“A lot of people that were frequenting Trinacria were families, college students, people that lived above the building and in the senior citizen building not too far from there,” Holloman says. Holloman also features designated theme nights, like Taco Tuesdays, pasta night on Wednesdays, and chef specials on Fridays. Patrons can also sip on cocktails like Mai Tais and frosé. Holloman describes the new eatery as “a place where everybody can come, that’s not too snobby or uptight.” Menu highlights include lamb chops, jerk chicken, and a sweet-and-spicy shrimp appetizer. Last fall, chef Justin Holloman took the reins-after Trinacria was looking to sell-and gradually transformed the décor and menu into Unity Bar & Restaurant. Unity Bar & Restaurant: A new concept has taken over the old Trinacria Mount Vernon space at 111 W. The new Sweetgreen will be located in Towson at mixed-use development Circle East-where it will be in the company of other chain eateries like Shake Shack and On the Border Mexican Grill. Sweetgreen: The fast-growing salad chain is adding a new Baltimore-area location to join its current sole outpost in Harbor East. Wico Street is aiming for a late spring/early summer opening.
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“We just want to do something different.”Īlso on tap will be the brewery’s easy-drinking American lager, Steez, plus other IPAs. “We want to focus on sour beer, spontaneous mixed culture beer, and aging beer-whether it’s in wine barrels or different spirit barrels,” Richardson says. Their brews will also pop up at The Ale House in Columbia on February 17.īaltimore beer lovers can expect an emphasis on sours, including Wico Street’s two sour IPAs, Factory Settings and User Settings. As for the beer, you might’ve seen it around town already, as Wico Street has debuted a handful of releases this year at Max’s Taphouse and Lighthouse Liquors. Aside from the communal atmosphere, the cousins were drawn to the space for its proximity to M&T Bank Stadium and upcoming South Baltimore projects like the Warner Street Entertainment District.
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“I’ve been working in finance ever since I graduated college he’s been in the brewing industry, and we developed this passion together.” We’re living the dream,” Richardson says. “We’re cousins, we’re three months apart, so we’ve been best friends our whole lives. The two are looking forward to striking out on their own. McGraw hails from the beer scene-he was head brewer at Hysteria Brewing Company in Columbia for a number of years and currently works at Oliver Brewing Company-while Richardson complements McGraw’s suds knowledge with a background in finance. Wico Street Beer Co.: This new brewery from cousins Jordan McGraw and Mike Richardson is currently under construction at the 1100 Wicomico building in Pigtown.
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