Foodie Culture Leaves a Bad Taste on Baltimore Palates
Brace yourselves Baltimore, for the Chop is about to take another potentially unpopular position. Today we’re coming out against food. Did you know that your own humble Chop has been a vegetarian lo...
View ArticleThrowdown Viewing Party, Live Music @ Mum’s Tonight
If you’ve been following this blog with any sort of regularity, you might already know that we’re definitely not a foodie, but you definitely know that the last thing we’ll recommend doing is watching...
View ArticlePredictions for Baltimore in 2011
Chopstradamus has seen the FUTURE, and we predict the following things will happen in Baltimore in the year of Our Lord two thousand eleven… The Baltimore Charm of the Lingerie Football League will...
View ArticleIf The City Shuts Down Food Trucks, What’s The Next Big Trend in Lunch?
If traffic has seemed to move faster and parking spaces have become more available in the last 24 hours, it might be because Baltimore City sent some obscure bureaucrat out onto the streets at...
View ArticleWhy Won’t Baltimore Food Trucks Operate at Night?
Well Baltimore, the heat has finally broken. The cold has snapped. The mercury is beginning to drop. Very soon the trees will be bare of leaves, the woodland creatures will burrow in, and birds will...
View ArticleBaltimore’s Best International Grocers, Part 1
One of the problems with traditional supermarket shopping is that no matter how big the stores get, no matter how many products they offer, it’s too easy to fall into the supermarket rut. The typical...
View ArticleBaltimore’s Best International Grocers, Part 2
Beyond the almighty blue crab, Baltimore cuisine often gets a bad rap- and it’s not entirely undeserved. Traditional dishes like shad roe and terrapin soup are little more than relics from 100 years...
View ArticleSun Tea on the Stoop: A Hallmark of Baltimore Summer
If there’s one thing that both locals and outsiders seem to enjoy immensely it’s pointing out that as a Mid-Atlantic city Baltimore has always been “A little bit Northern, a little bit Southern.” One...
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