La Barrita

Jinji’s is a charming, family-owned chocolate shop on Waverly's Main Street, renowned for its delightful truffles and inviting atmosphere.

Arcola is a cozy cafe near Lake Montebello, serving up delightful coffee, fresh sandwiches, and a relaxing vibe, perfect for a casual outing.

"Lush Cosmetics makes fresh, handmade, cruelty-free, and vegetarian products for bath, body, hair, and more. We're proud to say that over 35% of our products are naked (packaging-free) and most of our packaging is made from recycled and recyclable materials. From the iconic bath bomb to body butters, vegan haircare, fresh face masks, and more—Lush is your one stop shop for ethical, fun, and fabulous products. Our manufacturing facilities are located on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh, as well as the lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Anishnabeg, Chippewa, Haudenosaunee, and Wendat. As guests on this land, we act to repair past harm in allyship with Indigenous People everywhere."

Artist-run gallery with studios, screen printing & music practice spaces, plus live performances.

Set in a bright-yellow building, this quirky local haunt specializes in crab cakes & other pub fare.

Iconic landmark offering marine-life exhibits, a dolphin show, shark tank & walk-through rainforest.

Nestled in historic Fells Point, this brass-&-wood-trimmed gem serves up fresh oysters and New England fare, all with stunning harbor views.

Pizza with seasonal toppings & other Italian fare is served with craft beer & wine in a stone mill.

Le Comptoir du Vin offers a cozy, Parisian-inspired vibe in Baltimore with an inventive French menu that leaves diners craving more.

"Welcome, early mornings to late nights, our door is open! Mama Koko’s is a cafe and bar space where we honor home as an existence within one’s authenticity and where we gather with the family that we have chosen. This reflects the true story of how Mama Koko became affectionately regarded by so many as “Mama Koko.” Specializing in culinary fusions of deep Black South classics, West African street food, and Caribbean flavors, Mama Koko’s recipes represent her life’s cultural crossroads. This is home-cooking: simple ingredients, seasoned & spiced right, served tapas style so you can enjoy a taste of it all."