The Papermoon Diner is a quirky Baltimore institution serving bold comfort food in the heart of the Remington neighborhood. Just steps from Johns Hopkins University and the Baltimore Museum of Art, The Papermoon Diner has been delighting guests since 1994 with its eclectic decor, vibrant vibe, and creatively reimagined diner classics.
Open five days a week, the diner offers an all-day breakfast menu, hearty American fare, and one-of-a-kind milkshakes in an unforgettable setting. Whether you’re a local regular or a curious visitor, The Papermoon Diner is a must-visit destination for flavor, fun, and community.
Inside Papermoon Diner, every inch tells a story—thanks to the artistic vision of David Briskie, a MICA-trained sculptor. For over 25 years, Briskie has filled the walls with vintage objects, antiques, and offbeat finds, transforming the space into a living art installation.
What began as a simple diner became an iconic Baltimore landmark when owner Un Kim took over in 1994 and welcomed Briskie’s creative transformation.
Come see the art in person—or explore the story behind the man who made it all happen.
