Top 7 food & drink things to do in Baltimore

1. Asian noodle cooking class in Baltimore with four-course meal

Three hours of hands-on cooking — learn to make chilled noodles, spicy beef noodle soup, vegetable potstickers, and almond tofu dessert.

2. Asian fusion sushi cooking class in Baltimore

Hands-on cooking workshop features a 4-course menu: edamame, California roll, chicken fried rice, coconut mango mousse, with step-by-step instruction from a local chef.

3. Taco cooking class with local chef in Baltimore

Two hours of hands-on cooking — learn to make Southern California street tacos with local ingredients and enjoy your creations in a lively setting.

“It was educational and enjoyable, offering techniques I can regularly apply in my cooking. I would happily participate again and bring more friends along.”— Depue_d

4. Self-guided walking tour of Baltimore's literary and historical sites

Explore Baltimore at your own pace via this GPS-guided walking tour, featuring Edgar Allan Poe's grave, local heroes’ statues, and a unique dental museum.

“Navigating the tour was straightforward, and it offered an excellent experience showcasing some of Baltimore's top attractions. The walk was comfortable on flat streets.”— Nancy_P

5. Fells Point walking food tour in Baltimore

Two to three hours of walking through Fells Point — sample Maryland crab cakes and diverse local fare while learning the area's history from an English-speaking guide.

“Tamara was excellent. This tour provided a delightful afternoon with friends. While we could have simply gone out for dinner, this experience was far more enjoyable. We discovered more about our wonderful city and sampled a variety of delicious food.”— Rhonda_M

6. Federal Hill food tour in Baltimore

Three and a half hours of guided tastings through Baltimore's Federal Hill, focusing on local seafood and the area’s culinary history.

“My girlfriend and I participated in the Fells Point tour last weekend. It was a fantastic experience, although the waterfront was quite busy due to a pirate festival. After our initial stop, we ventured further inland where it became much more peaceful. Exploring Fells Point allowed us to appreciate the local history and cuisine. No need to be concerned about food portions, as there was more than enough to enjoy. Suzanne made an excellent tour guide, making it a wonderful way to spend our afternoon.”— Steven S

7. Fells Point food tour in Baltimore

Three and a half hours through Fells Point — sample local flavours while exploring Baltimore's historic waterfront community.

“This was an excellent outing with a welcoming vibe, perfect for families. The restaurants were inviting, and the food was delightful. I would love to do this again.”— Iryna_S