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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.
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The Highlandtown spot offers a full menu of traditional Latin American comfort food, but you can't miss the deeply addictive, made-to-order pupusas.
Eating one of owner Alex Sushko's burritos in a single sitting requires a Herculean effort—but you’ll want to try, because quality is not sacrificed for quantity.
Some kids have a paper route. Others shovel snow. But marble step scrubbing in Highlandtown goes a long way back in my family.
We catch up with the Creative Alliance's new executive director.
'Top Chef' alum shows off her love for her neighborhood by reinventing the beloved corner bar.
The original Highlandtown landmark, opened in 1933 upon the repeal of Prohibition, inspired a Little Italy sequel.
Slated for an unveiling in 2022, the Creativity Center will include a dance studio, teaching kitchen, and other new spaces and opportunities for cultural learning.
After almost a century in Highlandtown, G&A relocates to White Marsh.
After 107 years, Di Pasquale's finds a new home in Brewers Hill.
Highlandtown's hallowed venue moves programming outside and online.
Highlandtown spot will serve its final dinner service this Saturday.
Urban Axes in Highlandtown is a swingin’ good time.
Crab pie sums up the story of 75-year-old Matthew’s Pizza—and, just maybe, Baltimore itself.
Baltimore’s first distillery bar adds an experiential element to Old Line Spirits.
Gnocco general manager Sam White launches a pit beef project.
Opening June 8, bar will be first of its kind inside a city distillery.
The 10 musts from this month's calendar of events.
The artist, known for his depiction of 1960s counter-culture, creates colorful scene of Baltimore.
Local pack of French bulldogs rise to social media stardom.
A century and a half ago, Locust Point—Baltimore's Ellis Island—opened its historic piers to the foreigners who built the city's port neighborhoods. Today's newcomers face the same, and new, hardships.
Coming in 2018, new space encourages beginners to try axe-throwing.
Thanks to strong, local partnerships, Highlandtown is growing without leaving anyone behind.