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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...
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From humble, blue-collar origins, Highlandtown's German American traditions--epitomized in places like Hoehn's Bakery and Eichenkranz Restaurant--are being augmented by a swelling Latino community on...
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La dolce vita awaits in Little Italy--specifically in the form of mind-blowing desserts at Vaccaro's and authentic dishes at dozens of restaurants. Traditionally, the area between the harbor and...
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For decades, the only reason to visit Locust Point was for that semi-annual field trip to Fort McHenry. However, many businesses are now moving in and--as a result--recent restaurant additions...
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With the Walters Art Museum, several galleries and some of the city's best high-end restaurants, Mount Vernon is as well known as Baltimore's cultural district as it is for the gay pride it espouses,...
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Mount Washington is just a short drive (or Light Rail ride) from downtown Baltimore. Mount Washington Village boasts a handful of upscale restaurants and boutiques, and across the Jones Falls there's...
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Park Heights is one the city's more diverse neighborhoods. With a large Jewish population at its north end, providing such amenities as kosher pizza and a Jewish Community Center, and a largely...
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Pegged as one of North America's first planned suburban communities, Roland Park is a deep-pocket, tree-lined Baltimore enclave. Marked by an historic water tower, the neighborhood is best known for...
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Former Sowebo resident H.L. Mencken claimed, "The old charm of Baltimore still survives." Whether it's at one of the hippest arts festivals in town, events like Night of 100 Elvises or historic...
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For so long, the only noteworthy attractions in the area just north of Penn Station were The Charles Theatre and Club Charles. Due in equal parts to the popularity of that multiscreen movie house and...
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Waverly on a Saturday morning is divine. The city's friendliest farmers market is in full swing, Pete's Grill is serving up perfect breakfasts and the neighborhood's free bookstore, The Book Thing,...
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