Koreatown's charcoal-table classic: tabletop barbecue over real coals, a longtime anchor of Baltimore's little Koreatown, and open late.

All-you-can-eat Korean barbecue a block from Jong Kak in Station North. Come hungry and bring the group chat.

Baltimore's famous Asian-fusion steamed buns, at the original Fells Point shop. Closed Sundays; the Neighborhood Bird is the order.

The skyline shot over the Inner Harbor, a 15-minute walk from the stadium gates. Golden hour before an 8pm show is perfect timing.

Federal Hill's covered market hall: a row of counters under one roof, so a group that cannot agree on dinner can still eat together. The closest cluster of food to the stadium side of the harbour.

One of the oldest public markets in the country, rebuilt into a new hall in 2022. Downtown and on the Light Rail line, so it works as a stop on the way in rather than a detour.

The waterfront walk north of the stadium: brick promenade, boats, and the skyline across the water. Somewhere to put the hours between doors opening and the lightsticks going up.

The long brick warehouse at Oriole Park sits right next door to the stadium: the classic Baltimore photo on your walk in from Camden Station.