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The Charmery unveiled its new Pay Lamar flavor, inspired by a Payday candy bar and the company's desire to see Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson stay in Baltimore.
There’s nothing subtle about The Charmery’s new flavor, ‘Pay Lamar’
It is an ice cream call to arms to keep Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson in Charm City.
Kneads Bakery and Cafe located in Harbor East.
With Kneads, the family-owned H&S Bakery goes upscale in Harbor East
The younger generation of the Paterakis family is hoping to shape the future of H&S Bakery by trading in basic buns for artisanal baguettes at Kneads, which opens March 24.
Play, a budget airline, is offering direct flights to Iceland from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
Play Airlines will get you from BWI to Iceland for $135. It’s (mostly) better than you think.
It’s BYO snacks and entertainment on this low-cost carrier, but brand-new furnishings make for a comfortable flight.
Barbacoa Tacos with oyster mushroom, avocado puree, pepita and pico de gallo, at Liora, the sister restaurant of Double Zero
The Dish: How veganism became one of Baltimore’s hottest restaurant trends
Maryland Vegan Restaurant Month shows how exponentially Baltimore’s plant-based options have grown in the last decade.
Which is better, BWI or Dulles?
BWI is a gem among East Coast airports. (Sorry, Dulles.)
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport has no comparison when it comes to quick lines, ease of getting around and proximity to crab cakes.
Mark Hollak, founder of Mundea, stands next to the recycling bin at Pitango in Fells Point. Hollak is on a mission to divert trash from landfills in Baltimore and beyond.
The Dish: How restaurants are using leftover food to help the planet — and their bottom line
The food industry is tackling waste in new ways. Plus, Cocina Luchadoras and Shoyou Sushi add new locations in Baltimore.
The spicy pepperoni pizza at Baltoz Bakery & Cafe, a new arrival to 6709 York Road. Owner Vlado Petrovski resists categorization, saying “My pizza is my pizza.”
The Dish: Meet 3 people changing Baltimore’s pizza game
They include an artist turned pizza baker, a tour guide and a chef who’s finding his own voice in pie.
Cookbooks from the collections of Toni Tipton-Martin and W. Paul Coates are on display at Johns Hopkins Eisenhower Library.
The Dish: Resurrecting Black history, one cookbook at a time
As the creators behind local staples like crab cakes and terrapin stew, African American cooks have shaped Baltimore’s long history as a dining destination while almost never getting credit.
Mayor Brandon Scott takes questions during a year-end press conference in City Hall on Wednesday, December 21.
Baltimore liquor violation fines could increase from $3,000 to $20,000
Lawmakers want to increase the maximum fine that bars, restaurants and other establishments can face for liquor violations.
Chicken tender taste held at The Baltimore Banner between: Popeye’s, Royal Farms and Racing Cane’s.
Who wins in a chicken taste test — Raising Cane’s, Royal Farms or Popeyes?
Using a blind taste test, we ranked the chicken tenders on seasoning, crispiness, juiciness, accompanying dips and overall appeal.
Chef Peter Chang receives a citation signed by Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at the Feb. 8 reopening of NiHao, his restaurant in the city's Canton neighborhood.
Peter Chang celebrates reopening of NiHao
In its next chapter, NiHao will offer guests an opportunity to taste upscale and authentic Chinese food “instead of traveling all the way to China.”
Bojangles, the North Carolina fast food restaurant known for its fried chicken and biscuits, is planning to expands its footprint in Maryland.
The Dish: What we know — and don’t — about Bojangles in Baltimore County
Plus, CVP Towson says "business is business" after facing backlash for hosting a Jan. 6-related event, which was ultimately canceled.
Artist Shan Wallace, has been creating collages from her photography for many years.  Wallace's collage for the newly constructed Lexington Market are based upon her own experiences growing up in the old Lexington Market as a youth.
Six of the best food stalls to try at the new Lexington Market
As ever, the house specialty is affordable comfort food, whether it’s a decadent doughnut or a pizza with meatballs.
Bar owner Morgan King stands with a stolen barstool that was returned to the bar Wednesday morning.
How Frazier’s on the Avenue lost a barstool and gained a story overnight
“I laughed, to be honest with you,” the owner of Frazier’s on the Avenue said following an alleged stool theft from the bar.
The Wine source in Hampden, Baltimore has an entire section of Non-Alcoholic beverages that manager Phil Romero has stocked the store with, January 26, 2023.
The Dish: Dry January may be over, but nonalcoholic beverages are still gaining steam
Is it possible to drink without the negative side effects? Marylanders are looking for alternatives as the alcohol-free beverage market continues to explode.
Fried oysters at Charleston.
James Beard Awards recognize Ekiben and Foraged chefs — but not Cindy Wolf
While the rest of the world is looking at the Oscar nominees, foodies’ eyes are on the James Beard Awards.
The Grand Marnier club at One-Eyed Mike's has 3,500 members.
The Dish: Another Fells Point institution heads to auction
One-Eyed Mike’s will be auctioned off next month, raising questions about the future of a longtime watering hole and 3,500 bottles of Grand Marnier.
Ing Hing Chen Chu, the grandmother of Baltimore restaurateur Steve Chu, died at age 99.
Ekiben founder Steve Chu remembers his grandmother, the cook who inspired his whole family
Her love of cooking and entrepreneurship helped her survive poverty in a foreign land and inspired generations of restaurateurs in her family, including her grandson, who would go on to cofound Ekiben.
Inside of Asian Court Dim Sum.
Where to ring in the Lunar New Year in Baltimore
This weekend, head to one of the following Baltimore-area restaurants or events to bring in a lucky year of the rabbit — or the cat.
Unicorn Farts doughnut from Diablo Doughnuts, which is relocating from Baltimore's Brooklyn neighborhood.
The Dish: In Baltimore, restaurants are closing faster than they’re opening
The closure of two businesses in Baltimore reflects broader trends for Charm City’s dining scene. “I hate to say it, but Baltimore City is failing right now.”
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