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15 checked places

Fells Point

Cobblestones, pubs and seafood on Baltimore’s 18th-century waterfront.

9 checked places

Canton

Rowhouse blocks, O’Donnell Square and crab houses by the harbor.

6 checked places

Federal Hill

Views over the Inner Harbor, a market hall and a long bar strip.

3 checked places

Locust Point

Fort McHenry, the Domino Sugars sign and no-frills crabs.

8 checked places

Little Italy

Red-sauce Italian, cannoli and bocce between the harbor and Fells Point.

8 checked places

Harbor East

Newer high-rises, hotels and some of the city’s most polished restaurants.

10 checked places

Mount Vernon

Grand squares, the first Washington Monument and a wide mix of restaurants.

13 checked places

Hampden

The Avenue, independent shops and some of the city’s most talked-about kitchens.

6 checked places

Remington

Tacos, a famously decorated diner and a growing food scene.

3 checked places

Highlandtown

Old Baltimore pizza, an arts district and Latin American cooking.

2 checked places

Greektown

Greek restaurants and bakeries at the eastern end of Eastern Avenue.

2 checked places

Brewers Hill

Former breweries turned into restaurants, offices and flats.

6 checked places

Roland Park

Leafy streets, a historic shopping center, bistro dinners and big breakfasts.

4 checked places

Inner Harbor

The waterfront at the heart of the city, with the National Aquarium and harbor views.

7 checked places

Station North

Arts district restaurants near Penn Station, the Charles Theatre and MICA.

1 checked place

Bolton Hill

A quiet, leafy rowhouse neighborhood with a few neighborhood restaurants.