Lol atlas aren’t “successful” because of merit. They’re billionaires children and grandchildren that were given a few restaurants on their families property harbor east in the four seasons with stolen concepts from chefs of merit, Then expanded chained versions of the same Restaurants in Texas, Florida and Annapolis. The DC locations aren’t doing that well and aren’t that popular because people in DC actually have taste. Atlas does well because all of their restaurants are on their family’s prime real estate in tourist areas and the steal ideas and poach talent from competitors. That’s it and all.

There’s so many cool boutiques and shops on the avenue still I was just bopping around them with a friend that lives there couple weeks ago when it was a beauty day. Lots of people out.

And you’re an atlas shill.

This is so outdated. Druid hill isn’t scary lol

I’m regularly on north ave. It runs from east to west.

This is a plan the worst all time date thread.

Yup.

The question was answered in a DM. Mind your business please. Thanks

I’m talking about you.

I don’t expect anyone that lives in locust point to actually venture into the real city and patronize off the beaten path minority biz— why would I waste my time. I sent my recommendations privately to those actually interested.

Station north: The Royal Blue, Club Charles (club chuck), Metro Gallery, Tapas Teatro, The Depot, 1722, The Crown, Joe Squared, The Charles and Parkway Theaters, Alma Cocina Latina, Foraged, Le Comptoir du Vin, Guilford Hall Brewery and Jung kak

Old Goucher: Clavel, Wc Harlan, Dutch Courage, Church Bar, Faddensonnen, Ibar, No Land Beyond

I mean you could go to station north, old goucher or Hampden..

Didn’t say it wasn’t, my guy

I would say theres lots of places around town that are truly unique in flavor, they just don’t have a bunch of hype boys on Reddit, they also tend to be off the beaten path and minority owned.

Is it though?

Popular on Reddit. It’s not the first place to do a Asian fusion fried chicken bun nor southern style sides. Literally theres no new flavors and it is not unique. The only people that rave about it tend to be basic in nature. But if you like it I love it.

Is it though?

Lmao How did you come to that conclusion? Bond street was popular in 2013 and died last year due to poor management. H&M isn’t a small business. It’s a major global corp. it left when they officially closed the Light Street Pavilion.

Yeah shitty places tend to go out of business. What popular high profile restaurant went out of business since you’ve been here… and the keywords are popular and high profile?

Federal hill. Cross street. If you consider yourself a bro/frat

It’s entirely dependent on your scene.

Blondie’s doughnuts

Dulceology

Cafe dear Leon

The mayflower bakery

The PA Dutch farmers market in cockeysville

Duck donuts

Arundel Donuts

I think you need your eyes checked. Mount Vernon sits at the top of a hill, Topside is on the 14th floor. In what reality would you be able to see sea level?

Filthidelphia. Baltimore is much cleaner

I’m not.