Anonymous wrote:My kids like The Capital Grille. It's really close to both the Aquarium and the parking you mentioned.

That is a dressy place, although some people don't follow it.

Anonymous wrote:We went to Shake Shack with the kids. Love that place.

Or Mcdonalds

Anonymous wrote:Fogo de chao is across the street. And there's the voltaggio place, family meal.

Family Meal is no more.

Fogo de chao is across the street. And there's the voltaggio place, family meal.

We went to Shake Shack with the kids. Love that place.

Definitely just do shake shack.

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Anonymous wrote:Why don't you park in the garage and then Uber to and from Little Italy? It should be cheap and quick, with the clear benefit of having a great dinner.

Uber from the Aquarium to Little Italy? It's a five minute walk.

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Walk across the two foot bridges behind aquarium down eastern, across president and you are there. You could turn right on president and go to one of the places in harbor east.

Everything is pretty chain by aquarium.

What budget are you looking for?

Anonymous wrote:Why don't you park in the garage and then Uber to and from Little Italy? It should be cheap and quick, with the clear benefit of having a great dinner.

Uber from the Aquarium to Little Italy? It's a five minute walk.

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Anonymous wrote:Shake shack is there now if that appeals to you. We usually do little Italy and try to find street parking there but I understand only wanting to park once

What's your favorite kid friendly restaurant in Little Italy?

Joe Benny's but it's small
Amiccis food isn't amazing but good for kids
La Tavola food is better but not as kid friendly

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don't you park in the garage and then Uber to and from Little Italy? It should be cheap and quick, with the clear benefit of having a great dinner.

We are a family of 6, so uber is often a pain.

We might just head to Little Italy. At least we know what to expect with the food.

Branch out, none of the best places in Baltimore are in little Italy,it just for conventioneers. If you want Italian, try Cinghiale or Sotto Sopra.

Op. I've been to Sotto Sopra (a million years ago). Timing is the issue. We will arrive in Baltimore shortly before 5--right at rush hour--and we have to grab a quick dinner before heading to the aquarium. So, we won't have time to venture to other parts of the city, fight traffic, find parking, etc. And, we will have four kids with us.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don't you park in the garage and then Uber to and from Little Italy? It should be cheap and quick, with the clear benefit of having a great dinner.

We are a family of 6, so uber is often a pain.

We might just head to Little Italy. At least we know what to expect with the food.

Branch out, none of the best places in Baltimore are in little Italy,it just for conventioneers. If you want Italian, try Cinghiale or Sotto Sopra.

Anonymous wrote:Why don't you park in the garage and then Uber to and from Little Italy? It should be cheap and quick, with the clear benefit of having a great dinner.

We are a family of 6, so uber is often a pain.

We might just head to Little Italy. At least we know what to expect with the food.

Why don't you park in the garage and then Uber to and from Little Italy? It should be cheap and quick, with the clear benefit of having a great dinner.

There isn't anything good near the aquarium unless you want to go to Capital Grill or the brazilian steak chain. You could take the water taxi to Fell's Point and have a lot more options, weather permitting. Tio Pepe's or the B&O Brasserie if you are willing to walk further/drive.

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Anonymous wrote:Miss Shirley's!

Great idea! We tried to walk in for brunch, but the line was out the door. Have you eaten there for dinner?

They don't serve dinner.