Best Nightlife in Bel Air

"Located on W 36th Street in the heart of Hampden, The Food Market is a smartly designed industrial-modern space that focuses on simple, serious comfort food, providing an unparalleled dining experience. Headed up by award-winning Chef Chad Gauss, the restaurant presents value-driven menus for dinner during the week and for brunch over the weekends, focusing on serving sustainable cuisine produced from locally sourced and farm-fresh ingredients. Brunch menus feature delights such as Amish soft pretzels, French toast dippers, red quinoa oatmeal, fried oysters carbonara, avocado and smoked salmon toast, and blueberry pancakes."

"My routine during quarantine has been for every 2-3 dinners that I cook, I grab carryout from one of my favorite spots, and that includes, of course, The Food Market. Their menu has been changing almost daily, but I can always expect to see some of my favorite dishes including the Amish Soft Pretzels, Roasted Beef Short Ribs, and Buffalo Pickles. Chef Chad and the team have also been throwing in some surprises with the occasional dinner special (last week there was a $20 crab cake)."

"I was visiting from out of town recently, and found this fresh and delicious place!. A seafood restaurant with a southern twist!. I had the best whiskey drink..."

"Whether for a boozy lunch or starting a night out, Clavel’s combination of tacos, ceviches, and agave-based cocktails provides the perfect backdrop to catching up with friends. Founded by the person behind treasured Baltimore speakeasy, W.C. Harlan, this family-owned taqueria and mezcaleria takes pride in its Sinaloan heritage, handmade tortillas, and bartenders trained in mezcal distilling."

"The Bygone is a bar and lounge located on the top floor of the Four Seasons Hotel in the Harbor East neighborhood. It’s Instagrammable not only for its 1920’s-style, glitzy decor, but for its beautiful view of the city from its patio and floor-to-ceiling windows. The Bygone also has some strong cocktails with nice presentation, made to be photographed before they’re enjoyed."

"Bygone, located on International Drive in the Harbor East neighborhood, offers an eclectic mix of old Baltimore with a modern edge. It is an American gastro bistro that blends hip,..."

"House food hall in Remington, Baltimore|© Little Baby's Ice Cream. Little Baby’s Ice Cream is a Philadelphia company at Remington’s popular R. House food hall and specializes in locally sourced Philadelphia-style and non-dairy ice creams."

"Chef David Thomas’ eyes brighten when he talks about the black culinary experience. “We’re ushering in a new era of Southern cuisine and going back to our roots,” he told The Sun in 2017. That passion comes through with each thoughtful, flavorful bite at Ida B’s Table."

"One of the most famous restaurants in Baltimore, Ida B's table is an acclaimed soul food restaurant with a hearty brunch. Grab a table at the prime location near the Baltimore wate..."

"Located in historic Canton, this genial place offers a rotating selection of beers to provide variety for the regulars, who can join a beer club, which currently counts over 400 members. The quintessential high-quality dive bar, Mahaffey’s Pub offers moderately priced beer and delicious pub fare, as well as a modernized jukebox. Aside from the daily rotation of taps, it also boasts a large selection of import and micro bottles and a cask-conditioned beer on the hand pump."

"Mahaffey’s Pub is one of Baltimore’s singles bars that is more than just a hookup spot. This place is always having some kind of event that makes your experience different from the last. Like most bars, you’ll find sandwiches, burgers, chicken sandwiches, and light snacks."

"When the weather warms up, the sidewalk tables fill up at City Cafe in Mount Vernon. It's a great place to hang out with friends -- it's especially popular at weekend brunch. We like how the staff always treats sidewalk diners like first-class citizens, instead of an afterthought."

"Diners on the outdoor patio at Stone Mill Bakery & Cafe enjoy the sylvan setting at Green Spring Station in Luthervile. Stone Mill Bakery & Cafe, 10751 Falls Road, 410-821-1358, stonemillbakery.com(Elizabeth Malby, Baltimore Sun)"

"If you're only in need for some caffeine or a quick bite, go to Woodberry's partner shop, Artifact Coffee (they serve Counter Culture). Drive farther south and head to 36th Street in Hampden, which locals call "The Avenue," a rowhouse-lined street reminiscent of Hairspray. 36th Street is lined with stores (Ma Petite Shoe, Atomic Books, and doubledutch) and restaurants (Holy Frijoles, Alchemy, Golden West Café) you'll want to visit. Each June, the neighborhood is the site of the HonFest, a festival celebrating "Bawlmer" culture (think beehive haircuts here and strong accents), and each December, the 34th Street block puts up the brightest light display in the city (pictured below)."

"Tucked away in an old mill, Artifact Coffee is the perfect place to sit and relax with a latte, settle in for weekend brunch, or even grab something quickly for the road. It’s beautifully designed and curated – something like rustic farmhouse chic – with local goods and art, all under the warm, inviting glow of indoor cafe lights. Using Counter Culture beans as their base, all of the coffee and espresso drinks at this little third wave coffee shop are always on point."

"I like pretty much every coffee I've tried on the menu and sometimes love to mix it up with some of their seasonal offerings and drinks. On the food side, I literally have not gone wrong yet; love the biscuits with their house hot sauce, too! The atmosphere in this place just puts you in a good mood, and the staff is beyond excellent."

"Reservations were right on time and the server took our order quickly and accurately. His recommendation was delicious and the food... (410) 685-1859Order online"

"Pizza Studio offers personalized pizza boxes that are ideal for your carryout experience. While the packaging is perfect, you have to order wisely to ensure the thin crust’s safety. Make sure that you go light on sauce to save your crust from getting soggy."

"Head down to this historic building in Harbor East and get a slice of the signature thin crust dough. Whether you want individual slices or a large 14-inch pie, give this shop a try. I mean, where else are you going to find a “Tennessee honey chicken” pizza?"