Annapolis Restaurants

Pazo Restaurant: Distinct and Upscale in Baltimore
Opened in 2004, Pazo Restaurant was a much-awaited facility and continues to be in high demand among Baltimore diners. Operated by Tony and Cindy Wolf, locally-renowned restauranteurs who also own Charleston Restaurant and Petit Louis Bistro, Pazo features an upscale-yet-relaxed atmosphere that is perfect for dinner dates, family get-togethers and the business lunch crowd (Pazo offers a full service audio/video-equippied private dining room).

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Sabatino's Italian Restaurant: A Baltimore Icon
Sabatino's Italian Restaurant might just be the quintessential Italian eatery. Candlelight, Italian music, low-lighting, the enticing smells of sauteeing garlic and butter make Sabatino's the perfect place for perfectly-prepared pasta and the company of friends and loved-ones.

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Ban Thai: Seventeen Years of Authentic Thai Cuisine in Baltimore
Baltimore's Ban Thai Restaurant is one of the city's most highly-regarded Thai eateries. This well-known establishment prides itself on serving authentic Thai food made only with high-quality ingredients, many of which are imported.

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Amicci's of Little Italy a Baltimore Landmark
Amicci's of Little Italy has been bringing authentic Italian favorites to Baltimore for 20 years. The perfect spot for a family meal or a business lunch, the smell of baking garlic bread and quiet, laid-back atmosphere are extremely welcoming.

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Cazbar Turkish Taverna: Belly Dancing Delights
Cazbar Turkish Taverna may very well be the only establishment in Baltimore that combines belly dancing with fine cuisine. This distinct eatery is the kind of place you want to go to when you want to brag about the ethnic delights of the cityto your in-laws or your out-of-town corporate higher-ups.

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Ben's Chili Bowl: A local landmark
This eatery serving chili on burgers, franks and fries has become a D.C. institution thanks to some very famous fans.

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FireFlies: A funky Alexandria favorite
This bar and restaurant in trendy Delray features modern decor, a large liquor list and Italian and American dishes done a little differently.

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Mexican Post
Care to escape the long waits and overpriced menu options sometimes prevalent for the lunch and after work crowds in Old City Philadelphia? Check out Mexican Post. This establishment seems rather subtle from its Chestnut Street façade, but Mexican Post boasts a lengthy bar, separating the “just here for a drink” crowd from the dozen plus tables in the rear of the restaurant.

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Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia: a Smash Hit
Few restaurant names are as recognizable as the Hard Rock Cafe. From the tell-tale neon electric guitar to that unmistakable logo, The Hard Rock Cafe has been a pillar of Philadelphia culture since 1998.

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Lolita: Chic City Dining
Award-winning Lolita Restaurant in Philadelphia is a delight of the senses. This BYOB (BYO-T[equila]?) establishment is an obvious favorite among locals, but visitors come back for more as well.

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