Food & Drink

Hampden’s Avenue is losing its honky-tonk pie shop as Dangerously Delicious Pies prepares to close this weekend.

Black Acres Roastery announced Tuesday that it was leaving Lexington Market, citing lower-than-expected performance, its CEO shared in an Instagram post.

The Penthouse Club reopened this month after a $5 million renovation with hopes that its steakhouse will entice guests as much as the dancers will.

“Seventy-five percent of our customers are post office customers first and shop candy on the way out,” said co-owner Jennifer Wockenfuss Waters.

COLUMN | It can be frustrating as a fan to watch the highs and lows of Slutty Vegan’s Pinky Cole, while knowing as a Black woman that the world is watching closely.

Ekiben doesn’t just call Baltimore home. It’s nursing another generation of talent here.

Here’s your guide to some of the best new food in Montgomery County, including a University of Maryland fan-favorite, a nonprofit cafe and a burger joint regarded as the best in the DMV.

Here's what you should order at the Maryland restaurants currently up for 2026 RAMMYS Awards, including San Pancho, 2fifty Texas BBQ, Caruso's Grocery and more.

At its peak, the chain operated 14 locations across D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

Baltimore was snubbed for the World Cup, but that’s not stopping local bars from embracing the most popular tournament on the planet.

The $1.25 million listing price for The Wren includes the liquor license, furniture and fixtures, and name of the Fells Point pub.

The weekly Mount Vernon Farmers Market opens at 100 W. Eager St. on June 25.

AI use has exploded across industries, but its adoption in the food world appears fraught with controversy as customers and others speak out against it.

At Grace's Thai Kitchen food truck, one restaurateur is creating the authentic cuisine she says is missing in Baltimore County.

The Maryland Department of Health is warning consumers that all of Clover Hill Dairy’s cheeses are being recalled after possible listeria contamination.

In honor of Pride, here are a few spots owned and operated by members of the LGBTQ+ community around Baltimore that Chris Franzoni says are worth a visit.

A press release by Pinky Cole called Slutty Vegan’s closure in Baltimore Peninsula as a “relocation,” with a new spot planned near the campus of Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Pinky Cole Hayes announced Wednesday that Slutty Vegan was moving to a “new location at the campus of Johns Hopkins Hospital on Monument Street.”

Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland’s owners hope Truong Tien, a Vietnamese restaurant that opened there in late May, will appeal to their changing customer base.

Locked up at 15 and released in 2024, influencer Douglas White has turned his time in prison into a calling card.