Archive for November, 2009

Amuse Bouche: Miss Shirley’s on the Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD

19th November
2009
written by spd
(img: Miss Shirley's)

(img: Miss Shirley's)

Miss Shirley’s is a micro-chain in the B-more area that is a local Brunch-time favorite.  Open every day until 3pm and serving mostly Southern-inspired, seafood-centric cuisine, I found it so satisfying that I dined there two mornings in a row!  Order the Benne Seed Chicken ‘N Waffles (Benne Seed Fried Boneless Breast of Chicken Pieces & Honey-Mustard Aioli on White Cheddar-Green Onion Waffles with Peppadew-Jalapeno Butter) or the Crab & Fried Green Tomato Eggs Benedict (Poached Eggs, Jumbo Lump Crab Meat & Corn Hash with Roasted Red Pepper Hollandaise Sauce.)  Their signature Bloody Mary is one of the best I’ve had, with a half-dozen skewered, pickled vegetables resting on top of the Old-Bay dusted rim.

Miss Shirley’s. 750 E. Pratt Street, Baltimore. ph.(410) 528-5373

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Wanderlust: Fell’s Point at Dusk. Baltimore, MD

2nd November
2009
written by spd
(img: Sean Patrick Doyle)

(img: Sean Patrick Doyle)

(img: Sean Patrick Doyle)

(img: Sean Patrick Doyle)

During our two weeks in Baltimore, I spent quite a few evenings wandering the cobbled streets of historic Fells Point, first inhabited in 1670.  It has the same charm as Georgetown or Old Town Alexandria — and an endless array or quirky shops, coffee houses and restaurants.

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