Baltimore, MD

Baltimore restaurant suggestions

4 posts · May 5, 1994 to May 13, 1994

Joe D.The PipelineMay 5, 1994

Try Gunning's Crab House in the Brooklyn section.  You get crabs by the dozen freshly steamed with alot of spice served on brown paper with a mallot.  It's great! Joe D. .

James W.Delphi ( email, 800-695-4005 voice)May 7, 1994

Lel H. wrote:

>I'm going to be in Baltimore, MD in a few weeks, and I'd like

Acropolis, 4718 Eastern Ave, great Greek food cheap. Morning edition, 153 Patterson Pk. Ave, eclectic Prime Rib, Horizon House, 1101 N. Calvert, the Best, expensive Bamboo House, Harbor Place Phillips, Harbor Place, seafood Sabatino's, 901 Fawn St. (Little Italy), Italian Sip & Bite, 2200 Boston St, real cheap, 24 hours Haussner's, 3244 Eastern Ave. a tradition, lots of art

Good luck. Have a great trip.

Hal L.Digital Equipment CorporationMay 9, 1994

James W. wrote:
>Lel H. wrote:
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>>I'm going to be in Baltimore, MD in a few weeks, and I'd like
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>Acropolis, 4718 Eastern Ave, great Greek food cheap.

Also in the neighborhood (across the street, in fact) are Ikaros (many of of us locals think Ikaros is a bit better than Acropolis) and the Aegean. The Aegean isn't really a Greek restaurant though (at least not in the normal Baltimore sense), it's more eclectic.  Great food, though.

>Morning edition, 153 Patterson Pk. Ave, eclectic

Morning Edition is definitely different!  Service is sometimes slow.

>Prime Rib, Horizon House, 1101 N. Calvert, the Best, expensive

Ah yes, one of the few places that still unashamedly serves beef! :-)

>Phillips, Harbor Place, seafood

Phillips really isn't very good.  I'd recommend staying clear of it.

>Sabatino's, 901 Fawn St. (Little Italy), Italian

Sabatino's is pretty good, but so are most of the restaurants in Little Italy.  You can just about wander the streets and pick one at random and do pretty well.

>Sip & Bite, 2200 Boston St, real cheap, 24 hours

Just so you know what to expect, Sip & Bite is pretty much just a diner-type place.  Good breakfast choice, though.  Get the ham and eggs.  They actually cook a whole ham and cut it up rather than using the awful formed and sliced stuff that most places use.

Another good diner-type place is Jimmy's on the square in Fells Point.

Hal Laurent
Baltimore Maryland
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Relana P.uvaMay 13, 1994

Yes, avoid Phillips ;(, wander the streets in Little Italy, definately go to the resaurant at the Public Art Museum and if you get to Harve' de Grace, try Mcgregors (but watch-out for the giant aborigonies.

Dale Adler (using a friend's account)
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