Baltimore's Best Bars for Outdoor Drinking, 2015 |
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Jennifer Waldera on Apr 6, 2015 in
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Station North/Charles Village/Wyman Park
Gertrude’s
What’s better than dining and drinking at the art museum? Doing so while overlooking the sculpture garden, of course. Dine on John Shield’s locally renowned, Chesapeake-inspired cuisine and get serious about sipping with whiskey flights and cocktails which are almost as impressive as the BMA’s artwork itself. (10 Art Museum Dr.; 410-889-3399)
What’s better than dining and drinking at the art museum? Doing so while overlooking the sculpture garden, of course. Dine on John Shield’s locally renowned, Chesapeake-inspired cuisine and get serious about sipping with whiskey flights and cocktails which are almost as impressive as the BMA’s artwork itself. (10 Art Museum Dr.; 410-889-3399)
Tapas Teatro
Date night doesn’t get any easier than a movie at the Charles Theatre followed by outdoor tapas and some of Baltimore’s best sangria. (1711 N Charles St.; 410-332-0110)
Ambassador Dining Room
The elegant patio just off of the main dining room of this tucked away treasure is bedecked with intimate white clothed tables and is surrounded by lush gardens with a gorgeous fountain. Authentic northern Indian food is complemented by an impressive wine list. (3811 Canterbury Rd.; 410-366-1484)
Photo via Gertrude's
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