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Where to eat in Baltimore and Maryland

Named for 2027 by Lonely Planet and National Geographic. Here's our food guide, ready to post. Free with a credit and a link.

Why it made the lists

Lonely Planet: Maryland is on Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2027 list, third in the Time Out roundup, with a lighthouses-and-fishing-villages itinerary. Time Out, Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2027

National Geographic: Baltimore is on National Geographic's Best of the World 2027, as the birthplace of the American railroad. National Geographic, Baltimore

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Where to eat in Baltimore and Maryland

The dish to eat: Jumbo lump crab cake, best at Faidley's Seafood.

1. Faidley's Seafood (Lexington Market, Baltimore): The jumbo lump crab cake
2. The Wren (Fells Point (1712 Aliceanna St)): The seasonal European country plates and a pint
3. The Duchess (Hampden): The Chamorro shrimp and corn patties

Food guide by Chef Amazing: www.chefamazing.com/where-to-go-2027/maryland
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Coming to Baltimore and Maryland in 2027? Start with Faidley's Seafood, The Wren and The Duchess. Don't leave without jumbo lump crab cake. The whole food guide, with what to order at each, from our friends at Chef Amazing: https://www.chefamazing.com/where-to-go-2027/maryland?utm_source=tourism&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=maryland

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