The Wire’s best guide us through crab cakes and Lake Trout. At The Roost, Tony and Zamir enjoy an outdoor meal of fresh fish. Afterward, Tony spends some time with ‘Snoop’, a local legend, who gives him a tour of her old neighborhood in East Baltimore and takes Tony to enjoy a mélange of delicious seafood at Mo’s.
Oh. I guess that means she's not in jail.
Here's the promo video:
Oh, and
After visiting this misunderstood region, Tony realizes that it's not just home to auto factories and cold weather, but it's also full of kind people and delicious food.
But we've all known that already, of course.
The show airs tonight, 7/27, at 10pm.
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And thugs, murders, rapists, drug dealers, drug junkies, car-jackers, roving bands of faux gangs beating up tourists and citizens, corrupt city officials, usuriousparking fines, horrific public transportation and syphilis.
I wish he would have asked why the streets of the working class and lower income white and Hispanic neighborhoods seem to stay clean and are filled with service businesses, while the black neighborhoods of lower income are filled with trash and boarded up business properties or plexiglased ones.
That food looked delicious, you would be lucky to get the drink and the greens for $7.95 in London.
Anonymous, I don't know much about your second paragraph, but about your first, let me just say most of these things are symptoms of every city in the world. You should have the syphilis looked into, though.
William, you know, it's probably as easy to find more expensive food in Baltimore as it is to find cheap food in London, but Bourdain seems to have had the narrative of "A city struggling under recession" planned before he got here.
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