Best place to eat in Baltimore's inner harbor area?

No seafood please. Especially interested in anything that is uniquely Baltimore or Chinese %26amp; Thai places that deliver. But anything that is yummy and not seafood will do.Best place to eat in Baltimore's inner harbor area?
There is a good Chinese restaurant in or around the intersection of Lombard and Calvert Sts just a block north of the Inner Harbor.



Little Italy is a few blocks east of the Inner Harbor area. There is the Charm City Brewing Company on the upper level of the Light St. Pavillion.
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Best place to eat in Baltimore's inner harbor area?
GO TO LITTLE ITALY



http://www.littleitalymd.com/



Sabatino's is my favorite when i am back in MD.
Pazo in Harbor East on Aliceanna

Roys in Harbor East

Oceanaire

Fletchers



http://www.harborplace.com/html/MallAttr鈥?/a>Best place to eat in Baltimore's inner harbor area?
Best - Johnny Pollack's sausage in Lexington Market, which is the best in Bal'm'r! Get down with real people -- you might feel better as part of a group, one of you should have a tattoo or a bouffant hairdo -- better both! Serious the Market is worth it - the best produce, chocolates, and ( I know no sea food -- but seriously hon' try one of) Faidley's crab cakes. Go hungry and eat! Please try the crab cakes%26lt; I am in tears thinking of your life without !!



I'm back: apologize for my insistence on crab cake. I still put the market right at the top. Check the Wikipedia (for gosh sake) web site.
Try J Paul's: http://www.j-pauls.com/dir/about/



You're going to find a lot of seafood because that's what Baltimore is known for, but at J Paul's, you've got a saloon atmosphere and a menu to match. The original J Paul's is in Georgetown... and the second one is Inner Harbor. It's a "prohibition" sort of place - lol



For Chinese, try Uncle Lee's Harbor Restaurant: http://local.yahoo.com/details;_ylt=AmD_鈥?/a>
Ruth's Chris, The Cheesecake Factory, McCormick and Schmicks, Tian Yi, Vellegia's, Valentino's
If you like seafood McCormick and Schmicks is a very good restaurant. The prices are mid to high but they have very good happy hour specials on food as well as drinks. I seem to always eat at Cap City Brewery. It is casual and fairly inexpensive. They have a wide variety in their menu and on their menu they will pair a dish with one of their beers. My favorite thing at this place is the basket of pretzels with horseradish sauce they give you for free (sometimes you have to ask) while you look over the menu and wait for your food.
Anywhere in Little Italy

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