Sam Sessa
In Canton and Federal Hill, getting a read on the future
September 4, 2008
Tell me if this sounds familiar:
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Two new high-end clubs have low-end attendance
August 28, 2008
If you're going to open a high-end lounge or club in this city, do your homework first.
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Spirits Tavern in Fells Point makes for a great local-bar haunt
August 21, 2008
When Chad Ellis and his father, Dan, bought a Fells Point corner bar a couple of years ago, they didn't change it much.
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Boomer's on the Hill: uninviting outside, snazzy inside
August 14, 2008
So many brand-new bars look "meh" on the outside.
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Good points keep stacking up at the Hudson Street Stackhouse
July 31, 2008
The DeSantis family has another hit bar on its hands.
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Quarry House in Silver Spring is an old-school beer bar
July 10, 2008
With its chain restaurants and strip malls, Silver Spring has a serious lack of good bars.
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Discovering the charms of Dundalk's pubs
June 26, 2008
Let's start with a confession: For years, I dodged Dundalk pubs.
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Bobby's cigar bar has all that jazz and more
May 29, 2008
Consistently filling a bar or club gets tougher the longer it's open.
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New pieces of Mosaic don't add up to a pretty picture for high-end club
May 22, 2008
Few high-end clubs reinvent themselves as fast as Mosaic.
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Drifters changes tack with new name, different decor
May 15, 2008
It was time for a change at Drifters Raw Bar.
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Pull a stool up at these pubs worth another visit
May 1, 2008
When most bars first open for business, it takes a little while to get their bearings.
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Schaefer's, full of colorful characters, oozes old-Baltimore charm
April 24, 2008
Down in South Baltimore, near where West Randall Street dead-ends into the railroad tracks, you'll find an old corner bar called Schaefer's.
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Singer-songwriters' creativity flows, as does the beer, at Red House Tavern
April 17, 2008
Baltimore needs more Red House Taverns.
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Go crazy over changes at Looney's Pub
April 10, 2008
The first time I went to Looney's Pub in Canton, I liked its laid-back feel and worn-in decor.
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An unpredictable night at the Kitty Kat Bar
April 3, 2008
One of the best things about going out in Baltimore is that anything can happen.
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The name says it all -- Muggsy's Mug House doles out mugs of beer
March 20, 2008
The new owners of Muggsy's Mug House looked to the past to help shape its future.
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