Good Morning Baltimore!

Exhibit A: The Baltimore Dollar Stroll is tonight from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.! The street is taken over by dozens of restaurants and vendors selling food, drinks, theater tickets and art, all for just a buck (seriously) while live music and performances happen all around. We may not all be Tracy Turnblad, but Baltimore gives us plenty of reasons to sing!

Milk & Honey Market 4435 Baltimore $1 scoop of Bassetts Ice Cream

Vientiane Café 4728 Baltimore $1 naam salad

Green Line Café 4239 Baltimore $1 vegan cupcakes

Queen of Sheba 4511 Baltimore $1 can of beer

Elena’s Soul 4912 Baltimore $1 mac and cheese

Fiesta Pizza 4518 Baltimore Avenue $1 slice of pizza

Atiya Ola’s Spirit First Foods 4505 Baltimore $1 beverages

Gojjo Restaurant and Bar 4540 Baltimore $1 Ethiopian cheesesteak

Gold Standard 4800 Baltimore $1 mini black bean burgers

The Sunflower Truck Stop $1 zucchini bread with homemade jelly

Aksum 4630 Baltimore $1 roasted garlic hummus and pita

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