Name: West Baltimore, Baltimore, MD
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Living in West Baltimore, Baltimore, MD

Ranks better than 67% of areas Follow

Population

53,612

Median Age

34.8 Years

West Baltimore Area Facts

West Baltimore has a Livability Score of 67_/100, which is considered good
West Baltimore crime rates are 32% higher than the Baltimore average
Cost of living in West Baltimore is 12% lower than the Baltimore average

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What do the locals think about West Baltimore?

67%

Family friendly

67%

Public transit is accessible

100%

Walkable to grocery stores

33%

Yards are well-kept

33%

Lots of parks

67%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

67%

A quiet area

67%

Sense of community

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West Baltimore Reviews

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You Can B-more in Charm City! 4 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 10, 2014) I have lived in West Baltimore for more than twenty years and have seen much of the transformation from good to bad to worse. The revitalization efforts have been wildly successful in most pockets of the community and the area has sprung back to vitality with more to offer than e ...Read More ver before. I relocated to West Baltimore from the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area to attend graduate school and underwent a bit of a culture shock.

West Baltimore loosely covers the area and neighborhoods surrounding the University of Maryland, as far west as Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd and as far south as the inner harbor. The area is rich in local and national historical significance but does not showcase these events and museums the way some pretentious cities tend to present themselves. The Great Blacks in Wax Museum is one of the most interesting places to visit but stands just at a corner of a normal neighborhood without much fanfare or advertising. The Walters Art Gallery, multiple performing arts centers and annual events like Artscape are national and even global tourist attractions. Nightlife in West Baltimore is limited to a few small nightclubs, sushi bars, local taverns, and a hookah lounge. A great community vibe, but not celebrity status like nearby Washington, DC.

There are a few great restaurants in West Baltimore and several options for business travelers to enjoy lunch or dinner on the go. The best cheese steaks will come from The Silver Moon carryout which serves the University community. Aside from the popular chain restaurants sprinkled about the harbor area, there is a plethora of storefront restaurants featuring some of the best soul food and ethnic cuisines anywhere in the country. Jamaican beef patties, Greek lamb gyros, and Trinidadian jerk chicken are just some of the authentic dishes that abound through this unique neighborhood.

Shopping, dining, and various entertainment options are plentiful. The business center includes federal government buildings, law offices, upscale boutiques with limited hours and designer clothing. Just a few blocks away, starving students can pick up complete outfits on the cheap from the many thrift stores and consignment shops. Whether people want to spend $200 or $20 on a dinner for two, the right restaurant exists in West Baltimore. One word of caution: although Baltimore is known for the famous Blue Crabs, the best crab restaurants are not necessarily found in West Baltimore. Read Less