Cheap Places to Eat in Bel Air

"Ekiben entices Baltimoreans with unique dishes that fuse flavors from Ethiopia, Taiwan, Thailand, and India. As of early July, both locations (Fells Point and Hampden) were sticking to takeout only. The tempura broccoli, the tofu brah with spicy peanut sauce, and Taiwanese curry fried chicken are all customer favorites."

"We couldn’t have a best asian food in Baltimore roundup without listing Ekiben. With two locations in Charm City, they’re famous for their steamed buns and rice bowls. The Neighborhood Bird’s a local treasure."

"If you need a lot of bang for your buck Matthews Pizza is the place for you. Consistently voted the best pizza in Baltimore, this neighborhood joint has been open for 76 years this November and has recipes that have lasted almost as long. If the ideally priced and amazingly delicious pizza isn’t enough to keep you coming back for more, the staff always treats you like family and will remember you each time you come back (and you’ll be coming back a lot)."

"You may have seen this place on The Baltimore Sun’s 2016 “50 Best Restaurants in the U.S.”. Come marvel at the perfect pizza with toppings like green stuffed olives, shrimp, broccoli florets, and flax seeds."

"Joe Squared serves square pizzas (do not worry: they're not over-hyped like the squagel). Iggies, my personal favorite, makes a pizza topped with pistachios, mozzarella, Parmesan, roasted red onion, and rosemary oil, and they also sell frozen pizzas (stock up on these if you're staying somewhere with a sparsely-equipped kitchen)."

"Claim to fame: Fried meat ravioli, bacon and clam pizza, flag pizza. Don’t be a square, go try this bomb four-cornered pie. The dough, made with imported Italian yeast, is likely to satisfy the most persnickety pizza eaters, and the array of toppings seems endless."

"This entry is definitely for food lovers who are in the mood for something unusual. Come in to get a meal. Stay for the art shows and live musical performances."

"Quarantine takeout is all about comfort for the soul, so look no further than the Little Italy mainstay Joe Benny’s. They’re still slingin’ focaccia pizzas from the meatball window, but this time those ‘za’s are half-baked so you can enjoy from the comfort of your home after 10 minutes in a 400-degree oven. No order is complete without the Best Balls on the Block, but their best seller – the Bocce Focaccia – is also topped with those meatballs along with homemade sausage, crispy pepperoni, and salami."

"With Little Italy just down the street from Harbor Point, it can be a challenge to sift through all the Italian-themed eateries in the area. Luckily for you, we’re here to tell you that Joe Benny’s has it all. Casual, affordable, trendy, and tasty, this restaurant proffers everything Italian."

"In The restaurant industry many make claims but only few back it up. This crown jewel of Baltimore's little Italy far exceeded the declaration of being... (443) 835-4866Order online"

"Giovanni's marries local favorite flavors with an Italian home-style menu. A deep green, grassy olive oil is set on the table for dipping: very authentic. Seafood bisque has a delicate shrimp and lobster base, with Old Bay and lots of fresh seafood."

"This compact spot specializes in pizza with nearly a decade of experience. You might even find a gem of a saving on their daily specials."

"The Cazbar, established in 2006, is the first and only Turkish restaurant in all of Baltimore. The food, atmosphere and entertainment feature an authentic Turkish style and the res..."

"If you’re looking for a simpler pizza parlor for the family, this destination is ideal. A little out of the way, you can treat yourself to homemade dough and hand-tossed pies."

"One of the many things that's unique to Baltimore is pit beef. And one of the few places that does it well, along with other meats, is Chaps Pit Beef. Located in an eyebrow raising strip mall on Pulaski highway, this little dive is all character."

"This is the go-to stop for pit beef, Baltimore's take on barbecue – thinly sliced top round grilled over charcoal. Park and follow your nose to smoky mouthwatering goodness, and get that beef like a local: shaved..."

"Baltimore may be known for its crabs, but Chaps is def a pride and joy of the city. There’s not much else to say about it. If you like meat, you should probably go."

"Finally, over in the Canton Industrial Area, check out Chick-fil-A, which has earned four stars out of 46 reviews on Yelp. You can find the fast-food spot at 3809 Boston St. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Very friendly and my food and sauces are always correct in the bag. This is a very busy location and the lines move very fast. The young lady at the wind..."

"Located in the Harbor East section of Baltimore, Teavolve Café & Lounge is a lively neighborhood café that serves over 30 varieties of loose leaf teas and a range of coffee and coffee-based beverages using locally roasted beans as well as house-made sangria and a selection of tasty light meals. Boasting a casual, laidback ambiance and contemporary décor, the quirky cafe serves a delightful menu of hearty and healthy fare such as breakfast sandwiches, omelets, eggs Benedict, Belgian waffles and buttermilk pancakes, French toast, fresh bagels with various toppings, and savory crepes. 1401 Aliceanna St, Baltimore, MD 21231, Phone: 410-522-1907"

"Named a favorite neighborhood café for more than a decade, Teavolve provides flavorful creations that stray way beyond its more-than 30 loose-leaf tea selection. The Harbor East restaurant is recognized for its innovation found both on the food menus and the drink menu, noticeable in staples like the Dirty Red Dress—a red velvet latte with espresso—and the breakfast crêpe. There are also dozens of plant-based options for vegetarian and vegan diners too, available inside, on the patio or for takeout."

"This cozy cafe welcomes performers, both local and national, to perform on Saturday nights. On Mondays, open mic night allows amateurs to test their talents."

"The New Wyman Park Restaurant, a diner and traditional American and breakfast/brunch spot in Charles Village, is another go-to, with four stars out of 53 Yelp reviews."

"As much as I love my local favorite coffee shops, finding a hidden gem in #MyBmore is one of my favorite things to do. The search for the “Diamond in the Rough” has been my m.o. ever since I first saw Aladdin : )."