Neighborhood guide: Harbor East
Harbor East is home to several good restaurants.
(Credit: La Kaye Mbah)
Harbor East is one area where Baltimore's evolution is unmistakable. The little waterfront neighborhood has become a rapidly expanding hot spot, connecting the Inner Harbor to Fells Point with a heavily-frequented Whole Foods market and neon signs that light the way to several upscale restaurants, shops and a seven-screen cinema with its own bar.
Restaurants
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Pazo
- 1425 Aliceanna St. - Baltimore (Harbor East)
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James Joyce Irish Pub and Restaurant
- 616 President St. - Baltimore (Harbor)
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Oceanaire Seafood Room
- 801 Aliceanna St. - Baltimore (Harbor)
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Glarus Chocolatier
- 644 S. Exeter St. - Baltimore (Harbor East)
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Cindy Wolf's Charleston
- 1000 Lancaster St. - Baltimore (Harbor)
Movies
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Harbor East Theatre
- 645 President Street - Baltimore (Harbor)
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- 2012 11:15 | 2:30 | 6:00 | 9:30
- An Education 12:10 | 2:30 | 5:00 | 7:20 | 9:40
- Disney's A Christmas Carol 3D 12:45 | 3:45 | 6:30 | 9:00
Arts and Culture
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Baltimore Maritime Museum
- 802 S. Caroline St. - Baltimore (Harbor East)
DEALS AND SPECIALS
Happy hour includes food specials, $1 oysters and more.
The Oceanaire Seafood Room Happy Hour
801 Aliceanna St. - Harbor East - Baltimore
Join Teavolve for happy hour, and enjoy $5 wine by the glass.
Teavolve Happy Hour
1401 Aliceanna St. - Harbor East - Baltimore
PHOTO GALLERY
Tasting Talara
Trying seviche at the soft launch of Baltimore's new Latin restaurant
PHOTO GALLERY
Landmark Theatres
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