Little Italy in Baltimore has been a staple of Baltimore culture and cuisine, even though it is insulted by foodie critics, it remains one of Baltimoreans and non-Baltimoreans favorite areas of Baltimore, and surprisingly is still inhabited mostly by Italians.
La Tavola restaurant on 248 Albemarle Street
Mama Cellina’s restaurant on the corner of Fawn and Albermarle street, which used to be occupied by the Maria’s “300″ restaurant
Vaccaro’s is a dessert/bakery in Little Italy that is a preferred after-dinner stop because of its famous cannolis and other Italian baked goods
Velleggia’s Restaurant located on the corner of Albemarle and Pratt streets
Da Mimmo restaurant located on High Street
Amicci’s restaurant located on High Street
Caesar’s Den located on High Street
Germano’s Trattoria located on High Street
Sabatino’s Italian Restaurant located on Fawn and High Streets
Rocco’s restaurant located on High Street
Chiapparelli’s Restaurant located on High Street
Dalesio’s Restaurant located on Eastern Avenue and High Street, a favorite dining place of Peter Angelos, the owner of the Orioles
Frank Velleggia’s Casa di Pasta, across from Velleggia’s restaurant is the retail location for homemade pasta and sauces served in their restaurant
The Flag House located next to the Reginald F. Lewis African-American museum was where the Star-Spangled Banner was sewn
Looking north, towards the Shot Tower
The Reginald F. Lewis museum and the Flag House
The Reginald F. Lewis museum and the Flag House
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