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Need a Great Meal in Baltimore?
Wednesday, September 28, 2005

If you find yourself in Baltimore, Maryland for a business or pleasure visit, there are many choices for dining. From fast food to barbeque and upscale eateries to 50s-like diners, you will be able to find good eats all over the city.

First stop: Ray Lewis' Full Moon Barbeque on Boston Street. If you are in the mood for chicken, try the "Love Me Tenders," Buffalo Wings, or a Chicken Quesadilla. Full Moon Riblets are small hickory smoked ribs with bbq sauce. Maybe you would rather have Nachos, Chili, or Brunswick Stew, all available on the menu. All things so far mentioned are just a few items on the starter menu!

There are numerous salads offered and barbeque plates. You get to choose two sides with these platters and all are served with homemade chow-chow. If you don't want a platter, try the catfish, pork chop, or salmon options.

Last but not least, for a lighter meal at Ray Lewis', try one of their bbq sandwiches. The Southern Barbeque Burger is half a pound of beef with bbq sauce, bacon, cheese, pickles, and onions. There is also a great Catfish Po' Boy on a hoagie roll with tartar sauce, lettuce, and tomato.

If you prefer to dine at an upscale restaurant, try The Brass Elephant on North Charles Street. Appetizer choices will include items such as a cheese plate, smoked salmon, pate, mussels, and duck breast.

When it comes time for your entree, choose from Seared Airline Breast of Chicken, Roasted Mahi Mahi, Atlantic Salmon, and other seafood and meat choices. If you possibly have room for dessert, try the "Peanut Butter Dessert Tasting" and it will be a memorable evening for sure.

For a great and inexpensive (and fun!) meal, stop by Cafe Hon on 36th Street. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but these samplings will be from the dinner menu.

Cafe Hon offers soups and salads for starters including their homemade chili. Top it with onions and cheese if you wish. For more international taste buds, try the hummus served with pita bread. For a totally American taste bud, try a plate full of fries either plain or with onions, chili, and cheese on top.

You will be able to find cold sandwiches here for a light dinner and they serve various types of burgers as well. If it is comfort food that you would like for dinner, check out Cafe Hon's daily specials. They include spaghetti, meat loaf, pork chops, roast beef, turkey, and black beans & rice.

To get to the more serious foods and comfort food offerings, the menu offers a crab cake platter, Four Cheese Lasagna, Chicken Parmesan, and other pastas. The restaurant calls its meat loaf "Much Better than Mom's" so we are talking some serious comfort food here. Fish & Chips is on the menu, and many salad choices also.

This is a good choice for breakfast or brunch / lunch. Prices at this establishment are very reasonable.

No matter what type of cuisine or price range you are looking for, pull out a guide to Baltimore or do some research and chances are that the perfect dining choice for you may be closer than you think.

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