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Timonium will soon have a new place to get buzzed
The “all day and all night” business, a combination coffee roaster, cafe, brewery, taproom and pizza kitchen, will operate at 9490 Deereco Road in Timonium starting this fall.
Diamondback Brewing Co. is opening a new concept with Aveley Farms Coffee Roasters in Timonium.
This cafe near the Key Bridge is reopening. One seat is painfully empty.
Key Bridge collapse victim José Mynor López often waited for hours for his wife to finish her shift as a cook at Owls Corner Cafe in Dundalk.
Lilly Ordoñez sits in Owls Corner Cafe, the Dundalk restaurant she opened in 2021. The husband of one of her employees was working on the bridge when it fell.
A very useful list of Baltimore-area farmers markets
When and where to find farmers' markets across Howard, Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties as well as in Charm City proper.
Flowers at a Baltimore County farmers' market.
Atlas Restaurant Group owners plan new Fells Point concept
Atlas Restaurant Group owners Alex and Eric Smith have plans for an as-yet-unnamed concept set to open at 1704 Thames St. in Fells Point.
Thames Street in Fells Point.
The Dish: Rosie’s Delicatessen is a food oasis in rural Howard County
Chef Chad Wells knows what separates a good sandwich from a great sandwich at Rosie’s Delicatessen, a New York-style Italian deli that recently opened in Glenwood.
The Rosie’s Italian cold cut sub at Rosie’s Delicatessen is the most popular item on the menu — and it’s not even close.
French bistro owners to take over 44-year-old Fells Point scotch bar
The owners of Le Comptoir du Vin in Station North are buying the building that housed quirky Fells Point scotch bar Birds of a Feather.
The exterior of Le Comptoir Du Vin.
With Natty Boh’s return to the Yard, Mr. Boh gets his groove back
Here’s why you can expect to see a lot more of Mr. Boh, Baltimore’s (and National Bohemian’s) winking mascot.
Mr. Boh made his way to Camden Yards-area pubs for Opening Day as Natty Boh is available at the stadium for the first time in years.
Local flavors give a boost to Camden Yards fare. Thank God.
Fuzzies Burgers, The Local Fry and Deddle’s Mini Donuts offer hope for a winning food season at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
You can now get a half of a rotisserie chicken at Camden Yards. But should you?
The best places to eat and drink before an Orioles game at Camden Yards
Your complete guide to where to eat and drink before an Orioles game, whether you want to avoid the crowds at a hidden gem or go shoulder to shoulder with the masses.
Orioles fans gather on Washington Boulevard outside Camden Yards before the 2023 home opener.
The Dish: In search of ‘the best Chinese food in the city’
West Baltimore restaurant Colala Grind Express looks run-of-the-mill, but its Chinese food is out of the ordinary.
The duck wonton noodle soup and a side of lamb "samosas" at Colala Grind Express in BioPark.
Levy continues its food takeover at Ravens’ M&T Bank Stadium. Yuck.
Levy already struck out at Camden Yards with its overpriced, underwhelming concessions. Now it will be in charge of M&T Bank Stadium’s food, too.
The Charm City loaded nachos at Camden Yards were a mess to eat.
The Dish: Do you think his food is ugly? This Baltimore chef doesn’t care.
Le Comptoir du Vin chef Will Mester bucks the food porn trend, unapologetically posting unflattering photos of European-inspired cuisine. It's all for good reason.
The pig head toast with dandelion greens at Le Comptoir du Vin. The Station North restaurant serves a menu designed to challenge, not pander.
Dunkin’ drive-thru approved in Roland Park despite community opposition
Supporters of the new Dunkin' location in Roland Park say the model will actually reduce traffic in the area.
The future site of a Dunkin' with a drive-thru in Roland Park.
After decades serving Hampden and beyond, The Wine Source is up for sale
Included in the sale of The Wine Source is the business, building and liquor license, an eight-car parking lot just outside the shop, and a duplex across the street.
The Wine Source in Hampden has an entire section of nonalcoholic beverages, too.
Cloudy Donut Co. suspends operations in Baltimore; Home Maid’s status is hazy
Derrick Faulcon’s Cloudy Donut Co. has stopped doing business in Baltimore. Home Maid, which he also owns, appears to have shut down, too.
Baked goods from Cloudy Donut Co.
The Dish: The hospital cafeterias worth visiting on your lunch break. (Seriously.)
I scoped out the cafeterias at four of Baltimore’s top hospitals — Johns Hopkins, Mercy, GBMC and University of Maryland — to see how they stack up.
Johns Hopkins Hospital’s cafeteria is impersonal but efficient.
The Dish: Once rowdy, now rusty, the Tiki Barge can be yours for $40K
The Tiki Barge, a once-hopping waterfront oasis for patrons and a tacky blight for Harborview neighbors, is priced to sell — that is, if you can move it.
Tiki Barge is cleared out and ready to be sold.
The Dish: For this chef with pet pigs, bringing home the bacon has 2 meanings
Sally O’s chef Jesse Sandlin’s version of pigs in a blanket is a little more literal.
Chef and restaurateur Jesse Sandlin brushes the hair of her pet pigs, Fernie and Olli, on the back patio of her East Baltimore rowhome.
Cafe Dear Leon owners plan dinner spot on same Canton block
Owners of the Canton hit Cafe Dear Leon announced plans to open a restaurant on the same block this March. Its current focus: Pasta.
The popular Cafe Dear Leon is adding another restaurant two doors down.
Where to order Thanksgiving dinner — because cooking is for suckers
Some things, like properly roasting a turkey, are best left to the professionals. Here are nine great local places from which to order your Thanksgiving meal.
A meal to linger over will be the theme for Thursday's Thanksgiving dinner family gathering dinner party based around the turkey.
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