Look out for lights, tinsel, wreaths, and even faux snow showers at these winter pop-ups.
The spot serves up serious aesthetics (think: lovely glassware, kababs and tahdig on silver trays, and thoughtful garnishes) that are uncommon in strip-mall dining.
Hosts Jen Marsh and Heather Keating will present their wildly popular interactive screening of the cult-classic action film on Dec. 6.
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Points South Latin Kitchen is muy caliente in Fells Point.
It’s all about the crust at Paulie Gee’s.
This Hampden eatery finds success with its forest-to-fork concept.
The Red Boat delivers on Vietnamese fusion fare in Mt. Vernon.
The Wine Market Bistro rebrands itself as Ludlow Market, Bar & Bottle Shop in Locust Point.
This hidden gem serves simple, rich, and traditional Italian food.
Columbia’s Cured is the perfect prescription for hunger pains.
Gordon Ramsay opens his first East Coast steakhouse at the Horseshoe Casino.
Spike Gjerde brings his devotion to local sourcing to a rehabbed church in Washington, D.C.
Henlopen City Oyster House is the pearl of Route One.
Steve Monnier’s Chez Hugo Bistro delights downtown with its focus on France.
Manor Hill Tavern succeeds in being all things to all people.
Bygone takes nouvelle cuisine to soaring heights.
Mt. Vernon’s Café Fili is quick and easy, but worth savoring.
Avenue Kitchen & Bar offers a bit of everything.
A one-time industrial wasteland offers destination dining.
David and Tonya Thomas bring modern soul food to downtown Baltimore.
Canton's Canners Row has room to grow.
Dine here if you value impeccable service, fabulous food, and a glorious setting.
Rec Pier Chop House adds glam factor to Fells Point.
Otto Turkish Cuisine adds to the dining scene in Federal Hill.
Café Andamiro shines in Midtown.
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