Christina Tkacik is a Food Reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She specializes in topics such as chain restaurants, restaurant innovation, and beverage production, bringing insights into the evolving landscape of dining and drinks. Christina's work has been featured in notable publications including The Baltimore Sun, Yahoo News, and Bon Appetit.
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Christina Tkacik focuses on local lifestyle, food and beverage, with an emphasis on restaurant news in Baltimore and Maryland. She frequently covers new restaurant openings, closures, and local culinary trends.
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At Edo Cafe in Harbor East, customers can sample cheesecake that is inspired by Japan and Spain.
Tables were packed last September at Le Comptoir du Vin, a Station North restaurant, and owner Rosemary Liss didn't know why.
By: Christina Tkacik
How do you say “delicious”? Some people throw their heads back in ecstasy. Others smack their lips and say “mmmmmmm.” But when Douglas White tastes something particularly delectable, he shouts at the top of his lungs.
By: Matti Gellman, Christina Tkacik
Share this via... Baltimore Peninsula is losing anchor tenant Slutty Vegan.
By: Christina Tkacik
Share this via... Past the rows and rows of slots, past the easy craps and the crapless craps, and past the Damien Hirst piece by the men's room is Maryland's newest Vietnamese restaurant.
By: Christina Tkacik
Share this via... It was a few weeks before Mother's Day, and Yagnesh Mehta wanted to boost food sales at his branch of PJ's Coffee inside The Mall in Columbia.
By: Christina Tkacik
The $1.25 million listing price includes the liquor license, furniture and fixtures, and name of the pub.
on Harford Road. “Seventy-five percent of our customers are post office customers first and shop candy on the way out,” said co-owner Jennifer Wockenfuss Waters.
By: Christina Tkacik
There was a woman dancing topless onstage, but Eddie Suqi didn't seem to notice. He was more excited by the food.
Hampden's Avenue is losing its honky-tonk pie shop.
