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gm i am back on my bullshit (in search of weekend travel recs). this time? baltimore

restaurants, bakeries, coffee, bars, anything outdoors, any kind of art…what’s fun and unique to explore?

a friend who shall not be named thinks bmore isn’t worth going! pls help me prove her wrong

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i think maybe @wake.eth @ahn.eth @adamhurwitz.eth @aaronv.eth @laursa.eth @scottg @wingjun may have some recs

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i was more a DC boy than bmore 😅

but if i had to pitch in my dated 2¢:

food (all kind of far from downtown/inner harbor which imo sucks for food):
- Chap's pit beef
- nick's fish house
-if you're feeling feisty, look for chicken box joints

to-do:
- /baltimoreorioles game at camden yards
- national aquarium
- fell's point for drinks
- peabody library at JHU

maybe @spitfunkolips has some recs?

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1. my band is paying at Diamondback Brewing tonight in Locust Point and beer/pizza is phenomenal. 

2. American Visionary Art Museum over here on key highway always bangs. You can check  out the view of the Inner Harbour from atop Federal Hill after. 

3. Eat brunch at Woodberry Kitchen in clipper mill or grab dinner at La Cuchara. 

4. Do some shopping/day drinking along the avenue in Hampden and get a pie from Dangerously Delicious. 

5. Jellyfish exhibit at the National Aquarium goes hard and there are some sloths that just had babies in the rain forest exhibit. 

6. Get a crab pie from Crust. Seafood tower at Loch Bar. Night cap breakfast at 3am at Blue Moon. 

7. Insane beer selection at Maxs Taphouse. Ministry of Brewing for vibes. 

8. Get some grub and mezcal at Clavel.

9. Druid Hill area bike trails are fun and can hit Rawlings Conservatory botanical gardens or The Zoo or disc golf course.

10. Peabody Library/Walter’s Art museum in mt vernon bang and not far from Ceremony for coffee. Cc @wake.eth

I was just checking the schedule and looks like birds are in Colorado this wknd 🏔️ 

Chaps is goated and can hit the gold club after 🧠

I was just checking the schedule and looks like birds are in Colorado this wknd 🏔️ 

Chaps is goated and can hit the gold club after 🧠 

https://warpcast.com/spitfunkolips/0x2bd21c94

kinda sad that so many of the places i went to as a child are gone, only the shitty corporate stuff on inner harbor kinda remain the same (although i always liked going to that hooters before O's games 😆)

and didn't realize there's a sizable bmore crew, definitely need to get a meetup in place one day!

yea for as much as the Inner Harbour has gotten stale, other neighbors have seen a renaissance in restaurants and art/entertainment. Music scene is alive and well and there’s a little something for everyone. I truly love Baltimore with all of its warts and shortcomings.