Dine Arounds

The Wharf Rat at Camden Yards is a fun and versatile location for all of your downtown Baltimore gatherings. From a "beer with the boys" to business meetings, dinners for two, to wedding receptions, our private dining rooms suit all ranges of events.

Our restaurant and brew pub is located in an historic 19th century building in the heart of downtown Baltimore, directly across Pratt Street from the Baltimore Convention Center. We're just a short walk from most of the major city hotels, the new Hippodrome Theater and the Baltimore Arena. We are convenient to the local museums, handy to Inner Harbor shopping, just a short fly ball from Oriole Park at Camden Yards and Ravens Stadium.

Both our food and our hand-crafted English ales have been lauded by international critics such as Bon Appetit Magazine and The Food Network as well as honored in Baltimore Magazine's annual "Best of Baltimore" ratings. The Wharf Rat would be proud to share our heritage and hospitality with you and your guests.

Please bring cash. The restaurant does not offer separate checks. Most entrees are under $20.00, but bring more if you plan to order drinks or dessert.

Serving classic American cuisine in an atmosphere reminiscent of legendary eateries of the early 20th century, M&S Grill is a tradition for all generations to enjoy. The menu features steaks and prime chops, fresh daily seafood selections, and pasta specialties served in a timeless presentation. Enjoy your meal in our dining room, bar, or on our patio with a wonderful view of the USS Constellation, the last all sail warship built by the U.S. Navy and the only Civil War era vessel still afloat. M&S Grill is located in Baltimore's popular Inner Harbor and within walking distance to many popular attractions such as the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, and Port Discovery Children's Museum. Less than a mile from Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles, and only two miles from the Baltimore Ravens home field, M&T Bank Stadium, M&S Grill is the perfect spot for catching dinner and libations before or after the game.

Restaurant will create separate checks and accepts all major credit cards.

We will walk past Baltimore's Inner Harbor and into the heart of Little Italy, which is about a mile from the hotel. Please wear proper walking attire. If you prefer taking a cab (arranging the cab ride to and from the restaurant is the responsibility of the individual), please meet at the restaurant at 7PM.

Amicci's for dinner | Vaccaro’s for dessert
(We can eat at Vaccaro’s sit down café or take it out - whatever the group decides)

Ammici's: Welcome to Amicci's in Baltimore's Famous Little Italy! Come and discover what Baltimore and Little Italy Residents have known for over 12 Years. Taste the freshest Italian-American Cuisine in our "Very" Casual Eatery. We serve abundant Seafood, Chicken, Pasta, and Vegetarian entrees at reasonable prices. Amicci's is located in a 100 year old row house in Historic Little Italy. We have established our reputation for real, homemade Italian Comfort Food served in a relaxed, fun, and casual atmosphere.

Vaccaro's: Gioacchino Vaccaro established Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Shop in 1956. He was born and raised in Palermo, Italy. Mr. Jimmy, as he was so aptly known, brought with him the recipes and the knowledge of how to make the finest Siciliano pastries Baltimore had ever seen. Soon after opening, it was evident that the cannoli and rum cake had created a sensation among Baltimoreans.

Today Nick Vaccaro continues the family tradition begun by his father with the same old world recipes brought over from Italy. Vaccaro's has grown to include the new Pasticceria (pastry shop) which offers both carry out and a sit down café to enjoy, a state-of-the-art production facility and warehouse, and seven other locations throughout Baltimore and the surrounding areas.

Cash only please. The restaurant does not cut separate checks. The bill will be divided equally. Please expect to pay $25.00 - $35.00 per person.

Tapas restaurant with a Mediterranean flavor in historic Fells Point.

American Express, Diner's Club, MasterCard, Visa. This restaurant will also create separate checks.

The new Edo Sushi makes smart use of the [Inner Harbor] pavilion’s airy architectural lines and the enduringly captivating harbor views. The gloomy geisha kitsch that afflicts so many other local sushi joints is absent here-the space feels contemporary but not aggressively so, with shiny black surfaces, warm wood, and translucent screens.

Traditional seating facing the sushi chefs is available, but a more comfortable perch is the long, curving bar that extends out from there to the entrance. It has plenty of room for the inevitable accumulation of appetizers, dishes, dipping bowls, implements, and other vessels that can make sushi dining feel so cramped and awkward. [The food] convincingly demonstrates why Edo, which also has restaurants in Timonium and Owings Mills, has such an ardent following."

Edo Sushi accepts the following credits cards as payment at the Inner Harbor location: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa. This restaurant will also create separate checks.

3 drivers will transport up to 9 additional people. The Helmand is a mile and half from the hotel so very short cab ride otherwise.

Come enjoy an evening at the Helmand! Located in Baltimore's lovely and historic Mount Vernon Cultural District, the Helmand serves up delicious yet inexpensive Afghani dishes with white linen service and a full bar. According to the Baltimore City Paper, "Despite its range of veggie fare, it’s not the kind of place where vegetarians go to segregate themselves. It’s the kind of place where omnivores and vegetarians can peacefully co-exist in gastronomic bliss. Not only do they have delicious meat dishes, but their veggie ones are so good, too, that even the most ravenous carnivores among us often go meat-free here. That’s pretty impressive." The Zagat Survey says the Helmand "beckons with exotic dishes that consistently hit the mark. You must try the kaddo. It'll forever change how you think about pumpkins. And the chopan, charcoaled rack of lamb at its absolute zenith -- graciously served by an attentive staff in an elegant room to boot. It's an incredible value." The Baltimore Sun sums it up: "The Helmand is one of the best places in town."

Cash only