You can find the thoroughly English experience—think: a strong brew and a scone with clotted cream and lemon curd—in places as diverse as a historic restaurant, a cozy tea room, and a cocktail-inspired hotel bar if you know where to look.
Located seven miles from BWI, the Vietnamese comfort food spot offers oversized bowls made with beef stock that's been slow-simmered for 20 hours with aromatics.
The matriarch of a local Burmese family–an experienced home cook branching out into her first restaurant—spotlights dishes such as laphet thoke (traditional tea leaf salad) and amazing noodle soups.
Pho Saigon is a destination for many—not just the nearby UMBC students who often come in groups—to enjoy its hubcap-sized bowls in dozens of variations.
Charm Thai Corner—which took over the space that was previously Nana—features the wonderful coconut-curry noodle soup, khao soi, among other Northern Thai dishes.
Red Red Wine provides a friendly setting for vino and food.
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