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Live Well in Harbor East

A chic waterfront neighborhood. Vibrant dining and shopping scene. A dynamic, mixed-use neighborhood. And perhaps our favorite – Baltimore, In Vogue. These are all descriptions of Harbor East, Baltimore’s modern, upscale community abound with boutiques and well-known shops like Lululemon, Bonobos, Madewell, Anthropologie, Sephora and Warby Parker, as well as bars and restaurants, marinas, and more. 

 

Here’s a snapshot of our handpicked favorites.

 

Sip & Socialize

For the first sip of the day, head to Ceremony Coffee Roasters in Harbor Point. Over a warm cup of joe, you can relax or work remotely while overlooking the harbor and iconic Domino Sugar building. Stick around in the afternoon to enjoy their selection of draft beer, wine, and small-batch cocktails.

 

Located on the ground floor of the Four Seasons Hotel, Loch Bar is a classic Maryland Oyster House. Home to one of the region’s largest raw bars, a variety of oysters rotate daily, in addition to menu staples including sharable shellfish towers, lobster rolls, crab cakes, handcrafted cocktails, local craft beer, and Baltimore’s largest whiskey list.

 

During the Spring and Summer months, one of the most unique outdoor experiences along the waterfront promenade is Ouzo Beach. An extension of Ouzo Bay Mediterranean Kouzina, Ouzo Beach resembles the elegant courtyard of a Mediterranean-style villa with gates, stone, marble, lush greenery, and a large wooden trellis. Feel the breeze coming off the harbor while enjoying wine, cocktails, and light bites. 

 

Another stunning waterfront location for drinks and socializing is Cindy Lou’s Fish House, located in the Canopy by Hilton Baltimore Harbor Point hotel. Enjoy wine and cocktails paired with southern food at the wrap-around bar, or expansive patio and promenade areas which are open seven days a week from morning to night. 

 

Dining

Walk into The Bygone and you’ll feel as though you’ve stepped back into the roaring glamour of days passed. A truly “elevated” experience set at the top of the Four Season hotel, the American gastro bistro blends modern with classic reminiscent of a 1920’s social club. Signature whiskey bar and craft cocktails are perfect pairings with contemporary dishes made on an open rotisserie grill. 

 

You can’t go wrong heading to the Atlas Quarter - a cluster of buzzy restaurants on Fleet Street. From Monarque, the French steakhouse with over 500 French wines and a Cognac collection, to Tagliata, an Italian Chophouse with a Tuscan vibe, to Italtian Disco, a casual Italian-American pizzaria and the Elk Room’s distinct cocktail experience with a speakeasy vibe, named one of Esquire magazine’s best bars in 2018. 

 

Bravo-lovers will want to check out Bar ONE, founded and owned by Atlanta-based entrepreneur Peter Thomas of BRAVO’s Real Housewives of Atlanta. The new restaurant features a fusion of home-style cooking from the deep south combined with vibrant Afro-Caribbean cuisine. 

 

For the perfect take-out experience, visit the new Whole Foods Market on S. Central Ave. Special features include a seafood counter, produce from local growers, and Friends of Whole Foods Market venues that feature local food trucks open for takeout orders. Looking for a perfect pairing? Stop in Bin 604, located just above Whole Foods, for a specially curated selection of wine and spirits. 

 

Shop

Voted Best of Baltimore for multiple years, Sassanova has called Harbor East home for over a decade. The boutique hosts a curated collection of stylish shoes, clothes, jewelry, and accessories ranging from well-known brands to emerging designers. This is the perfect spot to swing by for a personalized experience – whether you need a freshly styled look for a night out on the town or the perfect accent for your outfit. 

 

In the heart of Harbor East along the waterfront lies the Under Armour Brand House. Baltimore-based Under Armour invested in a truly unique experience, featuring the very best UA clothing and innovations as well as exclusive products to Baltimore. You’ll leave feeling energized enough to go for a run along the promenade as soon as you step out of the store. 

 

West Elm, situated in Harbor Point, is a great place to find original, modern home decor, and a curated global selection of local, ethically sourced, and Fair Trade Certified™ products. 

 

Unique home decor can also be found at Curiosity, a home and gifting boutique. Owned by local interior designer Katie Destefano, the shop features home accessories, furnishings, apothecary, and distinctive gifts. 

 

This is just a small piece of what you can see and experience in Harbor East. We are proud to support the continued growth and evolution of this vibrant community. Have a favorite spot we didn’t mention? Share it with us by tagging @chasencompanies.

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