No place in Baltimore is haunted like Fells Point, where ghosts show up on restaurant barstools.

After closing for nearly a month due to an underground fire on North Charles Street, Mick O’Shea’s reopened this week — and not a moment too soon for its regulars.

The closure of Pavan Foods in Parkville, one of the only vegetarian Indian restaurants in the area, is devastating for customers.

Move over, cheesesteak craze: Gyro mania is here in Howard County.

Rebrands, redesigns and cheaper dishes are becoming par for the course as restaurants like Hampden's Cosima fight for longevity.

The Crazy Tuna Bar & Grill announced Thursday that it would shut down its Essex location for good this weekend.

Readers of The Baltimore Banner voted Di Pasquale’s the winner of best Italian sub in a series of matchups that pitted 16 local favorites against one another.

Broadway Hotpot & Bar is finally open in Fells Point, bringing the hot pot tradition from ancient China to a Baltimore restaurant.

Soup is a meal. It’s the Justin Tucker of meals, in fact. Here’s where to find some of the best in Baltimore.

Few dishes Shelley Lev Wiseman Kelly made compared to the brisket she sold at Edmart, her Pikesville deli.

“This was a path forward. I followed that path instead of saying, ‘Just shut it down.’”

The Wine Source in Hampden, which was put on the market in March, has sold to its workers and will transition to a cooperative model.

Pumpkin spice has peaked. In Baltimore, apple is now the flavor of fall.

Pabst won’t release the top 20 Natty Boh sellers in Baltimore. But we have ways of making them talk. (Reporting.)

With a new location set to open in the former Atwater’s space in Canton, Kneads will soon have four branches in Baltimore.

With a star chef and a shoutout from Keith Lee, Jerk at Nite has a lot going for it. But opening a restaurant in downtown Baltimore has its own uphill battles.

Medium Rare is “killing it everywhere else,” the restaurant’s owner said, but the location in Hampden’s Rotunda had “massive” losses.

The 723 S. Broadway property also includes neighboring businesses Twist and E.C. Pops, but Joe’s Bike Shop is the only one that’s closing.

The seeming shortage of water was among the top complaints of Baltimore Ravens fans at Sunday's home opener at M&T Bank Stadium.

The newly reopened Hollins Market hopes to attract new customers while also serving the surrounding neighborhood.