EatSouth Baltimore

Barfly's

This is the best spot for pizza within a few blocks of the Inner Harbor, with a tasty, thick fresh dough crust, and a nice bar.

Address: 620 E Fort Ave
Hours: Mon-Fri 4PM-2AM, Sat-Sun noon-2AM
Price: $7-14
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