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Hi, This reminds me that I was going to put together a list of some well-regarded seafood restaurants in Baltimore (for Herr Dr.Lotz and everyone else). I have stayed with restaurants in or near downtown, Harbor East or Fells Point. I don't eat much seafood myself, so I am going on reputation rather than personal experience: - Phillips - 601 East Pratt St, Inner Harbor - Oceanaire - 801 Aliceanna St, Harbor East - Rusty Scupper - 402 Key Highway, Inner Harbor - Bertha's (famous for mussels - they even have a song about them!) - 734 S. Broadway, Fells Point. Also has live jazz some nights. - Ouzo Bay - 1000 Lancaster St, Harbor East - Bubba Gump Shrimp Co - 301 Light St, Harborplace - Thames St Oyster House - 1728 Thames St, Fells Point Hope this is helpful. Thanks. Gene On Mon, Mar 19, 2018 at 8:51 PM, Steve Ramm < [log in to unmask]> wrote: > I've never made it from Philly to Baltimore by car in less than 2 hours > (without stopping). Getting through CT and New York is traffic heavy. From > Philly to Boston with no traffic and 2 25 minute "rest stops", is about 6 - > 6 1/2 hours. So total drive is realistically 8-9 hours. And you aren't > seeing anything. The big food in Boaton is SEAFOOD and BALTIMORE is on the > HARBOR so plenty of Seafood there! Just saying... > > It's 407 miles and Google Directions say that from the Hyatt in Boston to > the Raddison in Baktimore is 6 hours 48 minutes (if you leave NOW 8:50 PM > and hit no traffic). > > Steve > > > > In a message dated 3/19/2018 12:45:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, > [log in to unmask] writes: > > > By all means go to Philadelphia, which is a fine town. However, Boston to > Baltimore should not be a ten hour drive unless something goes very wrong. > Boston to New York should only be about 4 hours, and New York to Baltimore > should be about 3 hours. YMMV, but I've driven both of these routes dozens > of times. > > If you do decide on Boston, let me know and I'll get you some seafood > recommendations. > > Cheers, > > > Matt Barto >