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Black Olive

This is an excellent upscale seafood restaurant that nary a tourist has heard of. Classy, but not formal. There is a light Greek influence, like the delicious hummus and olives up front, but you'll find the regular upscale Baltimore seafood dishes on offer as well.

Address: 814 S Bond St
Hours: noon-2PM, 5-10PM daily
Price: $34-65
Website: theblackolive.com (opens in a new tab)

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