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Four Maryland Diners Still Pour A Bottomless Cup Of Coffee
A coffee refill used to be a given at any diner counter, but these days some places charge for every cup. Thankfully, a handful of Maryland diners still keep the pot moving without adding a new line to your bill. This list covers four of them, from a busy Annapolis...
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End of an Era: Maryland’s Guinness Brewery to Close This Weekend
Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe will permanently close this Sunday, November 1, ending an eight-year run for the brewery located just outside Baltimore. The brewery announced its closure on October 1, inviting customers to visit one final time before shutting its doors. Since opening in August 2018, the location has welcomed more than two million visitors and produced over 700 different beers.
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Neon Glows Late Into The Night At The Towson Diner, A Student And Local Favorite For Decades
Some restaurants feel like a quick stop, and some feel like part of a town’s routine. In Towson, Maryland, one spot along York Road has been filling booths with students, families, and early risers for years. Its menu is huge, its plates are famous for being even bigger, and...
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Crab Fluff Is The Strange Maryland Specialty Worth Ordering At This Baltimore Tavern
Baltimore has a crab dish with a name that sounds more like a pillow than a meal. Crab fluff is a battered and deep-fried take on the classic crab cake, and most people outside Maryland have never heard of it. On the east side of the city, a family-run seafood...
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This Tiny Maryland Convenience Store Serves Homemade Sandwiches That Keep Locals Coming Back
A country store that has been selling goods from the same spot since 1877 now builds sandwiches people drive out of their way to eat. That alone made me sit up. A store older than the light bulb is still feeding its neighbors. The building is a two-story, gable-front structure....
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Park’s Has Been Frying Chicken, Gizzards And Livers For Baltimore, Maryland Regulars For Decades
Some Baltimore lunch traditions started before many of today’s customers were born. One small carryout on the west side of downtown has been dropping chicken into the fryer since 1978, and the regulars still line up for it. Folks come for the wings, but plenty walk out with a...
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Breakfast links: Housing features in new developer’s plans for Baltimore Peninsula
Housing planned for undeveloped part of Baltimore Peninsula. Developer Mark Sapperstein said he plans to include townhomes, among other elements, on the approximately 90 remaining undeveloped acres at Baltimore Peninsula. The former landowner, Under Armour founder Kevin Plank, decided to leave the neighborhood behind last year. (This article may be behind a paywall.) (Giacomo Bologna / Banner)