This is the premier restaurant at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Everything from the food, to the service, to the astounding view is outstanding, . . . but you're gonna pay for it. Situated directly across the harbor from such sights as The National Aquarium, the five-sided, I.M. Pei designed World Trade Center, and the Power Plant (the world's largest Gibson guitar sits atop the portion belonging to the Hard Rock Cafe, you and your date will have a truly stunning view. You may also be lucky enough to see some of the larger sailing vessels drifting past your window. The menu is extensive and imaginative. Gourmet twists on standard Maryland seafood seem to be the Rusty Scupper's specialty. The Chefs take full advantage of the mesmerizing effect of the exceptional view on their customers to take their time preparing your meal with careful attention to detail. The wine cellar is even more extensive than the menu and has something for every taste. This is ... more

This is the premier restaurant at Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Everything from the food, to the service, to the astounding view is outstanding, . . . but you're gonna pay for it. Situated directly across the harbor from such sights as The National Aquarium, the five-sided, I.M. Pei designed World Trade Center, and the Power Plant (the world's largest Gibson guitar sits atop the portion belonging to the Hard Rock Cafe, you and your date will have a truly stunning view. You may also be lucky enough to see some of the larger sailing vessels drifting past your window. The menu is extensive and imaginative. Gourmet twists on standard Maryland seafood seem to be the Rusty Scupper's specialty. The Chefs take full advantage of the mesmerizing effect of the exceptional view on their customers to take their time preparing your meal with careful attention to detail. The wine cellar is even more extensive than the menu and has something for every taste. This is one of the best restaurants in Baltimore and an exceptional way to start an elegant evening of theater at the Mechanic, symphony at the Meyerhoff, or dancing at Fells Point. There is a parking garage adjacent to the restaurant, but you can park at any of the garages at the Inner Harbor and take a Water Taxi ride directly to the restaurant. The Rusty Scupper is pricey and can easily set you back $100 dollars for a dinner for two, including drinks. But, it can be a wonderful start to a beautifully romantic evening. You want to impress a date? Start at the Rusty Scupper. less