Discover Baltimore: Fells Point Culinary Food Tour
Fells Point is the wonderful historic Port of Baltimore. Enjoy small plates from local culinary gems! Learn some fun history, and enjoy spending the afternoon with new...
What to order at The Helmand
- Must order
- Start with the kaddo borawni; few first courses in the city are as well-loved.
- Signature dishes
- Kaddo borawni, Aushak, Lamb kebab
- Editor tip
- It is a Mount Vernon institution and books up on weekends; reserve ahead for dinner.
CuisineAfghan
Price$$
Neighborhoodmount-vernon
HoursTue-Sat 17:00-22:00, Sun 16:00-21:00
Phone+14107520311
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Signature dishes: Kaddo borawni, Aushak, Lamb kebab
Must order: Start with the kaddo borawni; few first courses in the city are as well-loved.
Tip: It is a Mount Vernon institution and books up on weekends; reserve ahead for dinner.
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