Nestled in the vibrant Brewers Hill neighborhood of Baltimore, Gunther & Co. stands as a beacon of culinary excellence within the historic Gunther Boiler Building. Stepping inside, you’re immediately immersed in the restaurant’s industrial chic vibes that seamlessly intertwine with the rich history of the former Gunther Brewing Co. At its core, Gunther & Co. is more than a dining destination; it’s a commitment to the integrity of ingredients, people, and community. This ethos resonates throughout the space, where every corner tells a story. Whether you find solace in the den off the bar, bask in the open air on the spacious patio, or opt for the elevated experience on the mezzanine overlooking a 16-foot living wall and the main dining area, Gunther & Co. has curated unique spaces tailored to your preference....
The historic Gunther Boiler Building provides a distinctive backdrop for the restaurant’s culinary journey. With a nod to Modern American cuisine that’s globally influenced and locally spun, Gunther & Co. invites you to embark on a gastronomic adventure. The menu, thoughtfully created with meticulous attention and pride in preparation, reflects a commitment to quality and innovation.
Whether you’re planning a casual evening out, a special occasion celebration, or just an impromptu drink after work, Gunther & Co. welcomes you. The diverse offerings cater to a spectrum of tastes and occasions. The den exudes a cozy, intimate atmosphere; the patio offers a breath of fresh air amidst water and fire features; and the mezzanine provides a bird’s-eye view of the culinary artistry below.
As you delve into the culinary delights on offer, you’ll sense the passion and dedication that go into each dish and cocktail. Gunther & Co. not only provides a dining experience but crafts an environment where every guest feels a sense of belonging. Join the community that gathers around the table at Gunther & Co., where history, modernity, and exceptional hospitality converge for an unforgettable experience.
Little Donna’s, the culinary gem curated by Chef Robbie, embodies the values of hard work, honesty, and caring for others through the comfort of a home-cooked meal. The restaurant boasts a unique menu, featuring a diverse range of dishes from pierogi to pizza ‘pies’ and Baltimore’s original Ostrowski’s sausages. Every item on the menu is a tribute to the enduring legacy of love, dedication, and the joy of sharing a homemade meal.
Cooking is an integral part of Chef Robbie’s journey at Little Donna’s, paying homage...
to the culinary legacy shaped by his grandmother, Little Donna. Together, they crafted pierogi, with Robbie’s patience and nimble hands earning him the role of her trusted helper.
Little Donna, a culinary force standing at 4 1/2 feet tall, turned their home into a bustling kitchen. From sunrise to midnight, she tirelessly cooked soup, bread, and pie, treating their house like a real-life commercial kitchen. Little Donna’s dedication and generosity became a lasting source of inspiration for Robbie, and the foundation for this neighborhood gem.
Located in Fells Point, Peter’s Inn has stood as a culinary cornerstone for nearly 30 years. Committed to local sourcing and staffing, owners Bud and Karin Tiffany, who acquired the establishment the day after their 1995 wedding, have been the driving force behind its success. Karin, the chef, and Bud, the hands-on “”execution guy,”” shape the restaurant’s enduring legacy....
With roots tracing back to 1833 and the building erected in 1850, Peter’s Inn has a rich history, transitioning through multiple family generations before becoming what it is today in 1977.
An icon of Peter’s Inn is its legendary garlic bread, a symbol of culinary excellence. The weekly-changing menu reflects a commitment to quality, offering a dynamic and diverse dining experience.
Consistently ranked as one of Baltimore’s best restaurants, Peter’s Inn is not just a dining destination; it’s a testament to culinary excellence and a cherished part of the city’s vibrant gastronomic scene. Reservations are strongly recommended, and the weekly evolving menu ensures a culinary adventure, making each dining experience a unique journey at Peter’s Inn.
Get ready to loosen your belt and satisfy your taste buds with some of the best comfort food in Baltimore. The Food Market, located in the quirky neighborhood of Hampden, is a foodie’s paradise.First up on our list of must-tries are the French Onion Rings. These crispy, golden rings are so good, they’ll make you forget all about those boring regular onion rings....
But wait, there’s more! The Food Market’s 1-pound crab cake is a seafood masterpiece that’ll have you feeling like a king (or queen) of the sea. And the crab spaghetti? Well, let’s just say it’s so delicious, you’ll want to take a bath in it.
But it’s not just the food that makes The Food Market so special. It’s the elevated comfort food experience, with cozy decor and friendly staff that’ll make you feel like you’re dining in your own home (if your home had really, really good food).
And let’s not forget about the neighborhood. Hampden is a quirky and charming area with unique shops and plenty of character. It’s the perfect backdrop for a meal that’ll leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside.
