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Chef Nick Sharpe has designed a Mediterranean menu that leans into local and seasonal ingredients, while also offering approachable appetizers, pizza and pasta, steaks, and seafood.
If you're on dessert duty this year, this guide is for you.
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The latest restaurant openings, closings, and recent news.
From the moment you walk through the doors of chef-owner Alex Perez's restaurant in the former Minnow space, it’s clear that something exciting is happening here.
Whether you're looking for a full feast, filling sides, or festive pies, local restaurants have you covered.
No matter who's sitting at your table, we've got you covered.
Get to know the Baltimore International College grad who is elevating late-night comfort food.
The original Highlandtown landmark, opened in 1933 upon the repeal of Prohibition, inspired a Little Italy sequel.
The peripatetic chef has settled in the Fells Point kitchen, where he’s been turning out pizzas, homemade pastas, and intriguing small and large plates for the past year.
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The latest restaurant openings, closings, and recent news.
With the grant from Downtown Partnership, owner Sumayyah Bilal expects to open a bakery in Charles Street’s central business district fairly soon.
The historic neighborhood is undergoing a culinary renaissance, and longtime business owners are welcoming the new energy.
Chef Cia Carter, of Miss Carter's Kitchen, takes over the landmark diner at 25th and Howard in North Baltimore.
Everything is illuminated at the new restaurant inside 414 Light Street.
We talk to the owner of Kooper's and Slainte about his acts of kindness throughout the pandemic.
The long-awaited gin boom is here, and it’s about time.
Chef Chris Amendola will move his Hampden locavore restaurant to the new digs next month.
Everything old is new again at the iconic Sparks restaurant.
Community reacts to the Clavel chef choosing Towson as the home for his next project.
There are so many variables to geek out on, like salinity levels, texture, cooked or raw, and so on.
Gaynor retired from the Harbor East fish spot to start Fire Knives, a custom-knife business specializing in Japanese styles.
After retiring from working in marketing for a financial firm, Paige Mason Littleton opened the adorable cafe in the former Atwater’s space on Falls Road.
As the state recovers from last year’s economic setbacks, MFB continues to tackle the root causes of the issue.
Order a dozen—or few—at any of these city favorites.