Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Bel Air Area

"By now, the historic Lexington Market has already been awake and open for three hours and that means — it’s time to get going!. Established in 1782, this historic marketplace is as old as America itself. Start your day with a sugar rush and make your way over to Buttercup Bakery, a Baltimore favorite and must-visit featuring unforgettable cakes, pies nutrolls, and glazed doughnuts. Trust us when we say the build-up to this Buttercup is no letdown!"

"236-year-old Lexington Market houses more than 100 vendors selling everything from seafood to corned beef and fried chicken. Feast on Maryland-style crab cakes at Faidley’s Seafood or a box of fried chicken and waffles from Connie’s Chicken and Waffles. Save room for the cake-like cookies topped with a thick slab of fudge at Berger’s Bakery."

"400 W Lexington StCurrently undergoing major renovations, Historic Lexington Market is a taste of Baltimore you can’t find anywhere else. It’s local people making local food, incorporating local favorites with flavors from all around the world. It’s diverse, it’s unique, it’s Baltimore."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user SounderBruce used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. Take your shopping spree to a whole new level, and make your way to this shopping center in the heart of Northeast Baltimore."

"Besides the regular shops, enjoy drinks, food and a show when you visit Belvedere Square in the summer. The Square’s Summer Sounds series is a local favorite, taking place every Friday night from late May to early September."

"Then go to Belvedere Market, where there are stalls of meat, seafood, candies, cheeses, and produce. (Plus, there are free concerts every Friday evening between May 22 and August 28. Prepare to dance.)"

"Cross Street Market is another historic communal vendor hall that opened in the 19th century. They recently underwent an $8.4 million redevelopment and now have over 20 stalls on offer. What makes Cross Street Market one of my favorite food halls in Baltimore is the fact that you can get such a wide variety of foods."

"Charles StLocated in the heart of Federal Hill and open daily, offering indoor dining, carryout and delivery. One of the USA's oldest public markets, built in 1846 to serve the growing area of South Baltimore and recently renovated in 2018/2019."

"If you’re ready to enjoy a night out on the town, Power Plant Live combines dining and entertainment in one location. Located one block from Inner Harbor, Power Plant Live’s restaurants include Havana Club, Joe Squared, Mex Tequila Bar, Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse and more. Feel like playing a game of pool or maybe some dancing?"

"In order to enter, you have to be 21 years of age or older, as it is a mix of bars and nightclubs. There are even certain clubs which have bull riding and live music performances. Overall, there is a mix of things to do at Power Plant and you’ll be able to dance the night away with your friends."

"Forget the singles events Baltimore clubs may host, because Power Plant Live!. is one of the ultimate places where you can meet Baltimore singles."

"1716 Thames Street Baltimore, MD 21231 (410) 327-1272www.fellspointgallery.org Art Gallery of Fells Point has a new show every First Monday. The gallery showcases 50 local artists. The gallery has original work and reproductions of the artists’ original work."

"Located in the heart of the Inner Harbor Baltimore on Pratt Street, Harborplace and The Gallery offer tons of shopping, dining and a variety of entertainment right on the picturesque waterfront. Elegant gourmet cuisine, delicious Italian restaurants in Baltimore’s Little Italy, ethnic cuisine, and plenty of fresh seafood from Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay can be found at the many Inner Harbor restaurants. Relax at The Wayside Inn"

"No two Capital Grille locations are the same architecturally, but the restaurants in this extensive national chain share a clubby steakhouse atmosphere with lots of leather and woo..."

"Steakhouse and wine bar The Capital Grille, which offers seafood and more, is another top choice. Yelpers give the business, located at 500 E. Pratt St., 4.5 stars out of 414 reviews."

"My husband and I frequent The Capital Grille all over Maryland/DC. This was our first visit to the Baltimore location, and we were not disappointed."

"This exquisite 18th-century manor home is an upscale spot for some of the best brunch in Baltimore. Right on the waterfront, the Elkridge Furnace Inn is a prime spot for events and..."

"The Elkridge Farm Furnace Inn is a chef-owned, yard and farm-to-table restaurant that uses lots of local products in their cooking. They feature a seasonal menu of daily specials w..."

"As part of a movement that started in Philadelphia, Gangster Vegan Organics aims to redefine what’s considered “gangster,” including healthy food. Located in Federal Hill’s Cross Street Market, GVO offers fresh smoothies, juices, salads, bowls, desserts and even “burgers.” Try the Swizz Beets with homemade BBQ sauce and cashew nacho cheese."

"Quinn’s Ice offers lactose-free soft serve ice cream and milkshakes mixed with custom toppings and syrups. Co-owner Mila loves creating new treats to satisfy her customers’ cravings. She met her high school sweetheart, Denis, in Germany, and when one customer asked for a Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte (Black Forest cake), she created a new sundae special with vanilla ice cream, crushed chocolate brownie, cherry topping and whipped cream."