The Smoothie Garden, a black woman-owned business in Baltimore’s Federal Hill, provides a welcoming, health-conscious oasis with a side of fun, “sweet vibes only”. This clean, community-focused shop offers a vibrant menu of all-natural, high-quality smoothies, fresh-pressed juices, acai bowls, and light bites like avocado toast and salads. The atmosphere balances wellness with whimsical indulgence, […]
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Chateau de MarMutt Pet Boutique in Federal Hill, Baltimore, is a paradise for animal lovers. This specialty pet supply store offers unique dog and cat treats, toys, gifts, and pet apparel. They even have pet model casting events! It’s the perfect spot to spoil your furry friends and find the coolest gear for them. Come
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Light Street Nail Salon, offers a welcoming escape in the heart of Federal Hill, where a warm, friendly atmosphere meets professional, detail-oriented service. This cozy neighborhood spot is a local favorite, known for its attentive technicians who genuinely care about client satisfaction. The vibe here is relaxed and cheerful, making it the perfect place to unwind
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Morning Mugs Coffee in Federal Hill, Baltimore, is all about community and consistency. This cozy coffee shop serves delicious, signature brews that you can count on every visit. Morning Mugs started as a way to motivate and encourage enjoyment in simple things, like your daily coffee. With a focus on spreading gratitude, they aim to
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The Chicken Laboratory boasts an exciting menu packed with deliciously unique chicken dishes, from crispy fried masterpieces to mouthwatering grilled sensations. Each dish is crafted with precision and flair, ensuring every bite is a delightful experiment in taste. Whether fans of classic flavors or adventurous eats, visitors will find something to satisfy every craving. The
Celebrate the soul of African American history and culture at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum. Through objects and art dating from 1784 to the present day,
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