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Bar One is closed for good, despite owner Peter Thomas’ promises
Recent court records also show Peter Thomas’ Bar One Baltimore owes hundreds of thousands of dollars to the state of Maryland.
Peter Thomas’ Bar One lounge in Baltimore has officially closed.
The Dish: Where to eat on the Eastern Shore (and no, not just crabs)
Easton, Maryland is quickly becoming a foodie capital. We decided to check out its restaurants for ourselves.
The only thing better than a freshly picked Eastern Shore peach has to be the peach pastry from P. Bordier, a new arrival to Easton from Bluepoint Hospitality Group.
Church bar closes after difficult start under new ownership
“In hindsight, we should’ve changed the name,” an owner said.
The bar in Old Goucher shut its doors in mid-August, according to an owner.
The Dish: We tried the food from Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Again.
After a disappointing visit months prior, Oriole Park at Camden Yards showed some improvements in its food during a game last week. But will it be enough to please fans?
"Just how exactly are you supposed to eat this thing?" is a question you will likely ask after ordering the Yard Dog. Followed by: "Do I really want to be eating this?"
Hampden’s Common Ground cafe to reopen as worker-owned cooperative
An exact opening date for the Hampden coffee shop has not been set, but “we are aiming for early September,” said Nic Koski, who was a barista at Common Ground when it closed and is spearheading the reopening efforts.
Hampden’s Common Ground coffee shop is reopening in September as a worker-owned cooperative.
Harris Teeter in Locust Point still closed after infestation
A Harris Teeter employee said that while the pest issue had been addressed, the grocery store was undergoing a deep cleaning and other maintenance that caused it to remain closed five days after its initial shuttering.
Harris Teeter at Locust Point in Baltimore, Thursday, Aug. 17, 2023.
Passed over by Guinness, Heavy Seas to launch its own ‘Baltimore’ Blonde
The launch by Heavy Seas of a “Baltimore” Blonde beer is like the drinkable version of a subtweet. Let us explain.
The Halethorpe distillery announced its new brew, BOHdacious Blonde, on Tuesday.
Slutty Vegan coming to Northwood Commons next year
The shopping center announced the arrival of Atlanta's much-anticipated vegan burger joint.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA - SEPTEMBER 13: CEO of Slutty Vegan Pinky Cole attends day 2 of REVOLT Summit x AT&T Summit on September 13, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia.
Fed Hill pizza spot Locals Only opens this month in former PALM
A new spot, Locals Only, will open at the former PALM restaurant later this month.
A new Federal Hill restaurant will bring wood-fired pizza to Cross Street.
The Dish: The Baltimore restaurants we miss the most
The Dizz, Haussner's, Gampy's and Louie's Bookstore Cafe all inspire much longing in Baltimore diners.
The restaurant at 300 W. 30th Street, formerly Let's Brunch Cafe and, before that, longtime icon The Dizz, has closed.
The Dish: Brunch is leading the Cross Keys comeback
Until recently, Cross Keys has felt more like a dying mall than a once-groundbreaking project. But that’s all changing now, thanks in large part to the arrival of Easy Like Sunday.
The arrival of new brunch spot Easy Like Sunday has sparked a resurgence in foot traffic at Cross Keys, a storied North Baltimore shopping center.
Busboys and Poets closes Charles Village location
“We love Baltimore, it’s just a matter of finding the right location for it,” said a spokeswoman for the company.
Two years after it opened in Charles Village, Busboys and Poets has shut its doors.
The Dish: Readers shared their go-to Baltimore restaurants. One ruled them all.
I asked readers to tell me about a place they could eat up to 10 times a month and “still not be sick of.” Have I got recommendations for you.
One dish that Baltimoreans never seem to tire of is the Neighborhood Bird (or anything else on the menu) at Ekiben.
How spicy do you like it? Dave’s Hot Chicken in Owings Mills will test your taste buds.
Dave's Hot Chicken, a California-based chain backed by stars such as Drake and Samuel L. Jackson, opened the first of its Maryland branches Friday.
A slider from Dave's Hot Chicken. The company opens Friday in Owings Mills, with two additional branches coming to the Greater Baltimore region soon.
The Dish: Peter Thomas insults Black Baltimoreans and blames city’s problems for Bar One closure
Bar One Baltimore owes thousands of dollars to its landlord, employees, vendors and tax officials. Yet owner and former reality star Peter Thomas says he plans to reopen in the city and has “a problem from within.”
Bar One owner Peter Thomas is interviewed by The Baltimore Banner on June 22.
The Dish: What Baltimore chefs say ‘The Bear’ gets right about restaurants
Now in its second season, FX’s “The Bear” has won Emmy nods and the appreciation of Baltimore chefs, who say it captures the essence of kitchen life — drugs, screaming and stress included — with rare accuracy.
Jeremy Allen White in "The Bear."
The Dish: Miss the arepas at Alma Cocina Latina? You can soon get your fill at Candela.
Alma Cocina Latina owner Irena Stein has a new cookbook on Venezuela's signature dish and plans to open Candela, an arepa bar, in Station North this fall.
Alma Cocina Latina owner Irena Stein has authored a new cookbook about arepas, the signature dish of her homeland of Venezuela.
Atlas Restaurant Group to open Chinese concept at Cross Keys
The new Atlas Restaurant Group eatery will feature a mid-priced menu geared toward “everyday dining.”
A rendering of Atlas’ new Chinese restaurant at Cross Keys next year.
Has your favorite Baltimore County restaurant been shut down by the health department?
You can now search a map and database of Baltimore County’s restaurant closures. You’re welcome.
Baltimore County has a new dashboard that lets users view what restaurants have been closed by the health department for violations.
Toki Underground to open Saturday after permit flap
Toki Underground co-owner Jeff Jetton said the ramen restaurant was “shut down before we were ever open,” but the Baltimore City Health Department said its staff "observed and documented evidence that Toki’s was in fact operating."
Scenes of the new Toki Underground location, located at 2731 Greenmount Ave. This is the company’s first location outside of Washington, D.C.
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