Comments:
chrism on February 21st, 2008 at 11:24 pm #
Hey - thanks for pointing out a good place for to find prostitutes. I’ll make a mental note of that! Joking of course. Camden Pub too far?
Jeff on February 22nd, 2008 at 6:38 pm #
I think Patrick’s of Pratt St. is technically in Pigtown. It’s right across from the B&O Railroad Museum and is actually the oldest Irish Pub in the United States. I’ve always heard good reviews, but haven’t been yet. Can anyone else comment on Patrick’s?
http://www.patricksofpratt.com/
celina on February 22nd, 2008 at 8:38 pm #
For a really great brunch, heck, breakfast, lunch, or dinner, try Shahrazad’s on Washington Blvd (7th block). And, for a great cup of coffee and muffin/lightfare, try Evelyn’s on Washington Blvd (7th block).
21230 on February 26th, 2008 at 4:31 pm #
While not really in Pigtown Quigley’s Half Irish Pub on the corner of Portland and Emory in Ridgely’s Delight is pretty decent. Slider’s on Washington Blvd accross from Camden Yards is also a cool place.. they’ve pretty good food.
jeremyc on February 26th, 2008 at 5:56 pm #
Nedworrd - I live right by Bob’s but haven’t had the guts to go in yet. Patrick’s is nice. Good atmosphere, but it is kind of small and they close early. Food is great but moderately expensive. Other than that, I usually end up at Federal Hill as well. Maybe that will change eventually…
carolott on February 27th, 2008 at 5:10 pm #
Yes, please do come by Evelyn’s (I own it) — it’s a nice place to meet your neighbors. If you want to hang out in a bar, try Carroll Station in the 1400 block of Washington Boulevard. New owners, super nice, and good food/drinks. For the best cheesesteak sub, try Carl’s Little House at the corner of Ostend & Hamburg. Nick’s in the 800 block of Washington Boulevard has a really good fried fish sub and rotisserie chicken.
Patrick’s and Quigley’s are great, and Bobby’s on S. Paca is nice if you like jazz. I think he usually has a jazz band on Fridays.
For pizza, call Zella’s in Hollins Market (they deliver to our neighborhood) or walk up there. They also serve beer & wine. Really nice owners, and their pizza is excellent. There’s a new Vietnamese restaurant close to Zella’s, but I haven’t tried it yet.
Welcome to the neighborhood!