Things To Do
W.C. HARLAN
Max calls it the witch bar. Pitch black Amaro cocktail bar covered in candle wax.
Clavel
Sinaloan Mexican food with a Mezcal-centered drinks program and enough southwest affect to write a mediocre short story.
American Visionary Art Museum
Outsider art collection on the inner harbor.
The PaperMoon Diner
Max calls this the icebox (due to the temp). Diner piled with bright 50s kitsch. Great for breakfast.
Hampden
Chestnut Avenue has a twee commercial strip of restaurants and vintage stores full of charming garbage. 1. Dylan's Oyster Cellar: great raw bar 2. The Charmery: ice cream 3. Paulie Gee's: wood fired pizza and beer 4. Golden West Cafe: known for their vegetarian menu and less known for their relentless Gen X vibes.
Second Chance Inc.
Warehouse full of architectural and antique home goods salvage that supports re-entry employment in Baltimore
The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum
Quaint, powerful and graphic according to the critics on Yelp.
Faidley Seafood
Baltimore jumbo crabcakes and oysters in an indoor market full of old men and some middle aged ones, open since 1782.
National Aquarium
There is a turtle here with a pig snout that is 2 feet long.
Baltimore Museum of Art
Free!