CuisineChesapeake
Price$$
Neighborhoodhampden
Hours{'Mon': 'closed', 'Tue': '17:00-23:00', 'Wed': '17:00-23:00', 'Thu': '17:00-23:00', 'Fri': '17:00-23:00', 'Sat': '17:00-23:00', 'Sun': '11:00-21:00'}
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Why locals love it: Tucked inside the Whitehall Mill complex away from the dining strips, serving oysters from the restaurant's own St. Jerome Creek farm.

Tip: Ask which farm harvest is freshest; the oysters come from the restaurant's own beds.

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Location

Address: 3300 Clipper Mill Road, Baltimore, MD 21211

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Why locals love it: A Little Italy dessert counter that has filled cannoli to order since 1956, often overlooked by visitors who only come for dinner nearby.

Tip: Come after dinner for a cannoli filled to order and an espresso; expect a late-evening line.

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Tip: Buy a bag of warm tortillas to take home along with the tacos at the counter.

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Le Comptoir du Vin ★ 4.8

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Why locals love it: There is no sign and no marker on the Remington rowhouse, just an unmarked door into a candlelit cocktail room that feels a century out of step.

Tip: Look for the unmarked door on 23rd Street; go on a weeknight to land a seat at the bar.

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Why locals love it: A former biker bar in Fells Point with no reservations and a menu that changes every week, long-favored by chefs but easy for visitors to overlook.

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Why locals love it: A converted Old Goucher carriage house pouring natural wine, sake and beer in a string-lit back garden most visitors never find.

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