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Food & Drink

    The Dish: The best eats in Iceland — and the one food you can skip
    Like any destination, Iceland has its tourist traps. Here’s how to avoid them, and where to go instead.
    In Iceland, the food offerings are so much more than the fermented shark.
    What’s brewing in Baltimore’s quietly thriving tea scene
    From a motorcycle punk tea house to a proper British experience, Baltimore's tea scene is unique and exciting.
    Zena Lichter takes a customer's order at Pillion Tea in the Midtown neighborhood on March 7, 2023.
    A look at how local pie shops prepped for Pi Day
    For Pie Time and Dangerously Delicious Pies, March 14 is their time to shine.
    Estela Sandavol makes pie crust at Dangerously Delicious on Pi Day on March 14, 2023.
    Slice showdown: Who has the best pizza in Baltimore?
    Who has the best slice in town? Vote for your favorite in The Baltimore Banner’s Slice Showdown pizza bracket.
    Who has the best pizza in Baltimore?
    Black-owned, family-run Crust by Mack bakery savors opportunity to serve delectables at Harborplace
    The Baltimore business is the first new tenant to be inked by the iconic complex’s new owners, who hope to draw crowds back as they weigh long-term plans for the site.
    Southern Living’s 2021 Cook of the Year: Amanda Mack show’s off some of her baked goods under the pavillion of her new retail space in the redeveloped Harborplace waterfront in Baltimore, MD., on March 11, 2023.
    EatMoreBeMore’s guide to the best St. Patrick’s Day festivities
    There are plenty of opportunities to get your fill of Irish food, music, drink and fun around the Baltimore region.
    DUBLIN, IRELAND - MARCH 17: A group in fancy dress pose for a photo as Dubliners prepare to celebrate St Patrick's Day on March 17, 2022 in Dublin, Ireland. St Patrick's Day celebrations return to the streets of Dublin after a two-year absence, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
    There’s nothing subtle about The Charmery’s new flavor, ‘Pay Lamar’
    It is an ice cream call to arms to keep Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in Charm City.
    The Charmery unveiled its new Pay Lamar flavor, inspired by a Payday candy bar and the company's desire to see Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson stay in Baltimore.
    With Kneads, the family-owned H&S Bakery goes upscale in Harbor East
    The younger generation of the Paterakis family is hoping to shape the future of H&S Bakery by trading in basic buns for artisanal baguettes at Kneads, which opens March 24.
    Kneads Bakery and Cafe located in Harbor East.
    The Dish: How veganism became one of Baltimore’s hottest restaurant trends
    Maryland Vegan Restaurant Month shows how exponentially Baltimore’s plant-based options have grown in the last decade.
    Barbacoa Tacos with oyster mushroom, avocado puree, pepita and pico de gallo, at Liora, the sister restaurant of Double Zero
    9 restaurants perfect for Instagram photos
    Baltimore’s restaurants don’t just have good food. Many of their interior designs offer great places to take an Instagram photo.
    Bar at Hotel Ulysses.
    Maryland board extends BWI vendor contract after Moore orders new procurement process
    The Maryland Aviation Administration, a division of the Maryland Department of Transportation, will ensure the continuity of concession services at BWI.
    BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - DECEMBER 22:  Passengers walk through a terminal at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) on December 22, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland.
    The Dish: How restaurants are using leftover food to help the planet — and their bottom line
    The food industry is tackling waste in new ways. Plus, Cocina Luchadoras and Shoyou Sushi add new locations in Baltimore.
    Mark Hollak, founder of Mundea, stands next to the recycling bin at Pitango in Fells Point. Hollak is on a mission to divert trash from landfills in Baltimore and beyond.
    Here’s where to go for a hike and nice lunch
    Charm City Table, per a reader’s suggestion, takes a hike at Lake Roland then heads across the street for a bite at The Corner Pantry.
    Corner Pantry Food spread
    The Dish: Meet 3 people changing Baltimore’s pizza game
    They include an artist turned pizza baker, a tour guide and a chef who’s finding his own voice in pie.
    The spicy pepperoni pizza at Baltoz Bakery & Cafe, a new arrival to 6709 York Road. Owner Vlado Petrovski resists categorization, saying “My pizza is my pizza.”
    A 24-karat-gold crab cake and other dishes to splurge on
    Sometimes it's worth spending the extra money on a unique meal.
    By the Docks - 23K Gold Crab Cake.
    21 pizza places in Baltimore you must try, according to Banner readers
    Some readers were shocked at what didn’t make it on my pizza list, so here’s their favorites.
    Since 1948, Matthew’s Pizzeria has been an institution of the neighborhood and the city itself. Serving what many call “Baltimore-style pizza,” their pies are saucy and cheesy with crispy edges, and a soft, deep-dish crust.
    From catering to jumbo lump crabmeat, Black Marylanders have shaped U.S. food history
    From the inception of catering to the creation of fine dining, Black Marylanders have played a large role in shaping America’s food history, several experts say.
    Food historian Tonya Hopkins.
    Restaurants, bars weigh future of outdoor parklets as city proposes fee
    The Department of Transportation is considering an annual charge of $10 per square foot
    Restaurants like Sláinte along Fells Point’s waterfront have set up “parklets” for guests to enjoy outdoor dining.
    The Dish: Resurrecting Black history, one cookbook at a time
    As the creators behind local staples like crab cakes and terrapin stew, African American cooks have shaped Baltimore’s long history as a dining destination while almost never getting credit.
    Cookbooks from the collections of Toni Tipton-Martin and W. Paul Coates are on display at Johns Hopkins Eisenhower Library.
    Baltimore liquor violation fines could increase from $3,000 to $20,000
    Lawmakers want to increase the maximum fine that bars, restaurants and other establishments can face for liquor violations.
    Mayor Brandon Scott takes questions during a year-end press conference in City Hall on Wednesday, December 21.
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