I'm going to Baltimore next week for a conference. Anyone have any recommendations for places to eat or things to see in the evenings?
I'm going to Baltimore next week for a conference. Anyone have any recommendations for places to eat or things to see in the evenings?
Lexington market downtown has a great informal osyter bar. Bertha's restaurant in Fell's Point used to be terrific, if it is still there. Any crab house, but we used to like Obricki's.Originally Posted by UBlender
Watch the show The Wire, then avoid those areas...
I have only been once. We had lunch at McCormick & Schmick's, and then dinner at Gorden Biersch (brat and garlic fries) in Camden Yards. I enjoyed the latter much more, but M & C's was right on the water in the inner harbor, so it was kind of nice. Not sure if it is still there.
I saw a door that said exit only. So I entered through it and went up to the guy working there and said "I have good news. You have severely underestimated that door over there. By like a hundred percent." Demetri Marti
Baltimore is a great American city, but you have to know where to go. Everyone goes to the harbor, and rightfully so, but it is not real Baltimore-you will only see tourists there. I like a little Italian neighborhood that is just south of the harbor-good mom and pop restaurants and an Italian pastry place that is fantastic. I'm terrible with restaurant names but if you yelp "Italian pastry Baltimore," you should be in luck.
Fort McHenry is a pretty cool place, I really like it as a historical visit.
The aquarium is crowded and overrated.
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