The worst part about UNOs is seeing the calories listed on the menu 😢

I’ve had uno’s pizza more times than I can count. I like their pizza when it’s made fresh. But it gives me heartburn lol. I’ll definitely try underground, though.

Underground (Detroit style) is pretty faaaaantastic. Other “thick” pizzas… Matthew’s and barflys?

People like to shit on chains and the inner harbor but UNO’s does a decent job cant deny it

If you’re looking for a Chicago style deep dish you’re going to be disappointed. If you’re looking for thick crust, Pig & Rooster is your answer

I didn't see all the adults in the back. Cursory glance.

This is a family though, so unlikely they took a picture at an orphanage

A thousand upvotes for Bramble! They have an interesting always-changing menu and everything is amazing.

Even if you aren't that religious, church is a great place to meet people. Look for a church that affirms what you affirm. Baltimore has hundreds of churches, it's a great way to not only meet people your age but can help you foster intergenerational friendships.

Bikes are literally ableist but go off

Not many people realize but Baltimore had several orphanages.... St Leo's, Hebrew Orphan Asylum, St Vincent Infant Asylum, Home of the friendless to name a few. Could be an orphanage.

Baltimore Jewelry Center offers a bunch of metalworking and jewelry classes. Some are only a day or two, some are as long as 12 weeks.

Towson has many, if not all, the things you're looking for. If you want to be closer to 95 in order to go to Philly or Hanover, maybe Whitemarsh, Nottingham, Perry Hall, etc.

Don't discount this answer. Even if it's not exact, I think it's close. OP are you looking to recreate it?

I was looking at Townson some, and since my husband has to go to Philly for work pretty regularly up north makes sense for sure!

At any liberal arts college.

If you're willing to go further up to the county, you can always looks at Towson, Lutherville, Cockeysville, and surrounding areas.

This place has taken a real nose dive over the years. This place isn't in the same league as the other places that are recommended in this post. I would avoid it unless you're just looking for something that's marginally good and you happen to be in the neighborhood.

I eat a lot of Mediterranean and Lebanese food . Byblos have the best bread I have ever eaten. You can bring your own bottle too .

Open the picture up and look at the back. People generally wrote the date and location on the back of photographs.back in the day

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Hmm that might be it... It would be a little weird but idk

There are several neighborhoods in Baltimore City that could work based on what you've shared already.

We're in Hamilton-Lauraville and love it. This is the third place in the city we've lived since moving to Maryland from California in 2017. The neighborhood has a mix of side-by-sides and standalone homes. I-95 is close, if that matters.

There is an manpower shortage transit industry-wide. It's impacting pretty much every transit agency in the US. During the height of the pandemic, most transit agencies did major service reductions to compensate for lower ridership and the growing transit manpower issue. Those agencies are now going through the process of restoring service as possible.

Meanwhile, MDOT MTA didn't do similar levels of service reductions. One of the reasons for that was that transit ridership in this area did not tank nearly as much as it did in other places. The drawback to this is that MDOT MTA wasn't immune to the industry manpower shortage and we're seeing that play out now with daily cut trips.

Over the last year, MDOT MTA has performed some planned service reductions to help with the daily cut trip issue. That effort is ongoing. The result is less scheduled service, but also less cut trips. For awhile, daily cuts were in the mid-teens, percentage wise; currently, it's averaging in the single digits.

One of the few things the Governor can do is budget for signing and retention bonuses for transit workers. People can make similar (or more) money in other jobs without having to deal with things like problematic riders (operator assaults are a thing) so why would someone opt to drive a bus instead?

If he’s going upto Philly then rodgers forge might really make sense

They are Lebanese as far as I know

Edit: mixed it up with Byblos