Headed to Baltimore for Business...

[m0rninggl0ry]

Baltimore isn't the DMV.

So I’ve been told

It's bad, but not bad everywhere. Where you'll likely be isn't bad at all. Just stay out of the hood.

Can you some Good restaurants please?

 

[Mordith]

Can you some Good restaurants please?

Miss Shirley's Cafe and G&M Seafood are both top notch.

 

[phcitywarrior]

Can you some Good restaurants please?

For brunch, check out "Blue Moon Cafe" in Fell's Point. They have really good French Toast and were featured in Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives some years back.

 

[SpottieOttieD]

So I’ve been told



Can you some Good restaurants please?

Land of Kush (Vegan)
Miss Carter's Kitchen (soul food)
Taste This (soul food)
Simply Marie's (breakfast)
Mo's Seafood (seafood)
Fiyah Island Grill (Jamacian)
Sajhoma (Dominican)


There's a grip dope of Ethopian (Dukem, Ebenezer, Tabor), Indian, and Korean spots throughout the city. Little Italy got decent Italian food.

Corner spots/Carry outs are true Baltimore flavor.

There's good food all over the city, don't stop in any chain looking restaurant. Don't eat at the Inner Harbor.

 

[KodeBlue]

So I’ve been told



Can you some Good restaurants please?

Depends on what you're looking for. If you want seafood, Jimmy's, Mo's, Nick's Fish house, Captain James.. a few other than I cant think of.
If you want italian, Little Italy just East of downtown. Greek and Spanish food (domincan, mexican.. etc) Patterson Park and Highlandtown. High end restaurants would be in Harbor East.


Local Dive Bars...damn near every corner.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

For brunch, check out "Blue Moon Cafe" in Fell's Point. They have really good French Toast and were featured in Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives some years back.

That "sweet baby Jesus" dish is the shyt

Oh my god



But that place stays packed on the weekends


Talking 30 minutes to an hour wait

 

[m0rninggl0ry]

For brunch, check out "Blue Moon Cafe" in Fell's Point. They have really good French Toast and were featured in Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives some years back.

Black owned?

 

[KodeBlue]

Land of Kush (Vegan)
Miss Carter's Kitchen (soul food)
Taste This (soul food)
Simply Marie's (breakfast)
Mo's Seafood (seafood)
Fiyah Island Grill (Jamacian)
Sajhoma (Dominican)


There's a grip dope of Ethopian (Dukem, Ebenezer, Tabor), Indian, and Korean spots throughout the city. Little Italy got decent Italian food.

Corner spots/Carry outs are true Baltimore flavor.

There's good food all over the city, don't stop in any chain looking restaurant. Don't eat at the Inner Harbor.

Land of Kush is pretty damn good. I agree 100% about staying away from chains

 

[phcitywarrior]

Black owned?

I'm not sure. I'd wager it wasn't. I'm more knowledgeable about DC than Baltimore so I can't speak to many Black owned spots in Baltimore. My guess is they are far and few between.

 

[m0rninggl0ry]

Miss Shirley's Cafe and G&M Seafood are both top notch.

Depends on what you're looking for. If you want seafood, Jimmy's, Mo's, Nick's Fish house, Captain James

I’m looking at their yelps

 

[Astroslik]

 

[TRFG]

Miss Shirley’s Cafe on the harbor, breh breh

 

[KodeBlue]

I'm not sure. I'd wager it wasn't. I'm more knowledgeable about DC than Baltimore so I can't speak to many Black owned spots in Baltimore. My guess is they are far and few between.

Shieeeeeet.

Baltimore has plenty of black owned restaurants. And a black owned movie theater.

 

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

Need tips on restaurants? I don’t club anymore but perhaps a nice cigar lounge will do oh and doesn’t the dmv Coli meetup still exist. lll be out there for Halloween @Pineal Gland @Deacon Frye @BlackPearl The Empress @tru_m.a.c

@Deacon Frye is suppose to plan something but he conveniently forgets time after time

 

[phcitywarrior]

Shieeeeeet.

Baltimore has plenty of black owned restaurants. And a black owned movie theater.

Again, I don't be out there all that often so I wouldn't really know. I just figured that since the DC population is wealthier, they'd have more black owned spots.