What to do in Baltimore from 6PM-10PM at night?

[Anonymous]

You are such weenies lmfao

[Anonymous]

Little Italy-it will be busy on a Saturday night so plenty of people around to feel safe. Park somewhere close to the restaurants or do a restaurant with valet if you are unsure of the area. Vaccarro's is the best! The restaurants in Harbor East have valet which makes it easy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You are such weenies lmfao

Not true! I was in Baltimore and saw a gangster eat a rat... Well, I admit, it wasn't a rat, it was a soft taco... And I can't confirm it was a gangster. He just had that... color about him. You could tell! True story.

[Anonymous]

Little Italy is great, but consider going to The Helmand for a great Afghan meal. The restaurant is iconic in Balto, and is owned by Hamid Karzai's brother.

Then I would walk to Vaccarro's for dessert.

The O's game would be fun (it's a gorgeous park) but there's no good food to be had. So maybe watch an inning or two and then bounce?

Fun fact: Last week I walked from Penn Station to the Inner Harbor around midnight with a girlfriend. And I lived to tell the tale! Gasp.

[Anonymous]

The art museum is open late one night; not sure which night but might be worth checking?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kind of amazed you think your DD will be safe at the concert with a friend. No thanks.

Wrap your DD in bubble wrap for the rest of her life. She’ll need it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kind of amazed you think your DD will be safe at the concert with a friend. No thanks.

OP doesn’t specify her kid’s age but generally controlled independence is a good thing. Once she’s off to college, she’ll be able to do whatever she wants and needs to know how to navigate situations like this.

[Anonymous]

I lived in Federal Hill and worked in Baltimore years ago. The city has sadly changed and the comments about being careful are not a joke. There aren’t any safe areas anymore. Not federal hill or even around the four seasons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I lived in Federal Hill and worked in Baltimore years ago. The city has sadly changed and the comments about being careful are not a joke. There aren’t any safe areas anymore. Not federal hill or even around the four seasons.

It is sad. I limit my time in Baltimore to just an occasional Orioles game. I’ve heard bad things about the Inner Harbor, but I haven’t been there for a few years. Whether true or not, sounds like Harborplace is shuttered. Harbor East, which I also haven’t been to in a couple years, always felt safe. PP, what’s not safe about Four Seasons/Harbor East area?

[Anonymous]

After dinner I’d head to one of the hotel bars or lobbies and chill until pickup time.

[Anonymous]

Harbor East for a long dinner, maybe start out with shopping or a cocktail in the same area. They have parking garages so you don’t have to worry about looking for street parking.

[Anonymous]

Food and tour at Guinness!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Little Italy is great, but consider going to The Helmand for a great Afghan meal. The restaurant is iconic in Balto, and is owned by Hamid Karzai's brother.

Then I would walk to Vaccarro's for dessert.

The O's game would be fun (it's a gorgeous park) but there's no good food to be had. So maybe watch an inning or two and then bounce?

Fun fact: Last week I walked from Penn Station to the Inner Harbor around midnight with a girlfriend. And I lived to tell the tale! Gasp.

That was a monumentally stupid thing to do.

- Baltimore resident

[Anonymous]

I'd go to Harbor East. There's a lot of good restaurants and bars to occupy your time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I lived in Federal Hill and worked in Baltimore years ago. The city has sadly changed and the comments about being careful are not a joke. There aren’t any safe areas anymore. Not federal hill or even around the four seasons.

It is sad. I limit my time in Baltimore to just an occasional Orioles game. I’ve heard bad things about the Inner Harbor, but I haven’t been there for a few years. Whether true or not, sounds like Harborplace is shuttered. Harbor East, which I also haven’t been to in a couple years, always felt safe. PP, what’s not safe about Four Seasons/Harbor East area?

Crime spills over into that area. While it looks nice with upscale shops etc. last time I was there (in broad daylight) I saw a crime in progress. Police got there fast but someone was either seriously injured or murdered.