MOD Pizza, a national pizza chain specializing in made-to-order pies and salads, has opened its newest location in Hampden’s slowly revitalizing, semi-upscale Rotunda shopping center.
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Craft beer bar chain Growler USA coming to Hampden’s Rotunda
Craft beer bar chain Growler USA is moving in at The Rotunda shopping center in North Baltimore.
New Sushi Restaurant to Open at The Rotunda
The Rotunda is getting a new Sushi bar: 18-8 Sushi is slated to open in the redeveloped Hampden complex by New Year’s Day of 2018.
Photos: A Walking Tour of the New CinéBistro at the Rotunda
The wait will soon be over: Hampden’s new restaurant-bar-lounge-movie theater, known as CinéBistro, opens tomorrow.
Hampden’s New CinéBistro Offers Luxurious Dinner and a Movie at the Same Time
Friday is date night. You’ve got a sitter and a couple hours free, but you can never decide between dinner on the town or a good movie in the dark with your sweetie.
Mi & Yu Noodle Bar to Open New Location at The Rotunda
A popular Baltimore ramen bar is coming to Hampden this fall.
The Fancy CinéBistro Theater at The Rotunda is Hiring
The Rotunda development taking shape on the northern side of Hampden (or the southern side of Roland Park, depending on your views) is unlike anything else in the neighborhood. Soon, it’ll have its own movie theater that is unlike any other theater in the city.
Baltimore’s Rotunda Cinema Is No More
The Rotunda Cinema, housed in the Rotunda Mall on 40th Street, always felt like a little bit of a secret to me. It wasn’t a movie palace with neon lights and a few dozen screens; instead, it felt intimate and homey and a little bit run down. Which is precisely how I like my movie theaters.
More Stores Announced for the New Rotunda
Those recent signs of progress around The Rotunda were no joke: The long-awaited redevelopment is continuing at the Hampden mall, with several new tenants announced this week.
Rawlings-Blake Vetoes Permit Parking in Hampden
Late Friday afternoon, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced she is vetoing a bill that would have brought permit parking to Hampden. In a statement, SRB called the proposal “permanent and disruptive.”
