Travel

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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personal favorites:
- blacksauce kitchen (best soul food i've had)
- ekiben (asian fusion sandwiches and bowls)
- la tavola (italian)
- cafe dear leon (asian fusion cafe)
- maillard pastries (bakery)
- la cuchara (tapas)
- food market (american brunch)
- dangerously delicious pies (smog pie is amazing)
- the charmery (ice cream)
- foraged (seasonal hyper local eatery)
- mekong delta cafe (really good pho and hu tieu)

if you are willing to venture ~30 min west to howard county, it has a lot of great korean restaurants. also granny's restaurant in owings mills is worth a drive if you like southern food.

and more yapping attached. make sure to take care of personal safety and be aware of your surroundings lol. even if you think it's a popular street, esp at night. seriously- not exaggerating here

also if you go to the baltimore museum of art you can get brunch at gertrude's

and drunkenly laugh at the sad hopkins students milling around

oh one more thing- @triumph idk when exactly you're going or what weather will be like but fadensonnen is a great bar with an outdoor space where they do popups a lot. i met a couple great chefs there like deuki hong

same owner also created wc harlan which is like a speakeasy as well as clavel which has great mexican food

le comptoir du vin is also another wine bar that's been on a bunch of lists