Best Federal Hill Restaurants with GERD Friendly Options | Top Rated

4 restaurants in Best Federal Hill Restaurants with GERD Friendly Options | Top Rated

• Shotti's Point Charm City — Mexican · rated 5/5: This vibrant urban escape channels a sun-drenched surf-shack spirit, where the laid-back energy of the coast meets the soulful grit of the city. The air hums with conversation as guests dive into decadent bread bowls of molten crab dip and colorful towers of fresh Ahi Poke, all paired with the irresistible crunch of signature "Rhino" fries. Whether you’re sharing a mountain of spicy voodoo eggrolls or savoring a bowl of slow-simmered gumbo, every bite captures a sense of playful indulgence and harbor-side hospitality.
• Ekiben South Baltimore — Asian Fusion · rated 4/5: Steam rises from pillowy, oversized buns in this vibrant South Baltimore haunt, where the air is thick with the intoxicating aroma of garlic chili oil and sizzling spices. Diners tuck into legendary creations overflowing with impossibly crunchy fried chicken or tender ancho-rubbed pork, while colorful bowls of fragrant rice and noodles offer a masterclass in bold, Asian-inspired street food. It is a high-energy culinary destination where every bite delivers a punchy, soul-satisfying balance of heat and texture.
• Wiley Gunters — American · rated 3/5: This spirited neighborhood haunt hums with energy, drawing guests in with the irresistible aroma of golden-fried wings and molten buffalo chicken dip. The kitchen balances rowdy pub favorites like crispy cauliflower wings and gooey mozzarella balls with sophisticated touches, such as the vibrant Ahi tuna crab stack and buttery tenderloin sliders. Whether you're settling in for a round of shareable quesadillas or savoring perfectly seared tuna, the experience is one of unpretentious warmth and bold, satisfying flavors.
• The Kabul Fresh Grill — Middle Eastern: Stepping into The Kabul Fresh Grill, guests are greeted by the enticing aroma of toasted spices and the vibrant colors of a Mediterranean-Afghan feast. Velvety swirls of hummus and smoky baba ganoush share the table with golden, crispy samosas and the comforting sweetness of slow-cooked kaddu. It is a culinary sanctuary where traditional hospitality meets fresh, bold flavors, inviting diners to linger over a trio sampler and refreshing cucumber yogurt.