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Eat 2000
Drive Through Introduction
Exit 2 Route 10, Severna Park
Exit 3 Governor Ritchie Highway, Brooklyn / Glen Burnie
Exit 4 Interstate 97, Annapolis
Exit 6 Route 170, Linthicum
Exit 7 Baltimore - Washington Parkway, uh, Baltimore / Washington
Exit 8 Hammonds Ferry Road, Linthicum
Exit 11 Interstate 95, Downtown Baltimore
Exit 12 Wilkens Avenue, Baltimore / Arbutus
Exits 13/14 Frederick Road / Edmondson Avenue, Catonsville / Ellicott City
Exit 15 Baltimore National Pike, Catonsville / Ellicott City
Exit 16 Interstate 70, Columbia
Exit 17 Security Boulevard, Woodlawn
Exit 18 Liberty Road, Lochearn / Randallstown
Exit 19 Northwest Expressway, Reisterstown / Westminster
Exit 20 Reisterstown Road, Northwest Baltimore / Pikesville / Owings Mills
Exit 21 Park Heights Avenue, Northwest Baltimore
Exit 22 Greenspring Avenue, Pikesville
Exit 23 Interstate 83 South, Baltimore
Exit 24 Interstate 83 North, Timonium / Cockeysville
Exit 25 Charles Street, Towson / Lutherville
Exit 26 York Road, Downtown Towson
Exit 27 Dulaney Valley Road, Towson
Exit 28 Providence Road, Towson
Exit 29 Cromwell Bridge Road, Towson
Exit 30 Perring Parkway, Northeast Baltimore / Parkville
Exit 31 Harford Road, Northeast Baltimore / Parkville
Exit 32 Belair Road, Northeast Baltimore / Perry Hall
Exit 33 Interstate 95, White Marsh and Points North
Exits 34/35 Pulaski Highway / Philadelphia Road, Rosedale
Exit 36 Southeast Boulevard, Essex / Middle River
Exit 38 Route 150/Eastern Avenue, Essex / East Baltimore
Exits 39/40 North Point Boulevard / Merritt Boulevard, Dundalk
Exits 41/42 Cove Road / North Point Boulevard, Dundalk / Edgemere
Eat 2000
Posted 2/23/2000
Grand Palace (6721 Ritchie Highway, Brooklyn Park, [410] 636-8333), located along Ritchie Highway in one of Baltimore's innermost aging suburbs, offers some of the best and most authentic Chinese food within or without the big asphalt ring. The Americanized menu offers the usual gloppy sops to the local palate—your moo goo gai pan, your chop suey—but in-the-know eaters check the specials board. Here you'll find the shining kitchen's best work—crispy whole flounder; gingery green-lipped mussels; relative rarities such as conch and shark. (C'mon, be adventurous, try the jellyfish.) And we're pretty sure Grand Palace is the only place hereabouts offering dim sum every day of the week (except Tuesdays, when it's closed).
It's happening 24/7 at the Honey Bee Diner and Carry Out (7346 Ritchie Highway, Glen Burnie, [410] 761-0477), a veritable Glen Burnie institution. The cozy art deco diner serves up bountiful breakfasts, lunches to linger over, and super suppers, all at super low prices. They've got your roast-turkey dinner, your meat loaf, your fries with gravy, and your bona fide milkshake. We knew the place was the real thing on one midnight visit, as we snarfed ice cream on waffles and watched the counterman fry up a mountain of home fries.
Haussner's may be gone, but there will always be a little piece of it alive as long as Sunset Restaurant and Lounge (625 Greenway Ave., Glen Burnie, [410] 768-1417) is around. We love the crowded little rooms with dark wood and etched-glass dividers. We love the mirrors, the servers who attend without intruding, and the huge meals. You don't see people leaving the Sunset with a simple Styrofoam container, no. They cart food out of here in shopping bags. Try the crab melt, tasty imperial atop two English muffin halves. Even simple dishes like fried chicken are beautifully done, and vegetable orders are big enough to share (although you might want to keep the smoky-good stewed tomatoes all to yourself).
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