Baltimore: Where do I eat?

Bill T. wrote:
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>Where should I go in Baltimore for top-notch seafood? I'm hoping to
>spend less than $40 for two (with maybe one drink and dessert)? Is this
>even possible? I'd like to hear about good seafood restaurants
>regardless of price (not in the $100 a meal category, though there can't
>be many of those). Is Baltimore known for a cuisine other than seafood?
>About all I know is Baltimore=crab cakes.

For seafood O'Brickies (sp?) on Broadway and Pratt is excellent.  Baltimore is also known for Italian food.  Little Italy is about a 10 minute walk from the inner harbor, located just off Pratt Street.

Charles

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>In article , Bill Thomas
Someone wrote:
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>>Where should I go in Baltimore for top-notch seafood? I'm hoping to
>>spend less than $40 for two (with maybe one drink and dessert)? Is this
>>even possible? I'd like to hear about good seafood restaurants
>>regardless of price (not in the $100 a meal category, though there can't
>>be many of those). Is Baltimore known for a cuisine other than seafood?
>>About all I know is Baltimore=crab cakes.
>
>For seafood O'Brickies (sp?) on Broadway and Pratt is excellent.  Baltimore
>is also known for Italian food.  Little Italy is about a 10 minute walk
>from the inner harbor, located just off Pratt Street.
>
>Charles

I like Phillips at the Inner Harbor for seafood - fun and reasonable.  I also agree - Little Italy great Italian