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This was the original Hecht's Company store. This location has long been closed and it's other locations were converted to Macy's in 2006. This building is now a discount grocery store.


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Previous food pictures Duda's Tavern (Doo Dah) is a great example of the Fells Point corner bar. The Rusty Scupper enjoys one of the best locations in Baltimore with a panoramic view of the Inner Harbor. Velleggia's of Little Italy. Amicci's is a favorite casual Italian Restaurant of the locals. Chiapparelli's Is one of the long standing traditional Italian Restaurants in Baltimore's Little Italy. One of the last few neighborhood diners in Baltimore still thrives in Hampden. The Charleston restaurant is one of the premier dining experiences in Baltimore. The Horse is one of Fells Point's most notable taverns. John Steven's is a popular seafood restaurant and Fels Point tavern. The Power Dog flexes his muscles in front of the Power Plant at the Inner Harbor. Ruth's Chris has been so successful in downtown Baltimore that it recently opened up another location in the Pier 5 Hotel just a few blocks from its Water Street restaurant. McCormick and Schmick's is one of two restaurants at the Pier 5 Hotel. The extremely popular Vaccaro's pastry shop of Little Italy has opened a satellite shop in O'Donnell Square. Local Canton clothiers are now stocking larger sizes and the Merritt Athletic club has seen a spike in new memberships. Helen's Garden in O'Donnell Square is known for enjoying a bottle of wine with a group of friends and family. The front door to the Speakeasy, a popular tavern on the Northwest corner of O'Donnell Square. Austin Grill and their outdoor seating are a popular lunch time destination for local office workers on an extended break. Ray Lewis opened up his own franchise of the Full Moon Bar-B-Que chain. It's a hit with both football and BBQ fans. The Kiss Cafe has billiards tables, gourmet coffee, fine wines, and a full service restaurant. Who knew such a combination would work out so great? Red Fish has one of the most distinctive signs in Baltimore on the corner of its building. The food's not to bad either. The Kiss Cafe is a multi story, multi function hang out spot that keeps people coming in time and time again. Phillip's seafood is well renowned in the Mid-Atlantic region. They have several locales that offer up their fabulous crab cakes and any other seafood delicacies you can think of. The Wharf Rat is one of several taverns that line up along the North side of Pratt Street near the Convention Center and Oriole Park at Camden Yards. An interesting street sign is on the corner of the Fells Point Wharf Rat. The Daily Grind is a favored coffee shop in Fells Point. It has a large indoor and outdoor seating area. The Waterfront Hotel is a favorite tavern in the heart of Fells Point. They are known for their live music and being a common shooting location for the Homicide television series. Koopers Tavern is a popular bar in Fells Point. They have better than normal bar food and a friendly staff. Sadly, dogs are no longer allowed in due to health code rules.