Survival tips for Baltimore Maryland?

[John61CT]

But if the local authorities wanted to effectively enforce their no sleeping in vehicles law, I'm sure those dweller-friendly business would go along.

 

[lenny flank]

Sure. But there's no reason for either of them to bother. It's nearly all people just passing through while traveling. Most Cracker Barrels are located right off a highway exit, so they are easy for travelers to get to. And since Cracker Barrel is not as well-known as Walmart, they don't have the same difficulties with homeless people trying to live there forever or making a mess in their parking lots.

Even in cities which strictly enforce their no-parking laws, I never had any trouble at all in a Cracker Barrel.

 

[bullfrog]

I think they would offer you a job at Cracker Barrel and help you find a better place to park, they seem to just be that kind of establishment.

 

[johnny b]

'Pit Beef' is NOT bbq....order medium rare with onions (raw) and Tiger Sauce (mild horseradish sauce). Though I like mine with straight horseradish added as well...cleans the sinuses.
Chesapeake Blue Crab is the BEST crab in the world...learn how to properly 'pick' a crab to avoid embarrassment. (that's 'pick' as in pick apart. not pick as in choose). Eat with melted butter and Old Bay seasoning.
Find Attman's Deli on Lombard street...order a "Coddie" and pick up some Berger cookies.

https://www.saveur.com/essential-foods-baltimore

 

[lenny flank]

^^ Alas, I have never liked crab--I always thought the payoff was not worth the effort involved to get it. Give me a lobster tail instead.

(But yes, there were some very good seafood restaurants near the Inner Harbor in Boston. Alas, I do not remember their names.)