Think you might be being a bit dramatic unless you're walking southeast past greenmount

Damn you /u/3_Tablespoons, don’t you put that evil on me! My heart was already hurtin tonight.

When I lived up there, I walked EVERYWHERE

Very walkable throughout mt Vernon and all the way down to the harbor.

Call Sacre Sucre, they have been doing them

Check online for the House Rabbit Society. It is an all volunteer Rabbit rescue. There may be someone nearby

Clock bar above the QG is really cool but I’m not sure if their hours

You can smell it in the air.

I wish we could too, but we already have 1 antisocial dog and a cat. Hope he gets adopted though!

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Nope, but I just checked. They have pizza, pasta, salads and mains like burgers and crab cakes.

I’ve been reading that they changed the menu completely and it’s basically a pizza & pasta restaurant? Have you been recently?

I live in LP and would absolutely be interested in something like this. With that said, I am local and I don’t have kids currently. A bit ‘demand’ for the peninsula is kid friendly activities. If the space was accommodating for kids/families it could do well. As a fellow artist and crafter I would love this :)

B&O in the Monaco would work.

Really disappointed in Odette Ramos for all she did to kill this. Can’t wait to hear her complain about the lack of affordable housing some more with not a hint of awareness that she is contributing to the problem

I think this building was a bit different from typical NIMBY objections that part of Hampden isn't on the street grid and there are only three routes out Falls Cliff, which is 2 ways but only one car at a time, a one-way blind turn on Singer and Keswick, and Chestnut and Falls Rd also only one car at a time. If the building hadn't been proposed as a 78' tall building I don't think it would have been met with as much resistance. The Fox building conversion to apartments went through for example as did the Crittenton development and apartment conversation.

Where do you live that you think it’s only county people who drive in the city? I do live here and I’m not taking three or four busses to go to dinner in Harbor East or Fells when I could get in my car and be there in 15 minutes.

I’m all for making the city more walkable and for improving transit options. I’m even for keeping the parklets in some capacity. But I’m also for basing our plans on the present reality being lived by the folks here rather than on some idealized fantasy of how we wish things were.

Mick O’Shea isn’t really “downtown” it’s closer to mount Vernon.

There's not a ton of options. Water Street has Water Street Grill and Peter's Pour House, both good neighborhood type spots. There's Supano's next to them for an old-school vibe. Further away you have Pratt Street Ale House or Mick O'Sheas. Otherwise you have the hotel bars, the B&O would be the best and is a decent spot. I don't know that anything is open late night anymore though, Mick O'sheas is probably the best shot for that- defintely check hours. Werners and David and Dads also have bars but close early, I think 8PM for both.

If you want- I can pick up and bring to BARCS- DM me…there are often rabbits. (I volunteer there at least once a week.)

Street just felt like that before them though.

I think I’m gonna try to make my own. This recipe was posted in r/NewOrleans and appears to have the stamp of approval. OP said they followed the recipe exactly. How hard could it be? (She said before destroying her kitchen)

All shelter dogs are homeless though

The Shadow over Baltimore. Lovecraft would be proud.

You can also probably post in a local Facebook group - I guarantee someone near you volunteers at BARCS and would take the items there for you.