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Every relationship has moments worth celebrating. They begin with the slightly (but inevitably) awkward first date, and, if you're lucky, grow into something more. A second date, perhaps; a post-hookup brunch; a "we're officially together" dinner. Eventually, anniversaries. Each has its place, and, just in time for Valentine's Day, we offer this list of restaurants for every stage of a relationship. We've enlisted Elliott Rauh and Lyndsay Webb (more about them later) to help mark the occasions.<br>
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With a little luck, years from now you'll remember your first wedding anniversary dinner at <a href="http://findlocal.baltimoresun.com/listings/henningers-tavern-baltimore" >Henninger's</a>, or taking your kids out to <a href="http://findlocal.baltimoresun.com/listings/clementine-baltimore" >Clementine</a> (and perhaps even the epic fight at <a href="http://findlocal.baltimoresun.com/listings/holy-frijoles-inc-baltimore" >Holy Frijoles</a>). But not before that first date, where it all started.

Baltimore date nights

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Every relationship has moments worth celebrating. They begin with the slightly (but inevitably) awkward first date, and, if you're lucky, grow into something more. A second date, perhaps; a post-hookup brunch; a "we're officially together" dinner. Eventually, anniversaries. Each has its place, and, just in time for Valentine's Day, we offer this list of restaurants for every stage of a relationship. We've enlisted Elliott Rauh and Lyndsay Webb (more about them later) to help mark the occasions.

With a little luck, years from now you'll remember your first wedding anniversary dinner at Henninger's, or taking your kids out to Clementine (and perhaps even the epic fight at Holy Frijoles). But not before that first date, where it all started.

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