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Wine Village in Baltimore is modeled after wine villages that pop up in villages across Germany's wine regions starting every April and May. Wine Village takes inspiration from Germany's authentic and casual wine traditions, while also featuring some other crowd favorites that come every holiday season from Baltimore's Christmas Village.

Facci Ristorante, an Italian restaurant with locations in Maple Lawn and Ellicott City, opened its third location at the 414 Light St. tower in Inner Harbor/Otterbein last week. Facci fills a 4,500 sq. ft. space vacated by vegan restaurants Double Zero and Liora.

Facci, an Italian restaurant with locations in Maple Lawn and Ellicott City, is opening a third location at the 414 Light St. tower in Inner Harbor/Otterbein. Facci takes over a 4,500 sq. ft. space vacated by vegan restaurants Double Zero and Liora.

Popular Little Italy restaurant Angeli's Pizzeria is coming to Federal Hill. It will take over a bar and restaurant space at 1035 S. Charles St. that was formerly Brothers Sushi. It will be the third location for the business which was started in 2019 by brothers Juniet and Mert Ozturk and business partner Cem Ari.

Prabhu Thapa called Locust Point the best place in Maryland. He said Baltimore reminds him of Katmandu, one of the cities he resided in in his native Nepal.

Today, MCB Real Estate unveiled plans for a redevelopment of Harborplace at the Inner Harbor. The plan includes demolishing the pair of two-story shopping pavilions and replacing them with four new buildings with apartments, retail, and commercial space.

A Locust Point lot at 1625 to 1635 Cuba St. has hit the market for the second time in the past two years. The 5,561 sq. ft. lot is currently listed with Patrick Smith of MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate.

The Crazy Crab Bag opened in May at the former HomeSlyce building at 1741 Light St. in Riverside/South Baltimore. Baltimore native Arrica Ashe started the concept as a food truck and later a cloud kitchen before partnering with Latoya Jones to open the South Baltimore restaurant. 

Pasadena, California-based Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. (ARE), which was planning a six-story, 169,812 sq. ft. lab and office building in Baltimore Peninsula (called Port Covington at the time), is no longer involved in the project. The spec office building, which was advertised for lease in Summer 2020, was a collaboration with The Port Covington Development Team.

Birria tacos and Jamaican food in Brooklyn, Brunch in Riverside, and Italian food in Federal Hill.