Can anyone suggest a good restaurant in Baltimore that is near the Oriels Stadium?

Answer 1

Depends on what you want to Eat. Fudruckers, umm... Hooters... but if you are looking for a GOOD place here is one recommendation

SALT
2127 E Pratt St
Baltimore, MD 21231
Opens for Dinner 5PM

Condiment moniker notwithstanding, Salt takes tavern dining to a superior level. Instead of deep-fried goodies and draught beer, this pleasing addition to the Butchers Hill neighborhood offers up upscale new American eats in a chi-chi setting. Order a bottle of wine from a list of more than 30 vintages and peruse a menu that offers flavorful combinations. Appetizers are inspiring and savory: marinated tomatoes jazz up the house salad, sharing space with mixed greens, kalamata olives, red wine vinaigrette and shaved parmesan; steamed Prince Edward Island mussels are accented with saffron, garlic and ham; and a Kobe beef empanada is served with grilled pineapple and jalapeno jelly. Want familiar noshes that can be combined as a light meal? Feast on a sirloin burger served with foie gras and sample duck fat-fried potatoes, which produce an unusual texture. Salt's entree selections run the gamut from high-end comfort dishes to daring interpretations. A free-range chicken breast comes with yellow tomato salsa and white corn polenta, while pan-seared filet mignon gets a spark from bleu cheese and bacon potato gratin. Duck confit ravioli is served with a wild mushroom sauce, and lamb stroganoff, sea scallops and sugarcane skewered pork tenderloin are favorite options.


2 Miles from Camden Yards

Start out going EAST on W CAMDEN ST toward S EUTAW ST. <0.1 miles

2: Turn LEFT onto S EUTAW ST. <0.1 miles

3: Turn RIGHT onto W PRATT ST. 1.8 miles


4: End at 2127 E Pratt St
Baltimore, MD 21231-2031, US

Answer 2

ninety nine% of the time, I could be pleased with a lager and a sizzling puppy. But a posh dinner earlier than the sport whilst celebrating a specific party is cool too. I've had the possibility to revel in a sport in a set a couple of instances and its very cool to be dealt with so good and notice one other view of the area. Its real that those aren't the excellent areas to truthfully watch the sport, although. The fancy eating places and the high-priced company suites convey in plenty of greenbacks to aid your crew pay salaries and maintain your charges down. I'm keen on that.

Answer 3

Go to Phillips @ The Inner Harbor

http://www.phillipsseafood.com/phillipsharborplace/


For Valet Parking: After turning right on to Light Street, move into your far left hand lane. Make a left onto Pratt Street at the light. Move into the far right hand lane. Valet parking is located on your left at the front of Baltimore's Inner Harbor Pratt Street Pavilion.

Answer 4

There are a couple of really good restaurants right across the street from Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The Inner Harbor is also just a few blocks away and there are lots of good places there from seafood to pizza to bbq!

Answer 5

Try something a little different - stay away from Phillips, the place is constantly crowded. The full service restaurant isn't as bad, but the buffet is overly packed and the food is covered in butter and salt, as most buffets tend to be.

Try Tír na nÓg nstead.

Answer 6

Go to Pickles at the game, crab cakes and Natty Bo Beer or Phillips Crab House in the Inner Harbour

Answer 7

Oh crap. I can't remember the name...but theres tons! You might want to check out little italy. Theres a few restaurants on the water front, near the paddle boats and the aquarium.

Answer 8

Stadium Burger on 14th is pretty good

Answer 9

a few blocks over in the inner harbor is a whole bunch of restraunts. try the cheesecake factory, my favorite.

Answer 10

Any would be fine if you like rats,roaches and rats.
And by the way make sure you lock your car doors around there