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Off the Eaten Path

One of the Area’s Only Gujarati Restaurants is Housed in an Ellicott City Gas Station

Opened by a family who came to Maryland in the '80s from Gujarat—the state on the northwestern coast of India—Jalsa Indian Cuisine features flavorful vegetarian street food, curries, dosas, thali, and more.

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Local Writer McKay Jenkins Spreads the Environmental Gospel Through Both Action and Words

The journalism professor, urban farmer, and lifelong outdoorsman melds his subject-matter expertise with lived experience.

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The Baltimore Area’s Best Swimming Holes

Take a dip and cool off at these local swimming spots.

Find the Best in Baltimore

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Review: Sammy’s Trattoria Finds a Second Home in Hunt Valley

The Mt. Vernon restaurant, known for its traditional Italian staples, welcomes a county cousin.

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That's Italian!

Trinacria Cafe livens up the sandwich scene on the Westside

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Really Good Show

Forno, a theater-district eatery, performs well.

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A Cure for a Cursed Spot

Despite a few hiccups, The Nickel Taphouse brings a new vibe and energy to Mt. Washington.

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Down in the Valley

A Baltimore County landmark is reinvigorated under new ownership.

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Little Italy’s Persian Find

Ozra offers a different cuisine in the Old World neighborhood.

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The Newest Prime Rib

Baltimore’s venerable steakhouse plays to win at Maryland Live.

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Dining Review: Thames Street Oyster House

A new Fells Point restaurant serves up oysters and a taste of New England.

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Dining Review: Corner BYOB

Unleash your appetite with kangaroo, yak, and python at this new Hampden restaurant. Oh, my!