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Faidley’s is finally open at the new Lexington Market. The pressure is on.
The long-overdue grand opening of Faidley's Seafood at the new Lexington Market brings with it expectations for the stall — and the market as a whole.
Damye Hahn, left, and Nancy Devine celebrate the grand opening of the Faidley's Seafood stall at the new Lexington Market.
James Beard Award semifinalist to open restaurant in Harbor Point
Chef David Zamudio’s Josefina, a Spain-themed restaurant, will take the place of Doner Bros in Harbor Point.
Move over, José Andrés. Former Alma Cocina Latina chef David Zamudio has a series of Spanish and Latin American restaurants in the works.
The Dish: Clavel co-owner gets ready to conquer James Beard Awards — then Spain
Lane Harlan’s Clavel is one of five national finalists for outstanding bar at the upcoming James Beard Awards. But the seed of her next project, a small hotel in Spain, was born from her desire to take a break.
A Filipino/Mexican popup will take place on Wednesday at Clavel between Lane Harlan, Carlos Raba and Rey Eugenio.
Beloved restaurateur Qayum Karzai, owner of The Helmand, dies at 77
Qayum Karzai, the owner of The Helmand restaurant and brother of a former president of Afghanistan, died Thursday. Karzai, who lived in Glenwood, was 77.
The Helmand exterior
A Baltimore chef in Italy shows Italians how to eat crabs, Maryland style
In a bit of blue crab diplomacy, the owners of Baltimore’s Cafe Campli filmed an Italian-language tutorial on how to enjoy Maryland’s favorite crustacean.
The owners of Cafe Campli demonstrated how to cook blue crabs while on vacation in Italy.
A risky double transplant and back to work. Restaurateur Tony Foreman is used to almost dying.
Tony Foreman, co-founder of one of Baltimore’s biggest and most respected restaurant empires, was saved by a heart and kidney transplant surgery so tricky John Hopkins couldn’t do it.
Restaurateur Tony Foreman shows the scars on his chest from numerous surgeries.
Atlas, Sacré Sucré get OK to sell booze despite Fells Point neighbors’ objections
A liquor board hearing took an unusually contentious turn as Atlas Restaurant Group and Sacré Sucré’s licenses were approved despite vocal and written objections from Fells Point residents.
Thames Street in Fells Point.
The Dish: The Food Market expands in Columbia
Can’t get away this summer? The Food Market owner Chad Gauss is bringing Ocean City vibes to Columbia with his latest concept, Vacation.
The $12 nonalcoholic “Le Monade” from Vacation, a new dining concept from Chad Gauss.
Royal Farms wins best gas station food, which is a thing, apparently
Baltimore’s own Royal Farms was named “best gas station for food,” beating out Rutter’s, TravelCenters of America and Buc-ee’s.
The Royal Farms on Washington Boulevard in Baltimore.
Golden West Cafe will stay on Hampden’s Avenue after all
Owner Samantha Claassen said that although she was considering moving Golden West Cafe, it is staying put at its current location on West 36th Street in Hampden.
The takeout window at Golden West Cafe on Hampden’s Avenue.
Beyond black-eyed Susans: Bars, restaurants place their bets on Preakness
Care for a Preakness Cream Ale? A fresh take on a black-eyed Susan? Bars, restaurants and breweries in the Baltimore area are using the 149th running of the Preakness Stakes as an opportunity to carry on old traditions and create new ones.
Guinness Open Gate Brewery is releasing a Preakness Cream Ale for the races.
Cece’s Roland Park is almost open. Don’t look for crab cakes on the menu.
Frederick native and chef Nick Sharpe wants diners to come — and come back — to Cece's Roland Park in Cross Keys.
Cece's Roland Park, which has a large, open-air courtyard, is set to open June 13 in Cross Keys.
The Dish: 7 of our favorite salads in Baltimore that eat like a meal
Some salads restore you to health, and some salads are vehicles for brown sugar bacon. We’ll take them all.
The Green Revolution jk salad from Artifact Coffee can compensate for a week’s worth of unhealthy eating.
Can crab cakes help put the Greek back in Greektown?
The co-owner of G&M Restaurant brings crab cakes to Estiatorio Plaka in Greektown.
The crab cakes at Estiatorio Plaka, which is owned by G&M Restaurant co-owner John Zoulis.
Vegan crab cakes are coming to East Baltimore as Land of Kush expands
After years of delays, vegan favorite The Land of Kush is close to opening a second location near Johns Hopkins hospital.
The soy-based “crab cakes” from The Land of Kush were named one of the nation’s best vegan seafood dishes by PETA.
Neighbors of Papi Cuisine protest restaurant’s liquor license renewal
The Baltimore liquor board ruled Thursday that Papi Cuisine and its South Baltimore neighbors have to learn to play nice.
The liquor board hearing took place at Baltimore City Hall.
The Dish: Is Baltimore’s craft beer revolution a boom or a bust?
As more and more craft breweries in Baltimore are set to open, a large number have shut down.
Melissa Yukna of Waverly Brewing Co. said she and co-owner Roy Fisher can’t afford to pay themselves and are “essentially volunteering” for the business at this point.
Quick-service Indian food is on its way to Columbia, thanks to The Mint Room
The Mint Express, a new quick-service Indian restaurant in Howard County's Columbia Palace Plaza, will offer diners a faster option for takeout or a quick bite.
The Mint Express will open in Howard County's Columbia Palace Plaza in June.
Joe Benny’s owner plans second act in Little Italy
Joseph Gardella said his new restaurant will be “like Joe Benny’s, but all grown up.”
Joe Benny’s chef and owner Joseph Gardella stands behind the bar.
The Dish: One of Baltimore’s best restaurants is open just 2 days a week
For Blacksauce Kitchen owner Damian Mosley, food is a means of exploring what it means to be Black in the world.
Damian Mosley runs Blacksauce Kitchen in Remington on his own terms. The restaurant is open just two days a week and at a nearby farmers market.
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