Wine Village in Baltimore press release: Wine Village in Baltimore, brought to you by the makers of the beloved Christmas Village, is thrilled to announce its return to the Inner Harbor for its third ...

Baltimore City leaders broke ground on the second phase of the Rash Field Park renovation project Thursday, beginning the second part of a collective effort to transform the Inner Harbor ...

The new sweets booth — The Inner Harbor Freeze — will serve some of Baltimore’s summertime classics like snowballs, shaved ice and frozen custard. In addition to an array of booths ...

Standing proudly along Boston’s waterfront is a seafood institution that looks more like a fishing shack than a restaurant. That’s exactly why ... The view of Boston Harbor from those simple tables ...

Their seafood boils are the stuff of ... ooze out is almost as satisfying as eating it. Harbor House: Waterfront dining with white Adirondack chairs—like someone turned a postcard into a restaurant!

Some restaurants across the country have a unique approach: hot dog towers. A spin on the classic seafood tower, the multi-tiered wiener celebration has been showing up on the menus of sporting ...

Natalie’s Seafood Kitchen ... the nautical tone. The Baltimore Banner thanks its sponsors. Become one. It’s different from what Trabbold — named Baltimore Magazine’s best chef in 2022, 2023 and 2024 ...

A waterfront bar and restaurant in Baltimore County has closed, just as the outdoor dining season is starting to heat up. Sunset Cove, which served tiki drinks and a seafood-heavy menu with views ...

As an ocean-kissing city, Sydney/Eora has some of the best seafood restaurants in the world, including game-changing fine diners, Cantonese live-tank classics, and glamorous waterside spots. These are ...

SEATTLE, Wash. — After nearly 25 years of business, Duke’s Seafood has closed its Alki Beach restaurant in Seattle. The business said it’s one of many in West Seattle that has struggled to ...

The Convention Center is crumbling. The Inner Harbor has seen better days. And the streetscape of downtown Baltimore is antagonistic to everyone not in a car. Fixing this will be costly, but who’s ...