Baltimore Inner Harbor - Restaurants

[love2travel]

Going to Baltimore Inner Harbor this summer, anyone have any good recommendations for restaurants.

 

[Annette_VA]

We usually do ESPN Zone and Cheesecake Factory

 

[DKx3]

Phillips Seafood Restaurant - the best - at least several years ago

 

[JLitfin]

McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant - wonderful seafood

My family loves to go to the Hard Rock Cafe

 

[taylorsmommy05]

I love Cheesecake Factory.. But u can find that in most places... Why not hop over to Little Italy.. it's within walking distance of the inner harbor... and there are GREAT restuarants in there!!

 

[I'mNoPrince]

Yup take your pick of the above and you will be just fine.

There is also a RuthChris's a few blocks away as well if you really want to spend some money for some good food.

 

[love2travel]

THANKS everybody!!!

 

[james'mommy]

Amici's in Little Italy. Try their Panne Rotundo. To die for.

 

[Mellie2162]

My good friend told me Cheesecake Factory is really good...my DH always seems to want to go to Hooters though...

 

[KelNottAt]

Phillips Seafood Restaurant - the best - at least several years ago

Sorry, but I don't know too many locals who would recommend Phillips.

 

[WillCAD]

I've only tried a few of the many restaurants in teh Inner Harbor, but there are lots of them:

Capitol City Brewing Co, in the light Street pavilion of Harborplace, had great food at reasonable prices.

J Pauls, also in the Light Street pavilion, is also terrific.

Phillips is top-knotch, though a little pricey.

On the east side of the harbor, the Hard Rock Cafe is very good, though a little noisy.

Way over on the west side, past Rash Field, is the Rusty Scupper. I haven't eaten there myself, but it has a great reputation around here. It's a bit pricey, though.

Another I have not tried is Windows, on level 5 of the Rennaisance Harborplace Hotel. Also gets great buzz around here, and also a bit pricey.

There's also a very cool place on the top floor of the Hyatt Regency Hotel called Bistro 300, supposedly some of the best seafood in town. It has the best view of the city and is moderately pricey.

Be sure to leave room in your schedule to try some of the counter-service places for lunch. There are a few little sandwich shops and delis in Harborplace that have terrific food at good prices. And there are also the Cheescake Factory and two ice cream places for dessert, and a fantastic candy place on the lower level of one of the pavilions that puts on a show of mixing chocolate a couple of times a day.

 

[Neiko's Mom]

Windows on the Harbour restaurant located in the Renaissance Harbor Place Hotel is wonderful.

A window seat overlooking the Inner Harbor, coupled with the scrumptious Crab Bisque and Crab Cakes...delish!!!

 

[TenThousandVolts]

I second Cap City Brewing.
Also I agree with KelKnottAT- avoid Phillips. yuck