Christina Tkacik

For her daughter Tara's 16th birthday many years ago, Christina Hubbard hired a big white limo to pick up her and her friends up at Parkville High.

First taste-tested in Baltimore, the high-alcohol dessert wine has seen sales surge across the U.S., becoming the most popular item for its Maryland distributor. That's despite an anemic landscape for the overall alcoholic beverage market and a particularly bleak wine market, which saw sales drop 8% from August 2023 to this year,

chat_bubble As a former TV producer who started making toffee as a side business, Kathy Nelson was relatively new to the food world when she set out to open a candy shop in Little Italy.

Brothers Bryan and Michael Voltaggio competed against one another on “Top Chef” and have run restaurants across the nation.

Atlas Restaurant Group is closing down Perennial in downtown Towson later this month, marking the first time in its 14-year history that the company has shut down one of its Baltimore-area properties.

There was a time when the Patterson Bowling Center, which opened in 1927, was considered state of the art, just as there was a time when even seemingly everyone from Baltimore — even Babe Ruth — played duckpin bowling.

After years of delays, Tony Foreman's restaurant The Duchess has officially opened on The Avenue in Hampden.

On Tuesday morning, Aisha “Pinky” Cole drove past a few of the schools she attended in Baltimore — Western and City, as well as Hazelwood Elementary

If you didn't know it already, 2024 made it clear: Baltimore is a great eating town.

Peter Thomas, a restauranteur and former reality TV star who appeared on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” was sentenced Thursday to serve 18 years