The kitchen isn't up and running yet, but in the next few weeks, we hope, the Eagle will open for dinner first, with a lunch service to be added. When construction delays and a shake up on the liquor board put the Eagle's liquor license in jeopardy back in 2015, we got nervous that the $1 million-plus remodel would be for naught, but with a liquor license transferred over from the Hippo to the Eagle and a whole lot of sweat equity from the community, the 10,000-square-foot Eagle is open and ready for business. The waiting has been palpable, at least for the queer folks who have watched their bars and clubs close one by one as assimilation and capitalism do their ugly work.
The Baltimore Eagle has finally landed in Station North.
