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(Ou)R House

As I'm sure not many of you know, I am in two long distance relationships. Two of my favorite people live in Baltimore, Maryland. One is my boyfriend who plays basketball for Loyola Maryland and the other is my longtime manager. Due to these long distance relationships I have been able to experience a lot of the Baltimore cuisine. One of my favorite places that I have been to with both of these lovely people is R House. R House began with 10 different chefs coming together and launching their restaurants in a warehouse-like building. A large seating area is surrounded by nine more pernimate restaurants and one popup restaurant that is always changing around. Their vendors include Ground & Griddled, a breakfast sandwich and coffee shop. Amano Taco offers tacos and taco bowls. Be.bim which is Korean BBQ. Arba is a mediterranean street food restaurant. BRD offers fried chicken sandwiches and wings. White Envelope offers venezuelan arepas, which if you're like me and have no idea what those are, Arepa is a type of dough originated in Colombia and Venezuela that is popularly used for sandwiches. Little Baby's Ice Cream is a "super premium ice cream", flavors include; buttered popcorn, hazelnut s'mores, everything bagel, and coffee peanut butter and toast. Hilo is a poke bowl and sushi place but my favorite bowl of theirs is the spicy Hawaiian. Lastly is Stall 11, which offers veggie dishes, smoothies and juices.
From Be.bim

So no more wandering around trying to find a place that everyone is in the mood for. If you go to R House everyone can get whatever peaks their interest while still keeping a family style sit down. You can also quench your thirst by getting a cocktail at the bar in the middle of R House or a free water jug for the table. One more great thing about R House is the event that they have. They almost always have a game playing on the TV or this past Halloween they played Beatle Juice on the big screen projector outside. R House is one of my favorite places in Baltimore for any kind of food I'm in the mood for.
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