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Food & drink

    Soon in Canton, back in Locust Point: Kneads continues to rise in Baltimore
    With a new location set to open in the former Atwater’s space in Canton, Kneads will soon have four branches in Baltimore.
    Kneads Bakeshop & Café is the boutique wing of H&S Bakery. They’ll soon add another location in Canton.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: ‘Macbeth’ wears a tricorn hat in Classic Theatre of Maryland production
    The setting for Classic Theatre of Maryland's production of "Macbeth" is Revolutionary War America. iAlong with a Hispanic heritage festival, a doggy dive-in and a Taylor Swift tribute show, the play is one of seven great things to do in Annapolis this weekend.
    Unidentified cast members of the Classic Theatre of Maryland's production of "Macbeth." The production opens Sept. 26, 2024 in Annapolis and continues through Oct. 13.
    Why is this Baltimore library opening a free grocery store?
    The Pratt Free Market grocery store in the Highlandtown library is a pilot project for addressing citywide barriers to food access by offering goods at no cost.
    The Pratt Free Market opening Saturday in the Southeast Anchor of the Enoch Pratt Library will offer produce, dry goods and toiletries at no cost to anyone.
    The Dish: We want Jerk at Nite to succeed. Does Baltimore?
    With a star chef and a shoutout from Keith Lee, Jerk at Nite has a lot going for it. But opening a restaurant in downtown Baltimore has its own uphill battles.
    Loic Sany, chef and partner at Jerk at Nite, poses with his restaurant's macaroni and cheese.
    Medium Rare closes in Hampden after less than a year and nearly $500K in losses
    Medium Rare is “killing it everywhere else,” the restaurant’s owner said, but the location in Hampden’s Rotunda had “massive” losses.
    Medium Rare promoted the opening of the Baltimore restaurant on Instagram late last year. The business closed in Hampden’s Rotunda this week.
    The only spot in Maryland to make The New York Times’ best restaurant list
    Syrian fine-dining spot Ammoora was lauded by the New York Times as a “revelation” in its best restaurants list, and the only one from Maryland to make the cut.
    From left, hummus, beet mutabal and muhammara from Ammoora, which just made the New York Times' 2024 list of the best restaurants in the country.
    Power hungry: The restaurants that fuel Baltimore politics
    How campaign finance records reveal the palates of Baltimore’s politicos.
    Perhaps the City Council’s biggest advocate for Baltimore restaurants, Zeke Cohen often feeds his volunteers from DiPasquale’s deli.
    Heading to CFG Bank Arena? Here’s where to eat within a 10-minute walk.
    If you’re catching a show at CFG Bank Arena or the Hippodrome and want to grab a bite pre-show, here are some of the restaurants you can find within a 10-minute walk.
    There are a ton of shows happening at CFG Bank Arena. We’re here to help you eat before them.
    Yes, Joe’s Bike Shop is closing in Fells. Atlas says it’s not taking over.
    The 723 S. Broadway property also includes neighboring businesses Twist and E.C. Pops, but Joe’s Bike Shop is the only one that’s closing.
    Joe’s Bike Shop is closing its Fells Point location.
    We set out to find dumplings in Howard County. We found a new obsession.
    We set out to eat dumplings in Howard County, a hot spot for Asian dishes, and visited three very different places.
    A selection of dumplings from Tea Horse, a Sichuan-style restaurant located in Ellicott City.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: Baygrass Music Festival takes over Sandy Point
    From Oktoberfest to the last of the City Dock Summer Concert series, here’s what’s going on in Annapolis.
    Burbage Oteil and his band will headline the Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival Saturday and Sunday at Sandy Point State Park.
    Long lines, no water: Ravens fans unhappy with concessions at home opener
    The seeming shortage of water was among the top complaints of Baltimore Ravens fans at Sunday's home opener at M&T Bank Stadium.
    Ravens fans reported long lines and shortages of water at Sunday's Ravens home opener at M&T Bank Stadium.
    Mr. Boh will blink at Baltimore’s skyline with new National Bohemian sign
    “It’s got a lot of character, a lot of charm,” she said of the sign. “Mr. Boh himself is extremely charming as well.”
    View of the Natty Boh Tower in Baltimore.
    The Dish: Could Hollins Market become Baltimore’s next foodie neighborhood?
    The newly reopened Hollins Market hopes to attract new customers while also serving the surrounding neighborhood.
    Guests walk through Hollins Market, in Baltimore, Tuesday September 17, 2024.
    Listeria ended it all: The rise and fall of a Maryland ice cream factory
    Totally Cool’s shutdown and bankruptcy after its facility tested positive for listeria shocked business owners. The manufacturer is now a cautionary tale.
    A once-bustling lot sits empty outside Totally Cool in Baltimore County in 2024.
    A royal guide to must-try eats at the Maryland Renaissance Festival
    From savory delights to sweet treats, here are the snacks social media influencer Chris Franzoni recommends at the Maryland Renaissance Festival.
    A baked potato with ham, cheddar, broccoli, bacon and sour cream at the Maryland Renaissance Festival.
    Vote: Pick a side in Baltimore’s war of the Italian subs
    Cast your vote for the best Italian sub in Baltimore.
    Rosie's Delicatessen in Glenelg is one player in Baltimore's War of Italian Subs — which I invented.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: Annapolis Songwriters Festival showcases 55 local musicians
    No one may be more excited about the Annapolis Songwriters Festival than Daphne Eckman, a young performer who will share the stage set up at Red, Red Wine with eight other singers over three hours Friday night.
    Daphne Eckman and her band will perform Friday night at Red Red Wine during the Annapolis Songwriters Festival, one of 55 local acts feature in free performances.
    The Dish: That time I had dinner at Fort McHenry in 1814
    Fort McHenry will celebrate Defender’s Day this weekend with performances and a parade. Indulge early with a meal right out of the 1800s.
    The first course was crab soup, crafted from recipes dating back to the Revolutionary War era.
    Ravens team up with Atlas Restaurant Group for new collaboration
    Atlas Restaurant Group announced a new marketing partnership with the Baltimore Ravens that will see fans earn promotions and giveaways.
    Baltimore Ravens fullback Patrick Ricard (42) name-checked two Atlas spots when recommending local restaurants.
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