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Lisbon, MD · Food & Drink
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Timeless Dishes
4 Historic American Food Markets, From Baltimore’s Lexington Market to Seattle’s Pike Place
Lexington Market, Findlay Market, Reading Terminal Market and Pike Place Market, four historic American food markets and what sets each apart. The post 4 Historic American Food Markets, From Baltimore’s Lexington Market to Seattle’s Pike Place appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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A Maryland Bakery Serves New York Style Bagels With Homemade Cream Cheese in Unexpected Flavors
Caramelized onion cream cheese comes with black pepper and a hint of rosemary at this Maryland bagel shop. Strawberry, olive, raisin walnut, and roasted red pepper spreads make the choice even harder. And that’s before you’ve decided which bagel to order. The dough is hand-rolled, kettle-boiled, and baked...
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Hot Plate: Marta al Mare opens, A Taste Aquatic at Soundbar, Amy Sherald at Woodberry, and more
From wine and whiskey to creative takes on seafood, this week is an exciting one in Baltimore’s food scene. Here’s a look at what’s coming up:. The Little Hungarian Bake Shoppe reopened this week on Fleet Street. Marta al Mare officially opens on Thursday in Harbor Point.
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Heavy Seas Beer Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Will Keep Brewing
Heavy Seas Beer, one of Maryland’s oldest and largest craft breweries, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company says it is reorganizing, not closing. Clipper City Brewing Company, L.P., which does business as Heavy Seas, filed a voluntary petition Nov. 8 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Baltimore under Subchapter V, a faster reorganization track for small businesses. The filing lists estimated assets and liabilities of $1 million to $10 million each, and fewer than 50 creditors. The largest debt is a long-term loan of more than $2.3 million from Wells Fargo. Suppliers including WestRock, MaltEurop and Ball Corp. are among the unsecured creditors.