Sugarbees in Charles Center, rasta pasta with chicken, and chicken pot pie are so comforting and good.

Burritos at the Cinco de Mayo Panaderia in Glen Burnie.

Tio G's empanadas in Lexington Market. They're made to order, eat them crispy and fresh.

I love this comment. The overall vibe there is that you and your pets are seen as individuals, and not just numbers.

You'll Never Walk Alone did a great job with my (recently acquired) scared, shut down (yet feisty), elderly rescue cats.

I was dreading the visit, given how tense the cats are. But we were put in a exam room right away, the techs and the vet were really great with them, and the vet bill was lower than I anticipated.

Everyone was very caring and thorough, and no one was put off by the hissing and claws.

Baltimore Rising, on HBO, directed by Sonja Sohn.

Try Mount Vernon Marketplace, Dooby`s, Poets at Hotel Indigo, Ash at Hotel Ulysses, Marie Louise Bistro, Unity Bar and Restaurant, Darker than Blue (reservations required).

One more: EDR Eat Drink Relax (in the old City Cafe space)

Plus Wight Tea Co and Gundalow Gourmet have other delicious treats to check out

You saved her! Look at how content and happy she is, showing her belly. You were so persistent and caring, to go back and check on her. She most likely would have died without you.

And she even has tuxedo toe beans, how delicious!

Aww! What a well loved baby.

What is her rescue story? Where did you find her, what had you take her home?

Congratulations on your graduation!

A little more information would help. Is your price inclusive of utilities? Do you need guaranteed parking for a car? Do you want to live alone, or are you open to roommates? Are you looking for a place that is walkable for bars, restaurants, gyms, shows, etc?

Do you work from home? If you commute, do you need easy public transportation?

Do you have a pet or need a yard?

What are your highest priorities in where you want to live?

Are there any neighborhoods in Baltimore that you're particularly interested in?

For shops in the city center, go to Neighborhoods. It's at the Inner Harbor, 301 Light Street.

There's also lots of little shops with local merchandise in Fells Point, it's a fun wander through that neighborhood.

What's your budget? This is a really good lock https://seatylock.com/products/foldylock-forever

Upstairs at the Ottobar

Dutch Courage in Old Goucher!

I haven't been there, but Mai Dragon in Hanover is supposed to be good dim sum.

I JUST HAD THOSE THIS WEEKEND. Have both! Menu and availability change, so I keep up with it on Insta.

The cute table over the Jones Falls is back by the bike rack / far rear entrance.

For dessert, get the ridiculously rich chocolate chip cookies at Gundalow Gourmet. And don't sleep on the GG prepared meals and soups in their freezer display.

Heritage Kitchen in Whitehall Mill for modern Filipino food. Chef Rey is amazing. I have a hard time choosing what to order because EVERYTHING is so good. Check the hours and menu on Instagram. In warm weather, take your food outside to the single table that's built over the Jones Falls.

Try Graul's Market in Ruxton.

RIP Hoehn's

Street parking is tough in Mount Vernon. 500 Park Ave and 520 Park Ave are both apartment buildings with parking lots/garages for residents. The garage at 15 W Franklin is $145/ month.

🤣🤣 he's gonna get a nickname in the neighborhood

Sammy's Hand Car Wash 922 Cathedral St

North Avenue Mission. They have a Free Market every week.

Kegasus, Lord of the Preakness Infield

Hip Hop Fish and Chicken sells bean pies (and sweet potato cheesecake, banana pudding, carrot cake ...)

Was it ube cheesecake from Heritage Kitchen?