered the meatball grinder, which came with three giant meatballs that were delicious as always! The servers were excellent and very attentive. If I could, I would try everything on the menu!

Went here Monday for my wife's birthday. Food was great, atmosphere was great, the surprise of a killer special was awesome, but what blew me away most was the service. Often when I go out in the city I feel like restaurant staff are super busy and don't have the time/energy to stay on top of stuff like keeping water filled, and seeing if we need sauces or more drinks, or little stuff like that. No so here, perfect level of service without hovering, and it was friendly at that. On top of everything, I realized when I got home that I had done the math wrong and miscalculated the after-tip total on my bill. While that was entirely my bad, and I would have understood them just rolling with the higher number, they just fixed my mistake. I know this is a little thing, but a $10 mistake is the kind of thing I loose sleep over. Also, to be clear, the food and atmosphere were great too, can't wait to go back!

Came into Wicked Sisters on a whim after wanting a quick snack and some drinks with friends. It was a beautiful day so we decided to sit outside on the patio. I haven't been here in a while but the patio is completely redone and really nice! The fence is new, the furniture is new, and there's a whole new section with couches and umbrellas towards the back. The food was pretty good with the standouts being the mango habanero wings and brussels sprouts. I also got a burger on a gluten free bun which was good except it didn't come with pickle as it was advertised and the bun completely disintegrated not even halfway through my being finished. There's gotta be a better gluten free bun out there... The drinks were pretty meh... the orange crush wasn't the worst I've had. Service was also friendly but seemed to get slower as the evening went on. I think our server was struggling to balance indoor and outdoor tables at the same time. It'd probably make sense to have a dedicated server for outside, especially on nice days. That being said, Wicked Sisters is pretty predictable which is why I think it's been around for so long. If you're looking for outdoor seating in Hampden with plenty of food options for all types of eaters, this is a great choice.

Great menu! Came here on a Saturday night and it was pretty busy. I ordered their rockfish on specials and it was incredible! Short ribs were a big hit. Service was fast and attentive. Ok street parking; valet available. Was a bit disappointed in the broccolini. Overall, great place for a tasty dinner with friends. Will definitely come back!

A group of 8 of us stopped by for lunch last Thursday and our server handled it all beautifully. Great food choices and options. Several of us enjoyed the grilled cheese specials. Food came out in a timely way. Several folks got the blueberry lemonade which was declared delicious. We'd come back anytime.

Wicked sisters Tavern is located in the Hampton area of Baltimore. This area is not as crowded as others and we were able to find a parking spot. They also offer valet. We came for Mother's Day. We were seated upstairs immediately, and we were offered free Momosa for Mother's Day. We started with the fried green tomatoes and crab dip. The fried green tomatoes were nicely cooked with a great sauce, drizzled on them with a side as well. The crab dip was full of cheese and creamy crab dip, which was served with carrots, celery, crostini, and soft pretzel sticks. Would definitely order this again! My daughter had the avocado toast for her meal, which tasted OK but could've had some herbs or something on top. We had an order of the traditional Benedict, which had the eggs perfectly cooked, a nice topping of the hollandaise sauce, and the lyonnaise Potatoes were nicely done and very flavorful. I opted for the plate breakfast, which is a traditional eggs, bacon, potatoes, and toast meal. It also came with cut up fruit. The potatoes were to die for! My mom got the shrimp and grits! It was a nice big plate full of flavor, great ham, nice size shrimp and she saved half of it for another meal. I would go back to wicked sisters and would love to try the dinner menu! The service was great! Our waitress was attentive, someone was always filling up our drinks, and the pace of the meal was just right. It's definitely one to put on your list when you're in the area!

Stopped in for a quick drink . Kept hearing about this place . It wasn't what I expected . The place is cozy and very welcoming . I didn't order anything to eat , but the bartender ( forgot her name but she had purple hair ) was the absolute best . She was able to make me a drink from scratch ( which was everything) and was able to laugh and share our mutual distaste for Taylor swift and the chiefs ! Her interaction alone is what will have me coming back for a drink

We were looking forward to a pleasant, relaxing weekend brunch. I was really disappointed with my visit to Wicked Sisters. The host seemed friendly enough but the person taking me to our seat was quite unfriendly. I asked politely if we could be moved to a table with chair backs but they were abrupt and dismissive. I do believe that part of the meal is the vibe and not just the food. There are lots of brunch places in the area so we left and tried another place. (Review to be posted later) Why spend your money on an establishment that gives bad vibes even before you order. Will definitely NOT be back!

Stopped here yesterday. I didn't know what I had the taste for. The offer valet parking but, there was also regular street parking. I had made reservations for two thru yelp but, when we arrived we were not showing on the list. However, it was stated that it was still ok and that we could be seated. We were seated at the front of the restaurant by the window. There was an upstairs but, I'm not sure what that looked like. Didn't care too much for the window seats because the tables were close together but, we made it work. Water was bought to the table as well as a refill bottle. I ordered an old fashioned which was pretty good. Food wise we ordered the insane burger with macaroni and cheese, crab dip and mango habanero wings. The food was delicious. I could have used a little more old bay in my crab dip. The wings had just enough spice if you like spicy. The burger was fresh and juicy. I wouldn't definitely order the same thing again.

Unimpressed. Food was unimaginative. Drink was horrible- sent it back, and something returned that was just as bad. Don't waste your time.

We were seated at our requested patio table promptly for our 5pm Sunday meal. Patio is upstairs, spacious, clean and had space heaters for cooler weather which we did not have a need for, as it was a perfect 70 degree afternoon. Our server Sophia was very friendly, filled our drinks and checked in on us often. Burger was a thick patty, juicy, fries were a bit spiced, nicely done. The Brussels were crispy and caramelized, highly recommend. I loved my gnocchi carbonara. The sauce was rich with flavor and a giant portion, I could barely finish half of it. The gnocchi is new on the menu, give it a try! The restaurant is located in an older structure, with steps, different levels, some more quiet tables, others right in the action! Street parking not difficult.

I had brunch today solo. My experience altogether was pleasant. My waitress was attentive and friendly. I had the crab dip as my appetizer. The cheese and lump crab meat melted well. I ordered the shrimp and grits but wasn't satisfied with the "broth" the grits sat in and the somewhat tart taste of the dish. The waitress removed the plate and I was able to order another entree. I chose the scramble bowl second, it was fantastic. The egg was fluffy? Great texture. I got it with pepper Jack and the bacon and somewhat spicy potatoes paired well. For my drinks I just ordered the peach Bellini twice. The waitress was helpful with considering my cocktail options. The music was great, for me personally I heard so many songs I have myself and that was comforting. All staff I spoke with were friendly. Definitely will be returning for brunch. "Miyeah" who served me days she usually bartends. Id be inclined to return for the service.

Cute place. Service was friendly but SOOOOO slow. We sat on the upstairs patio and we were kind of forgotten about. We had some cocktails: me the passion tea crush and my sister the espresso-tini. Both were very good. For my meal I had the chicken and waffles and it was fantastic. It's served with a jalapeño aioli and spicy maple syrup and it was so good. I couldn't stop eating it. My sister had the breakfast bowl and that was also very good. Both were very generous portions. We'd come back.

The food is very pricey but oh my goodness it is good. I was not impressed by the Mac N' Cheese but the Chicken Saltimbocca was phenomenal. I have never had such soft, delicious broccolini before. Paired very well with the rest of the dish without overpowering it. The brussel sprouts are also very good, but a tad too sweet for my tastes. Our waitress was very friendly and patient as we waited for our party at the table. I liked the background music and lighting--it gives elegant tavern vibes. Definitely recommend!

I ordered from here on my birthday. My husband got the salmon BLT and it was amazing! Definitely one of the top sandwiches I've had. We had it with sweet potato fries. My husband typically doesn't like that type of fries, but said these were the best he has ever tasted and wanted more. We tried the onion rings. We thought they were okay, but note that I'm not a big onion ring person. We also had the buffalo wings, and it was so flavorful. I love buffalo wings and this did not miss! I wanted more! I am mad I didn't get a picture. When I order again, which I will, I will capture it!

Been here maybe 5 times. Really wanted to love this place. It's "off Hampden", decent parking usually, and in a cozy space. Food selection - on paper - is great. Without disclaimer, the beer selection is excellent. Local brews, and good ones. No Nepenthe there, for example. Implementation, however, was something else. - Service generally either sucks outright, or is very inexperienced, or is perfectly fine but otherwise bugs you way too often. Doesn't really hit the sweet spot - Food is good, never great, never awful. Very middling. - Space downstairs is cozy (where we usually sit), but if you get stuck upstairs, it's not great. Like sitting in an annex. - Prices are about 20% too high for what it is. Makes it NOT a go-to. Well, at least there are many other options in Hampden, and some are great!

1st and last time here. It's a really cute spot and our service was EXCELLENT! The food however, was extremely disappointing. I ordered the fish for the day and it was extremely dry and flavorless. It was served on top of a fennel and cauliflower puree which was cold and not at all tasty. Others in my party ordered the burgers, which they said tasted like soapy water. The wings were ok. I've had better. The drinks were pretty good!

So came in there wasn't any one at the door to greet but I knew where my party was so I proceeded up stairs. When I got to the table they were in the process of ordering drinks. The ladies ordered a green tea and brought out their ids. The waiter made a comment like well this is a restaurant you know not just a bar we serve hot tea. Which I thought was a little too much for a simple misunderstanding. After that they attempted to order appetizers but it seemed like he was running away from the table before we could even get the order out. Lucky after server overheard or conversation regarding the service and jumped right in to help us get or orders in. I ordered the steak and eggs ... the potatoes and Brussels were delicious I believe they are known for them so make sure you get them. My steak was over cooked and my eggs weren't a soft scramble like requested. Also know that the strip steaks are the thinnest in the land. The staff as a whole are very delightful and hospitable. Oh and I tried to order the hot cider which was no longer available along with the fried green tomatoes

I loved this place, the food was great! Im not always a crab dip fan, but they have the best crab dip I've ever had, the Gouda in it really stands out. The service was wonderful, our waitress was very friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was nice as well.

Visited for brunch. Upstairs patio was a nice vibe. Service was good. Ordered the peach sangria, glass was half full but tasty. Tried the mango lemonade with vodka -wouldn't order again , very tart and the Tito's was non existent. bourbon bbq wings -sauce was just average Lobster Deviled eggs -left a lot to be desired, needs seasoning Peaches French toast-did not care for the drizzle with the cheese and the syrup. Chesapeake Benedict-was amazing, Great flavor, cooked well and the potatoes were seasoned with peppers and onions. Not sure I would come back for brunch.

Went to go for brunch, just a two top table. Seated for about 22 mins without being seen. The table next to us was waited on multiple times, along with a big party of 5 behind us that came in after, was given their food and drinks. When leaving and informing the hostess she did not seem to care whatsoever. Do better.

Unequivocally one of the worst meals my aunt and I have eaten out but our server was lovely. I don't know where they sourced their watermelon for their crush, seemingly a garbage can, so a Coke it was! Aunt got the RW menu- started with somehow stringy, sour peach caprese in peak peach season. Then ordered the rockfish which came overcooked, on a bed of flavorless overcooked pearled couscous. The only saving grace was a lemon wedge garnish. She then got the monkey bread which was so undercooked and soggy it could be wrung out, I ordered the gazpacho as an appetizer, unsure of how you make a tomato-based soup taste that awful in tomato season. The shrimp and grits presented not deveined shrimp and gelatinous cubes of tasso ham. I will admit the pickled jalapeños were a nice touch and the sauce was flavored well. Ended with a seemingly week-old slice of inverse smith island cake- grainy chocolate cake layers and unimpressive buttercream.

Nice service staff for a brunch. They have an outdoor patio with umbrellas which are nice to sit under.

Not my cup of tea, for seating arrangements or food. Had to sit upstairs, tight little corner table. Noisy. Waitress was lovely, but a long way to drive from Columbia for lunch.

Attended for July Restaurant week, was greeted by a passive aggressive male host who refused to sit us at a table for 4 due to "a lot of bookings" however not even 20 mins later did he sit 2 ppl at a 4 top table, which he said he couldn't do for us bc of bookings. Nonsense. The place was practically empty. Meal wasn't too good either. Best thing was the potatoes, no seriously. I ordered a TABS Benedict that arrived with an undercooked poached egg and expired nauseating wilted spinach and a mushy tomato. The deviled eggs lacked relish which it truly needed as it was overly salty. All in all, would not recommend due to treatment by host and quality of food ordered. I threw up as soon as we left so something is not right with their food quality control.

Nice quiet restaurant to go for brunch. Can catch the game on a Sunday afternoon or just go for a chill time and a bite to eat. Staff is friendly starting with the host and onto the waitress. My order was the Wicked Eggs Benny. It comes with sriracha bacon but be careful. The kick from the sriracha sneaks up on you but not overpowering. Just wanted my poached egg a little more runny. Other than that, this was a very good dish. The sweet and spicy brussels sprouts were delicious.

I've been wanting to try this place for years. We finally got a chance on Valentines Day. The food was good. The service was good. The service was fast. However, it was so cold. Not sure if the heat was broke or if this is how they keep it inside. Also it was dark. Some folks may like that but it wasn't for me. Overall it was a ok experience, hence the 4 stars. But I doubt I'll ever go back. Even though the food experience was good the ambiance was not for me.

Wicked Sister is a cute spot - perfect for a small party, but I know larger groups who have enjoyed their 2nd floor seating. They also have some outdoor seating, however it's never been nice enough out when I'm visiting. It's not too loud but I imagine if it was full could feel a bit cramped. I've been here twice and can't not get the same thing I highly recommend the curry bowl! Loaded with veggies and a good amount of protein. The portions were large so definitely come hungry or be ready to have left overs. Others ordered the Nourish Bowl which came out like warm. Although good, the person wished it was either cold or hot ... the in between wasn't the best. Apparently it's supposed to be cold. Someone else ordered the Chicken Saltimbocca which they loved! And apparently is GF? It looked delicious. The service has always been great! Extremely friendly and accommodating.

The customer service was great from the Greeter to our waitress Sarah...Sarah went above and beyond to assist my party with anything we needed the only flaw was we were a party of 2 who shared food and the 2 person table was entirely too small but all of our food and drinks were delicious