What you love about Baltimore

[freeazabird]

1) charming neighborhoods--Bolton hill, mayfield, ridgelys delight, homeland, lake walker, evergreen, cedarcroft, dickeysville, Roland park, and more.

2) outstanding food--terra cafe, city cafe, miss Shirley's, gypsy queen food truck, hipp cafe, Clarke burger, Tooloulou, on the hill cafe

3) belvedere square

4) senator and Charles theaters

5) Sherwood gardens

7) the green neighborhoods during spring are breathtaking

8) antique and secondhand shops--the turnover shop, second chance, housewerks, and Charlotte Elliot

9) the quirkiness of hampden, especially at Christmas

10) gorgeous churches

11) beautiful parks

12) the inner harbor lit up at night

13) the people are down to earth

14) midnight confections cupcakery

15) proximity to nice day trip locations

16) Baltimore freecycle

17) residents who are committed to overcoming adversity

18) urban farms

19) low cost of living

20) multiple close knit neighborhoods

[Infinite_heights77]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

Actually, "Activities That Humans (As Opposed To Sub-Humans) Loved To Do In Baltimore."

[Infinite_heights77]

That's a pretty nice list!!!

Originally Posted by freeazabird

1) charming neighborhoods--Bolton hill, mayfield, ridgelys delight, homeland, lake walker, evergreen, cedarcroft, dickeysville, Roland park, and more.

2) outstanding food--terra cafe, city cafe, miss Shirley's, gypsy queen food truck, hipp cafe, Clarke burger, Tooloulou, on the hill cafe

3) belvedere square

4) senator and Charles theaters

5) Sherwood gardens

7) the green neighborhoods during spring are breathtaking

8) antique and secondhand shops--the turnover shop, second chance, housewerks, and Charlotte Elliot

9) the quirkiness of hampden, especially at Christmas

10) gorgeous churches

11) beautiful parks

12) the inner harbor lit up at night

13) the people are down to earth

14) midnight confections cupcakery

15) proximity to nice day trip locations

16) Baltimore freecycle

17) residents who are committed to overcoming adversity

18) urban farms

19) low cost of living

20) multiple close knit neighborhoods

[Infinite_heights77]

As a city, Baltimore's "low cost of living for an east coast city" is not really an attractive attribute to me anymore. Believe me, if many folks in Baltimore City had the money to live comfortably elsewhere, they'd move to New York, San Fran, Tokyo, Boston and other cool metropolises. It equates to cheapness and low quality and that's the type of thinking that manifests itself through the city's DNA..."cheapness and low quality." That's my perspective!

Originally Posted by ktaadin

1) Low cost of living for an east coast city.
2) Many outstanding beer bars
3) My neighborhood, Mt Vernon, has very attractive architecture
4) Walking along the Canton/Fells waterfront summer evenings

[Pammy87]

I have met some very interesting people in Baltimore.