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  1. #13
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    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Forget Baltimore, take Russell St. out of town to MD 295 to I-295 near DC. Exit on PA avenue and head east. Go 3 blocks and park. Get out of your vehicle, wave some cash and tell the folks around you you are looking for something good to eat.

    ^just kidding.

    Fells Point is where you want to head. Though near Harbor you can find a comedy club and touristy bars if you are into that kind of thing.

    Somebody mentioned Phillips upstread, I believe they are closed, they are moving to the old ESPN Zone nearby and aren't open yet (I believe, could be wrong on if they are open yet).

    If you rent a car G&Ms is a good place for crab cakes. As Fanatic says, crab cakes around here are plentiful year round. And they are real crab cakes, not that crap they pass off in other areas that are barely thicker than an envelope and less tasty.





  2. #14
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    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Get on the stair machine now - no escalators to the upper deck.

    BS





  3. #15

    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    have a good trip in and enjoy the game. it should be a tremendously competitive match and a good time. Be prepared for a loud stadium as our fans will be rabid. The Texans are a good team and I expect the home crowd will be the difference.





  4. #16
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    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg View Post
    Forget Baltimore, take Russell St. out of town to MD 295 to I-295 near DC. Exit on PA avenue and head east. Go 3 blocks and park. Get out of your vehicle, wave some cash and tell the folks around you you are looking for something good to eat.

    ^just kidding.

    Fells Point is where you want to head. Though near Harbor you can find a comedy club and touristy bars if you are into that kind of thing.

    Somebody mentioned Phillips upstread, I believe they are closed, they are moving to the old ESPN Zone nearby and aren't open yet (I believe, could be wrong on if they are open yet).

    If you rent a car G&Ms is a good place for crab cakes. As Fanatic says, crab cakes around here are plentiful year round. And they are real crab cakes, not that crap they pass off in other areas that are barely thicker than an envelope and less tasty.
    The new Phillips has been open almost 2 months now.





  5. #17

    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Best Crab cakes around

    G&M

    15 minutes tops
    295 S
    to 695
    Hammonds Ferry




    http://gandmrestaurant.com/





  6. #18
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    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Quote Originally Posted by RavensQB View Post
    The new Phillips has been open almost 2 months now.
    Cool. Not really a Phillips fan.





  7. #19

    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Do yourself a favor ang get a crabcake from G&M and for another meal get one from Kokos Pub. I've tried crabcakes allover the Baltimore area, you name it, I've had it. Take my word for it, Kokos Pub reigns supreme.





  8. #20
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    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    I like Michaels for crabcakes. It's on Eastern Avenue near Dundalk Avenue.





  9. #21
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    You all are going to send this poor lad to the burbs when there are equal / better crab cakes within walking distance of the harbor?

    Shame on y'all.





  10. #22
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    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Quote Originally Posted by HoustonRaven View Post
    You all are going to send this poor lad to the burbs when there are equal / better crab cakes within walking distance of the harbor?

    Shame on y'all.
    Burbs, schmurbs .... the best crabcakes are still on the Eastern Shore. Just cross the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, then go to Kent Narrows or St. Michaels
    In a 2003 BBC poll that asked Brits to name the "Greatest American Ever", Mr. T came in fourth, behind ML King (3rd), Abe Lincoln (2nd) and Homer Simpson (1st).





  11. #23

    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Disagree, the best crab cakes are found here.

    http://www.pappascrabcakes.com/Main/Restaurants.asp

    Go to the Glen Burnie local since its a sports themed place instead of the Taylor Ave location that's more formal.





  12. #24

    Re: A few questions from a Texan

    Quote Originally Posted by bpmurr View Post
    Disagree, the best crab cakes are found here.

    http://www.pappascrabcakes.com/Main/Restaurants.asp

    Go to the Glen Burnie local since its a sports themed place instead of the Taylor Ave location that's more formal.
    No way!!

    I just ate there (Taylor Ave.) a few weeks ago.
    While certainly tasty, nowhere near the size and quality of G&M's.

    Quite frankly, it's pretty damn hard to find a crabcake that is made in the balto. metro area that doesn't taste good.

    With that being said, it's the size and amount of filler that separates them IMO.

    Been awhile since I was down at G&M's, but everytime I've been there they were the real deal!!
    Will Die A Ravens Fan!!





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