Peter's Pour House

Contemporary restaurant in a historic Fells Point building, known for buckets of fried chicken.

Iconic main branch of city's public library system, opened in 1933, with a grand chamber & artwork.

Simple counter-serve joint providing a variety of American eats for breakfast & lunch.

Nestled by the Patapsco River, this lively spot serves up delicious seafood and burgers with stunning views, making it perfect for sunsets and live music nights.

Creative supplies for artists & crafters, from painting & sculpting to bookbinding & origami.

Stylish rooms with a literary theme & city views, plus a cocktail bar & a fitness room. Set in Baltimore’s downtown Mount Vernon neighborhood, this stylish hotel is a 2-minute walk from the Walters Art Museum and a 9-minute walk from a subway stop. Chic, literary-themed rooms with city views offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, as well as tea and coffeemaking facilities. Suites add living areas; some are bi-level. Room service is available. There's an airy restaurant with a polished cocktail lounge bar. Other amenities include a fitness room and meeting space.

"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."

Caribbean dishes, including jerk, oxtail & roti, whipped up in compact, bare-bones quarters.

This charming spot serves up classic French bistro dishes and a solid wine selection, perfect for a cozy lunch or vibrant dinner with friends.