The beautiful mid-19th century home of The Elephant restaurant is on the market, but the owners of the restaurant say nothing will change with their dining service as a result.
“The thinking is to keep things going just the way it has been without our guests and the community and employees seeing any change,” said co-owner Steven Rivelis.
The Baltimore Eagle nightspot, shuttered since July, is expected to reopen within two weeks to a month under new owners and operators.
The starting line is near for Nepenthe Brewing Co. After about a year and a half of construction and outfitting the business’ sprawling new space at 3626 Falls Road, co-owner Brian Arnold said he should finish kegging the first four beers to be served there by the end of this weekend.
Baltimore Restaurant Week is winding down, Baltimore and Howard counties’ restaurant weeks are heating up and a diverse mix of events, from tea classes to beer dinners to meatball eating contests, are popping up on the horizon.
Here’s a look at what’s coming up:
By Simone Ellin
For generations of Baltimore area bar mitzvah boys and their families, buying a suit for their special occasion at Cohen’s Clothiers has been part of that rite of passage.
But on Jan. 12, the family-owned Cockeysville retailer announced on its website and Facebook page it will close its doors after 115 years in business.
WINTER SALE!! Wilson Lighting & Interiors is having their largest sale of the year! NOW through Feb 2nd– all merchandise is 20%-60% off! Stop by this local, family owned store to buy anything & everything for your home! Location: 208 York Road, Towson MD. Hours: Mon-Sat 9:30- 5:30
With Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week in full swing and several fun events on the horizon, there are plenty of reasons to bundle up and head out to dinner (or lunch or brunch) this week.
