Baltimore Farmers' Market
This farmers’ market is Maryland’s largest producers-only market, where you can pick up fresh fruits and veggies, meat and poultry, seafood, and other farm-fresh goodies.
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- Farmers' Market
Blue Moon Cafe
We have a soft spot for good breakfast places. There is just something universal about home-made pancakes, light omelets and other morning fare. This smallish downtown spot is well-known and on weekends the casual café with its hardwood floors, exposed brick and diner counter gets packed.
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- Restaurant
Broadway Diner
Located several miles east of our recommended downtown hotels, this place isn't as convenient as some of our other listing; BUT it's open 24 hours! And as a diner it doesn't disappoint! The menu is BIG and caters to a variety of tastes.
Price: Moderately Expensive Types:
- Restaurant
M&S Grill
This McCormick and Schmick's restaurant provides an extensive menu with plenty of healthy ordering options. Dark wood and cozy booths give it a classic feel. Singletons may enjoy dining at the bar.
Price: Moderately Expensive Types:
- Restaurant
Matsuri
Matsuri is on two floors. The sushi bar is located on the first floor. The setting is casual and modern. Upstairs is typically used for private parties and special events and is brighter and more airy. The menu is extensive and features sushi and Japanese cuisine.
Price: Moderately Expensive Types:
- Restaurant
McCormick & Schmick's
Classic, traditional, American grill. Extensive menu provides plenty of healthy ordering options. Grilled preparations, creative entree salads, wide appetizer and side selection.
Price: Moderately Expensive Types:
- Restaurant
Mr Rain's Fun House (Federal Hill/Locust Point)
Located atop the American Visionary Art Museum, this contemporary and cool cafe offers a nice view of the Inner Harbor. Hardwood floors, modern tables and chairs and interesting art create a hip setting to enjoy the upscale, seasonal menu which emphasizes gourmet dishes with global influences.
Price: Moderately Expensive Types:
- Restaurant
One World Cafe
This is an eclectic, casual and mostly vegetarian eatery near Johns Hopkins University. One World emphasizes organic and whole foods. With its coffee house feel, inexpensive and diverse menu, it attracts students and others looking for inexpensive homemade food.
Breakfast offers waffles, pancakes, eggs, tofu dishes and more. The lunch/dinner menu includes wraps, burritos, salads, pastas, soups, plenty of veggies and a few fish dishes. Fully stocked bar.
Open Mon-Sat 8a to 11p and Sunday 8a to 9p. Breakfast served ALL day on Sunday!
Vegan and Vegetarian friendly
Types:
- Restaurant
Whole Foods Market (Harbor East)
Come for the healthy prepared foods and fresh salad bar.
Lots of gourmet goodies for all.
Open Mon-Fri 7a to 10p; Sat & Sun 8a to 10p
Price: Least Expensive Types:
- Grocery/Prepared Food
Whole Foods Market (Mt. Washington)
Come for the healthy prepared foods and fresh salad bar.
Lots of gourmet goodies for all.
Open daily 8a to 9p
Types:
- Grocery/Prepared Food
Woodberry Kitchen (North)
Serving fresh and seasonal dishes created with ingredients from the Chesapeake region, Woodberry Kitchen is a warm and cozy setting for dinner as well as brunch. Exposed brick, wood beams, and candle-lit tables give the place a warm and rustic atmosphere.
Price: Expensive Types:
- Restaurant
XS Baltimore
The dramatic brownstone restaurant/bar/lounge with its soaring ceilings, four floors, big windows, exposed brick and other cool, urban finishes makes our list because it's nearly open 24 hours and has a broad menu. But it definitely is not the place to go if you are seeking peace and quiet!
Price: Moderately Expensive Types:
- Restaurant