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    Tagliata

    4.1 (838 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 2:30 PM, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Chris D.

    It's a beautiful, elegant space without being stuffy. Staff were very much on top of things and friendly. The standouts were the chilled corn soup (fresh! Creamy!) and the bombolone (fluffy! Hot!) the caprese was very underwhelming with tomatoes that were not quite ripe and under seasoned. The lobster ravioli had a nice sauce, but I wouldn't get it again as it didn't really land for me. Expensive restaurant overall, but nice for a treat.

    Chanel L.

    I had an opportunity during the week to stop in during lunch as I have had this on my "to go" list. I was able to get parking right at the restaurant without an issue; but be mindful this is not possible most days and times. Parking is tight around this area. The restaurant did not have signage viewable directing to the entrance. Entrance is through a terrace area in which there is outdoor seating and great vibing view (on a cooler and better day then this partucular day with temperatures over 100°. Entrance was made at the lower level(bar area) and greetings were made from the bartender. I then walked up the stairs to the hostess desk and was greeted again by the young lady. We were seated in a formal dining area. This is a casual to upscale dining experience. I was dressed not so casual but was not feeling out of place as it was not a lot of people inside. One large seemingly work group dining together. Hostess/waitress placed refreshing cold glasses of water on the table. I needed to wash my hands before my dining experience and meal. I asked the hostess/waitress for the location of restroom. She guided me to such. While walking to the restroom, I was able to see multiple food prep areas (open kitchen stove area, guy in another sections rolling and prepping raw ground meatballs another guy in another area. All food areas seemed neat and clean. Employees also using food prep gloves. I finally got to the restroom. Immaculately clean and smell fresh. The decor was warm and continued the asthetics of the restaurant. When I came back to the table I looked over the simple and minimalist menu. Its not overwhelming with a lot to chose from. The waitress explained the menu and when it came down to the pasta dishes she expressed the size of the half vs full. Her described portion of half was the size of a handful and the full was that of two hand fulls. I chose the bolognese (half), meatballs, and my dining guest chose a caesar salad with grilled chicken added. We decided on no other beverages beyond the water. The food came out quickly. The described size portions were as such. I was thinking the size would be not as small as it was. For a grown man or someone hungry, the half portion will not be filling. The salad came out portioned as the pasta. A handful of caesar with a large uncooked chicken breast. The meatballs (3 total) was a great portion. I found my bolognese and the meatballs to be on the side of a bit salty. My dining guest found the salad to be on the salty side as well. I enjoyed the ambiance and calm dining area but the food did not wow me. From the portions, to the taste and then the price. The caesar salad was $17 and $11 for the chicken breast that was not proportion with the hand full of romaine placed on a plate and uncut was too pricey ($28 total). They charge a 3% facility fee on to the check. Paying $80 for this experience was not justified. I am able to knock this off my list of "to go" I may take another look at coming here again but I for now will not consider anytime soon due to my first experience of the salty food. Other than the taste and portion its not a bad vibing experience.

    Sigena S.

    Amazing dinner for my service. Everything was 5 stars from the food to the service to the ambiance. Highly recommended

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    Patrick P.

    I was in town for a work dinner and I apparently was the only person who has never been here before. Our server Jorge was absolutely spectacular and attentive. It was a work dinner so I everyone enjoyed the choices they made. My entire family chose well for their preferences. Having lived in Chicago for 20 years. I didn't even order a steaks the lobster bucatini with scallops on the side was exquisite. Support small businesses!

    Tiff H.

    We stopped here impromptu to kill some space time and sit at the bar. We ordered a few drinks while having great conversation. The restaurant is beautifully tucked into a small alley way. The bartender was very personable and friendly. The atmosphere is classy. I would love to come back to try the full menu.

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    Haley S.

    I love this place! I have never had a bad meal and they have one of the best happy hours in the city! We usually get multiple items to share between us and it's always the perfect amount! We got there early enough that we got a seat at the outside bar and the bartender recommended all of her favorites. We'll definitely be back in the future!

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    Nisa W.

    Had pasta, a blueberry salad and tiramisu all were excellent. I was visiting from out of town for lunch; would definitely go back. It looks like a really fun place on the weekend there's outside seating and overall nice atmosphere. Loved the decor and vibe. Pasta was fresh and nicely seasoned. very very tasty!

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    Jacqueline K.

    This has some of the best Italian food I have had in the DMV area! There were a few small mishaps in my opinion, otherwise this would have been a solid 5/5 for me. We were in the Baltimore area for a concert and opted for a late lunch. Their kitchen closes mid afternoon, so we were able to get the last reservation before it closed. Everyone was really nice, but not overly so, which was kind of a shame since it is at a higher price point. Some highlights on the food: their caesar salad was amazing and I loved the parmesan piece on top. Their tuna tartare was really savory and delicious. One thing I want to note is that I had previously called ahead and asked if they could do a lettuce wrap for their burger, so I was taking aback when my server said no despite someone at the restaurant previously telling me that it was possible. I'm not sure if it's because the kitchen was closing or another reason, but it seems like there might've been some misalignment with the server and whomever had answered the phone previously.

    Qinyue H.

    My friends and I came here again for graduation dinner, especially for the ribeye! We got two plates, and they were as velvety and well-seasoned as we remembered. Just so good. The service was undoubtedly wonderful, and the ambiance was romantic.

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    Alexis B.

    I had dinner at Tagliata with three girlfriends on Friday night. We've all lived in Baltimore for several years, but none of us had ever been to Tagliata. The restaurant is large, although a bit compartmentalized (the front room of the restaurant looked beautiful, but we were sat in the second dining area, which was comfortable but perhaps a bit less elegant). (FYI: They also have some outdoor seating, and they had plenty of heaters by the outdoor seating when we visited.) The service was good from start to finish. Our waitress was very friendly, explained the specials and any dishes on the menu that we had questions about, and was very attentive to our table, even though they were busy throughout our meal. The food was a little hit and miss for me. We shared everything, so we were able to try about 7 dishes. We started with the Caesar salad (Parmigiano-Reggiano, sourdough, black garlic Caesar dressing), which was pretty good (maybe not my favorite Caesar dressing, but it wasn't a bad salad). Our antipasti course was their calamari, which isn't your standard calamari dish (not fried, it's served on top of fregola, olives, capers, pine nuts, golden raisins, and Calabrian chili). This calamari dish was one of our favorites of the night. Talgiata offers eight housemade pasta dishes, and they offer them in two sizes - small and large. We decided to order 4 in the small size so we could try more of them! We ordered: the Acquerello Risotto (brown butter balsamic butternut squash purée, parsnip, hazelnut, and balsamic vinegar); the rigatoni alla vodka (tomato-cream sauce finished with vodka and Parmigiano); lobster ravioli (mascarpone, lemon, lobster cream sauce); and the squid ink campanelle (with fresh blue crab, uni cream, chili, basil, and breadcrumbs). As an experiment, we decided to try them all and then say which our favorites were at the same time. We both liked two a lot, and two much less, which I thought was amazing. We're four people with different palates and different preferences, but we agreed exactly. The risotto was undercooked (the rice wasn't al dente, it was just undercooked), and I didn't enjoy the flavor either. It had a strong vinegar flavor, which I think would come from finishing a dish with poor quality balsamic vinegars (aged balsamic doesn't have that very acidic taste that less expensive, un-aged, or even faux Balsamics have). None of us enjoyed it much. The lobster ravioli was also a miss for us. I found the lobster overcooked (it was on the chewier side), but the real problem I had with the dish was the thickness of the pasta. It wasn't thin enough so when they created ravioli from the pasta sheets, the corners and edges were extremely tough and chewy. The flavor was fine but didn't make up for the pasta itself. The two that we did really like were the rigatoni alla vodka and the squid ink campanelle. The rigatoni was really simple and traditional - just a comfortable bowl of pasta. The campanelle was also a hit generally at my table, but I would add that I don't think much seafood flavor came through (it tasted like well-cooked pasta in a good cream sauce), so I'm not sure the uni in the cream is doing much (if you got a bit with a bigger piece of crab, the seafood flavor came through, otherwise, I didn't get it from the cream or the pasta itself). We finished with their Bomboloni (ricotta doughnuts, pumpkin spice pastry ream, apples, praline, and hazelnuts). I thought the texture and taste of the doughnuts was amazing - really light and fluffy. I wish the dessert had ended there, because I didn't think anything else on the plate made the dish better (the pastry cream in particular I did not enjoy). I had a couple of glasses of Cava, which I enjoyed. My friends ordered a few different drinks: red wine, an N/A cocktail, an espresso martini... I think we enjoyed all of them (I did really enjoy my friend's N/A drink which was light and refreshing). The restaurant's espresso machine was broken, so they couldn't make any coffee at all, which was too bad - it would have been nice with dessert. Overall, the meal was pretty okay. There were dishes I liked and dishes I didn't enjoy much. Tagliata has the vibes of a place that is just a little too scene-y for me: style over substance. It's not bad, but I don't think it ranks among the best Italian restaurants in Baltimore for me.

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    Carroll N.

    11.16.25 Hubby and I had a concert to go to at CFG Arena so I decided to select a restaurant nearby before the show to celebrate my birthday coming up in 1.5 weeks. When I did a search online, this restaurant received high reviews and had a lovely ambiance. I made reservations via OpenTable. When I made the reservation, I noted it was for my birthday. Upon being seated, I was given a handwritten birthday card. Our server was Christopher. He was knowledgeable informing us of the specials and offering a recommendation after my husband selected a particular glass of wine. Christopher started us off by providing us with complimentary bread. I ordered the lobster ravioli (half size) and my hubby ordered the chicken marsala with spaghetti. I enjoyed the succulent lobster and the flavorful sauce. My hubby enjoyed his entree as well. For dessert, I ordered the chocolate semifreddo which had chocolate mousse, cold brew gelato, white chocolate crema, and chocolate hazelnut crumble. Christopher brought it out with lighted candle and surprised me with a complimentary olive oil cake. Both were delectable and simply perfection. If I were at home, I probably would have licked the plates. Towards the end of dinner, Christopher didn't come to check on us as frequently, but I appreciated his thoughtfulness with the complimentary cake and his knowledge of the menu. I enjoyed the food, ambiance, and special gestures the restaurant made to celebrate my birthday.

    Namlhun J.

    My friends and I got the meatballs, fried chicken, bolognese, bruschetta, and the Caesar salad. The hits were definitely the meatballs and Tuscan fried chicken. We went for happy hour so the portions were smaller. For happy hour you can only sit at the bar, so we sat out doors by the bar and it was wonderful. We could talk freely and it wasn't too loud, but not silent either. The service was great the bartenders kept coming to check in on us!

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    Mona A.

    Tagliata is without a doubt the best Italian in Baltimore's inner harbor. When I lived in Baltimore, I would eat here almost daily, truly a home away from home. I stopped in again recently on a visit to Maryland and was so happy to see it's every bit as special as I remembered. The staff have always so kind and I still miss Milo, Abby, Carl, and Megan. The live piano is so peaceful and the atmosphere inside and on the patio are so charming. Chef Julian Marucci and the Atlas Group have created something special here. The salmon bruschetta, full lobster ravioli (ask for extra lobster!), and squid ink pasta are phenomenal. The pasta is handmade daily and so stunning. During COVID, they didn't have the lobster ravioli for a while, and I was so happy when it finally came back. It's a must order! Tagliata will forever hold a special place in my heart.

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    Amazing ambiance and food!! Service was amazing and I'll definitely return! I celebrated my birthday here and I loved everything about!

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    Is happy hour only available at the bar? Or should I get a table reservation to be on the safe side? Thanks!

    Happy only at the bar! First come first serve

    What time is happy hour?

    4 to 7pm! The menu has appetizers, pastas, wine and cocktails ranging from $2 to $8. It's an awesome value

    Are the half portions of things like lobster ravioli or fra diablo enough for one person or will I still be hungry later?

    Hi! My husband and I consistently split the squid ink pasta and get an entree. So I think the… 

    Do they have any vegan options?

    The vegetables, maybe one or two of the pasta options if you ask them to modify them. I believe the spaghetti. I would definitely call ahead about vegan options.

    How's the lobster ravioli though?

    Everything on the menu is incredible, including the lobster ravioli. You won't be disappointed. Satisfaction is guaranteed!

    Gluten free options?

    Yes. They do.

    Is there Happy Hour? If so, what's part of the Happy Hour menu? Just drinks? or Food and Drinks? Is there a HH menu I can view?

    Yes. It’s one of my favorites because of the outdoor bar. I usually get the $5 red wine - delicious and full bodied. The salmon spoon appetizer $2. The charcuterie $8. Some pastas - I think $6. And call it a day!! There’s other dishes as well!… 

    Are they expensive?

    I think they actually have a great mix of prices. You can get everything from a half order of pasta for around $10 to a $125 steak.

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    V-No - Enclosed seating if the sun is tweewww much

    V-No

    3.9(222 reviews)
    0.5 miCanton
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    We finally got to check this spot out! It's been on my list for a while. It's a great place to hang…read moreout on a warm, sunny day! I tried a glass of the 2024 Karl Josef Piesporter, and it was sweet without being overwhelming. It has a laid back vibe, so there's no rush to leave. It's a great place to sit and chat for a while. They're dog friendly, though I will say the dog next to us got a little active with their friend, which was a bit distracting. Overall, it still had a quaint atmosphere. The service was on the slower side, but we weren't in a rush. Just keep that in mind if you're looking for a quicker stop because this spot might not be your best pick. I really enjoyed the wine and the waterfront views, so I'll definitely be back!

    We stopped in for a cocktail. Our bartender said he was new and had been there a few months. He…read moresaid he was trying out some new drinks, so he gave us a peach cocktail to share. We ordered two vodka lemonades and two spicy margaritas. A little later he brought out a cheese board and said he was training someone, they had made an extra one, and he wanted us to have it for free. Super nice of him! We sat there enjoying our drinks, the cheese board, and watching the Blue Angels fly by. Great atmosphere. When we asked for the bill it was $73. Keep in mind, that's for four drinks because everything else was given to us for free. We never asked for the peach drink or the cheese board--he offered them. We paid the bill and left a good tip, but come on...$73 for four basic drinks is crazy. Just be aware if you're stopping in. The drinks are not cheap. Even with the free extras, it didn't feel like a good value.

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    Honeypot Cocktail Lounge

    4.2(10 reviews)
    1.2 miCanton

    This is the former Kenwood Tavern that really was only open for a year, but it cemented itself into…read morethe history of bars in Baltimore. I think the ownership is with the current Landlord. I'm not actually sure but the cocktails are good. I think the vibes when I went was off. Granted I did go on a weekday where it was pretty empty. I did really appreciate that they were chips of ice in the cocktail, cause it was a really hot day, so I made sure that the drink stayed really cold and delicious. Water is self service. They shift their menu a lot which I think is really nice for the community. The cocktails are on the pricier side they think they start around 14 or 16 which I think is a little too much for a local neighborhood bar.

    I have been on the hunt for my "cheers" and the hunt started here. I went one night with friends…read moreand grabbed seats at the bar. This place is so cozy and surprisingly easy to park. The vibes are right and the bartenders were nice and chatty, the only reason this place isnt "my" place and doesn't get 5 stars is because they dont make a very good dirty martini and thats like base level. I asked for it extra dirty and I could barely taste the olive brine, I actually had to have him pour more in front of me lol. Also service was a little slow. So for grabbing a quick drink with the girls sure, but staying as a regular nah.

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    Benny’s - Pistachio creame rigatoni!!  I hear it's reviewed in the latest Baltimore Magazine

    Benny’s

    4.5(84 reviews)
    0.2 miLittle Italy

    We had a great experience at Benny's. The service here was prompt and friendly…read more The eggplant meatballs with polenta are a fantastic vegetarian option. Nice flavor and good portions. My friends got the lemon bar for dessert and they highly recommend it. I'd happily return if I'm ever back in the area!

    I had an incredible experience at Benny's this weekend. We had a party of 9 for a birthday dinner…read moreand my wife wanted to go to a Mexican restaurant nearby that didn't take reservations. I went an hour early before everyone else was supposed to be there to get on the waitlist, but the wait was until 10 pm!! So I quickly switched gears and called Benny's because I've heard great things about them. The gentlemen who answered the phone was so kind, and was able to squeeze us in on the fly on a Saturday night, and they weren't slow. Got there super early because I was already in the area, and my wife and I decided to have an old fashioned and an espresso martini at the bar while we waited and they were excellent. The ambiance was upscale but still managed to be relaxed and comfortable. We had a lovely dinner, the waiter was busy but was still attentive and patient. Our whole experience was awesome, so we were already going back in the future. Yesterday I realized a mistake on my bank account from the bar charge, so I called around 6 pm and spoke to the same gentlemen as before. He got all my info and promised he'd call back in 5 minutes. I didn't really expect 5 minutes because I know how crazy the dinner rush would be at an Italian restaurant with a Wednesday wine special. Not even 3 minutes later he called back, and explained what happened, fixed it and I got a follow up text immediately letting us know the refund was already in process. Now, I've been in the service industry and I was a bartender, so I understand that I'm going to be a little biased here but from beginning to end Benny's went above and beyond. They clearly appreciate their customers and love their work, it shows.

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    La Scala - Penne Alla Vodka

    La Scala

    4.2(753 reviews)
    0.1 miLittle Italy
    $$$

    This place was such a delight. We came here with our kids and they just loved this experience…read more The restaurant has a gigantic bocce ball court that takes up much of the first level. We were seated at a table that overlooked the court and a digital screen that flashed beautiful photos of Italy's top tourist spots. My kids were thrilled when they saw Venice, since they just learned about it in school. After ordering food, I took the kids to the bocce court while my partner could enjoy the wine and watch us from above. I know he appreciated having the break and a good glass of wine to go with it. Service was friendly and the food was fantastic. We ordered several dishes including several types of pasta, meatballs, cheesy bread and a caesar salad. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere and a great vibe overall. I already have a reservation when we pass through Baltimore again in a few weeks.

    I realize this might be controversial, but La Scala just doesn't blow me away like it does for some…read morepeople. I came here for a birthday dinner for my friend. There was about 8 of us and we were seated downstairs in the bar area at a high top. Despite there being a reservation, it felt like our party was a last minute thought. The table was cramped and the ambiance of the downstairs bar area was dingy and dimly-lit. Our server, who was also the only bartender, did his best to multi task all night, although his demeanor was not very warm or friendly. I ordered the gluten free version of the Samantha fettuccine. Despite this being the only noodle they don't make in house, I had to pay extra for it. Annoying, but not totally unexpected. What was disappointing was the total price for the dish. It came out to be almost $50.... I believe the pasta is marked as market price due to the inclusion of crab meat but when it arrived, there was barely any in the dish. The flavor of the sauce was good but definitely not worth the price tag. I won't be returning anytime soon.

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    Loch Bar - Oysters Rockefeller

    Loch Bar

    4.0(652 reviews)
    0.2 miInner Harbor
    $$$

    We stopped in here for happy hour on a Friday. My friends and I ordered quite a few things to share…read moreand most everything was amazing. We order the turkey club, hush puppies, cream of crab soup, the charcuterie board, fries, and fried oysters to share. The turkey club was the star of the show. It had nice layers of avocado, the chicken was cooked well, and the bacon added a nice touch. For drinks we stuck to the margaritas and they were perfect! I would say you can skip the fries, the seasoning was great the batch of fries we had seemed like they might not have been fresh. The rest of the menu was so good I would still say you could skip the fries and order a double serving of hush puppies.

    Although the food and waitstaff were excellent, the overall experience was disappointing…read more We arrived early for our reservation and were promptly seated at the worst table in the restaurant: the only table with no view, the waitstaff work area directly behind the table, and constant foot traffic behind us as well. We immediately asked the hostess for a different table. She told as that the three booths and the six other two-tops were all reserved. She left us with no attempt at an apology and promptly put reserved signs on all the open tables. When we left an hour later, one booth and 4 two-tops had never been used. Much to our dismay, we saw people seated outside even though we had received a text before arriving saying the patio was closed for the evening. To add insult to injury, even half empty, the noise level was so uncomfortable since everything was tile, marble, or wood that the alarm sensor on my smart watch sounded because of the decibel level. We will not be back.

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    The Elk Room - Vieux Carré and a pour of a bourbon pick.

    The Elk Room

    4.2(415 reviews)
    0.0 miInner Harbor
    $$$

    My very 1st time going to a Speakeasy in Baltimore and I am a native Baltimorean. We came here to…read morewrap up a date night for a late night cocktail and conversation. There is a secret black door to enter. You can make reservations however, I was unaware that reservations were needed. We waited for about 20 minutes before a table opened up. Of course, the lights are dimmed inside with a very chill atmosphere. It is also pretty spacious inside for Speakeasy. We enjoy as it was something different to try. I will definitely return

    It's a cool spot. It was a little hidden like most Speakeasy's which I love. When we entered it had…read morea cool dark but calming vibe and they weren't too busy. We had a party of 7 and we pretty much had our pick of where to sit. The waitress was talking really fast and low and we kept having to ask her to repeat herself. She never slowed down OR spoke louder. Once she had our drink orders, they didn't take long to come out. I ordered the "AKA" it was tequila based and was pretty good. Everyone was pretty happy with their drinks. This is when the night turned. 4 of the 7 of us wanted to leave and head elsewhere, the waitress made ALL 7 of us pay even though the others wanted to stay and order more. She would not budge on this and seemed pretty nonchalant about it. .. all in all. Glad we found it but won't be back.

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    Dining area and dainty dècor.

    Tagliata - italian - Updated September 2026

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