Food&Drink


The prolific Atlas Restaurant Group soon will open Max- imón inside the Four Seasons Baltimore. The restaurant will explore Latin American cuisine and culture through its cocktails, cuisine, private tequila tasting room, a stage for Latin American performances, Spanish-style court- yard, fountains and outdoor bar.


Also led by Atlas Restaurant Group, The Choptank will be opening soon, a Maryland crab house and seafood restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating, an outdoor bar, live entertainment and a recreational area.


Fell’s Point’s Broadway Market, the city’s oldest existing market building at more than 230 years old, unveiled a $3 million redevelopment of its north shed in early 2019, with its south shed slated for a late summer opening.


True Chesapeake Oyster House is coming to Hampden’s Whitehall Mill development. The 5,000-square foot space will be “refined but casual,” featuring local seafood.


Baltimore became the proud home of the first ever pur- pose-built Guinness brewery on American soil when the Guinness Open Gate Brewery and Barrel House opened in August. The brewery is the first Guinness presence in the U.S. since the 1950s.


Housed in a former Sears-Roebuck department store, Union Collective is anchored by Union Craft Brewing and 10 other vendors, including two that can provide food for events (Old Bay Caramel ice cream from The Charmery). The taproom can hold up to 400 guests, and there’s a stage for live music, a private space, and a glass wall overlooking the brewing equipment. An outdoor beer gar- den offers room for lawn games, as well.


Sagamore Spirit Distillery is a waterfront whiskey distill- ery that offers private events such as tastings and tours, but also sunset cruises, group bottling and cocktail les- sons. The distillery’s two indoor tasting rooms and a sce- nic outdoor tasting patio create a sophisticated, modern event setting for whiskey lovers.


Located in the historic Power Plant Building in the Inner Harbor, Hard Rock Cafe Baltimore sits between the world- renowned National Aquarium and Harbor East, within walking distance to the Baltimore Convention Center, Ori- ole Park at Camden Yards, and M&T Bank Stadium. From its wraparound bar to patio tables, every seat is the best seat in the house at Hard Rock Cafe Baltimore. Groups will be immersed in music history with authentic memorabilia from top musical legends while enjoying classic American cuisine and signature cocktails. They even offer custom menus based on group size.


6­ 2 September­z October­2019 Union Collective Brewery; photo courtesy: Visit Baltimore; credit: Jason Varney Guinness Open Gate Brewery; photo courtesy: Visit Baltimore


Sagamore Pendry Baltimore incorporates the city’s great history and has become


an enticement for meeting and incentive programs as well as a fashionable spot for galas, banquets and special events since being restored to its former glory.


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