I live here now. They are still a good school area.

2023 is a good year to get a new boiler—there are federal tax incentives.

Nether is a good friend of mine. He credits the Gutierrez Memorial Fund for opening a lot of doors for him as a legitimate muralist. If anyone is interested in supporting creative community based endeavors, please investigate the memorial fund. They’ve funded many public artworks, community foundations, and oddball ideas. Consider the Station North Tool Library, the Baltimore Rock Opera Society, Artblocks, Iteneris, and others.

It’s on the list.

They are by far my favorite pizza. But take aways not included.

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I wish they’d tear down the McDonalds on Falls Road and replace it with something beneficial. They steal credit cards and it leads to so much trash in the area. People throw entire fast food bags and food out the window on Buena Vista regularly. It makes me so angry.

Why do his trikes just sit everywhere on the Avenue anyway? Does he even live here anymore? I don’t see him anymore.

I'd really love to know how Ribaldi's stacks up.

You should know, the court won't evict you from a property that is not inspected. You should look into putting your rent in escrow until he makes repairs.

I was kind of surprised it didn’t make the list.

My apartment isn’t registered :/ must be why I have so many issues and my landlord doesn’t even try to fix them

The amount of murals in this city is one of my favorite things about it.

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Yes, accurate. It's a true Baltimore soap opera with those two.

That was true years ago. Perry hall isn’t that wonderful now

They’re awful. We scheduled work and paid the deposit. They never did the work nor returned the deposit.

We really like supertech hvac.

HOEverlords

Truth hurts. The poster is trying to build a federal case. Just move. It’s that easy

I mean OP says they're asking for the same meds they've already been taking for years. What's the issue. If it were any other med without the stigma it would be a non-issue.

As a married man, I welcome our robot overlords.

We’re still like 50 years from an AI mouth that can really taste but only 7 years from an AI mouth that can do other stuff.

You just proved AI can never replace human experience.

I’ve also seen T2 like 1000 times so I’m ready for the fight.

Another vote for Locust Point. Quiet and safe, easy walk to restaurants and bars and cafes. Riverside is a bit more bustling, and Fed Hill can get rowdy if that’s your speed. All three are an easy hop onto 95.

Your priority needs to be parking. If you’re commuting to Columbia by car, having your own parking spot is a deal breaker. Street parking in Locust Point is a bit easier than Fed or Riverside, but in many areas you’ll be circling for blocks after 6pm.

As others have said, I’d avoid anything east of 83 or that would require going through the tunnel(s). Editing to clarify: the tolls through the tunnels add up fast, and can add a significant amount of time to your commute (speaking from experience).

Actual result from the prompt: “Write a review about a wing joint in Baltimore”