Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Columbia

"The gist: A few years back, Steve Chu and Ephram Abebe began selling steamed bun sandwiches, rice bowls, and out-of-the-box side dishes from a hot dog cart at the Fells Point Farmers’ Market. Now, they’ve got two brick-and-mortar spots and we couldn’t be happier.The food: Asian-influenced dishes with unabashedly fun twists, including giant and pillowy steamed buns. Thai chicken meatballs, the Neighborhood Bird, and tempura broccoli have become staples in the Baltimore vocabulary, thanks to these enterprising guys."

"Maybe it’s not for everyone, but they have a great and unique taste. The steamed buns are... (410) 558-1914Order online"

"Located in Canton, Holy Crepe Bakery & Cafe is a family-owned bakery and cafe. Inside of this Canton row home are desserts are baked and made fresh on a daily basis, crepes with unique fillings and, of course, great coffee. One of Holy Crepe’s specialty items is the Charm City Crepe, which is stuffed with jumbo lump crab filling and topped with cream sauce."

"It’s not difficult to find a proper pint in Fell’s Point, the undisputed bar capital of Baltimore. But it’s only at Ale Mary’s that you’re going to find that pint decked out in angel wings and a glowing halo. Operating in the cheeky (and somewhat controversial) realm between reverence and revelry, the neighborhood pub is draped in religious iconography, like old Catholic school photos, holy-water fonts filled with peppermint pinwheels and a behind-the-bar monstrance modified with the iconic National Bohemian mascot."

"Bloody Marys were born in the 1920s when Fernand Petiot, a bartender at Harry’s New York Bar in Paris, mixed equal parts tomato juice and vodka to give some flavor to the spirit. As the drink was perfected, Tabasco and other fixings were added. Years later, at the St. Regis Hotel in actual New York, the drink was renamed “The Red Snapper."

"At the southwest corner of the Inner Harbor is the modern Maryland Science Center, with a planetarium. The scientific displays that fill its three floors are geared primarily to engage young visitors, but the museum will also interest adults as they explore physics, space travel, and other subjects. Full size dinosaurs roam through the Dinosaur Mysteries exhibit, where kids can be paleontologists in the dig pits, field lab, and excavation sites."

"The Maryland Science Center is a fun place to explore for the whole family. There are exhibits about all kinds of different science subjects spread out over the three floors of the museum. The Davis Planetarium features different shows and displays and you can visit the rooftop observatory to explore the night sky for yourself."

"The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum is the first black history wax museum in the country. This museum not only gives you a glimpse into the history of African Americans, but it has displays of influential people who were important in the movement of equal rights, down to the times of slavery and what slaves had to endure. This museum is not only enlightening, but it is heart-wrenching to see the figures depict such accurate events."

"Featuring the wax figures of prominent African Americans, this museum has over a hundred sculptures and exhibits. It preserves black history in a creative yet educational way that the entire family can enjoy."

"it tells black people about their history that they dont teach at schoolit goes beyond that and tells us more about it"

"Before the eat-a-thon or if it starts to downpour or broil, do something fun that invites conversation!. Those with a quirky personality, love of trivia and history will be amazed at the weird and exotic exhibits. While not totally about Baltimore, some locally themed items give this museum (a franchise) a unique feeling."

"Ripley’s Believe It or Not’s Odditorium includes 10 galleries. Don’t miss the Marvelous Mirror Maze, 2,000 square feet of endless passages. Also onsite is Ripley’s 4D moving Theater, which offers a movie-going experience complete with digital effects, motion seats and 4-D real effects."

"With Maryland locations in the Inner Harbor and Ocean City, this place is off the hook. It is really very funny and quirky and everything you would expect it to be. It is also super fun and would make a great filler activity if you are hanging out in Baltimore."