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Dining and Nightlife
A Taste for the Good Life
If Baltimoreans are famous for anything, it's their talent for enjoying life to the fullest. How else can you explain the region's number of fabulous restaurants, with an astonishing array of cuisines from haute to howdy, plus every ethnic menu you can think of. Topping it all off is our own world-famous Chesapeake Bay cuisine, and it doesn't get any better than that.
3 locations match your search criteria.
Koba Cafe
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644 E. Fort Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21230
Phone: 410-986-0366
Neighborhood: Locust Point
Fine expresso, coffee and Global flair. From wake up call to Sunset. Conference Room, Free Wifi and great ambiance.
Luca's Cafe
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1230 E. Fort Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21230
Phone: 443-708-5751
Web Site: www.lucas-cafe.com
Neighborhood: Locust Point
Named for the patners' two sons, both named Luca, this inspired eatery features an inventive menu from tri-tip steak dishes, fresh whole fish, to gourmet pizza. Chic enough for a date yet casual and sensibly priced enough for every night.
Pazza Luna
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1401 E. Clement Street
Baltimore, MD 21230
Phone: 410-962-1212
Fax: 410-962-1217
Web Site: www.pazzaluna.us
Neighborhood: Locust Point
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