Decisions, Decisions - Where to Dine?

Great for BYOB and easy outdoor dining, Baba's Kitchen in Locust Point/Riverside Park serves up delicious Mediterranean food, including fantastic falafel.  When I get better at taking indoor photos, I'll add a picture of their interior, which is one of the nicest in Baltimore, in my opinion.  Baba's is casual (no waitress service) yet elegant and delicious.

Long - but fast-moving - lines are the norm at Nalley Fresh, where customers can order salads, bowls, or wraps and choose from a creative array of proteins, dressings (the cilantro vinaigrette anyone?) and toppings (such as banana peppers, Wasabi peas, and toasted sunflower seeds).  Don't worry, they also have the more expected items, such as broccoli and cucumbers.  For variety and freshness, Nalley Fresh is hard to beat.

Nalley Fresh has two locations, one in Baltimore County, and the one pictured here at Calvert and Baltimore Streets.

Harbor East's Gordon Biersch is a nice addition to the city's waterfront dining options.

People from all over travel to Mount Washington for a gourmet Haute Dog.  Open for lunch seven days a week, Haute Dog's signature dog is served with tomato and onion jam, bacon and onion marmalade, and Dijon.

Right next door to Haute Dog, Bonjour Bakery Cafe offers delicious artisanal bread, quiche, flatbread pizzas, and an array of sweets.  A very sweet place to buy sweets.