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Phillip's Seafood Baltimore
5 Reviews The restaurant's name says it all - it specializes in seafood in a very convenient location - the Harboplace at the Inner Harbor. Try their weekend seafood buffet - take a prophylactic anti-histamine...
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ESPN Zone Baltimore
8 Reviews I recommend skipping this glorified sports bar unless you just have money to throw away. While visiting Baltimore's Inner Harbor for a conference, we found that our favorite (out-of-state) NCAA...
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L.P. Steamers Baltimore
10 Reviews baltimore is famopus for it's crabs and L.P. steamers is the place to eat them in baltimore style. the tables are floating with crabs and the beer is flowing too. even if i'm allergic to shell fish i...
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Towson Restaurants Baltimore
7 Reviews Just north of Baltimore, are some restaurant choices in Towson. I had walked past Purim Oak many times before ever trying it...its downstairs from street level so hard to tell whats going on inside....
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Mr. Bill's Terrace Inn Baltimore
3 Reviews My wife and I have been going to Mr. Bill's for about 20 years. At first it was 2-3 times a week. Then we cut back to once a week and now it's more like once a month. But, believe me it is not because...
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Cheese Cake Factory Baltimore
5 Reviews The Cheesecake Factory is a chain of restaurants (although there are not too many in the Baltimore area) that have the most wonderful cheesecakes that you can get either served in the restaurant or...
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Hard Rock Café. Baltimore
6 Reviews Whenever we take guests to Baltimore, they want to go to the Hard Rock Cafe. This is relatively easy since the Hard Rock is located right in the Inner Harbor over near the Aquarium in the old Power...
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Inner Harbor Baltimore
3 Reviews The Power Plant is one of those very unique historical building. As you look up at it, I was amazed at its sheer size. To be able to retrofit this building must have been a dauting task. What else...
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Sabatino's Baltimore
4 Reviews We were wandering around Little Italy, and stumbled across Sabatino's. We thought the house was cute, and the menu on the window looked good. We were not disappointed! They advertise home made pasta,...
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Papermoon Diner Baltimore
3 Reviews The Paper Moon Diner is an experience unto itself. Beginning with the mannequins placed oddly on the roof. When you enter it's usually standing room only and you have to wait for a table. Even if you...
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Jimmy's Diner Baltimore
3 Reviews Ok. Everyone eats here: the cops, the mailhandlers, the hip kids, the business crowd, the cab drivers, the local politicians.....it's your meatloaf and mash, or french fries and gravy type of place....
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Bel Loc Diner Baltimore
2 Reviews You do not find a lot of real historic diners anymore. There are lots of diners being built today to look like the original diners from the 1940 - 1950's but they just are not quite the same. The Bel...
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Bertha's Mussels Baltimore
2 Reviews Bertha's is a Baltimore tradition- long hallways, dark wood walls, lots of maritime-themed paintings and knick-knacks and distressed wood tables. It's a must-see and must eat. Bertha's is famous for...
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ShamDanai's Chicken-n-Waffle House Baltimore
1 Review You'll have trouble finding fried chicken or catfish that is more delicious..... Try some sweet potato pie too! Shama & Danielle run a tight ship here, they gave me a piece of Apple Pie while I was...
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Samos Baltimore
3 Reviews Clean and busy local restaurant. Very friendly waitresses. They helped me select vegetarian (not vegan) choices. All the food I saw being served looked great. Always crowds, no reservations, no credit...
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Brass Elephant Baltimore
3 Reviews My family & I have seriously never experienced such horrible service. I took my family, who was visiting for the first time, to the Brass Elephant since it looks so elegant from the outside & it's...
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Cia Bella Baltimore
2 Reviews Although many local Baltimore people consider Little Italy in Baltimore to have seen its best days there are still hidden gems to be found there. Ciao Bella is one such gem. My daughter and I went...
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Petit Louis Baltimore
5 Reviews Petit Louis has the look and feel of a French bistro magically transported to a bourguois Baltimore "quartier." Excellent Franco-American food. The only problem is that French bistros were not...
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The Helmand Baltimore
4 Reviews Let me start by saying I really do love the food here. And for vegetarians (not vegans) you can get many of the meat dishes prepared for vegetarians...very nice. For those of you wondering what Afghan...
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Lin's Chinese Cuisine Baltimore
2 Reviews I have been to quite a few Chinese buffets in the Washington DC and Baltimore area and this one is better than many and relatively inexpensive. Some days, they have chinese music videos on the screen...
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Rusty Scupper Baltimore
1 Review This restaurant was right at the Inner Harbor Marina where we tied up in Baltimore. So it was easy for us to walk to it. The view is the thing. Neither quality nor the quantity of the food justifies...
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Little Havanna Baltimore
3 Reviews If your in Baltimore and suddenly have an urge for Cuban food don't dispair. Little Havana on Key Highway in Baltimore is just what you are looking for. Located just minutes from the Inner Harbor so...
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Aldo's Italian Restuarant Baltimore
2 Reviews Impeccable service with a sophisticated, romantic atmosphere! Our waiter would ask us, "Is everything as it should be?" And it was.. always. This restaurant is owned by Aldo Vitale, who was born in...
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The Sip & Bite Baltimore
2 Reviews The Sip & Bite is the diner I use as a yardstick. Every other diner is measured by the food I've had there, and generally, this other places come up short. It's very bright, loud, and often crowded,...
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Akbar Indian Restaurant Baltimore
2 Reviews Very authentic Indian Cuisine.... I've had Chicken Vindaloo a few times. I saw Tandoor Salmon on the specials menu last time, but for some reason I didn't order it. The Palek Paneer is non-oily, but...
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All the restaurants in Little Italy.Some of the best restaurants in Baltimore are the little corner neighborhood bar/restaurants. You can get great home cooked specialites or great seafood. Steamed Crabs!Gnocchi
There are many great restaurants in Maryland, but my favorite is Harris' crab house on Kent Island near the Chesapeake Bay (about one hour from Washington, DC)This is a no nonsense crab and seafood house where almost any attire will do. If you eat crabs, plan on getting messy. Don't worry, it is worth it. Plan on spending about $30 per person, and enjoy the view of the bay. Hard shell crabs. A MUST!
Any place with crab... but if you happen to find yourself trapsing past That's Amore, then why not go in? Diner is usually family-style Italian food. Which means that you order a few dishes and share with everyone. The portions are slightly over-whelming if you have less then four people, so bring an army. Actually, I'm not sure if they have crab, but their food is great any way. The meatballs are a must-have and I'd recommend the stuffed mushrooms also.
Everything about this restaurant is unique. From the twisted twigs holding up curtians- to the antique dolls crawling up the walls- army men hanging from light fixtures- I'd call this an experience one shouldn't miss. The food is fabulous- vegetarians, vegans, and meat eaters can all delight at this fabulous 24 hour restaurant located nearby Johns Hopkins University. California Dream:Avocado, fresh basil and vine-ripe tomato between two crispy tortilla shells with melted cheddar and swiss cheese served with a side of salsa and sour cream. Simply delicious. Their omelets are the closest I've had to heaven since the ones I had in North Beach -San Francisco.
El Salto Mexican restaurant in Brooklyn Park. Perhaps Baltimore's best kept secret. The food is unpretecious, inexpensive and the service is consistently expedient. Dinner for two without alcoholic beverages will run you about $20 including tip.Feels like a down home Mexican Joint Tacos Pollo Asado. Spice with special sauce. Or the Jalisco Especial.
This is a locals kind of place that always has live music on the weekend. All diferent kinds of people frequent this place. It's a neighborhood kind of place that is remarkably worth a visit. Full bar also. Weekly specials that are fabulous. Exploding Meatloaf Casserole is very popular.
Don't miss the crabs if you have the opportunity in the summer time here in Maryland. Although recent harvests haven't been quite as plentiful as usual, it still is one of those quintessential Maryland experiences. You don't have to be at the beach (Ocean City has dozens of seafood places) inevitably your favorite local beer joint will offer them in season.
In the Maryland Suburbs:Hard Times Cafe (chili, burgers & beer)Has a friendly 'local' atmosphere and the food is consistently good. Texas, wet with onions & cheese, no beans & extra sour cream and corn bread on the side.
I'm not sure how much the restaurant matters, but the important thing is that you eat steamed Chesapeake Bay Crabs. This is very crucial. It's like going to Memphis and not having barbecue, or going to Italy and not having pasta and wine. You're in Maryland! Eat a crustacean!
Vera's White Sands Restaurant & Marina near Lusby.This is southern Maryland's retort to Trader Vic's and the Bali Hai, truly an historical edifice just flirting on the edge of camp. It is a 1940s Polynesian restaurant replete with bamboo decor, hanging glass fishing balls, tiki statues, and bar tables with legs in the shape of elephant's trunks. It is on a promontory overlooking St. Leonard's Creek and even has its own marina, so guests can arrive by boat. Every place setting has a paper lei and the mai tais haven't suffered much in their translation to the East Coast. The owner, Vera, is a lively septuagenarian with a bit of Mamie Stover and Doris Duke all rolled into one. She frequently appears in the evenings (her approach communicated to guests in hushed tones) and holds court from one of the peacock chairs strategically placed around the restaurant, or in front of her portrait that...
Admiral Fell Inn Baltimore
4 Reviews and 397 Opinions We've been receiving special offers from Baltimore's Inner Harbor hotels since we joined the Harbor...
Historic Inns of Annapolis Annapolis
6 Reviews and 337 Opinions Although we did not stay here, it looked like a lovely Inn right smack in the middle of Annapolis.
Hilton Suites Ocean City Oceanfront Ocean City
1 Review and 427 Opinions We stayed at the Hilton to celebrate our 2nd Wedding Anniversary on April 23rd, 2007. The room was...
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