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Brunch time at Golden West Cafe! Teriyaki roasted Brussels sprouts and 5-spice steak.

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Watched the Oakland A's win against the Orioles at Camden Yards tonight while enjoying a delicious ball park treat! The Chipper at Camden Yards features loaded kettle chips (with old bay seasoning of course) in four different varieties. I ordered the regular pulled pork ($9) and received a behemoth mound of food! A generous bed of chips smothered in cheese sauce, topped with a large amount of BBQ pulled pork, some cheddar, and huge scoops of sour cream, salsa, and guacamole. The pulled pork was slightly odd and sweet against the other tex mex style toppings but really the whole thing was a good value and the components were delicious on their own.

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Baltimore avocado toast

I’m a millennial and I don’t own a house, so therefore by the transitive property (I think), I am obligated to be obsessed with ordering avocado toast at restaurants. And because I also love brunch (again, millennial here), I recently took it upon myself, with the help of some Twitter friends, to make a list of all the places in Baltimore I could find that serve avocado toast for brunch/breakfast/lunch. You’re welcome. Let me know if I’m missing something and I’ll add it on.

Atwater’s, multiple locations

Canton

BoatHouse Canton, 2809 Boston St.

The Iron Rooster, 3721 Boston St.

Federal Hill

Encantada, 800 Key Highway

The Outpost American Tavern (on what looks like a lunch/dinner menu), 1032 Riverside Ave.

Regi’s American Bistro, 1002 Light St.

Hampden

Avenue Kitchen & Bar, 911 W. 36th St.

Five and Dime Ale House (on the brunch menu as South Cali Toast), 901 W. 36th St.

The Food Market, 1017 W. 36th St.