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I'm calling the authorities. It's quite clear you've been kidnapped and are forced to enter this into your keyboard.
Heh. I'll let the B'More guys tell you where to go, but I lived half an hour away for a while back in the nineties and Fells Point was always fun for a night out, if a little rugged. Had a great record store at the end of the street that I loved. Can't remember its name for the life of me.
Thanks!Heh. I'll let the B'More guys tell you where to go, but I lived half an hour away for a while back in the nineties and Fells Point was always fun for a night out, if a little rugged. Had a great record store at the end of the street that I loved. Can't remember its name for the life of me.
Regardless, I'm just kidding. Have fun and congratulations.
Mama's on the Half Shell has some pretty solid seafood. Never had a crab cake from there though. Was always partial to G&M. I remembered hearing that Jimmy's Seafood was supposed to have really good crabcakes and they are off Harford Rd. Could always do Phillip's which is where the ESPN Zone used to be, but they're nothing special.PinkydaPimp said:
I'm definitely out of the bachelor party demographic, but am happy to offer some general suggestions. A lot of the best places to go in Fell's Point probably can't accommodate a group of 15-20 very well, so I agree with the suggestions above about the steak places near the Inner Harbor. A little more touristy and a bit more $$, but also better suited for large parties. Although you might contact Thames Street Oyster House - they might be able to give you most of the upstairs as a private room. That's right in the middle of Fell's Point and the food is excellent.PinkydaPimp said:
When we were there, they had a speedboat that would hold groups of people. IIRC it would hold 25 people.
This if you want to eat right away, if you want to wait an hour or so Urak's suggestion is money.
I'll endorse this - you definitely don't want to go north of BWI for lunch since you're heading to Salisbury.
Thanks for the summonses, fellow Baltimorons. I concur with GB Uruk on the cluster of restaurants at Kent Narrows. Wifey and I just had lunch at Fishermen's Inn this past Wednesday on the way to Easton for the holiday. I enjoyed my crab cake but I have plebeian tastes and the other three joints may be superior.
It's been a while since I've frequented the Kent Narrows eateries, but all were fine. The Narrows was a little more upscale than the others back in the day, but I don't know if they are "better" if you just want to throw down on some good MD chow. Fisherman's has been there since Hector was a pup and has, as far as I can recall, has always been fantastic. A fairly distant cousin of mine - blood-wise, though the families were closer than the tree if that makes any sense - opened and owns the Narrows.
