Anybody know any good grinds in Fells Point, Baltimore?

[Goathead]

Going to be there Friday night. Any good places to eat that aren't too expensive?

[JimmyJazz]

1. There are lots of good places to eat in Fells Point. I can't think of

the names of places offhand, but most of the restaurants post their menus outside, so you'll know what the prices are and what they offer. I've never had a bad meal there. Dayum. Now you make me want to go to Fells Point. It's one of my favorite places as is the Inner Harbor. :D

Good luck to you.

[Goathead]

2. Thanks, I've always heard it was a cool place.

I'm going to check out the U.S.S Constellation that day(I've got a thing for old boats) and go to Fell's Point that night.

[JimmyJazz]

4. You will have a really nice time. The aquarium is very nice, too.

It's a little pricey, but a cool exhibit. Oh and, if you don't make to Fell's Point, there is a really cool cajun restaurant in a "marketplace" area across from Port Discovery. You can't miss it - I believe it's called "Lucille's" but I wouldn't swear to it.

[Zuni]

7. Harborplace?

There are several giant malls alongside the harbor, with stores and resturaunts.

[JimmyJazz]

9. This sits back farther from the inner harbor, although the name

is familiar - it's about 3 blocks off the harbor on the same block as ESPN and Barnes and Noble?

[JimmyJazz]

11. I just did a google search: the address is 26 Marketplace

[Zuni]

12. I know what you are talking about

are there a bunch of nightclubs around? There is like a square, and resturaunts and clubs around it. The Bar Baltimore, Have a Nice day cafe, Baha Beach Club---
I think I know what you are talking about.

[Zuni]

13. I did a google search, and yes

that is exactly the area I was thinking about. Some of Baltimore's best nightclubs are right there.

[Zuni]

3. Well

There is this brick oven pizza place on Broadway south of Eastern, on a corner. I cannot remember what it's name is but it is some of the best pizza ever.
Zeus's Cafe is also really good, and I think it is open till 4 am.

The market house has some great stuff.

Also---where President Street and Eastern Avenue meet is the small little Italy section. If a resturaunt called Sabatinos is still there, on a side street, eat there.

There are a lot of good places to eat in Baltimore. If you like Seafood, try Phillips at the Light Street Pavillion, under Hooters.

[Goathead]

5. Sweet, thanks. There used to be a Phillips at Waterside in Norfolk

Waterside being a cheap knockoff of Inner Harbor. Actually I think they were designed by the same guy, he did Quincey Market in Boston too.

[Zuni]

6. Just make sure you find the Brick Oven Pizza place

it is well worth it. If you go South on Broadway from Eastern Ave. it will be on the right, on a corner.
If you get hungry while bar hopping, make sure to stop there. You will not regret it.

Also, if you need drug paraphenelia or sex toys, there are plenty of places for those.

[Goathead]

10. That's alright I carry my own "kit" when I travel.

;)

[sbj405]

8. Forget Fell's Point, go to Little Italy.

yummmmmm. cannolis. :-)

[Sufi Marmot]

14. Yeah, definitely Little Italy...

Here's what you need to do: Dinner at Amici's, obligatory desert at Vaccaro's, then, if you can still stand, waddle down to Fell's Point and start drinking heavily.... /Balmer


-SM