Restaurants

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Hasslinger's 1701 -5 North Charles Street Hasslinger's, later known as Walker - Hasslinger's was located on Charles Street , just south of the Charles Theatre. I remember this restaurant as the Chesapeake Restaurant back in the 1970;'s and 80's. The building is currently vacant, but in a prime location, right next to the Charles Theatre. Postcard views are from the 1950's........ .......................	............................... ..........
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Haussner's Restaurant Highlandtown Perhaps the best known of Baltimore's old Restaurants, Haussners closed it's doors a few years ago. Hassners had German dishes, and walls of art work to keep you looking around. ............	...........
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Hi Ho Inn 308 East Baltimore Street	......... ........................ ..........................................

Lindey's Restaurant 417 East Baltimore Street	.......... ......................... .................

Marty's 17 East Fayette Street ...... ........ .......	. ......... ...................................

Miller Brother's Restaurant 119 West Fayette Street .....................................................	....................

Nate's and Leon's Pimlico Inn Park Heights Avenue just north of Belvedere Avenue...

New China Inn 2400 block of North Charles Street As a kid growing up in Baltimore City in the 1960's, I remember the New China Inn and the logo ( below right ) . The main restaurant was located in the 2400 block of North Charles Street, with carry outs located in Mondawin Mall and at the intersection of Loch Ravem and East Cold Spring Lane. .............................	............
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Oyster Bay Restaurant 113 West Baltimore Street ......................	.............

Schellhase's Restaurant 412 North Howard Street	...........

St Regis Restaurant 1815 North Charles Street

Surrey Inn Reisterstown Road where the Beltway now crosses. " The Surrey Inn opened it's doors in the Spring of 1950 after many months of remodeling from a private home of the Horan family. Over the next ten years the Inn flourished to being one of the top notch restaurants to dine in Baltimore County, just one mile north of Pikesville on Reisterstown Road. Customers came from many miles away to enjoy a wonderful meal and the country setting, especially with having a pond with ducks on the property for the kids to enjoy. The Inn also had 9 hotel rooms where many of the parents who had children attending the local private schools would stay, especially in June with graduations. When the Painters Mill Music Fair first opened its doors, back in those days it was in a tent. The Inn accommodated as many of the cast as possible. The Surry Inn was a life-long dream of my father, Bill Hammond who spent many years at sea to save for his dream. Ten years later the Surrey Inn became a victim to the progress of the Baltimore beltway." Words of Avril. Thanks to Avril for the addition and photos of the Surrey Inn.	.................
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Ten Mile House Reisterstown Road	.............................

White Rice Inn 320 Park Avenue	...................
....	Shang Wah Long Co 320 Park Avenue , Baltimore Ok Ok , I know it's not a restaurant, but seeing that Baltimore doesn't have a Chinatown, and I had this neat postcard to file somewhere, I figured that I would attach it here. Quite a front on this old store located at 320 Park Avenue in downtown Baltimore City. ( Address matches the White Rice Inn Postcard above )

Wilson 's Restaurant North Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue Baltimore, Maryland The image on the left was found in a old phone book, circa the 1950's. At first I couldn't recall such a building at that corner, and thought maybe it was of the current Schanze Theatre Building, which also housed Wilson's Restaurant for a spell back in the 1970's. However, I believe the old building seen here was just north of the old theatre, and was torn down to make way for the southwest entrance of the Penn North subway station.	...............

This page is NOT intended as a history of Baltimore's Restaurants. This is simply a look at a few of the old places we used to eat. Please feel free to write us with some of your favorites.

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Updated 3-2-2009

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8/G Inn	122 North Liberty Street " Good Food -" A National Institution "
8 /G store	208 East Baltimore Street " A National Institution "
Bilger's	Calvert and Fayette Street ( Also North Avenue and Charles Street " Good Things to Eat "
Campus Inn	2501 North Charles Street
Child's	18 North Charles Street
Effords	U.S. Rt 1 one mile south of Laurel
Gray Goose Inn	North Charles Near 23rd Street
Harry L Hassinger	North Avenue and St Paul Streets
Medenbach's	Pennylvania and Fulton Avenues
Mt Royal Inn	809 Cathedral Street
The Pepper Pot	523 North Charles Street
Pickwick Inn	217 West Saratoga Street
The Plim	S.W. Corner of Frederick and Monroe Streets
Robert E. Volkmer's	700 Washington Blvd
Walker- Hassinger	1701 North Charles Street
Yearley's	118 East Baltimore Street 105 North Howard Street 14 East Lexington Street