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If you’re anything like me, you probably had an absolute blast at the Breakaway Music Festival that took place at the Azura Amphitheater in Kansas City. The energy was electric, the crowd was buzzing, and the music was out of this world.
Welcome to the vibrant city of Charleston, South Carolina that is hosting the 2nd year of the highly anticipated High Tide Music Festival! As you immerse yourself in the pulsating beats and electric atmosphere, take the time to explore the local gems and experiences that make this city truly unique. Let’s dive into the ultimate guide on what to do while in town for the High Tide Music Festival 2023!
Is there a better way to kickstart your weekend than with a workout with the festival squad?
High Tide put together an official workout class at The Works to get your mind and body right for the weekend.
12:15 PM
It’s the day before the festival… let’s take advantage of the day by exploring the charming town of Charleston. First, coffee and shopping are a must before the nighttime activities start! We recommend checking out the downtown Charleston area with some of our favorite shops and things to do listed below.
Peachy Keen (crystals, art, jewelry)
True Lucia (clothing, accessories, art)
Record Stop (vinyls)
Candlefish (gifts)
Tecovas (western men and womens clothing)
Love Shack Fancy (women’s boutique)
Between your shopping we recommend some caffeine breaks at Huriyali (coffee, matcha, and food with an outdoor seating area)
or Island Provisions (another cute coffee shop)
Once your crew has explored downtown Charleston we recommend spending the rest of your afternoon chillin in Hampton Park. This is a gorgeous area with nature trails and tables where you can have a picnic as well.
From here you can walk The Battery for sunset down to White Point gardens to catch the perfect view of sunset downtown.
Indecisive about dinner? We have some options and the best menu picks for you to choose from.
Le Farfalle (fettuccine, spicy tomato sauce, whipped ricotta, and oregano)
Sullivans fish camp (local catch, fries, coleslaw)
The Obstinate daughter (miss carolina pizza, tomatoes, mozzarella, basil, olive oil)
Babas (avocado toast, sourdough, lime, faky salt)
Acme lowcountry kitchen (IOP shrimp n grits, blackened shrimp, sausage, tomatoes, and onions, over truffle cheese grits)
Okay we’ve had our relaxing food and nature break…now it’s time to pregame and party. Here’s our recommendations:
The Citrus Club (rooftop on The Dewberry, amazing view of the city, tropical drinks)
Bay street Biergarten (live music, outdoor patio)
Doar Bros (cocktail bar, charcuterie boards)
The Gin Joint (cocktail bar with personalized drinks)
Attend the official High Tide opening party with headliner Westend and openers Baustin B2B Diskull and BYR at the Music Farm (32 Ann St
Charleston, SC 29403) doors open at 8pm! Grab your tickets here.
Want to keep the party going? Check out one of these hotspots to grab a late night cocktail:
Once you have on your best festival fit, it’s time to make your way over to Riverfront Park for the festival!
Doors open at 12pm. If you haven’t already gotten your tickets, you can purchase them HERE. You’re not going to want to miss out on this!
Attend the official After Party with Charly Jordan at the Deco Nightclub from 10-2am. Grab your tickets HERE!
If your crew is looking for a more chill vibe post festival, we recommend checking out one of these places to hang out and grab a cool down cocktail after an eventful festival day:
Bonnie’s Hideaway (above)
Location: The Wonderer
Sun Jun 4, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Brunch…is always a good idea.
For an upscale brunch, we recommend Halls chophouse (above) which has a great selection of everything from omelets, french toast, and waffles to crab cakes, steaks, and biscuits and gravy. YUM!
Tavern and Table (above) is another great option if you’re looking for brunch with a view of the water. They have everything from $7 mimosas and avocado toast to $10 bloody mary’s and burgers!
Wanna change up your look? If you’re interested in a new piercing we recommend checking out Studs in downtown Charleston.
Go sailing and take a yacht tour. Bring food, drinks, and your crew on board! You can book your adventure here.
Walk around Rainbow Row for pastel-colored buildings
and check out Charleston City Market next to King Street (the 3rd biggest shopping district in the USA).
End the day with a ghost tour in the Old City Jail and drinks on the rooftop at Vendue.
Location: The Wonderer
Sun Jun 4, 2:00 PM
Come hang poolside at The Wonderer with the High Tide Crew to close out the festival weekend!
With an exciting lineup of music and a city buzzing with energy, the High Tide Music Festival 2023 promises to be an unforgettable time. Embrace the music, explore the city, and create memories.
So it’s Friday morning before the festival and you and your friends have some time to kill… why not take advantage of Chicago while you’re in town for the festival? We’ll introduce some exciting places for exploration, from thrilling nightlife venues and unique activities to delicious dining options – so let’s dive in!
Let’s grab some breakfast (plus caffeine we’re gonna need it lol) & head to some last minute shopping to finish up the final touches for our festival fit.
If you’re looking for quick and affordable bite, we recommend grabbing breakfast at Lula Cafe. This cozy cafe offers delicious brunch dishes from pancakes and avo toast to salads and sandwiches! Another great perk about this spot is majority of their dishes can be made gluten + dairy free, and vegan upon request. Check out their menu HERE.
If you’re looking for somewhere a little more upscale with a view of the city, Cindy’s Rooftop is the place for you! Cindy’s open-air terrace is the perfect place for brunch with enchanting views of Lake Michigan and Millennium Park (where the famous Chicago Bean is!!). The views, ambiance, and the food at Cindy’s will give you the ultimate Chicago experience! To get a sneak peak, check out their menu and don’t forget to lock in your spot by making a reservation.
Ok now for the last minute festival shopping! We know how stressful it is to pick out the perfect festival look so we broke it down for you into categories depending on your needs.
Gemini has many bold and colorful pieces as well as great menswear.
Penelope’s has a groovy floral vibe that is perfect for festival outfits.
Life of Vintage is curated thrift shop with hundreds of unique graphic tees.
Oakbrook center is a luxury outdoor mall featuring 160 stores. Some of our favorites include Aritzia, Anthropology, Express, Levi’s, Urban outfitters, Free people, and many more. If you’re not quite sure what you’re looking for the Oakbrook Center has plenty of options and you’re guaranteed to leave with a killer festival fit.
and Endless Supply.
Glossier, The Cosmetics Company Store, and Sams Beauty Warehouse
Village Discount, Mount Sinai Resale Shop, Out of the Closet, Brown Elephant, and Vintage Frills.
Still have some energy after the festival? Let’s go explore some Chicago nightlife. Top dance clubs we recommend are Tunnel, Electric Hotel, Prysm Nightclub and LiqrBox Nightclub.
Looking for a more laid back vibe? Definitely head to a Rooftop Lounge: Z Bar, I|O @ Godfrey Hotel, or Nobu Hotel.
More of an underground type of place? Booze Box (speakeasy), The Whistler (hidden dance bar), Chicago Magic Lounge (speakeasy), Architectural Artifacts (mid century schoolhouse converted into a bar/ antique shop).
It’s been a longgg weekend of going hard and partying so let’s grab some yummy brunch before heading to the last day of the festival! (Trust it’ll help you get out of bed in the morning.)
If you’re starving from running around all weekend bottomless brunch is def the way to go. 80 Proof offers $40 for all you can eat.
Lost Never Found Chicago brunch is the cutest place and offers perfect backgrounds where you and your friends can take photos as well as eat!
Honeybear Cafe, a little more laid back (still a vibey atmosphere inside) amazing french toast and pancakes (plus coffee with little teddy grahams in them!)
Ayy you have survived the festival, you deserve a medal at this point whew! If you still want to explore more Chicago nightlife (but looking for some more laid back activities) we got you covered.
Emily Hotel offers a magical movie experience under the stars. Unwind comfortably while taking in classic films or contemporary favorites in its charming rooftop ambience.
Zanies Comedy Club, known for hosting talented comedians who provide side-splitting performances. Relax, unwind, and let their comic brilliance entertain you.
Puttery Mini Golf, an innovative and whimsical miniature course! Take on imaginative obstacles while having fun exploring its playfully charming layout!
Now that Lyrical Lemonade is over you can really spend all your time exploring Chicago, depending on your interests here’s a perfect day spent in Chicago you can use as your guide:
Once checked out of your hotel let’s head into the city to start our day. First things first let’s go to Londonhouse Rooftop for brunch and some amazing views of the city! They have chicken and waffles, french toast, and cocktails as well. Best of all you will be able to see the gorgeous skyline of the city.
Now that we have a food baby, let’s walk around Chicago and do some local shopping and people watching (my two favorite things).
Ruby Room is top on our list, it’s a perfect store to buy unique gifts for your friends, along with a variety of crystals and books, plus (you can get a tarot reading as well).
Now let’s grab a coffee around the corner at Wake N Bakery and head to The Green at 320 (gorgeous park with a farmers market and live music).
Finally it’s dinner time- Head underground into a 10,000 square foot old bank to enter The Cauldron– a magic themed bar, restaurant, and potion making experience!
I love to finally end the day with some live music. Cocktail Club at Underground in River North offers a variety of drinks and a live music stage behind the bar. With dark lit red lighting it’s a perfect picture opportunity as well!
*Taking a bow*
So there you have it, a super fun weekend in Chicago for Lyrical Lemonade!
Located in the southern state of South Carolina, Charleston is a city that boasts a rich
history, beautiful architecture, and a lively culture that is sure to charm anyone who
visits. It’s no wonder why Charleston has been named one of the best cities in the
United States time and time again. Here are just a few reasons why Charleston should
be on your travel bucket list.
Charleston is a city that is steeped in history. Founded in 1670, it played an important
role in the American Revolution and the Civil War. As a result, the city has a wealth of
historic sites and attractions that showcase its past. Visitors can explore historic
plantations, take a carriage ride through the city’s streets, or visit the Charleston
Museum, which is the oldest museum in the United States.
Charleston is also known for its stunning architecture. The city’s buildings are a mix of
Georgian, Federal, and Greek Revival styles, which gives it a unique and charming
look. Visitors can admire the beautiful mansions on the Battery, stroll through the
historic district, or take a guided tour to learn more about the city’s architecture.
Charleston is surrounded by water, which means that there are plenty of opportunities
for outdoor activities. Visitors can spend the day at one of the city’s many beaches, such
as Folly Beach or Isle of Palms, or go kayaking or paddleboarding in the Charleston
Harbor. Fishing and boating are also popular activities in the area.
Charleston is also a shopper’s paradise, with a variety of unique shops and boutiques
located throughout the city. King Street, in particular, is known for its shopping scene.
Visitors can browse through high-end clothing stores, antique shops, and art galleries,
or grab a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants and cafes located on the street.
Charleston has a vibrant food and drink scene that is sure to satisfy any palate. The city
is known for its Lowcountry cuisine, which is a blend of Southern and coastal flavors.
Visitors can indulge in shrimp and grits, she-crab soup, or a classic Lowcountry boil.
Charleston is also home to a thriving craft beer scene, with several breweries and
taprooms located throughout the city.
Some of the best restaurants in Charleston include:
Husk – 76 Queen St. Charleston, SC 29401
This restaurant, located in a beautifully restored historic home, is known for its
farm-to-table Southern cuisine. Chef Sean Brock creates dishes using local ingredients
and traditional Southern cooking techniques.
Leon’s Oyster Shop – 698 King St, Charleston, SC 29403
This casual eatery is the perfect place to grab a bite after a day at
the beach. Leon’s specializes in oysters and fried chicken, but also serves salads,
sandwiches, and seafood dishes.
Hall’s Chophouse – 434 King St, Charleston, SC 29403
If you’re in the mood for a steak, head to Hall’s Chophouse. This
upscale restaurant is known for its delicious steaks, as well as its impressive wine list.
167 Raw – 193 King St, Charleston, SC 29401
Seafood lovers won’t want to miss 167 Raw, a seafood bar that serves fresh
oysters, lobster rolls, and other seafood dishes. The restaurant has a cozy, intimate
atmosphere that is perfect for a romantic night out.
One of the best things about Charleston is its friendly and welcoming community.
Whether you’re exploring the city’s historic sites, shopping on King Street, or dining at
one of its fantastic restaurants, you’re sure to be greeted with a smile and Southern
hospitality.
Charleston is a city that offers something for everyone. Its rich history, stunning
architecture, beautiful beaches, vibrant food and drink scene, and lively culture make it
a destination that is well worth a visit. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a
family vacation, or a solo adventure, Charleston is sure to captivate and charm you. So
why not plan a trip to this beautiful city and see for yourself why it’s one of the best cities
in the United States?
Festival Metro Metro!
This year, Festival Metro Metro runs May 19-21, 2023. Metro Metro is known to feature rap, hip-hop, and R&B artists.
And of course, you’re gonna want to fuel up between performances.
So today we wanted to get into all of the granular details on where to eat in Montreal.
Specifically, we get into where to find local fine dining establishments, where to take advantage of late-night menu prices at fancy bistros (expect to pay 50% less off of a late-night menu), and where to pick up foods that Montreal is famous for (poutine, smoked meat, and bagels), plus we list off some vegetarian spots (because French food can be quite heavy on all of the proteins ya know).
Let’s get into the Montreal dining scene:
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Known For: Syrian food and an unforgettable dining experience. Every.single.detail is well thought out. The food and atmosphere are incredible. You’ve never seen more beautiful traditional Syrian tiles than here. Seriously go for these details alone
Order: hot and cold mezzes for the table like the fattouch, hummus, falafels, rice, and anything from the grill
Location: 1201 Ave Van Horne, Outremont, Quebec H2V 1K4
Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Known For: this place received a Michelin star in 2020 for their French dishes inspired by Quebec ingredients
Order: if you plan on going all in, yes to ordering the tasting menu
Location: 900 Pl. Jean-Paul-Riopelle, Montréal, QC H2Z 2B2
Hours: open for lunch and dinner, closed Sunday and Monday
Known For: head-to-tail cooking, hearty and comforting Quebec classic fare done in only the way this chef – Martin Picard – can. This is Anthony Bourdain’s buddy, Martin Picard’s restaurant. Watch a clip of from Parts Unknown that features this restaurant and the next one on this list here
Order: PDC dinner
Location: 536 Av. Duluth E, Montréal, QC H2L 1A9
Hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Known For: Quebec classic fare, steak, and seafood in an old-school setting
Order: lobster spaghetti
Location: 2491 Notre-Dame St W, Montreal, Quebec H3J 1N6
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 5:00 pm to 10:30 pm
In Montreal, upscale restaurants Are Not Out Of Reach!
After 10 pm, you can fine dine at less than 50% off the main menu at certain fine dining bistros.
Here are a few spots to check out and take advantage of their late-night menus:
Known For: the best Greek taverna in Montreal
Location: 5357 Park Ave, Montreal, Quebec H2V 4G9
Hours: late-night menu runs from 10 p.m. to midnight, Thursday through Saturday
Known For: traditional and upscale Portuguese cuisine
Location: 1446 Peel St, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1S8
Hours: Late night menu – Monday to Saturday after 10:00 pm
Known For: contemporary French cuisine
Location: 1453 Mont-Royal Ave E, Montreal, Quebec H2J 1Z1
Hours: the late-night menu from 10:00 pm to midnight, 7 days a week
Known For: popular French bistro
Location: 1045 Av. Laurier O, Outremont, QC H2V 2L1
Hours: the late-night menu from 10:00 pm to midnight
Known For: a vegan restaurant specializing in comforting, nostalgic plant-based cuisine
Order: the mushroom risotto and kimchi fries are a must
Hours: open for brunch, lunch, and diner
Known For: being the Quebec equivalent of SweetGreens
Order: we love the habibi salad (romaine lettuce, mixed greens, quinoa, parsley, mint, chickpeas, roasted sweet potato, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, red onion, feta)
Hours: Monday to Friday, 11:00 am to 9:00 pm, and Saturday and Sunday, 12:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Known For: Montreal’s first vegan restaurant
Order: it’s got to be the dragon bowl with house sauce
Hours: Monday to Sunday, 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
There is a longstanding rivalry between Fairmount, St. Viateur Bagels, and NYC-style bagels. Do not expect to an NYC-style bagel here. Expect a bagel that’s denser, thinner, chewier, and has a crispier exterior than NYC style bagel
Where to grab a Montreal-style bagel:
Location: 74 Fairmount West Montreal, QC, H2T 2M2
Location: 263, rue St-Viateur O., Montréal, QC, H2V 1Y1
The legendary smoked meat house is known as one of the oldest smoked meat houses in Canada.
Tip: make sure you have enough time to wait in line. Lineups run at minimum of 30 minutes on a good day
Location: 3895 St Laurent Blvd, Montreal, Quebec H2W 1X9
Hours: 10:00 am until after 10:00 pm most days
Poutine – a combination of French fries, gravy, and cheese curds – was invented in Quebec.
If you’ve tried poutine anywhere besides in Quebec, it’s not the same. Quebec-style poutine is made with “squeaky” cheese curds (cheese that has not yet been aged so quite fresh and it actually squeaks as you chew)
Known For: more than 30 types of poutine on the menu
Order: the classic poutine
Location: 994, rue Rachel Est, Montréal, Quebec, H2J 2J3
Hours: open 24 hours
Known For: comfort food like burgers, poutine, and a beer
Order: classic poutine
Location: 351 Laurier Ave E, Montreal, Quebec H2T 1G7
Hours: Monday to Thursday, 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm, and Friday to Sunday 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
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WHERE’S A GOOD PLACE TO GRAB A BITE (and a drink) !!
You know we couldn’t leave you hanging with just D.C. DREAM hotels. We now have to get super micro on places to unwind in D.C.
With that, let’s get into where exactly to go to grab a drink and a bite in Washington D.C.
We get into 11 of the best bars in D.C., what these watering holes are known for, and what we like to order.
*Save this post for when you’re in town for Project Glow Festival (April 29-30).
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Known For: D.C.’s oldest restaurant and bar, opened in 1856 as a boarding house. Some of the past regulars of the bar include Presidents Grant, Johnson, Cleveland, and Teddy Roosevelt.
Order: grilled steak salad, and an Irish Exit (Old Ebbitt Horchata, Espresso, Jameson Irish Whiskey, Montenegro Amaro, Maple Cinnamon)
Location: downtown. 675 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20005
Menu: they have a breakfast, brunch, all-day menu, and late-night menu
Hours: Monday to Friday 8 am to 2 am, Saturday and Sunday 9 am to 2 am
Known For: Bavarian-style beer hall. Expect a one-liter pour alongside your German food
Order: a pint of German draft beer 0.5 L or 1 L on tap with a Biergarten classic curry worst (sliced Bratwurst with a curry ketchup drizzle and dusted with curry powder. Comes with french fries and sauerkraut).
Location: 1355 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002, United States
Hours: check their website, hours vary
Known For: they just opened, and the idea is to create a cool neighborhood place to go after work
Order: Cuddy Buddy (rye, orange, lemon, ras el hanout syrup) and a vegan bowl (rice and peas, collard greens, sweet potatoes, and curry cabbage), or seafood mac ‘n cheese (crab, shrimp, and truffle dust)
Location: Columbia Heights, 3234 11th St NW, Washington, DC 20010, United States
Hours: Hours run until as late as 2 a.m. on weekends
Known For: The only alcohol you’ll find here is the fizzy kind. They serve all things effervescent
Order: Negroni Lamagliano (negroni and lambrusco) with a pop burger, boardwalk fries, and animal sauce
Location: 2108 Vermont Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States
Hours: Monday to Thursday, 5 pm to 12 am, Friday and Saturday until 1 am, Sunday 3 pm to 10 pm
Known For: classic brewing techniques and constantly experimenting to expand what they make in both style and flavor
Order: pierogies with one of their draft beers
Location: Navy Yard, 300 Tingey St SE, Washington, DC 20003, United States
Hours: Friday and Saturday 11 am to 1 pm, Sunday to Thursday, 11 am to 11 pm
Known For: located in a 120-year-old Nabisco Factory
Order: visitors are encouraged to bring their own food, or order from one of the food trucks when they’re on location or one of their prepared snacks from local vendors to go with one of their brews
Location: 327 S St NE, Washington, DC 20002, United States
Hours see their website, hours vary
Known For: Virginia-based producer of contemporary and traditional beers, coolship sours, natural wines, ciders, and seltzers. Their D.C. location is in a 3200 square foot space and serves pizza and sandwiches from Pizza Serata, a Michelin Star award-winning chef Chris Morgan, and international pizza czar Anthony Falco
Order: one of their newest brew releases and pizza
Location: Union Market, 550 Morse St NE Suite #120, Washington, DC 20002, United States
Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 11:30 am to 10:00 pm, and Friday and Saturday, 11:30 am to 11:30 pm
Known For: farm-to-table cuisine, over 300 wines by the bottle, and over 70 wines by the glass
Order: artisanal cheese and charcuterie board (comes with herb crackers and seasonal fruit preserve) with one of their constantly changing wine list
Location: 223 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, Washington, DC 20003, United States
Hours: see their website, hours vary
Known For: casual wine bar and restaurant located waterfront, in the style of the open-air atmosphere of European piazzas
Order: a flatbread with one of the bottles or glasses they have available (choices are constantly changing)
Location: The Wharf, 98 Blair Alley SW, Washington, DC 20024
Hours: Monday to Thursday, 11:00 am to 12:00 am, Friday and Saturday, 11:00 am to 2:00 am, and Sunday 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
Known For: The gorgeous views and ambiance
Order: Caviar French Onion Dip
Location: 515 15th St NW Washington, DC . 20004
Known For: ” a two Michelin-starred restaurant, is a study in avant-garde cooking where each bite is designed to thrill the senses by pushing the limits of what we have come to expect – and what is possible – from food” “Swanky craft-cocktail bar with innovative, technology-driven menu & white-on-white furnishings.”
Order: grilled cheese with any of their cocktails that are currently being served
Location: 501 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20004, United States
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Known For: Japanese ramen shop on the first floor, and reservations-only Izakaya intimate seating on the second floor. Pair your ramen with a Japanese whisky menu or shochu, Japan’s national spirit.
Order: grilled shitake and chicken skewers with shochu
Location: 705 6th St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States
Hours: Sunday to Thursday, 11:30 am to 10:00 pm, Friday to Saturday, 11:30 am to 11:00 pm, Monday, 11:30 am to 9:00 pm
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How many times is too many times to say how much WE LOVE Southern food?
While we’re in town for Dreamville Festival (April 1-2), we’ll be chowing down on some staples: bbq, battered chicken, biscuits, and quenching our thirst with some sweet tea.
Love, love, love.
Never been to Dreamville Festival or Raleigh?
Dreamville Festival is held every year in Raleigh, North Carolina. It was founded by rapper J. Cole and his record label Dreamville Records. Expect to see both up-and-coming and established rap, hip-hop, and R&B artists.
And Raleigh, North Carolina is known for its Southern cuisine.
So yep today let’s talk about where we’ll be eating. Here are 10 spots to try.
We go into where to find Southern-style food plus popular patisseries and other restaurants (in case you want to eat something other than BBQ).
*Looking to find a place to stay last minute? Check out Crewfare partner hotels for this festival here.
Style: American regional chain of fast food restaurants serving cajun-seasoned fried chicken, buttermilk biscuits, and sweet tea
Order: chicken biscuit with egg and cheese, sweet tea
Hours: 5:30 am – 11:30 pm
Style: Southern comfort food, their specialty is fried chicken, and the space is rustic and casual
Order: fried chicken and waffles sweet tea
Hours: Thursday to Saturday 11:30 pm to 9:00 pm, and Sunday to Monday 11:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Style: specializing in small, Southern plates
Order: homemade sourdough, Mac-n-cheese, and crispy brussel sprouts
Hours: Wednesday to Saturday 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Style: traditional BBQ restaurant cooking over open pits
Order: the brisket, ribs, smoked chicken, and mac n cheese
Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 11:00 am to 10:00 pm or until sold out
Style: this bakery specializes in croissants and other French pastries
Order: this: magic toast croissant dough slices topped with graham cracker frangipane, coconut, and pecans then baked. Finished with caramel and chocolate shavings
Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Style: specializes in French-inspired pastries, cakes, and desserts
Order: pain au chocolat
Hours: Monday to Saturday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Style: specializes in Italian cuisine and cocktails
Order: spicy vodka tomato cream rigatoni
Hours: see their website, varies
Style: NYC-style thin sliced pizza
Order: 50/50 pizza – half red and half white sauce
Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm, and Friday to Sunday 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Style: specializes in classic, Southern-style dishes with locally sourced ingredients
Order: black Garlic Fettuccine handmade pasta + smoked fontina alfredo + spring onions + grape tomatoes + swiss chard + breadcrumbs
Hours: see their website, varies
Style: specializes in sushi and other Japanese dishes
Order: hand rolls please
Hours: see their website, varies
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Hey guys!
We’ve got some fiery content today on where to eat in Baltimore, Maryland for Moonrise Festival (August 12th & 13th).
And to book your stay and pay later, Crewfare partnered with some great hotels in the area. Check this out here.
Anyways, here are 8 key places we like to eat and drink when we’re in Baltimore.
In no particular order:
About: this James Beard Award-winning farm-to-table pioneer Spike Gjerde serves flavors of the Chesapeake Bay.
Address: 2010 Clipper Park Rd Suite 126, Baltimore, MD 21211
About: a combination of Indian, Ethiopian, Thai, and Ethiopian foods.
Address: 1622 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, MD 21231, United States
About: fresh-made pasta, romantic setting, picture piano bar, and string lights on the patio
Address: 1012 Fleet St, Baltimore, MD 21202, United States
About: Greek, BYOB, no reservations
Address: 600 Oldham St, Baltimore, MD 21224, United States
About: Mexican food and cocktails
Address: 225 W 23rd St, Baltimore, MD 21211, United States
About: classic BBQ joint
Address: 5800 York Rd., Baltimore, MD 21212
About: Pho and noodles
Address: 850 W 26th St., Baltimore, MD 21211
About: restaurant and butcher shop
Address: 2600 N Howard St., Baltimore, MD 21218
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