Today · The Dive
Red Lobster week at The Dive
Fishbowl dates the return; no address or hours in that item.
Source: Baltimore Fishbowl
Monday, August 17, 2026 · Baltimore
Wet City’s 10th on Chase Street was yesterday. Red Lobster week at The Dive is on the calendar today. Nora Blú is in a soft opening across from the Meyerhoff, Werewolves Welcome is pouring in Old Goucher after seven years, and Little Italy’s Feast of St. Gabriel ran through Sunday. The Banner is the desk. The Sun’s August clips reached us as Fox Baltimore reprints.
Thin on locked door dates. Sunday Social was “early August” in a July 29 Banner preview — no later confirmation found. Hello Trouble is mid-August (Banner, July 22) versus end of August (WBAL, July 29). Aru Aru is August 21 pending inspections. A DMV Caribbean Food Festival listing and a Baltimore Summer Food Festival Eventbrite page were aggregator-only and left out. The Banner’s August 7 Spagett piece is a cocktail trend, not an opening.
The month, at a table
August 2026 — marked days have something on the table
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Today · The Dive
Fishbowl dates the return; no address or hours in that item.
Source: Baltimore Fishbowl
Sunday · Mount Vernon
Baltimore Magazine’s weekend lineup: $6 drafts, retro food specials, DJs all day. Fishbowl had called it an all-day-and-night tenth-anniversary party without an address; the Magazine fills that in.
Sources: Baltimore Magazine, weekend of Aug. 14–16, Baltimore Fishbowl
Little Italy · continues today–Sunday
The festival’s own site: live music, food and drink, a People with Disabilities art show. Friday’s $160 five-course wine dinner at the Sons of Italy Lodge already ran. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., meatball-and-sausage eating contest on the neighborhood stage. Baltimore Magazine has the chef list.
Sources: Light Up Little Italy, Baltimore Magazine
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This weekend
Fishbowl says the stand is back this weekend. No hours in that item.
Source: Baltimore Fishbowl
Remington · Friday
First wood-fired pies from the old JBGB’s oven at Cafe Dear Leon’s Remington shop. One 12-inch pie per customer, first come, first served: A La Norma, pepperoni, cacio e pepe, funghi. Fishbowl had the 5 p.m. start; the Magazine said go early. That pop-up was Friday.
Sources: Baltimore Fishbowl, Baltimore Magazine, Cafe Dear Leon
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Mount Vernon · soft opening
Mohammad Elmanyari, Dezmon Parker, and Tariq Ibrahim’s first restaurant, across from the Meyerhoff. Chef Malcolm Sizer (Marta): grilled pompano on smoked romesco, crab-falafel bites, kibbeh nayyeh from the steak trim, oysters with saffron foam. Juvenile played the hall Friday. Banner, August 11: still in its soft-opening season.
Source: The Banner, Aug. 11

Old Goucher · soft opening
Bryan and Caroline Ranere’s seven-year, roughly $1 million rebuild of a 19th-century carriage house. No sign, just “Welcome” in the tile. Gin martini named for Peter the Wild Boy; tinned fish, charcuterie, and steamer hot dogs. Banner, August 12; Fishbowl already calls it open.
Sources: The Banner, Aug. 12, Baltimore Magazine

Baltimore Peninsula · opened July 14
Northern Virginia Tex-Mex: guacamole, tacos, fajitas, grilled octopus. Banner dated the grand opening Tuesday, July 14. Older than this window; listed so July is not mistaken for an August open. Fall neighbors still promised: Blü Cā, Slurp Noodle, Hama Sushi, Live-K.
Source: The Banner, July 14
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Fells Point · opened Aug. 8
Matthew Steinberg’s martini bar. Noon–5 p.m. happy hour, $10 martinis. The Sun’s August 8 piece reached this desk as a Fox Baltimore reprint.
Federal Hill · opened Aug. 1
Pinky Cole Hayes’s plant-based stall. Soft opening Friday night, official Saturday, per the Sun reprint. Separate from the Peninsula shop the Banner said shut in June.
South Baltimore · unconfirmed
Sammy Davis Jr. and Miskiri Hospitality: all-day brunch, cinnamon rolls, eggs Benedict, Lavazza from 6 a.m. The Banner’s July 29 preview is the last dated clip this desk found. Not treated as open until a later story says so.
Source: The Banner, July 29
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This week
Fishbowl’s August Hot Plate: Hersh’s runs a tomato menu and merch Tuesday. Wednesday, Sally O’s does a tomato wine dinner — savory tomato pie with corn ice cream, duck with tomato pancakes. Several other Wednesday dinners in that item lack times or ticket links and are left off the cards.
Source: Baltimore Fishbowl

Fells Point · Aug. 29–30
Ekiben’s own page: $25 GA, $125 VIP, $15 Saturday late entry; no day-of tickets; kids 12 and under free. Posted lineup includes Silver and Sons BBQ, Plant Baked by Sarah, Attman’s Deli Harbor Point, Mexican on the Run, Tortuga Kombucha & Deli, and Key Neapolitan by Verde. Baltimore Magazine says Aru Aru is on it too.
Sources: Ekiben, Visit Baltimore
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Aug. 17–22
Fishbowl dates the return; no address or hours in that item.
Source: Baltimore Fishbowl
Sunday, Aug. 23
On Fishbowl’s “mark your calendars” list. No time or ticket URL in that post.
Source: Baltimore Fishbowl
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Fells Point · August 21
Marvin Rodriguez’s first brick-and-mortar, in a space leased from Ekiben’s Steve Chu. Crab pupusas, Colombian empanadas from Oso’s Bites, vegan and gluten-free options; agua frescas paused at the start. Baltimore Magazine; Fishbowl repeats the “hopefully” Aug. 21.
Source: Baltimore Magazine

Remington · mid-October
Yuan Shen and Frank Liang’s Sichuan room copies the Ellicott City menu — dan dan, Chengdu dumplings, malatang — into the food hall. Banner, August 6; Magazine says the stall starts October 1. Mid-October vs. Oct. 1 is flagged, not smoothed over.
Sources: The Banner, Aug. 6, Baltimore Magazine
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Hamilton-Lauraville · date conflict
Andrew Weinzirl: Sweet Revenge McGriddle homage, tomato pie with Duke’s, iced Guillermo, Sophomore coffee, house breads. Banner (July 22) said mid-August; WBAL (July 29) said end of August. No August confirmation it opened.
Sources: The Banner, July 22, WBAL, July 29
South Baltimore · mid-September
Sammy Davis Jr.’s solo room: Oysters, Pizza & Pasta — and Other People’s Paintings. Banner, July 29. No street number in that piece.
Source: The Banner, July 29
Baltimore County · September
The Govans pit moves north after the York Road close. Menu still coming, smoked meats expected to stay.
Source: Baltimore Magazine
Baltimore Peninsula · autumn
Banner, July 14, quoting the developer: Blü Cā Jamaican under construction; Slurp Noodle, Hama Sushi, and karaoke bar Live-K “this autumn.” BK Lobster is no longer coming.
Source: The Banner, July 14