A casual Italian Roman bistro great for lunch or an early dinner after exploring Mt Vernon
Chill spot in Hampden with great music. Menu is focused on American seafood. They have the best raw oysters in Baltimore. The staff, which includes nationally ranked oyster shuckers, is phenomenal.
A food market with a variety of delicious foods you can enjoy. ABOUT THE MARKET Lexington Market is a place nearly as old as America itself — and its history of local food, community-rooted small business, and a space for all is the legacy we are proud to continue on today. When we say that Lexington has “something for everyone,” it’s because after more than 200 years in operation, we still pride ourselves on having a diverse mix of local food and service vendors who are deeply rooted in Baltimore. Learn more about what makes us famous and even better — come see us in person!
Specially curated breakfast, sandwiches and salads accompanied by espresso. Their second location 2 blocks away has great ice cream.
Our favorite spot for sushi in Baltimore. If you enjoy sushi or sashimi, this place is for you. We especially love the mackere sashimi and the grilled hamachi kama (yellowtail collar).
Sink your teeth in one of Baltimore’s best crab cakes.
If you love art or classical architecture, then this is the place to be. See below for current exhibition on view. Entrance to the museum is free, however tickets may be required for special exhibits. https://artbma.org/exhibition/making-her-mark-a-history-of-women-artists-in-europe-1400-1800
The authentic voice of Maryland African American History and Culture. This museum is a leader in sharing the history and contribution of Black Marylanders and renowned Black artists.
This is a community adjacent to downtown Baltimore. It is worth walking around if you have to time. We enjoy walking to the Washington monument.
The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited is currently on view. The Maryland Center for History and Culture collects, preserves, and interprets the history, art, and culture of Maryland. By exploring multiple perspectives and sharing national stories through the lens of Maryland, MCHC inspires critical thinking, creativity, and community.
AVAM specializes in original thematic exhibitions that seamlessly combine art, science, philosophy, humor and especially social justice and betterment.
Our favorite Korean restaurant in the city. We love to order the spicy pork, Korean fried chicken, kimchi jjigae (kimchi stew), and japchae (glass noodles). Absolutely delicious food and they are open until 2AM on weekends.
Casual classic Italian American restaurant in the heart of Little Italy.
Laid back vibes and exquisite drinks. There is usually a DJ playing old school hip hop on Saturday’s. The owner Perez is a great host!
Craft cocktails in the cannon room or enjoy drinks in the covered atrium. You can’t go wrong with either option!
Sexy and chic cocktail lounge with decor that channels NYC’s infamous Studio 54. We would recommend making a reservation ahead of time.
A spot in our neighborhood that we frequent. Our favorite item on the menu is the Lamb Rogan Josh.
Stop in for a glass (or two) of wine. You may leave with a bottle if something catches your eye.
Enjoy a lovely walk around the reservoir. Druid Hill Park (Dru Hill) is one of the first large public parks in America and Baltimore’s first large municipal park. It is the third oldest established park in the United States. Druid Hill Park consists of 745 acres.
La Cuchara is inspired by the food and culture of the Basque region of northern Spain and southern France. With its large central bar and wood burning grill, La Cuchara is designed to bring the communal eating and drinking Basque experience to the Baltimore area.
Lovely park where you can take in the Baltimore skyline.
If you are looking for a hearty southern breakfast or brunch place, then this is the spot. The biscuits are fluffy and fried catfish/shrimp and grits are heavenly.