Sarah Meehan
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As Regi's American Bistro's last day approaches, owner lays plans for Mount Vernon Marketplace stall
Regi's American Bistro's last day is in April. But owner Alan Morstein will be back with a new concept soon. - Order & Chaos general manager Matt Leberman gives a Baltimore Sun reporter a lesson in latte art ahead of Coffee Fest Baltimore. It's harder than it looks.
- IHOP will start serving up pancakes in downtown Baltimore this fall.
- The Charleston chef is a finalist for Best Chef: Mid-Atlantic for the seventh time.
- Baltimore is awash in foodies with an Instagram following.
- The Inner Harbor restaurant from the "Top Chef" alum was in business for four years at Power Plant Live, where it served modern Italian cuisine.
- Sandlot will make its warm-weather return to Harbor Point with more activities and more shade.
- Well Crafted Kitchen will open next to Union Craft Brewing's new location in Medfield.
- Guinness used barley and hops from Maryland in its latest beer, the Crosslands Pale Ale. The name is a nod to the Crossland family crest, which constitutes the red and white portion of the Maryland flag.
- Blacksauce Kitchen, known for its biscuits and Southern-style comfort food, was damaged in a fire early Friday morning.
- OneDo Coffee Roasters will host a soft opening March 8-11 and a grand opening March 18.
- The Gypsy Queen Cafe's permanent restaurant, Gypsy's Truckstaurant, is preparing to open in Hampden.
- The Wine Market Bistro is closing March 17 after nearly 14 years in business.
- Baltimore Whiskey Co.'s first whiskey, Epoch Rye, will be available in time for St. Patrick's Day.
- Pedro Duarte has been named executive chef of the Rusty Scupper, Underground Kitchen announced its first Baltimore pop-up of the year, and more developments on Baltimore's food scene.
- The Baltimore-based Hearing and Speech Agency wants restaurants to prioritize accommodations for people with hearing loss the same way they would make arrangements for people with other needs.
- Federal Hill's &pizza will again host weddings on March 14 ā also known as Pi Day.
- The pastry shop's original location in Mount Vernon remains open.
- The Baltimore Sun will host four more Secret Supper events, where diners get a four-course meal at a surprise location.
- Lupa, a Roman trattoria by the Foreman Wolf Restaurant Group, has opened its doors in Columbia where Petit Louis Bistro previously stood.
- The cafe, which caters to families with young children, is closing its doors after nearly three years in business. The restaurant is for sale.
- Bonchon and the Halal Guys are opening restaurants in the M.Flats and Ten.M apartment complex
- Although about seven potential buyers turned out for the auction of the Canton restaurant and bar, none of them came with the required deposit $25,000 deposit.
- MyCustomCoupon, now available at restaurants, shops and services in Baltimore and Towson, allows users to request personalized discounts.
- The restaurant will serve Indian, Pakistani and Italian-American dishes.
- Mexican street food, soft-serve ice cream and burgers have joined BWI's offerings.
- As Jewish delis and kosher bakeries close their doors, a look at the state of Jewish delis.
- Local owners are opening new restaurant and deli in Jacksonville.
- Joe Benny's in Little Italy was the only Maryland restaurant on Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat for 2018.
- The Rosedale Farmers' Market will run from May through October.
- GDL Italian by Giada is expected to open in mid-April.
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- People gathered to read the names of mass shooting victims outside a fundraiser for Aaron Penman's campaign.
- Twenty-five elementary and middle school-aged children came to Jemicyās Upper School in Owings Mills for Camp Kangaroo, a three-day grief camp for children who have lost a loved on within the last two years.
- The owners of Doobyās and Sugarvale in Mount Vernon are planning to open a new restaurant in Midtown-Belvedere.
- It's the 11th time that Cindy Wolf of Baltimoreās Charleston restaurant has been named a semifinalist for the James Beard Award.
- B. Doughnut got its start in Baltimore but later moved to Northern Virginia. Now, the doughnut shop is coming back for weekend pop-ups.
- Haenyo, a Korean pop-up eatery that got its start in 2017, is among Baltimore's first "ghost kitchens" ā delivery-only restaurants without traditional retail components.
- In just three weeks, Waterfront Kitchen shed its skin and transformed into the nautical new Ampersea.
- The Colorado-based eatery will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, with offerings including breakfast burritos, salads, soups, sandwiches, pizzas, grain bowls and coffee.
- Bravo Restaurant in Pikesville is aiming for a March opening.
- The new restaurant from the Aromes chef will offer an $85 tasting menu for its Feb. 14 opening.
- The Columbia location of Petit Louis isn't the only restaurant to close for a makeover in recent months. As restaurants approach a decade in business, many have found reinvention to bring a vital boost to business and forestall the prospect of closure.
- The Other Corner is becoming Elmwood Social Club.
- These restaurants are offering Valentine's Day dining specials.
- Blooming Deli is expected to open within the next week, serving catered lunches, as well as breakfast and lunch for sit-in and carry-out customers.
- Petit Louis Bistro in Columbia will close to become a Roman trattoria called Lupa.
- Casey Jenkins never could have predicted the tickets for his Black Restaurant Challenge kick-off would sell out in 30 minutes. But just like that, they were gone.
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- Towson University and the Maryland National Guard signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at fostering workforce development in cyber security.