Guidebook for Baltimore
Food Scene
Excellent new neighbor / chef-owned restaurant, a few blocks east of the park across from Hollins Market. Great food and wam environment. It BYOB which you can pick up nearby at Zella’s Pizzeria. Love it!
Rooted Rotisserie
Excellent new neighbor / chef-owned restaurant, a few blocks east of the park across from Hollins Market. Great food and wam environment. It BYOB which you can pick up nearby at Zella’s Pizzeria. Love it!
Nearby local hangout with great basic pizza. Thin crust & gluten-free available. Local beers on tap. Delivery available.
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Zella's Pizzeria
1145 Hollins StNearby local hangout with great basic pizza. Thin crust & gluten-free available. Local beers on tap. Delivery available.
Nearby & across from the B&O Railroad Museum with great Bourbon / Whiskey selection & appetizers & sandwiches. Ask Lara or Mike for the tin fish selections and tell them I sent you over! :)
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The Back Yard
131 S Schroeder StNearby & across from the B&O Railroad Museum with great Bourbon / Whiskey selection & appetizers & sandwiches. Ask Lara or Mike for the tin fish selections and tell them I sent you over! :)
They have the best salmon or shrimp salad brioche sandwiches. :) You can also check them out at the downtown Baltimore’s farmers market on Sunday
mornings.
Neopol Savory Smokery
They have the best salmon or shrimp salad brioche sandwiches. :) You can also check them out at the downtown Baltimore’s farmers market on Sunday
mornings.
Clavel
225 W 23rd StExcellent!
Limoncello Baltimore
Multiple venders with ramen, burgers, oysters, & dumplings.
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Mount Vernon Marketplace
520 Park AveMultiple venders with ramen, burgers, oysters, & dumplings.
Sotto Sopra
405 N Charles StClassic Italian! :)
WC Harlan
400 W 23rd StSightseeing
B&O Railroad Museum
901 W Pratt StGreat family venue
The harbor has ice skating, the National Aquarium & the Visionary Art Museum plus shopping and a lot of restaurants.
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Inner Harbor
The harbor has ice skating, the National Aquarium & the Visionary Art Museum plus shopping and a lot of restaurants.
Parks & Nature
Union Square Park
31 South Gilmor StreetLovely adjacent urban park!
Basketball courts, picnic areas and Gwen Falls bike trail access. Also a great place for sled-riding!
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Carroll Park
Basketball courts, picnic areas and Gwen Falls bike trail access. Also a great place for sled-riding!
Enjoy harbor walking trails with city / harbor views.
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Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine
2400 E Fort Ave Enjoy harbor walking trails with city / harbor views.
Arts & Culture
Thoughtful exhibits on visionary art. Upper restaurant, 'Encada' has a stunning view!
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Amerikansk Visionary Art Museum
800 Key HwyThoughtful exhibits on visionary art. Upper restaurant, 'Encada' has a stunning view!
Walters Kunst Museum
600 N Charles StA favorite hangout when the weather isn’t cooperating. :)
Two doors down is the H. L. Mencken House Museum. The Mencken House is currently open on Saturdays from 1-4pm by appointment only. Please contact us by calling 855853fifteentwentyfour, or email infoATmenckenhouseDOTorg to schedule your visit.
Although H.L. Mencken conducted most of his editorial work in New York City, and being a national celebrity, he cherished his home in Baltimore. 1524 Hollins Street is one of a series of twelve nearly identical 3 story ‘Italianate” style row houses designed by W. Claude Frederick and built in 1883 on the north side of Union Square Park by local home builder Jacob Saum.
Mencken’s father, August Mencken Sr., a prosperous owner of a cigar manufacturing business, purchased the newly constructed house in October of that year for $2,900 and moved in with his family. The Mencken family would continue to reside in this house for a span of 84 years, until August Mencken Jr., the youngest of August Sr. and Anna’s four children, died in 1967, leaving the house and much of its contents to the University of Maryland.'
Henry Louis Mencken House
1524 Hollins StTwo doors down is the H. L. Mencken House Museum. The Mencken House is currently open on Saturdays from 1-4pm by appointment only. Please contact us by calling 855853fifteentwentyfour, or email infoATmenckenhouseDOTorg to schedule your visit.
Although H.L. Mencken conducted most of his editorial work in New York City, and being a national celebrity, he cherished his home in Baltimore. 1524 Hollins Street is one of a series of twelve nearly identical 3 story ‘Italianate” style row houses designed by W. Claude Frederick and built in 1883 on the north side of Union Square Park by local home builder Jacob Saum.
Mencken’s father, August Mencken Sr., a prosperous owner of a cigar manufacturing business, purchased the newly constructed house in October of that year for $2,900 and moved in with his family. The Mencken family would continue to reside in this house for a span of 84 years, until August Mencken Jr., the youngest of August Sr. and Anna’s four children, died in 1967, leaving the house and much of its contents to the University of Maryland.'
National Aquarium
501 E Pratt StEssentials
Culinary Architecture
767 Washington BoulevardNeighbor-owned small business! Great savory baked items and cooking gifts.
Whole Foods Market
711 S Central AveLexington Market
112 W Lexington StSunday mornings 8-12pm, closes in winter. Wonderful food experience!
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Baltimore Farmers Market and Bazaar
Sunday mornings 8-12pm, closes in winter. Wonderful food experience!
Hollins Market
26 S Carrollton Ave