New and Upcoming Restaurants

Here at Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore, we're always excited when we hear about new and upcoming restaurants - more places to eat!

New:

Bangkok Peanut Noodles at
Noodle Charm.

Noodle Charm has opened at Radio Park. The sister restaurant to Spice and Dice next door, Noodle Charm offers Thai-style noodle stir fries and soups, some of which can be customized to your exact specifications, from style of noodles to heat level.
1220 E Joppa Road #106
Towson, MD 21286

After a 25-year nap, the Chesapeake Restaurant has risen, Rip Van Winkle-like. The new version is more casual than the original and offers fresh and locally sourced food and libations.
1701 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Upcoming:

The Bagby Restaurant Group will open its first Baltimore County restaurant, Cunninghams, at Towson City Center in late September.
1 Olympic Place
Towson, Maryland 21204

Popular Brooklyn NY pizzaria Paulie Gee is opening a branch in Hampden sometime this summer. For a sample menu, click here.
3537 Chestnut Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21211

Woodberry Kitchen is taking over the old Crush space in Belvedere Square. In addition to moving their pickling and canning operation there, they'll be opening a "farmhouse diner."
510 E Belvedere Ave
Baltimore, MD 21212

Vino Rosina will become Oliver Speck's on July 27th. Out goes the Modern American bistro and in comes goodies like brisket, hush puppies, and ribs.
507 Exeter Street
Baltimore, MD 21202

We can't wait!

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Book Signing - Barnes & Noble, Power Plant

We'll be signing copies of the Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore this coming Saturday, July 13, from 1-3pm at the Barnes & Noble at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Located in the Power Plant, this book store is conveniently located between the harbor and Harbor East, with Phillip's right next door.

Sounds like a good excuse to have lunch or dinner in the area that day!

The Power Plant
601 E. Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
410-385-1709

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Book Signing - Greetings & Readings

We'll be signing copies of the Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore at Greetings & Readings this coming Saturday, June 29th, from 1-3pm. Hope you can stop by!

Greetings & Readings
Hunt Valley Towne Center
118 Shawan Rd
Hunt Valley, MD 21030
(410) 771-3022

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Book Signing at Woman's Industrial Kitchen

We'll be at the Woman's Industrial Kitchen (in the Woman's Industrial Exchange) at 333 North Charles Street in downtown Baltimore from 12-2pm tomorrow, June 26th. Join us for lunch - theminx's favorite goat cheese and asparagus wrap, perhaps, or some deviled eggs and aspic - and pick up a copy of the Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore. We'll be happy to answer questions and of course to sign your copies of the book.

Hope to see you there!

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Happy Father's Day!

Where are you all taking your daddies for dinner tonight?

Our Dad is a no-frills kinda guy who said a bag of bagels would be a great gift (and that's what he got, half a dozen from Greg's, since we were there yesterday for a signing) and a hamburger would be terrific for dinner. Instead, we took him to Mo's in Towson, where we could dine outside and he could have his favorite coconut shrimp and some crab imperial-stuffed potato skins.

And a good time was had by all.

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More Restaurant Closings

We're losing two Italian restaurants this time:

S'ghetti Eddie's on Cold Spring Lane closed its doors for good this week to make more parking for sister restaurant Miss Shirley's.

And Della Notte, in Little Italy, will close its doors after tomorrow's service. What will happen to the giant fake tree in the main dining room?

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