Building Connections: The Power of Corporate Team Building in Baltimore
Building Connections: The Power of Corporate Team Building in Baltimore
Foodie tour and tasting in Fells Point.
Looking for an idea your holiday party in Baltimore City? Look no further than BITE OF BALTIMORE! Combine food and fun, laughter and drinks, history and charm.
Bite of Baltimore offers a VARIETY of options, and private tours can be fully customized to fit your group, your tastes, and your budget! We work with local transportation, and even Baltimore’s Water Taxi to bring you the coolest way to arrive at your private tour. Contact us today to start planning your team event, and stellar holiday party!
Every year, Baltimore is awash in art and light installations. This year, Baltimore’s Light City festival has changed to a different time of year, to allow for cooler temperatures and less rain from its previous spring timeline. It now coincides with the Baltimore Book Festival, and both festivals make up the event called Brilliant Baltimore.
Light City was always one of our favorite festivals in Baltimore. It brought residents out from their homes, brought people from the surrounding Counties into the city, and helped to highlight local and international artists and their inspiring work.
Our favorite independent book shops, Ivy Bookshop and Red Emmas, countless authors, many literary groups/societies, and the Enoch Pratt Library come together for this year’s Baltimore Book Festival. There will be readings, discussion, and performances.
Looking for some food and fun while you check out Light City, the Baltimore Book Festival, and Brilliant Baltimore on the whole?
CHECK OUT A FOOD TOUR!
Try multiple restaurants all at once, stay close to the city, then meet up with friends and family for the lights, sights, and art! Check out why Bite of Baltimore are the best food tour in the city!
Fall foliage, pumpkin spiced everything, pleasant temperatures: it’s no wonder fall is often everyone’s favorite season. But how can you make fall special in BALTIMORE? Here are a few ways to explore Baltimore in the fall!
According to the Baltimore Sun, the peak time to catch peak fall foliage in 2019 will be mid-October. Baltimore city has not just one, not two, but THREE large parks to view amazing fall foliage. Designed by Frederick Olmstead (who also designed Central Park in NYC), Patterson Park provides 137 acres of prime fall foliage viewing (go ahead and prance/skip/frolic/selfie to your heart’s content).
Federal Hill sits above Baltimore’s gorgeous Inner Harbor, and provides sweeping views of the water. Its high vantage point was chosen as an advantageous position in the Civil War, and will likewise give you VIP views for all the orange/red/yellow foliage Baltimore’s waterfront has to offer!
Lastly, don’t forget about Fort McHenry, the birthplace of the national anthem, the Star Spangled Banner. Fort McHenry sits at the tip of Baltimore’s harbor, and protected it from intruders—who were attempting to enter from the Chesapeake Bay and the Patapsco River during the war of 1812. Behold the fall foliage along the banks of the Patapsco and surrounding Baltimore County!
On your way to peruse the fall foliage, check out these great coffee shops in Baltimore City!
Just blocks from nearby Patterson Park, check out One Do in Canton. They are featuring a pumpkin spiced chai latte that will warm your hands and your heart! If you’re on your way to Federal Hill, make sure to stop by the newly renovated Cross Street Market, which features a new outpost of Ceremony Coffee (featuring seasonal menus for food and for caffeine). Last but not least, head to Order & Chaos Coffee, where you can grab a “walking waffle” on your way to Fort McHenry.
Looking for a way to spend a beautiful Autumn weekend? Think FOOD TOUR! Get to try multiple restaurants all in one day, learn about all the great Baltimore history you should know as a local or a tourist. Enjoy the gorgeous weather with family, coworkers, and friends! Book a standard tour, or customize your very own Fall Fun Event today. Think Bite of Baltimore, and see why we are ranked the NUMBER 1 TOUR on TripAdvisor!
Ever wonder who was behind the curtain of Baltimore’s premier food tour? Wonder no more! Get to know one of our owners, Zachary Greene. He was recently chosen by JMore Magazine as their one of their 10 under 40! JMore is a lifestyle platform that encompasses print, online, and social media; it highlights news and stories of the vibrant Jewish community in Baltimore.
Zachary is a Baltimore native, and wanted to share his love of Baltimore to locals and tourists alike.
Get to know Baltimore one bite at a time. A food tour is a walking tour where you can experience multiple restaurants in one day! It includes a tour through the city, stories about the neighborhoods of Fells Point, Mount Vernon, and (soon to include) Federal Hill. Baltimore has many vibrant neighborhoods to explore, and a food tour is the most fun way to get to know the city!
Check out our very own Zachary Greene, along with 9 other esteemed Jewish colleagues at JMore.
https://www.jmoreliving.com/2019/07/11/10-under-40-jmore-salutes-young-influencers/
Mount Vernon is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in Baltimore. It was named after George Washington’s home of Mount Vernon, Virginia. Its name is fitting because it is the location of the first monument dedicated to George Washington.
Baltimore’s Washington Monument may not be as large as the one in neighboring DC, but it predates its larger version by 33 years. The cornerstone of Baltimore’s Washington Monument was laid in 1815, and the construction was finished in 1829. DC’s Washington Monument started in 1848 (33 years after the cornerstone was laid in Baltimore’s monument) and was not completed until 1888.
Industrialists rebuilding after the war of 1812 flocked to this fashionable neighborhood. They built the brownstones, mansions, and grand buildings that stand in the neighborhood today.
The Mount Vernon neighborhood is marked by varied and delicious cuisine, ranging from Thai to Turkish, from Afghani to New American. There are new sites, such as the newly renovated Hotel Revival and its rooftop bar Topside. There are painstakingly preserved charms such as the Elephant: where the Knapp family mansion’s collection of Waterford crystal, Tiffany glass, and De Forest carvings still decorate its lavish dining rooms and luxe lounge.
Overwhelmed by all the culinary choices and historic sights of Mount Vernon? Not to worry!
See and taste all Mount Vernon has to offer with a Food Tour. Click below and choose Mount Vernon.
Ever wonder what a food tour is? Let us show you! A food tour is a tour that brings you to several restaurants, all in one day. Think of it like a progressive dinner: you get appetizers at one restaurant, an entree at another, another entree at another, a cocktail at the next place, then dessert at the last place. While walking to each restaurant, a tour guide will share with you their knowledge about the city and the neighborhood.
Here in Baltimore, Bite of Baltimore is the city’s NUMBER ONE tour, according to Tripadvisor! We offer tours in two different neighborhoods: Fells Point and Mount Vernon.
At a loss for gift ideas for friends and family? Can’t think of what to get someone who has everything? Give them the gift of fun!
Let us show you why Bite of Baltimore is the NUMBER ONE tour in the city! Our guides are fun, our food is delicious, and our service is impeccable.
We offer gift cards for future tours. Don’t forget to get something for yourself: you deserve a gift too!!
We can’t wait to show you the wonderful sights and delicious eats Baltimore has to offer!
Bite of Baltimore provides a unique corporate team building experience. Consider us for your next event!