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I recently had chicken fingers at the Local Oyster in Locust Point. A little expensive and the sauce was underwhelming, but the chicken fingers themselves were on point.

Tambor’s

Ah, that stinks, I’m in east Baltimore near Hopkins and average < 100mbps down on T-Mobile but that is enough for us to both be on videos calls or both streaming Netflix while we work.

How do you know you haven't found them? Maybe we've just got underwhelming chicken fingers, y'know? :-)

Seriously, though, I see somebody has already mentioned Connie's. I can't vouch definitively that they're the best, but they're pretty good and the best I've found.

I was gonna say the same. It’s not exactly a prime location for a restaurant, and it’s definitely not a neighborhood or easily walkable from one. Maybe it served people staying in the hotels but not much else. It’s already an ugly space, if someone can use the space for a profitable business, let them. And let them keep the ugly storage buildings away from neighborhoods.

Goth night at the Ottobar. 3rd Thursday of every month. https://instagram.com/heresy_baltimore?igshid=Zjc2ZTc4Nzk=

I like the ones at Mustang Alleys

Connie’s

Silks!!!

> This seems to be missed on this thread what they are often just a placeholder until local market conditions change

In Woodlawn, on Security Blvd., when Best Buy closed up shop in 2016, there was talks about seeing what else could replace it. A storage facility moved in. It has been there ever since.

In Owings Mills, there used to be a Giant in Newtown. It closed and moved to where the Mall used to be - across from the (then new) Costco. The site has sat empty since with residents in that area asking for something like a Lidl (which I believe did recently open up in Reisterstown). Last I knew, a storage facility was slated to move in there as well, but was being blocked by residents.

In Cockeysville... well... we're in this thread aren't we?

I used to say this at work when someone proposed something temporary: "Temporary measures have a bad habit of becoming permanent fixtures around here."

Recent? Apparently folks have asked the workers doing demo and they said storage

Comcast/Xfinity is not the greatest here but their speeds beat tf outta T-Mobile 5G Home Internet's for me. I tried T5GHI for a few days and was getting less than 60MBPS download speeds whereas Xfinity was consistently around 230MBPS. Couldn't even stream Netflix films without constant buffering. YMMV. Verizon needs to bring FiOS internet here asap. Until then it's prob Xfinity for me.

This would be solved if people stopped buying useless things and storing them. If it doesn’t fit in my Rowhouse then I don’t need it. Stop buying just to buy and then complain that you don’t have any money.

Whoever you go with the right mortar is key. If the Portland cement content is too high in the mix, it can damage the old bricks. A type O high lime mortar mix is good for old houses, see https://www.finehomebuilding.com/2002/05/01/mortar-for-repointing-bricks

https://jerseydigs.com/dark-side-self-storage-meth-labs-poverty-homelessness/ here's an article that touches on the subject

This is true. There used to be a colonial-era home there called Taylors Hall. It was disassembled and moved to a new site on Falls Rd to make way for development.

How about a Car Wash?

It is going to be a Car Wash. Source, I worked on construction plans.

Its False news. The site plan shows a Car Wash.

Its False news. The site plan shows a Car Wash.

How about a Car Wash?

Its about as shitty as the RoFo location on Padonia.

Its False news. The site plan shows a Car Wash.

That is pretty interesting since I just turned in a revised construction print where its a Car Wash. Where are you hearing this?