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Phillips Restaurant has grown from a carryout seafood restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to a well-known chain with locations along the East Coast, including ones in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Annapolis and Myrtle Beach. In 1956 Brice and Shirley Phillips opened the first restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to deal with the surplus from the family's seafood plant on Hoopers Island in the Chesapeake Bay. As business grew, a larger restaurant opened in the beach town. Phillips' crab cakes became known around the mid-Atlantic as the family opened more locations. In 1980 it became one of the original tenants of Harborplace in the Inner Harbor. Expansion continued in 2004 when the company entered into a...
Phillips Restaurant has grown from a carryout seafood restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to a well-known chain with locations along the East Coast, including ones in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Annapolis and Myrtle Beach. In 1956 Brice and Shirley Phillips opened the first restaurant in Ocean City, Md., to deal with the surplus from the family's seafood plant on Hoopers Island in the Chesapeake Bay. As business grew, a larger restaurant opened in the beach town. Phillips' crab cakes became known around the mid-Atlantic as the family opened more locations. In 1980 it became one of the original tenants of Harborplace in the Inner Harbor. Expansion continued in 2004 when the company entered into a licensing agreement with HMSHost Corp. to supply airport restaurants with its fare, including BWI, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Georgia and Norfolk International Airport in Virginia. You can also find Phillips products, such as crab cakes and soups, in grocery stores around the country. Phillips Foods, which now has crab-processing plants around the world, is headquartered in Locust Point. The company supplies products to Phillips restaurants and to grocery stores.
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McCormick to open store at Inner Harbor this summer
More than 20 years after it left the Baltimore waterfront, McCormick and Co. plans to open a store this summer at the Inner Harbor that will sell spices as well as an updated image of the homegrown company.
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Scrabble at the Bain Center
Activity Pals For single seniors. Get together with others to attend events, shop, go sightseeing, dine out and more. 301-596-6385. The Bain Center 5470 Ruth Keeton Way, Columbia. 410-313-7213. •A New Year, a New You. Mon., Jan. 30, 10 a.m. Free....Tags: Massage Therapy, Government Health Care, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Museums
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Table Talk: Donna's, Werner's and the Chesapeake could make 2012 the year of the comeback
We know a lot about some of the big 2012 projects and almost nothing about others. But it's looking like 2012 could be the year of the comeback.
After a long absence, the founder of the Baltimore's first brew pub is returning to the restaurant business,...Tags: Roland Park, Bars and Clubs, Sushi and Sashimi, Mount Vernon, Fells Point
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Weekend highlights
The Baltimore SunPower Plant's Rock the Dock Holiday Bash Phillips Seafood- crab vegetable; Dick's Last Resort - broccoli cheddar; Barnes & Noble - chicken and wild Rice; Houlihan's - chicken tortilla; Blu Bamboo - wonton soup; Joe Squared – risotto eekend... -
Horn-honking crowd gathers at Inner Harbor
Glittery paper top hats and flashing accessories bedecked the horn-honking crowd in Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Saturday night as thousands gathered for the annual midnight fireworks display.
"These are always popular, no matter where you are," said...Tags: New Year's Day, Inner Harbor, Music, Gainesville, Concerts
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Horn-honking crowd at Inner Harbor
Glittery paper top hats and flashing accessories bedecked the horn-honking crowd in Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Saturday night as thousands gathered for the annual midnight fireworks display. "These are always popular, no matter where you are," said...Tags: New Year's Day, Inner Harbor, Music, Gainesville, Concerts
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Phillips Seafood to join Cordish Cos. at Maryland Live slots casino
The Baltimore SunPhillips Seafood will open a location at Maryland Live, the Cordish Cos.' $500 million casino and entertainment complex under construction at Arundel Mills. Cordish chairman David Cordish made the announcement at a Tuesday afternoon ribbon-cutting at...Tags: C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Ruth's Chris Steak House Incorporated, Harborplace, Seafood, Cheesecake Factory
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Phillips Seafood to make "major announcement" Tuesday at Power Plant ribbon cutting
The Baltimore SunMayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is scheduled to join Steve Phillips, president and CEO of Phillips Foods and Seafood Restaurants, and developer David Cordish at a Tuesday afternoon ribbon-cutting for the new Phillips Seafood Restaurant at the Power Plant....Tags: Television Industry, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Television Stations, Restaurants, Cordish Cos.
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Jobs and fairness: 'prevailing wage' rule good for Marylanders
The Obama Labor Department has established a fair and simple requirement for issuing H-2B visas: Employers must first offer jobs to U.S. workers, at the prevailing wage in their community, before they can get permission to import foreign workers. This...Tags: Barbara A. Mikulski, Employment Opportunities, Wages and Pensions, Employment, Labor Legislation
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Phillips Seafood opens at 4 p.m. today in new Power Plant home
The Baltimore SunAfter more than 30 years in its original Inner Harbor location, Phillips has moved two piers east and will open the doors of its new location in the Power Plant 4 p.m. today. Lunch service begins on Monday, Nov. 14 at 11:30 a.m. The Phillips folks shared...Tags: Facebook, Inner Harbor, Harborplace, Music
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Phillips will open on Nov. 11 in the Power Plant
The Baltimore SunPhillips Seafood at the Power Plant will open on Nov. 11 at 4 p.m. in its new Power Plant location. Phillips will occupy the 15,000-square-foot first floor of the former ESPN Zone space, a short move from its longtime Harborplace home. The iconic...Tags: Pratt Street, Management Change, ESPN (tv network), Harborplace, Seafood
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Table Talk: Changes afoot at Harborplace
The Light Street Pavilion at Harborplace is getting a new food court in a new location. The 260-seat food court will take over the old Phillips Seafood Buffet space on the pavilion's lower level. It will open in the spring of 2012, around the time that...Tags: Television Industry, Harborplace, Wines, Restaurants, Music
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