Best Baltimore, MD Restaurants
Pho Towson & Bar
There are lots of places to get Vietnamese pho in the metro area, but this restaurant does it outstandingly, plus has many more strengths, too. The pho...
Corner Charcuterie Bar
This restaurant started as BYOB, while later a charcuterie bar opened around the corner. While both sides now have a liquor license, they still have their...
Miss Shirley's
Miss Shirley's — with 3 metro locations — is like a psychedelic kaleidoscope take on Southern brunch. Presentations are gloriously over the top and...
Costas Inn
Costas Inn has its own take on seasoning for steamed crabs: they don't just throw a bunch of Old Bay and black pepper on them. It has a distinct sweetness...
Cinghiale
It's fitting that this Harbor East restaurant is named for the Italian word for "wild boar": it's one of the city's finest places to find nose-to-tail...
Aldo's
Aldo's is considered by far and away the most gourmet restaurant in Baltimore's Little Italy. Family owned, Chef and son Sergio Vitale is a true foodie. He...
The Prime Rib
Washingtonian magazine once had an article about the difficulty of obtaining and aging the finest of meats and it turns out that The Prime Rib has some of...
Antrim 1844 Smokehouse restaurant
The finest dining experience in the Baltimore metro region is without question Taneytown's Antrim 1844 Smokehouse. Pulling up to the historic plantation...
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About Baltimore, MD Restaurants
Thanks to hit movies and television shows, people are more fascinated by Baltimore than ever. One of the East Coast's great cities and an hour from the DC, Baltimore has a laid-back vibe. Here, people of all stripes enjoy the simple pleasures of a juicy pit beef sandwich, rich locally made ice cream, famous crab cakes.
Baltimore has authentic ethnic restaurants representing many countries, including Italy, France, Korea, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Greece, India and more.
The city also has restaurants to satisfy any mood and budget: food trucks, bistros, cutting edge gastropubs, steakhouses and fine dining all have excellent representation in the city.
This is also a great city to gather things to make it yourself: there are fabulous indoor markets, farmers markets, ethnic grocery stores, independent groceries with coveted prepared foods, butchers, bakeries, coffee roasters and dairy products.
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Expert Tips for Baltimore Restaurants
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Azumi: "Their happy hours — weekdays, from 4-7 — have great prices for special rolls and cocktails."
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Chiyo Sushi: "They have lengthy lunch periods (11-3), but only Tuesday through Friday. The restaurant is closed on Monday."
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Yama Sushi: "Yama Sushi serves lunch starting at 11 am, which is perfect if you have something else to be at noon."