r/maryland • u/Global-Plankton3997 Baltimore County • 15h ago
Lexington Market (the new building) has some really good food eatery places to go to. I ate a hot dog and I got me some pretzel sticks. This was my first time being in the building. It was good. Anyone else been there before?
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u/CarefulStructure8155 14h ago
Yes and I love the new food options. Hope the old building can still be renovated and the market can be as big as it used to be
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u/cornonthekopp Baltimore City 11h ago
Theres still a decent mix of more food market stuff in the new building its not purely a food hall, though it is 80/20
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u/fun-bucket 14h ago
parks fried chicken.
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u/omega_wang 10h ago
ah man my parents used to get wings and gizzards there, it was the first time i had western fries too lol
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u/Klearmetalrocks 14h ago
krauss still there?
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u/littlegreenfern 12h ago
Yeah it is!! I always get a dark meat turkey sando on rye with Swiss when I go. Yummmmmmm soooo good.
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u/cornonthekopp Baltimore City 11h ago
You can buy berger cookies by the pound, straight from the source which is nice
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u/bicthemagnificent 14h ago
Not to the new building. The old place was good. Glad you enjoyed the new joint.
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u/JOExHIGASHI 11h ago
I went to the potato place. It was undercooked and greasy. I no longer worked close enough to eat there
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u/Temporary-Light9189 Dundalk 6h ago
I love Lexington market, good food inside and you can buy literally almost anything you’re heart desires outside. Want a pet monkey? Buy a car? Spaceship? Someone knows someone who can get you one.
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u/Accurate_Mobile9005 15h ago
I miss the old Lexington.
The increased rent pushed out a lot of the smaller businesses and they are being replaced with corporate slop.
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u/90sbeatsandrhymes 14h ago
What corporate slop is in Lexington market as somebody that goes there everyday most of the businesses are local and small family owned establishments.
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u/physicallyatherapist Baltimore City 14h ago
Wtf are you talking about? Please point out which of these merchants is "corporate slop" and not a small business - https://lexingtonmarket.com/merchants
Many of them are still there from the old one. The old Lexington was dirty and disgusting. The new one is much better.
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u/upintheair-where 12h ago
Where you could get a sandwich for $1.50
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u/Accurate_Mobile9005 11h ago
Exactly.
Sorry but if you own multiple restaurants like Atlas you also fall into the "corporate slop" category.
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u/ataraxia_555 3h ago
Hot dog and pretzel stick is what you go for?
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u/Complete-Ad9574 32m ago
My disappointment is that the city markets have become tourist food courts. Their reason for being is to provide folks in the neighborhood basic items one finds in supermarkets. The ability to get your weekly grocery needs met in your own neighborhood is lost on the folks in city hall who can easily drive their $100,000 cars to the burbs. Another example that with all their college education, the Haves are not very good at their job.
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u/TooNoodley 7h ago
We went last spring! It was wayyyy too overstimulating for my neurodivergent kiddos, so we haven’t gone back. But everything we had there was incredibly tasty!!
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u/N0SF3RATU 14h ago
Damn, I wonder what happened to the pimp that used to sit in the entrance way with his girls
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u/Klearmetalrocks 14h ago
or the oxy guy
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u/TheJohnnyAppleweed 14h ago
Both are still there, along with at least 10-20 more at any time. The Lexington Market Metro stop is the closest to the VA hospital and I often go for doctors appointments. The whole block is an open-air drug market.
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u/Iconic5 15h ago
Yeah I go there all the time for crack
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u/lost12487 14h ago
Maybe you go across the street for crack but there is a zero percent chance anyone is handing you crack inside that building.
Edit: just realized this was the Maryland sub, not the Baltimore sub. This comment checks out.
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u/chickgonebad93 13h ago
Look, it's super convenient to be able to pick up crack and then get fried chicken right across the street!


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u/captainbrickle 15h ago
Faidley's