I had their brisket and coleslaw combo when they were parked in the Inner Harbor on a Friday in May. Phenomenal BBQ and very tasty sides. Owner is super friendly and you can tell he’s passionate.
Located right on the harbor in front of Fed Hill Park, a ton of courts available to play on during the week with regular leagues scheduled here. Always a game going during the warmer months.
An Orioles institution; come here before the game, grab a few drinks and walk 50 yards to Camden Yards. Average bar food...you pay for the location and atmosphere more than anything.
A super fun venue; if coming here for an all-day drink event, prepare for an absolute shitshow. Known to be an easy underage bar to get into, swarmed with college kids on big nights. Fun time though!
Located in Mount Vernon Marketplace, this little spot has decent oysters and a few taps of craft beer. They’re not the best oysters but the shuckers are super friendly. Good spot to hang out at!
One of the most iconic monuments in Baltimore with cobblestone streets that encircle it. The climb to the top is not too hard and the view is kind of lackluster. Entrance to climb is about $5.
The macarons alone are enough to give this place a glowing review. Great coffee, limited seating inside. Friendly baristas; one of the top spots in the area. Closed on Sundays.
Go to the second floor. Pool tables during the week but dance floor on the weekends. Insane deals (1/2 bottle wine Wednesday’s, dollar beers on Monday) and super friendly bartenders.
Lot of people will tell you this is the best pizza in Bmore—I have different preferences but it is certainly good, with a very home-like atmosphere inside frequented by locals. Crab pizza is A+.
Finally College Park has a respectable coffee establishment. Intimate lighting inside, sells their own beans, fast and efficient baristas. Note that drip coffee only comes in one size.
It’s a solid bar on the water. Wings are actually very good (got the mild), nachos are horrible, however. It’s a Bills bar upstairs on Sundays. Live music constantly hosted here.
Alright move over Bmore Licks—the Charmery is a tour de force in Baltimore for experimental flavors: Old Bay Caramel (think replacing the salt), Chocolate & Crickets, and bananas fried in camel fat.
If you want a unique experience with good food and have an interactive dining experience, go here. Staff was great—the spicy broth is actually v spicy by the way—and I enjoyed the meal immensely.
One of the coolest, old-school theaters located conveniently off of Charles Street. Serves popcorn, candy, coffee and beer. Ticket prices reasonable. A great movie experience!
Phenomenal coffee with delicious sandwiches and & food. Located in Belvedere Square, the spot is a gem and fantastic food joint.
Okay, the Ronnie James Dio pizza absolutely will blow your mind. The smoked mozzarella just ignites your pallet and keeps you coming back for another bite. Intimate space up front, bar in the back.
THE BEST BRUNCH. You pay and eat as many small plates as your heart desires. The food is top-notch and the cocktails complement the meals. Good for groups.
Efficient ordering, the food here absolutely slays. Korean inspired with phenomenal breakfast/brunch along with good ramen/rice bowls. They have their own coffee and a few beers on draft. A+!
Amazing. Steamed. Crabs. The butter and old bay with the absolute dynamite food in a three story rowhome building is humble and intoxicating. Up there w the best crabs in Bmore!
One of the best Farmers Markets I have been to with fresh, local produce, always Zeke’s Coffee, great breakfast food (think bagels, burritos, Ekiben & Blacksauce Kitchen). Good local art and merch too
Like its Towson and College Park sisters, intimately lit space with rock-star chicken dishes that run the gamut of spice levels. Highly recommended!
Solid American food in an intimate pub setting. The crab cake was actually plump and full of meat; beer list was average with some local taps. Crab soup was a little too sweet.
Underrated National Park that will overwhelm you with its expansiveness. Four distinct areas make up the park with Island in the Sky being the most visited and the Maze being the most remote. Amazing
Intimate and tight-spaced bar with phenomenal & creative dishes. Cocktails are their specialty but beer list lacks slightly. A true local’s gem in LP.
Breathtaking. The hoodoos and Bryce amphitheater are perplexing, wondrous & beautiful. Completed the Fairyland loop which was strenuous but connected you to the park like no other hike.
What a surprise! Very good pulled pork at a reasonable price with exceptional coleslaw/mac n cheese. Interior is clean and modern—accepts card. Fast and friendly service. Recommended by a local to me.
This is a fun and cheap dive bar. Great prices, friendly bartenders, patron carvings all over the bar, pool & football tables—accept it for what it is and you’ll have a good time.
