Feelin’ Bubbly? Celebrate National Mimosa Day the Baltimore Way

That’s right, National Mimosa Day is on Monday, May 16th.  Start Your Day Sparkling Since the early 1920s, Australia has been mixing up mimosas. (The name is derived from the yellow Aussie flower.) Equal parts Prosecco to orange juice, a mimosa is a crisp and fruity beverage. Some note, however,...

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Baltimore Seafood—Japanese Style

As the heat wave moves through Baltimore, everyone is trying to keep cool. After trips to the pool and numerous fan purchases, you might be wondering what other things you can do to avoid the sweat. What a better way to celebrate the summertime than to grab a plate of...

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Barcocina: Mexican-Inspired Cuisine in Near Union Wharf

Remember Shuckers in Fells Point? Barcocina, a sister to the adjacent Bond Street Social, is now open in its place. This classy Mexican-inspired restaurant doesn't call itself Mexican; the cocoa and bacon salsa is a good clue to what you're getting, a hip, modern, bustling, America-meets-the-world experience that's great for...

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The Lost City Diner: Delicious & Timeless Near Union Wharf

The diner that inspired Diner, Barry Levinson's classic Baltimore film, is no longer with us. But Charles Street's Lost City Diner gives a sense of what it must have been like. Well, somewhat. Levinson's diner wasn't covered in sci-fi memorabilia — you might call The Lost City Diner meets Hairspray....

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Birds of a Feather: A Scotch Lovers’ Dream Near Union Wharf

For those who love Scotch, Birds of a Feather is a must. Located in Fells Point, this local favorite is a warm and welcoming spot that serves over 120 single malt scotches. The bar shelves are full of perfectly aged Laphroaigs, Lagavulins, Glenmorangies and more. If you get hungry while...

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Fork & Wrench: Gastropub Near Union Wharf

Fork & Wrench is a stunning Baltimore gastropub near Union Wharf that serves New American fare. The restaurant features wood paneled walls and steel bar stools that give the space a vintage turn of the century feel with an industrial twist. The decor at the bar is nicely contrasted with...

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Pratt Street Ale House: Drink Up Near Union Wharf

Moments from Union Wharf, Pratt Street Ale House helped launched the brewpub revolution in Baltimore in 1993. Oliver Breweries imported equipment from England to ensure the best English-style ales; the selection here rotates, but usually includes several cask-conditioned ales and guest bottles. The food menu has many nods to B'more,...

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B&O American Brasserie: American Splendor Near Union Wharf

Back when Baltimore was a booming railway town, these stunning Beaux Arts rooms were headquarters to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A hundred years ago some of America's biggest fatcats hung out here; you may not be able to buy towns and railroads at will, but you can still eat...

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