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USCGC Taney

A Coast Guard cutter that survived the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

Getting there: Pier 5

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Fogo de Chao
The Baltimore location of the national chain of Brazilian Charcuterie restaurants is big, and will serve you copious quantities of high-quality Brazilian meat. The gimmick consists of an all-you-can-eat fixed price dinner, where you raise a flag at your table to invite the server to come bring more meat, and lower it when you want to simply eat in peace. Knowing full well that not everyone in a group is going to want meat, Fogo also has an excellent salad bar at a reduced price.
Mon-Fri 11:30AM-2PM, 5-10PM, Fri 5-10:30PM, Sat 4:30-10:30PM, Sun 3:30-9PMLunch: $31.50 (salad bar only: $19.50), dinner: $48.50 (salad bar only: $24.50)
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National Aquarium
One of the best aquariums in the nation, the Baltimore Aquarium is famous for its tropical rain forest exhibit, its efforts to saving marine mammals, and its large shark tanks. Well worth the price of admission, it's a draw for marine scientists and civilians alike. Due to its popularity, expect to be in long lines to purchase tickets and then have to wait to enter several hours later, especially during weekends or vacation times; to avoid this, plan ahead and purchase tickets early or online.
Mon-Thu 9AM-5PM, Fri Sat 9AM-8PM, Sun 9AM-6PM, seasonal hours varyGeneral admission $49.95, discounts for seniors and children available. Half price Fridays after 5PM.
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Miss Shirley's Cafe
A sunny little diner-esque eatery where you won't have trouble filling up on hearty Southern/Mid-Atlantic breakfasts and lunches. The menu is quite long, so anyone will find something they like.
Mon-Fri 7AM-3PM, Sat Sun 7AM-3:30PM$5-20
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Lightship Chesapeake
A floating, mobile lighthouse painted in a vibrant red; it was refitted for combat duty during World War II before returning to lighthouse purposes.