Pikesville shop offers plenty of toppings including fresh fruit, sauces and a self-serve concept.
New officers to be elected, organizations featured at fundraising organization's annual meeting.
Construction continues on the new Healthway Pharmacy building at the site of the defunct Backfin Restaurant; demolition begins for the new Walgreens; and don't forget the street festival this weekend.
Waldron Avenue downtown is the site of the June 18 celebration that includes music and a classic cars show.
Pikesville Chamber of Commerce will host Lunch with Ron Shapiro on June 7 at the Suburban Club. Deadline to register is June 3.
The neighborhood mainstay offers light fare, a variety of entrees, delicious crab soup and the writer's favorite: grilled salmon.
Face it: there must be some downtime this holiday weekend when you can catch a movie at home. Here are the top 10 from Redbox.
This photo was taken this week, somewhere in Pikesville. Do you know where?
Sizzling meat signals a delicious meal is on the way at the Pikesville restaurant.
Choose your next evening nosh based on one of Pikesville Patch's restaurant reviews/overviews.
Have a craving for pasta, tacos, Japanese, kosher subs or pizza? Peruse some of our restaurant reviews.
Tov offers delicious kosher food in a family-friendly environment just south of Pikesville on Reisterstown Road.
Rita Feinberg is Person of the Year, and Linda Lazarus is Employee of the Year. All told, 11 awards were given at North Oaks Retirement Community, which will be under new, local ownership in June.
Pikesville Chamber of Commerce breakfast is set for 8 a.m. at North Oaks Retirement Community, 725 Mt. Wilson Lane, Pikesville.
How is the market doing these days? Here's a sampling of Pikesville's open houses and houses recently sold.
Pikesville Patch scours the area to find good deals on food, services and entertainment. We found some free chocolate this week, and a way to recycle writing instruments.
Events are set this weekend for homes in Randallstown, Stevenson, Mt. Washington, Windsor Mill and Pikesville.
Chipotle opened its fifth Baltimore County store in Pikesville on April 12. An opening-day barbacoa burrito with cilantro-lime rice was fresh, filling and refreshingly tasty.
About 250 people, mostly workers and owners from The Festival at Woodholme Shopping Center and neighboring businesses, come out to try new restaurant.
Store in Festival at Woodholme will serve burritos from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, beginning April 12. The company celebrates its 18th anniversary with contest, prizes.
Try a new hobby—join in the house hunt. You don't have to be in the market, but you can still look, either here online, or check out an open house tomorrow.
All the yumminess of Subway is available in Pikesville—and the store is glatt kosher to boot. Choices include foot-long subs, meat, fish, vegetarian, even pareve cheeses.
Photographs capture what's happening around town.
Rite Aid in Greenspring Shopping Center and Jilly's Sports Bar and Grill both expand from the inside.
Spokeswoman says Pikesville's new restaurant will most likely open April 12.
Take up a new hobby this weekend: the sport of house hunting. Here are five open houses to get you started.
Pikesville Chamber: Store opening was delayed this month while a sprinkler system was installed. Walgreens is to be constructed at the previous Staples location.
Upgraded fuel pumps and tanks at Shell; Staples to open March 31; Woodholme Square gets replacement sign.
Doctors Express, a new office for urgent care in Pikesville, helds its grand opening Saturday.
The newest restaurant in Randallstown is drawing the crowds with its wide selection of prepared dishes, create-your-own stir-fry, and desserts.
Six outstanding, money-saving deals in Pikesville and Owings Mills: Happy Meals, Extra Value Meals, snowballs and groceries.
Jilly's offers seriously good food—nothing fancy or odd, and the service is quick.
A slide show from the March 16 Pikesville Chamber of Commerce event 'Lunch with Ed Norris,' featuring the sports talk-show host from 105.7 FM.
The CBS talk-show host on 105.7 FM told the Pikesville Chamber of Commerce that NFL franchise cities, including Baltimore, could lose millions in revenue if the NFL lockout of players cancels scheduled games.
We've scoured the Pikesville area to find great deals on wine, doggie daycare and boarding, restaurants in Mt. Washington, and custom framing.
I'm one of those people who often eats dinner rather late. But finding a casual restaurant—other than fast food or Chinese delivery—hasn't been easy. Here's an overview of one.
Here's a plan for mid-day Saturday: Travel around Pikesville and do some house hunting. We've found five open houses for you.
We scoured the Pikesville area to find five deals for you and your family. Here are deals on pizza, Pikesville High School T-shirts, tree service, pet waste removal and contact lens orders.
Pikesville businesswoman died in car accident.
Kosher Japanese and Chinese cuisine served at 1500 Reisterstown Road in Pikesville.