- Chinese
- Indian
- American
Saffron
Menu for Saffron
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Ratings and Reviews for Saffron
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Jan 16 2008
Kathryn E. via Yelp
Gorgeous setting. Interesting menu. Good food. Even did Thanksgiving here once and it was a fascinating mixture of Asian and American Holiday fare which...read more
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Aug 31 2007
Sarah F. via Yelp
Saffron is a really good date restaurant. Dim lighting, attentive service, good drinks, and delicious food (good vegetarian stuffed pepper). This is the...read more
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Apr 27 2007
JO' G. via Yelp
I had been hoping to visit Saffron for my wedding anniversary (a water main broke, not their fault!), but had to wait a few months for another occasion. I'm...read more
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Jan 28 2007
dwbengals via Citysearch
Since moving to Baltimore from Atlanta, my wife and I have been disappointed time after time when going out to eat. This is the 1...read more
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Jan 07 2007
tbaier via Citysearch
My wife and I were excited to finally eat here, especially since Soigne (Kim's previous Baltimore endeavor) was one of our favorit...read more
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Dec 05 2006
fmillar via Citysearch
The waitress recommended the scallops dish and the risotto was salty. When I complained that the risotto was salty, the waitress r...read more
The Scene
Cocooned by saffron-yellow and pomegranate-red walls and a cobalt-blue ceiling, the bi-level dining room makes a single, overt gesture to its Indian roots: a statue of Shiva. Otherwise, crisp linens, gold-accented windows, oversized flatware and hand-blown glass fixtures complete the feel of exotic luxury. A midnight blue-tiled bar and cherry wood wine rack hide the kitchen from view.
The Food
The menu is infused with imagination--mixing east and west without traditional Indian cuisine's spicy heat. A parchment-light pastry appetizer filled with cumin-scented tomato coulis and plenty of crab meat earns applause. But the entrees elicit a decidedly more lukewarm reception. Smoked lamb with spiced blackberry, filet mignon with toasted almond and duck breasts in seven spices, all prove most interesting conceptually. Desserts are miniscule in proportion, but what the creme brulee lacks in size it makes up for in texture.