Where to eat in Baltimore after midnight, and the classic 2am move.
Where to eat in Baltimore after midnight. kitchens that keep going, post-bar staples and the classic 2am move.
Blue Moon Cafe in Fells Point runs around the clock on weekends, sending out its Cap'n Crunch French toast and big breakfasts to the late bar crowd.
Try: Cap'n Crunch French toast
Tip: It is open all night Friday and Saturday; the French toast is the famous late-night order.
Stuggy's in Fells Point is an evening hot-dog shop known for its crab mac-and-cheese dog, staying open to 11pm on weekends for the Broadway bar crowd.
Try: Crab mac-and-cheese hot dog
Tip: The crab mac-and-cheese dog is the signature; weekend hours run to 11pm, and it is closed Monday and Tuesday.
Ekiben's Fells Point counter stays open into the evening near the Broadway bars, sending the Neighborhood Bird fried-chicken bun to an after-work crowd.
Try: Steamed bao buns
Tip: It is an early-evening rather than 3am stop; the steamed buns travel well to a bar.
Max's Taphouse on Fells Point's Broadway pours from more than a hundred taps late into the night, with a kitchen of pub grub to soak up the beer.
Try: Beer and pub grub
Tip: It stays open late on Broadway; the kitchen keeps going alongside the deep tap list.