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The Dish: Hooters may be gone, but Harborplace now offers local bites
In some ways, Harborplace still looks like the neglected 1980s-era mall that it is. But a number of new restaurants are setting up shop in the pavilions, offering new tastes to downtown Baltimore.
Alisha Adibe, head chef and owner of Oleum, shows off her new location at Harborplace.
‘My jaw dropped’: Behind the scenes of Mayor Scott’s surprise wedding
From a caterer's shock to a stealth outfit change, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and his wife, Hana Pugh, pulled off the surprise wedding of the year.
Hana Pugh and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said "I do" at Walther Gardens in a surprise wedding.
The Dish: Your Maryland crab cake is probably from Venezuela
Officials hope that changes to the True Blue program put the Maryland back in Maryland crab cakes.
More often than not, your Maryland crab cake is made with Venezuelan crabmeat.
The Dish: The Baltimore County boy turned Michelin star chef
Johnny Spero, the chef at Washington, D.C.’s Michelin-starred Reverie, was a hyperactive and rebellious kid growing up in Baltimore County before he found his focus.
Chef Johnny Spero peels tomatoes in his restaurant, Reverie, in Georgetown, Washington, D.C. on July 11, 2024.
What caused the listeria outbreak? A Baltimore grocery store held the answer.
As people fell sick, scientists from Maryland discovered listeria was the cause of a nationwide outbreak by testing Boar’s Head deli meat at a Baltimore grocery store.
Boar's Head meats are displayed at a Safeway store on July 31, 2024 in San Rafael, California. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, Boar's Head has expanded its recall of ready-to-eat meat and poultry products to nearly 7 million additional pounds due to a listeria outbreak.
One of Fells Point’s favorite taquerias calls off planned move
After announcing a location move last week, Cocina Luchadoras posted Wednesday that it is no longer going anywhere "for the time being."
Rosalyn Vera, owner of Cocina Luchadoras, is relocating her Upper Fells Point eatery.
The Dish: Baltimore’s best pit beef? It’s at the hardware store.
Baltimore’s best pit beef is outside a Hampden hardware store.
Joyce Trigger’s pit beef sandwich is flavorful and moist from the au jus she spoons on top of the sliced beef.
Cindy Lou Who? Foreman Wolf drops Harbor Point restaurant from portfolio
Foreman Wolf is scrapping its waterfront eatery as it focuses on The Duchess.
Cindy Lou's Fish House restaurant opened in 2020.
The Dish: Two all-star restaurants consider move to Camden Yards
The Local Fry, Fuzzies and Deddle’s Donuts have all said they plan to come back to Camden Yards in 2025. Attman’s Deli may be opening up a permanent presence, too. Could Ekiben join the starting lineup?
Ekiben’s neighborhood bird bun.
A new billboard for THB bagels borrows from Chick-fil-A. It’s (probably) fine.
THB's billboard campaign, which uses a crab to ask customers to "eat more" Old Bay asiago bagels, doesn’t exactly have Chick-fil-A’s blessing.
A billboard collaboration from Old Bay Seasoning and THB Bagelry and Deli is seen next to I-83 North.
Hampden’s Cafe Hon to become The Duchess, Foreman Wolf’s latest restaurant
The former Cafe Hon in Hampden will soon become The Duchess, a Foreman Wolf restaurant with a Western Pacific-inspired menu.
Kiko Wilson, left, with Tony Foreman. She will be chef at Foreman Wolf's new concept, The Duchess.
Attman’s Deli is getting the boot from M&T Bank Stadium
Attman’s Delicatessen won’t be available at the Ravens stadium this fall after Chicago-based Levy Restaurants kicked out the local vendor.
Visitors to M&T Bank Stadium can pick up a Cloak and Dagger sandwich from Attman's Delicatessen, which operates a stand.
The Dish: It’s hot outside, but it’s hell in the kitchen
Hospitalized chefs and poor sales are just some of the symptoms restaurants and their workers are facing during Baltimore’s record heat wave.
Chef Sammy Davis Jr. at the African-Asian fusion restaurant, Yebo, on March 20, 2023 in Baltimore, Md.
The Dish: Baltimore’s biggest new restaurant opens next week
Rye Street Tavern, which opens July 15, may be the largest restaurant in the city. Is that a gamble?
The Rye Street Tavern reopens July 15 under Clyde’s Restaurant Group.
Burger King employee Stan ‘The Man’ gets royal goodbye after 32 years
New retiree Stan “The Man” Akers, 75, was sent off in style across the 10 Burger King locations where he worked in the Baltimore area.
The Burger King on Sisson Road touts Stan Akers' retirement on its sign.
Atwater’s will close its Canton location by the end of the month
Atwater’s is closing its Boston Street branch at the Shops in Canton Crossing after more than a decade in business there, founder Ned Atwater confirmed Monday.
The Atwater’s location at the Shops at Canton Crossing will close by the end of July.
The Dish: Columbia’s hot new sushi spot? It’s at the mall.
Takumi, located in the former Starbucks space at the Mall in Columbia, offers high-end sushi with a view of the shopping center’s carousel.
Chef Daven Pan slices fish freshly imported from Japan at Takumi, a new sushi restaurant inside the former Starbucks at The Mall in Columbia.
This Baltimore bar made Bon Appétit’s list of the 11 best in the nation
Baltimore’s The Coral Wig was named one of the 11 best new bars in the country by Arbiters of Good Taste, Bon Appétit magazine.
The Ulysses Hotel will greet guests when it opens in Baltimore in September in Mt. Vernon's Latrobe Building.
Bar One’s Peter Thomas agrees to plead guilty in $2.5 million federal tax case
According to court records filed this week, Bar One owner Peter Thomas failed to pay more than $2.5 million in employment taxes withheld from his workers’ paychecks in Baltimore and beyond.
Bar One owner Peter Thomas.
The Dish: Why isn’t the Michelin Guide in Baltimore?
The Michelin Guide only just began visiting Washington, D.C. in 2016. Some Baltimore restaurant owners want to see inspectors come to Charm City.
Baltimore has a world-class dining scene. Can somebody tell the Michelin Guide?
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