Inner Harbor-Downtown Restaurants

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  • 1. Miss Shirley's

    $$ | Inner Harbor

    With amazing pancakes, omelets, and French toast, this upscale cafe, now with locations at the Inner Harbor and in North Baltimore's Roland Park, has become the go-to destination for unbeatable breakfast and brunch (neither outlet serves dinner). Lunch entrées like the Chesapeake Club (crab cake, shrimp salad, lettuce, bacon, red and yellow tomatoes, avocado, and Old Bay remoulade on sourdough toast, dusted with more Old Bay) are also excellent. There's another location at 513 W. Cold Spring Lane in Roland Park.

    750 E. Pratt St., Baltimore, Maryland, 21202, USA
    410-528–5373

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    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Reservations not accepted
  • 2. Attman's

    $ | Historic Jonestown

    Open since 1915, this authentic New York–style deli near the Jewish Museum is the only vestige of Baltimore's "Corned Beef Row" operating in its original location. Don't be put off by the long lines—they move fairly quickly, and the outstanding corned beef sandwiches are worth the wait, as are the pastrami, homemade chopped liver, and other oversized creations. Attman's closes at 6:30 pm on Monday through Saturday and 5 pm on Sunday.

    1019 E. Lombard St., Baltimore, Maryland, 21202, USA
    410-563–2666

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    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
  • 3. Fleet Street Kitchen

    $$$ | Harbor East

    You can choose the atmosphere you want at Fleet Street Kitchen, which is housed in a former furniture factory. The downstairs is a casual Tavern Room; while upstairs, there's an elegant dining room. Chef Nate Magat creates beautiful New American dishes that speak to the season, such as hand-cut linguine with a garlic cream sauce and tomatoes from the restaurant’s Cunningham Farm. The popular slow-roasted pork is a winning bet. For dessert, the dark chocolate semi-freddo is as intense as it gets.

    1012 Fleet St., Baltimore, Maryland, 21202, USA
    410-244–5830

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    Rate Includes: No lunch
  • 4. Piedigrotta Bakery

    Little Italy

    Piedigrotta Bakery is ground zero for tiramisu. Owner/pastry chef Carminantonio Iannaccone is credited with inventing the dessert in Italy, and he brought it with him to Baltimore, making residents forever grateful. You will be, too, after one bite of his spongy confection, made with ladyfingers, mascarpone cheese, espresso, and Marsala. Piedigrotta also serves sandwiches, pizza, and fresh loaves of Italian breads—all baked in-house.

    1300 Bank St., Baltimore, Maryland, 21231, USA
    410-522–6900

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    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
  • 5. Rusty Scupper

    $$ | Inner Harbor

    A tourist favorite, the Rusty Scupper undoubtedly has the best view along the waterfront; sunset here is magical, with the sun sinking slowly into the harbor as lights twinkle on the city's skyscrapers. The interior is decorated with light wood and windows from floor to ceiling; the house specialty is seafood, particularly the jumbo lump crab cake, but the menu also includes an Angus beef burger, grilled rockfish, and filet mignon. Reservations are essential on Friday and Saturday and for the popular Sunday Jazz brunch.

    402 Key Hwy., Baltimore, Maryland, 21230, USA
    410-727–3678

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    Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted
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