Lunch in Owings Mills?

[jck]

I am meeting a new employee for lunch in Owings Mills and need a req. for a good expense account lunch. The new employee is currently working as a consultant at BC/BS, so for times sake something close by is needed. Thanks.

[KOK]

Cibo, which is owned by the people who own Aldo's should be okay, and it's pretty close. Never been, but I like Aldo's.

Thanks,

Kevin

http://www.cibogrille.com/italian_res...

[daeglo]

I've went to Cibo's a couple of years ago and hated it. An uninventive menu with poor execution, and a clueless staff. Save your money--Unless the place has had a total overhaul.

[Pool Boy]

Does Cibo offer carryout? I need to add to my repertoire of El Paraiso, Que Rico, Vito's Express and Five Guys. I generally get carryout while at work up in Owings Mills, and coworkers don't seem interested in exploring sit down joints.

Thanks!

www.roguefood.com

[KOK]

Can't speak to Cibo, but Mr Chelsea's is pretty good for BBQ (I like the pulled pork best) and they definitely have carryout. It's on Reisterstown Road a little west of Painters Mill.

Kevin

[Pool Boy]

Thanks for the tip. While I try to avoid Reisterstown Road at all costs during lunch, some good BBQ might be worth the trip.

www.roguefood.com

[jgail]

For an expense account lunch the best would be Linwoods - excellent crabcake but good lunch salads also. Far cheaper but also nice right near BCBS is Artful Gourmet Bistro in New Town.

[Robearjr]

The Harryman House on Reisterstown Road in Reisterstown is nice place. Located in a historic home, it has charm and good food. If you are not familar with the area, it is about two miles north of Owings Mills.

http://www.harrymanhouse.com/