Join us as we explore the incredible food scene of Baltimore, Maryland! In this Baltimore Food Tour, we’re taking you through the historic neighborhoods of Fells Point and Little Italy while discovering some of the city’s best local food, coffee, and attractions.
We start the day with an unforgettable breakfast in Fells Point, featuring an over-the-top Captain Crunch French Toast that lives up to the hype. Then it’s time to fuel up with a visit to one of the best local coffee shops in downtown Baltimore before exploring the charming cobblestone streets and waterfront views that make Fells Point so special.
No trip to Baltimore would be complete without visiting the world-famous National Aquarium, one of the top attractions in the city and home to thousands of incredible marine animals.
For lunch, we’re heading to the legendary Dudas Tavern, a beloved 5th-generation family-owned pub known for serving some of Baltimore’s best crab cakes. We’ll find out if this local favorite deserves its reputation!
Then we make our way to Baltimore’s historic Little Italy, where authentic Italian culture, delicious pasta, and fresh cannolis await. From handmade Italian dishes to classic desserts, this neighborhood is packed with old-world charm and amazing flavors.
If you’re planning a trip to Baltimore or simply love food and travel videos, this guide will show you some of the best places to eat, drink, and explore in Charm City.
📍 Featured in this video:
Fells Point Waterfront
Captain Crunch French Toast
Local Baltimore Coffee Shop
National Aquarium
Baltimore Crab Cakes
Dudas Tavern
Little Italy
Authentic Italian Pasta
Fresh Cannolis
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7 Comments
Let me know your favorite spots to eat in Baltimore 👇👇👇
I truly loved walking the cobblestones in Fells Point.
Make sure to get those crab cakes from Dudas
The girls want that french toast!!!
Love your channel. Would love to see if you could tour NC
Those cannoli looked amazing! Is there such a thing as too much chocolate?!? 😂😂😂
I live in Baltimore City (north central Baltimore, about a 15-20 minute drive across the city during not-rush hour times from where you were), and I just wanted to thank you for the positive portrayal of the city and showing some of what we have to offer. The National Aquarium is indeed a treasure (as is Mr. Trash Wheel)! The silver lining of Baltimore having a "reputation" is that because we don't have a lot of chain places outside of the Inner Harbor and Harbor East, there is a thriving , creative small business/restaurant scene here. Blue Moon Cafe and Vaccaro's are excellent, although I haven't been to the other spots you featured. Another place that has that super local feel you enjoyed at Jabali is Karellas Cafe in Greektown. They have delicious Greek food, and you'll always see a group of older gentlemen speaking Greek congregating there for Greek coffee on the weekend. My favorite Little Italy spot is Benny's, which advertises themselves as having the "Best Balls on the Block" for good reason! In the part of the city where I live, you've got several great bakeries in about a half mile radius, including Doppio Pasticceria (Sicilian – their pizza is also excellent), La Maison by Cafe Dear Leon (Korean French bakery influences – get the crab dip bagel), and Motzi Bread (locally grown and milled whole grain breads and pastries). Some of my favorite coffee shops in this part of the city are Artifact Coffee and Catalog Coffee. The Baltimore Museum of Art, which is free, although you need a reservation, is a great attraction in the area as well. My personal favorite crab cake is from Faidley's at Lexington Market, but I've also heard good things about Koko's (it's our Mayor's favorite) in the Lauraville-Hamilton area, which also is where the excellent Silver Queen Cafe and Zeke's Coffee are located. I'll stop there, since this is more than enough for the next time you pass through! I'm looking forward to any MDI content you create this summer, since my family frequently went there in the summer when I was growing up, and I'm sure it's changed a lot. I'm glad you enjoyed your time here in Charm City!