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Immersing diners in various hues of blue, the interior allows patrons to make a personal connection with the sea. With dining environments varying from the fun and casual to the tailored and sedate, Blue Sea Grill offers something cool, fresh and raw for everyone.

It does not matter if you are a vegetarian, meat or seafood lover. Saffron's spectacular menu will surprize you. This new arrival in town with delicious delicacies and generous and unique mysteries will tantalize your palate and all of your senses.

Sotto Sopra is a contemporary Italian restaurant set in the famous Charles Street corridor and next to the Basilica, the first Catholic Church in the United States. Sotta Sopra bursts a casual, yet aristocratic atmosphere.

With a combined 40 years of culinary and restaurant management experience, Timothy Dean Bistro is commiteed to delighting guests on a daily basis. This elegant 120-seat Bistro and Bar features the cuisine of one of the preeminent Chefs in the Northeaestern United States. Timothy Dean Bistro offers the perfect blend of American-French cuisine, spectacular wines, a lively bar and casual yet refined decor.

Kali's Court specializes in impeccable seafood. We travel to New York's Fulton Market and Boston's Bay State Lobster Market to select the freshest seafood available.

Pierpoint opened in October 1989 as a casual fine dining restaurant. The restaurant was the brainchild of Chef Nancy Longo who wanted to serve contemporary Maryland-style food to Marylanders as well as out-of-town guests so they could rediscover the bounties of the Chesapeake.

Baltimore's #1 Wine Bar on the Waterfront in Fell's Point. Enjoy a wide selection of fine wines on the waterfront patio. Professionally heated tent during the cold months to ensure year round waterfront enjoyment.

Exquisite food, flawless service, romance and art surround those dining at The Brass Elephant, winner of both the prestigious DiRoNA Award and the Wine Spectator Award. Baltimore Magazine just voted the Brass Elephant "the best place in Baltimore to wear a slinky black dress." That says it all.