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The anticipation and liquor license wrangling has been building for weeks now. On Monday, Shake Shack will open its Inner Harbor location.

Located across from the National Aquarium at 400 E. Pratt St., the new spot features an energy-efficient kitchen appliances and interior panelling made from reclaimed barn siding and lumber thatโ€™s certified from. The tabletops are made of wood from a Brooklyn bowling alley.

Thatโ€™s cool, but letโ€™s get to the local flavor. Along with burgers, fries and their usual menu of Shakes, the new Shack is adding a couple of Baltimore-only flavors. Donโ€™t worry, Mickey Dโ€™s, they donโ€™t have Old Bay. The offerings are below:

Pratt St. Pie oh My Vanilla custard and slice of Dangerously Deliciousโ€™ blueberry pancake pie.

Salty Balty Chocolate and vanilla custard, chocolate truffle cookie dough, cheesecake blondie and sea salt.

And, yes, you did read correctly above: They have a liquor license.

Stephen Babcock is the editor of Technical.ly Baltimore and an editor-at-large of Baltimore Fishbowl.