1809 Aliceanna Street guidebook
Neighborhoods
This is our local neighborhood - the house is right in the heart of Fell's Point. It's known for the live music, waterfront views, as well as its many pubs and taverns.
In this neighborhood, you'll have local ice cream shops to old saloons, and boutiques.
You can wander the cobblestone streets, walk along the water, and even check out the farmers market on Saturdays. The famous historic Sagamore Pendry hotel is right around the corner from 1809, as well. It is worth a visit.
The area also holds many festivals and activities throughout the year, so definitely check those out depending on when you're here.
Some of the best places to eat, drink, explore: Thames Street Oyster House, Barcocina for the patio, Ale Mary's (our neighborhood Tavern), Penny Black bar, Liquid Earth (vegan cafe), Nanami for sushi, Johnny Rad's for an easy pizza dinner, Kippo Ramen, The Bygone (rooftop bar at the Four Seasons hotel). There is a lot more to enjoy throughout the city's different neighborhoods. Check out this guide for more.
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Fells Point
This is our local neighborhood - the house is right in the heart of Fell's Point. It's known for the live music, waterfront views, as well as its many pubs and taverns.
In this neighborhood, you'll have local ice cream shops to old saloons, and boutiques.
You can wander the cobblestone streets, walk along the water, and even check out the farmers market on Saturdays. The famous historic Sagamore Pendry hotel is right around the corner from 1809, as well. It is worth a visit.
The area also holds many festivals and activities throughout the year, so definitely check those out depending on when you're here.
Some of the best places to eat, drink, explore: Thames Street Oyster House, Barcocina for the patio, Ale Mary's (our neighborhood Tavern), Penny Black bar, Liquid Earth (vegan cafe), Nanami for sushi, Johnny Rad's for an easy pizza dinner, Kippo Ramen, The Bygone (rooftop bar at the Four Seasons hotel). There is a lot more to enjoy throughout the city's different neighborhoods. Check out this guide for more.
Canton and Brewers Hill are both local favorite neighborhoods, about 12 and 25 minute walk respectively (and very easy uber/lyft rides).
You'll find Patterson Park (a large green space in the middle of the city, with ponds, picnic tables, benches, so forth), and the Canton Waterfront Park for more harbor views.
These 2 neighborhoods have some of my favorite restaurants: Pho Bac for vietnamese, Ni Hao for chinese, Gunther and Co. for delicious "modern american", Of Love & Regrets for great cocktails, and Annabel Lee Tavern (an Edgar Allen Poe themed comfort food).
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Canton
Canton and Brewers Hill are both local favorite neighborhoods, about 12 and 25 minute walk respectively (and very easy uber/lyft rides).
You'll find Patterson Park (a large green space in the middle of the city, with ponds, picnic tables, benches, so forth), and the Canton Waterfront Park for more harbor views.
These 2 neighborhoods have some of my favorite restaurants: Pho Bac for vietnamese, Ni Hao for chinese, Gunther and Co. for delicious "modern american", Of Love & Regrets for great cocktails, and Annabel Lee Tavern (an Edgar Allen Poe themed comfort food).
This is in North Baltimore and is the heart of the artsy crowd with specialty shops, pubs, bars, breweries. This neighborhood is full of character - the main drag of 36th Street (worth it to just wander up and down!) is home to many street festivals down the Avenue.
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Hampden
This is in North Baltimore and is the heart of the artsy crowd with specialty shops, pubs, bars, breweries. This neighborhood is full of character - the main drag of 36th Street (worth it to just wander up and down!) is home to many street festivals down the Avenue.
By walking along the water from 1809, you'll end up in the Inner Harbor and Harbor East neighborhoods (about 15 minutes, but even quicker if you take the main street).
Inner Harbor is the place for sightseeing where you have: Maryland Science Center with a planetarium and observatory, and the National Aquarium. The Top of the World Observation Level offers beautiful views of the city - you'll also see a collection of historic warships is docked below. Power Plant Live! is a complex of bars, eateries and music venues in a former power station.
Harbor East has several high-end shops and local boutiques, upscale restaurants like Charleston, and several hotels including the Four Seasons Baltimore, which has one of the city’s best rooftop bars.
History buffs will want to check out the Baltimore Civil War Museum at President Street Station, which is the oldest railroad station in an urban environment. The museum explores the city's role in the Civil War and its connections to the Underground Railroad.
Nearby is Harbor Point, which is currently being developed into 27 acres of mixed-use space including waterfront parks. The Sandlot is a summertime "beach" with volleyball.
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Inner Harbor
By walking along the water from 1809, you'll end up in the Inner Harbor and Harbor East neighborhoods (about 15 minutes, but even quicker if you take the main street).
Inner Harbor is the place for sightseeing where you have: Maryland Science Center with a planetarium and observatory, and the National Aquarium. The Top of the World Observation Level offers beautiful views of the city - you'll also see a collection of historic warships is docked below. Power Plant Live! is a complex of bars, eateries and music venues in a former power station.
Harbor East has several high-end shops and local boutiques, upscale restaurants like Charleston, and several hotels including the Four Seasons Baltimore, which has one of the city’s best rooftop bars.
History buffs will want to check out the Baltimore Civil War Museum at President Street Station, which is the oldest railroad station in an urban environment. The museum explores the city's role in the Civil War and its connections to the Underground Railroad.
Nearby is Harbor Point, which is currently being developed into 27 acres of mixed-use space including waterfront parks. The Sandlot is a summertime "beach" with volleyball.
Federal Hill is home to my favorite park in the city - it's got fantastic views of the Baltimore Inner Harbor and the neighborhood has a lot of creative eateries (lots of sushi, Japanese, thai, Middle Eastern spots!) and shops to check out.
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Federal Hill Park
300 Warren AveFederal Hill is home to my favorite park in the city - it's got fantastic views of the Baltimore Inner Harbor and the neighborhood has a lot of creative eateries (lots of sushi, Japanese, thai, Middle Eastern spots!) and shops to check out.
Food scene
Great for coffee, lunch, and pastries! Beautiful patio right along the water, too.
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Pitango Bakery + Cafe
903 S Ann StGreat for coffee, lunch, and pastries! Beautiful patio right along the water, too.
Quick and easy asian fusion, usually take out is the best option.
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Ekiben
1622 Eastern AveQuick and easy asian fusion, usually take out is the best option.
Lucky Buns
918 1/2 South Wolfe StreetBurgers, really great fried chicken sandwiches! Right around the corner from the house.
The classic historic hotel is great for wandering through, but also has two great bars: 1) downstairs in the lobby & restaurant area and 2) upstairs, a creative low-key, off the radar whisky bar.
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Sagamore Pendry Baltimore
1715 Thames StThe classic historic hotel is great for wandering through, but also has two great bars: 1) downstairs in the lobby & restaurant area and 2) upstairs, a creative low-key, off the radar whisky bar.
Cocktail bar - some of the best and creative drinks in the neighborhood. Low key vibes mid-week and get's a little loud with great old school tunes on the weekends. Pick your vibe.
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Rye
1639 Thames StCocktail bar - some of the best and creative drinks in the neighborhood. Low key vibes mid-week and get's a little loud with great old school tunes on the weekends. Pick your vibe.
A favorite: good for a nice night out, tapas/Basque style food, really delicious. About a 15 minute drive, near the Hampden neighborhood.
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La Cuchara
3600 Clipper Mill RdA favorite: good for a nice night out, tapas/Basque style food, really delicious. About a 15 minute drive, near the Hampden neighborhood.
Another local favorite: latin and peruvian food, great drinks and ambience, the space is full of large indoor plants, and the service is awesome. This is in the Charles Village neighborhood. Nearby you'll find 2 great cocktail bars (Dutch Courage and W.C Harlan). About 12 minute drive.
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Alma Cocina Latina
1701 North Charles StreetAnother local favorite: latin and peruvian food, great drinks and ambience, the space is full of large indoor plants, and the service is awesome. This is in the Charles Village neighborhood. Nearby you'll find 2 great cocktail bars (Dutch Courage and W.C Harlan). About 12 minute drive.
Modern American food in the Canton and Brewer's Hill area. Close to the Canton Waterfront Park.
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Gunther & Co.
3650 Toone StModern American food in the Canton and Brewer's Hill area. Close to the Canton Waterfront Park.
Pierpoint Restaurant
1822 Aliceanna StreetRight across the street, nested in a cozy little townhouse.
Delicious pizza and small italian bites - recommend making a reservation! It is a cozy space with great food (indoor and outdoor patio are both nice). Easy 10 minute walk towards Canton.
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Verde Pizza Baltimore
641 S Montford AveDelicious pizza and small italian bites - recommend making a reservation! It is a cozy space with great food (indoor and outdoor patio are both nice). Easy 10 minute walk towards Canton.
Lots of food options inside this spot - quick walk from the house!
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Broadway Market station
Lots of food options inside this spot - quick walk from the house!
Sagamore Spirit distillery offers tours and interactive exhibits that highlight Maryland’s history of rye whiskey production.
The massive waterfront complex shows how whiskey is made, showcasing the fermenters, bottling process and 40-foot tall mirrored copper whiskey still.
20 minute drive or a hope over the Harbor on the Water Taxi.
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Sagamore Spirit Distillery
301 E Cromwell StSagamore Spirit distillery offers tours and interactive exhibits that highlight Maryland’s history of rye whiskey production.
The massive waterfront complex shows how whiskey is made, showcasing the fermenters, bottling process and 40-foot tall mirrored copper whiskey still.
20 minute drive or a hope over the Harbor on the Water Taxi.
Chiapparelli's, La Scala are my two regular spots in this neighborhood. Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Shop is also a must. Elk Room is a 1920s-style speakeasy in the neighborhood, as well.
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Little Italy
Chiapparelli's, La Scala are my two regular spots in this neighborhood. Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Shop is also a must. Elk Room is a 1920s-style speakeasy in the neighborhood, as well.
This brewery/restaurant is a 10 minute drive in the Mount Vernon neighborhood. This is around the corner from Owl Bar, another place worth checking out. The Mount Vernon Place is the central outdoor space nearby (great for sitting, exploring, etc.).
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Brewer's Art
1106 N Charles StThis brewery/restaurant is a 10 minute drive in the Mount Vernon neighborhood. This is around the corner from Owl Bar, another place worth checking out. The Mount Vernon Place is the central outdoor space nearby (great for sitting, exploring, etc.).
8 minute walk, 3 minute drive (Harbor East neighborhood).
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Whole Foods Market
711 S Central Ave8 minute walk, 3 minute drive (Harbor East neighborhood).
10 minute walk, easy 3 minute drive (in the Canton neighborhood).
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Safeway
2610 Boston St10 minute walk, easy 3 minute drive (in the Canton neighborhood).
Sightseeing
Federal Hill Park
300 Warren AveCanton Waterfront Park
3001 Boston StTry the best crab cakes you'll ever have at Faidley's. The market is a great place to wander through and explore. It's also a great place to pick up fresh fish.
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Lexington Market
112 W Lexington StTry the best crab cakes you'll ever have at Faidley's. The market is a great place to wander through and explore. It's also a great place to pick up fresh fish.
This will take you across and back from various spotting points on the Harbor. The fee is around $2-3, but the better secret is the: the Harbor connector (free! less spotting points than the water taxi, but some overlap and you'll still be able to enjoy a ride on the water and see new areas).
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Baltimore Water Taxi
901 S BroadwayThis will take you across and back from various spotting points on the Harbor. The fee is around $2-3, but the better secret is the: the Harbor connector (free! less spotting points than the water taxi, but some overlap and you'll still be able to enjoy a ride on the water and see new areas).
This is a free and easy way to get across and back on the waterfront - it connects 6 piers - link for more information is here: https://transportation.baltimorecity.gov/harborconnector.
Harbor Connector
901 South BroadwayThis is a free and easy way to get across and back on the waterfront - it connects 6 piers - link for more information is here: https://transportation.baltimorecity.gov/harborconnector.
The central plaza in Baltimore’s cultural center, Mount Vernon Place is home to the Washington Monument. Climb the 227 marble steps to be rewarded with a stunning view of the neighborhood’s elegant 19th and 20th century rowhomes built in Beaux Arts, Greek Revival and Italianate styles.
The square also makes a good launching point for exploring the Mount Vernon neighborhood, which contains many architectural marvels: a Norman-Gothic church, the Palazzo-style Walters Art Museum and the George Peabody Library. In the summer, the surrounding parks hold outdoor events for the whole family to enjoy.
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Mount Vernon
The central plaza in Baltimore’s cultural center, Mount Vernon Place is home to the Washington Monument. Climb the 227 marble steps to be rewarded with a stunning view of the neighborhood’s elegant 19th and 20th century rowhomes built in Beaux Arts, Greek Revival and Italianate styles.
The square also makes a good launching point for exploring the Mount Vernon neighborhood, which contains many architectural marvels: a Norman-Gothic church, the Palazzo-style Walters Art Museum and the George Peabody Library. In the summer, the surrounding parks hold outdoor events for the whole family to enjoy.
Musée d'Art de Baltimore
10 Art Museum DrWalters Art Museum
600 N Charles StIncredibly beautiful and worth checking out - free and open to the public.
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Bibliothèque George Peabody
17 E Mt Vernon PlIncredibly beautiful and worth checking out - free and open to the public.
Maison et musée Edgar Allan Poe
203 N Amity StThis huge column was designed by the same architect that designed the Washington Monument in Washington. The monument stands at 178 foot tall and can be climbed by walking up the 227 steps to the top.
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Washington Monument
This huge column was designed by the same architect that designed the Washington Monument in Washington. The monument stands at 178 foot tall and can be climbed by walking up the 227 steps to the top.
Lots of live music at this outdoor venue, right on the Harbor!
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MECU Pavilion
731 Eastern AveLots of live music at this outdoor venue, right on the Harbor!