They’re just on a joyride spending our money that could otherwise benefit the citizens

When was that building last occupied, and were residents displaced?

I hate the idea of more parking lots, but that area can be a real clusterF. Ideally, we’d have more reliable public transportation to access all these wonderful local businesses. The 21 and 94 ain’t cutting it.

So you’re letting other people dictate your identity?

So you haven’t been immersed in the city, and it wasn’t your call. Maybe move to the city and get more Baltimorean?

Don’t talk about it, be about it.

Sorry you experienced that❤️

I love Baltimore but hate driving here. Cares give me pedestrian rage, but not trying to get shot.

It’s such a great location central to everything. Walkability is pretty good, and public transport serves that area well including the free Circulator.

My bad. The news was all over it, so I assumed it was over and was waiting to hear that Atlas grabbed it.

Berthas closed a couple months ago

Edit: I was mistaken. And that list is spot on.

Thank goodness. I’d much rather scrounge for some cash and get weird than pay for more pretentious $20 cocktails.

Check out Showtime and Braintease websites as well. They’re all over the place.

I lived near Penn Station for years, and had zero issues when walking. Not that anyone can guarantee your safety, but I never hesitate to make that walk, especially Charles and St Paul. Calvert is too quiet at night, but lovely by day.

You’ll be fine.

Don’t hate Amtrak, hate the lack of federal subsidies or rather how much airlines and roads get

I used to try ALL the local beers, but this was the only spot I never visited. The location is awkwardly between the city and Towson. Doesn’t sound like I missed anything, but their Hops the Cat was decent once upon a time. I’ve noticed that their beers were never on the shelves where I shop.

Baltimore can absolutely support more breweries, but they have to be good. I’d like to see a GREAT brewery. One for the beer geeks to get hyped about.

Sounds like Waverly may be on its last legs

Ugh, friggin soulless management companies. Which one? You can def find a better value, but not sure what you’re open to.

As someone who was recently priced out of my longtime home, I can sympathize.

Dude’s gettin famous. I liked him before he got big, so…

Hmm, I see an L

Restaurant specials have slowed down since the pandemic because businesses are struggling. The BMA and Walters are always free, so take advantage! And happy birthday!

Yay, another chain 🙄

This has been my dream for years. It would have to involve better public transit, more green space, cleaner water, and I’m here for all of it.

No Land Beyond.

Plus there are people everywhere that play.

Yeah, you’re def not making it out alive

Pitamore is one of the most underrated spots in town.

It is. Wine Source (formerly Rotunda Liquors) is owned by David Wells, but Wells is owned by the Hyatts. I’ll have to ask if there’s any connection.

No