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Highland Inn

3.8 (4 reviews)
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Closed • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar - Linthicum

Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar - Linthicum

3.2(106 reviews)
2.8 mi

The food is always delicious here, sandwiches are piled high with a meat of your choice, cheese,…read moreslaw, tomato, and fries. Onion rings are super crispy and stay together well. The drinks were HUGE but not very strong. I did get a little plastic duck with my cocktail which was very cute, though. Despite being a Pittsburgh sandwich and bar restaurant, you would expect to see Steelers memorabilia, but the Linthicum MD location is full of Baltimore Ravens gear! The service was attentive and always around if you needed something. Food comes out quickly, I didn't wait more than 10-15 minutes for anything to come out. Overall, Food and Drinks: 8.5/10 Service: 8/10 Atmosphere: 7/10

P is for Primanti Bros., representing 2024 in alphabet series:…read more I was familiar with Primati Bros. when I visited my parents in Lancaster. They live very close to a location there, and we got pizza to go when I was visiting them one time maybe in 2022. The pizza was very good as I recall. Then, I saw there was a location of Primanti Bros. opening in Linthicum Heights near BWI Airport, the first location in the Baltimore-DC area. They were having a grand opening on Wednesday, June 19, 2024, where the 1st 100 customers were going to get free sandwiches for year. I live about 13 miles from here, and I toyed with the idea of trying to be one of the first 100. But I opted against as even if I got there at 6 AM for the 10 or 10:30, whatever grand opening time, and there's still no guarantee I'd be the 1st 100. And I'd be pissed that I drove all the way there and stood there for hours to get nothing in the end. Not to mention, I had work too (although on average probably slower due to also Juneteenth holiday), which I could do from out there to a certain extent. Ultimately, I had emailed them, and they said the 100th customer got there at approximately 4 AM that morning! That's insane. This place really has a cult following! A friend, who knew I lived in AA County, loves this place and mentioned the idea of meeting up with me one Sunday to watch a Ravens game, and him and his fiancée (wife as of March 2025) went up there a few times to watch game or other reasons they went that way. On Thursday, October 3, 2024, like Juneteenth the holiday Primanti Bros. opened, it was Rosh Hosannah, and that friend who had off (as he works in a school & they get the Jewish holiday) off invited me to lunch with another friend of ours. My work was slow that day, and I needed to eat lunch somewhere anyway. I probably would've eaten lunch at home or close to home if they hadn't thought to invite me. So, I drove the 13 miles from home to meet up with them. Those two friends were kind of high. Well sure, it was a holiday they were off work. And they were hungry too! I was hungry too because well it was lunchtime. Service was prompt & friendly answering our questions. However, server was a bit of a klutz as she accidentally spelled some water got a bit on one friend. Geez, was she the one who was high?!...just kidding, it's just one of those accidents that can happen being a server. She was apologetic. My friend took it with stride having a positive attitude. I believe I got a pastrami sandwich, but could've been corned beef. Their sandwiches are big, pilled high with lots of meat & delicious too. I can really see why the following for this place with the quantity but also the high quality. Fries were plentiful too, which were also delicious. I ate well that day for lunch and was quite full. I went to an event that evening, and I think I just ate something small/snack for dinner that night after I got home around 9 PM. This was a great service with excellent plentiful sandwiches & fries and nice service.

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Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar - Linthicum
Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar - Linthicum
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Guinness Open Gate Brewery - Side of Slaw ($6) no bueno

Guinness Open Gate Brewery

4.2(1.1k reviews)
3.3 mi
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Did you know that there's a Guinness brewery in Baltimore??? Neither did I until it popped up on my…read moresocial media, along with the terrible news that it's closing on November 1! I love me some Guinness, so I had to check it out. It's located right up the street from BWI airport. You can't miss the giant building located on US 1. When you enter, they card you can give you a wristband. There's a large patio and a bar outside, plus a bar and seating inside. There's a large gift shop, and very nice, clean bathrooms. You can take two different tours-one focused on the Guinness history, one focused on the Guinness beer making process. I chose the latter. Pat was our tour guide. I learned so much about how to make a good quality beer. We even got to enter where they make the beer-you can't even do that at the Guinness brewery in Ireland! At the end of the tour, we got to same 4 different beers. I'm super bummed that this place is closing! Kinda crazy because it was very packed. Every employee I spoke to was very sad that it was closing. If you're a beer enthusiast and can make it here before it closes, I highly recommend it.

I might be the last person to review this place, and that's really sad. They are closing as of…read moreNovember 1, 2026. The brewery tour is okay, you don't see a lot of things, but the tour guides make the experience. They are chock full of useful knowledge about Guinness, beer-making, and general history of the facility and area. The restaurant was great, always had very delicious food to offer. I hope the chef(s) find gainful employment in the vicinity, as their talents should not go to waste. The beer... I mean, it's Guinness brewed in the US. Well, not the actual stout! They brew the Open Gate here, plus various other experimental varieties. This is a common misconception, but the beer we all refer to as "Guinness" is not brewed here. I guess I'm writing this as a farewell. I'd only been up there a few times, and I'd only ever done one of the multiple tours they offered. But, it was a source of pride knowing that Guinness had a brewery here in Maryland. I'm sad for what the state and region will be losing. But, man, it was nice while it lasted.

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