Showing posts with label Howard County. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Howard County. Show all posts

Thursday, January 9, 2014

Openings and Closings

Milton Inn Chef Brian Boston's second restaurant, The Highland Inn, has finally opened in Howard County!
12857 Highland Road
Highland, MD 20777
http://highlandinnrestaurant.com/

Trattoria Alberto, a favorite Italian restaurant in Glen Burnie, has closed.


Posted on Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

New Restaurant News

There's lots of new restaurant news in Baltimore!

Coming this Friday, 10/11, Spike Gjerde's new diner, Shoo Fly, will be opening in the old Crush space in Belvedere Square. Patrick "Opie" Crooks, formerly of Roy's, will be the chef there.
510 E Belvedere Ave
Baltimore, MD 21212

Ryleigh's Oyster is opening a second location in Timonium, on the site of the old Gibby's restaurant. The opening date is scheduled for November 8th.
22 W Padonia Road
Timonium, MD 21093

The Bagby Restaurant Group will open Cunninghams, at Towson City Center, in late November.
1 Olympic Place
Towson, Maryland 21204

Popular Brooklyn NY pizzaria Paulie Gee is opening a branch in Hampden. They've had some technical difficulties occur when their imported pizza oven was damaged in transit but still hope to open soon.
3537 Chestnut Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21211

Milton Inn Chef Brian Boston is opening a new restaurant in Howard County. The Highland Inn has been a work in progress for a while, but should be opening within the next few months.
12857 Highland Road
Highland, MD 20777

Former Dogwood owner Galen Sampson is opening the Farmstead Grill and a companion Farmstead Shack at the Shops at Canton Crossing in the Spring of 2014.
3501 Boston Street
Baltimore, MD 21224

Posted on Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

HowChow Approved!

HowChow, the blog that specializes in the food of Howard County, has posted a glowing recommendation of Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore.

"Keep the Food Lovers' Guide to Baltimore in mind if you want a spectacular homewarming gift for friends who move from out of town. Where should we go out? Where is great sushi? What could we turn into a Saturday drive for special food? The answers are all in the Food Lovers' Guide, and your friends -- or your new neighbors or the new residents in your hospital -- can eat well while they learn the charms of the city."

(Makes a great wedding gift, too! ;) )

Thanks muchly to Brent, who was of great help to us as we wrote the book. His knowledge of the eateries in his part of the state was invaluable.