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Drinking and Slurping: Baltimore's Best Oyster Bars

by Matthew Ferguson in Roundups
for Mama's on the Half Shell, Ryleigh's Oyster Bar, Ryleigh's Oyster Bar, Thames Street Oyster House, Thames Street Oyster House
Dylan’s Oyster Cellar (4 W. Madison St.; 443

Dylan’s Oyster Cellar (4 W. Madison St.; 443-803-4341)
This newcomer to the scene (who had its grand opening on March 14) is sure to make some splashes. Located in a small downstairs spot in Mount Vernon, Dylan’s offers nothing but oysters, and some of freshest and most delicious oysters around. The bar seamlessly blends a crowd of bearded 20-somethings in flannel with the power suits of savvy businessmen, all the while screaming: Take your date here! You’ll be sure to find a drink to match your tastes, too. Only in Baltimore could you see craft beers, fine wines, and top shelf liquors on the same list as a Natty Boh. If you do decide to give the new kids on the block a try, arrive early: the intimate, single room fills up faster than you can say “mollusk.” Dylan Salmon hopes to move his raw bar to a larger space in the coming months, so keep your ear to the ground for any news. This is the kind of place you’ll want to follow.

 

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