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4 (225 ratings)"See a movie at The Charles Theater, which specializes in independent and foreign films, or a live perfomance at the Everyman Theatre, the Hippodrome, or The Lyric Opera House. If you're going to The Charles, make sure to grab two crêpes (one savory, one sweet) at Sofi's, a tiny restaurant right next door, before the show starts. (Yes, you can bring them into the theater.)"
"Known for a full schedule of traveling Broadway productions, the historic Hippodrome also offers a variety of live music acts. The 2300-seat theater is the perfect place to catch some of your favorite acts in an intimate space. The Hippodrome Theater is located in a historic building that opened in 1914 and originally served as a movie palace."
"The Hippodrome Theatre houses a number of traveling Broadway plays and various shows. When those Broadway shows travel around the country, they perform at the Hippodrome for about a week. The Hippodrome has a steady schedule of shows and plays, and even offers subscription services so that you never have to miss a show."
4.8 (1444 ratings)4.5 (108 ratings)"When you’re looking for things to do in Baltimore this weekend, you should immediately set your sights upon the calendar at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Host to the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, this concert hall has been adding to the cultural reputation of Baltimore, Maryland for almost 40 years. It’s one of the most majestic things to see in Baltimore."
"The Meyerhoff Symphony Hall is home to the Grammy Award-winning Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. The BSO, led by musical director Marin Alsop, performs over 100 concerts annually, ranging from full instrumental performances to special programs with vocal accompaniment."
4.3 (900 ratings)4 (108 ratings)"See a movie at The Charles Theater, which specializes in independent and foreign films, or a live perfomance at the Everyman Theatre, the Hippodrome, or The Lyric Opera House. If you're going to The Charles, make sure to grab two crêpes (one savory, one sweet) at Sofi's, a tiny restaurant right next door, before the show starts. (Yes, you can bring them into the theater.)"
"The Lyric offers a full range of entertainment options, including music, dance, comedy and educational programming. It also boasts stunning architecture, great views of the stage from any of its 2,564 seats, and plush, roomy seating you typically don’t find at performing arts centers of its size."
4.4 (1944 ratings)4 (32 ratings)"Located in the picturesque Inner Harbor, Baltimore Soundstage is a go-to venue for small shows from artists spanning genres including metal, hip hop, R&B and more. The floor can hold 1,000 people in its standing room only configuration or 500 in its tabled/seated set up."
4.8 (367 ratings)5 (34 ratings)"See a movie at The Charles Theater, which specializes in independent and foreign films, or a live perfomance at the Everyman Theatre, the Hippodrome, or The Lyric Opera House. If you're going to The Charles, make sure to grab two crêpes (one savory, one sweet) at Sofi's, a tiny restaurant right next door, before the show starts. (Yes, you can bring them into the theater.)"
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4.6 (376 ratings)"Grano Pasta Bar is a super intimate BYO spot that let’s you create the pasta combo of your dreams. With no more than a dozen seats in the restaurant, it is best to takeout on a poppin’ evening. They package their pasta in neat little boxes, which for some sciencey reason produces a frustrating amount of over-the-pasta-precipitation, but they are at least are a littlemore environmentally friendly than most takeout options."
"For dinner, go to Grano Pasta Bar, a teeny-tiny B.Y.O.B. where you get to mix-and-match pasta shapes and sauce. It's great for carry-out, too, and I recommend the Aglio-olio e Peperoncino, a spicy mix of roasted garlic, hot chiles, and Pecorino Romano."
"Grano Pasta Bar, a small establishment tucked away in Hampden, is easily a Baltimore favorite. The pasta is orgasmic. You have multiple options for sauces and pastas, but your meal will always be cooked perfectly."
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4.2 (278 ratings)"When you crave tacos and tequila, then head straight to Woody’s Cantina. One of the newest Tex-Mex restaurants in the city, it offers its customers a wide range of Mexican and American food, tacos and other Mexican delicacies. One important tip, this dining spot is the best place to go for tacos in the city."
"Nestled along the glittering harbour of Baltimore, Woody’s Cantina features an airy and bright dining space. Try the delicious Mexican cuisine, and tequila cocktails served here. Then sit back and enjoy the cool breeze brushing your face while watching the sun go down."
"A post shared by Woody's Cantina (@woodyscantina) on Dec 28, 2019 at 9:29am PST. Next on the list is Woody’s Cantina. We love this rooftop bar for its sweeping views of the Baltimore Harbour and amazing Tex-Mex bites and cocktails."
4.2 (513 ratings)"Very bad customer service… don’t know how to treat a customer very bad attitude.. chef speaks abusing about customers with his server it was really disap..."
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4.6 (587 ratings)"Opened in 1965, the Prime Rib hearkens back to the golden era of fine dining complete with white tablecloths, live piano music, tuxedoed waitstaff and the best cuts of steak, prime rib and chops."
4.6 (783 ratings)"This exquisite 18th-century manor home is an upscale spot for some of the best brunch in Baltimore. Right on the waterfront, the Elkridge Furnace Inn is a prime spot for events and..."
"The Elkridge Farm Furnace Inn is a chef-owned, yard and farm-to-table restaurant that uses lots of local products in their cooking. They feature a seasonal menu of daily specials w..."
