Sep 04 2007

Downtown may Get Melting Pot Restaurant

Published by Glen at 6:01 pm under Downtown,Inner Harbor,Restaurants

Downtown Baltimore may Get Melting Pot RestaurantThe Melting Pot fondue restaurant chain may soon open its 5th Maryland location in downtown Baltimore.? The chain is being pursued for the vacant spot at the bottom of the new Zenith Apartments across from Camden Yards, but nothing has been confirmed yet.

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5 Comments to “Downtown may Get Melting Pot Restaurant”

  1. Hughon 05 Sep 2007 at 12:05 pm

    I’m very dissapointed, I was hoping for something more along the lines of a Pazo or Tapas Teatro. I have eaten at the Melting Pot in Towson once and never been back. I found it to be expensive for what you get and the menu was awkward. With the Hippodrome so close and the Everyman coming soon, I would hope for something better than the Melting Pot.

  2. Glenon 05 Sep 2007 at 9:56 pm

    Agreed. The Melting Pot wouldn’t be at the top of my list. Granted, I have never been to one, which is probably why I wont go to this one – if it does indeed open. I have heard it’s a long, drawn out, expensive, dining experience.

  3. Hughon 06 Sep 2007 at 12:20 pm

    Yes, it really is which would not fit in well with the budding theatre district either. The menu is structured so that you don’t have choices and they force you to order what they have without the customer being able to choose certain combinations. This also defeats the whole concept of fondue dinning.

  4. bwron 16 May 2008 at 8:44 am

    I think a Bill Bateman’s would work great at the Zenith. It would provide a good dinner option from the fun/craziness of Pickles & Sliders. It also would serve UMD well for lunch and late night meals.

  5. Jeffon 18 May 2008 at 2:00 pm

    There was once a Bateman’s at Power Plant Live. I must not have done well, because it closed down a few years ago. Bateman’s hasn’t ventured back into the city since then.

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