Howard St., making it the latest addition to Baltimore’s Antique Row. Calvert St.Ĭentral Bar Mount Vernon had a “soft opening” on Friday, Nov. in a sale by Atlantic Auctions on the steps of the Clarence M. They now say they’re behind schedule and have asked the city’s liquor board for extra time to open a new restaurant at that location.Ī third Mount Vernon location that was at one point targeted to be a replacement for Grand Central, the former lesbian-oriented bar on Centre Street known as Flavor, will go up for auction on Dec. The developers who bought the old Grand Central property and closed the nightclub there so they can create a mixed-use office and restaurant complex in its place, a group called Landmark Partners, originally said they were aiming to complete construction by the end of 2021.
Photo by Ed Gunts.įifteen months after Grand Central nightclub closed permanently at Charles and Eager streets in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood, a new LGBTQ-friendly nightclub called Central Bar Mount Vernon has opened several blocks away. A new LGBTQ+-affirming nightclub called Central Bar Mount Vernon has opened several blocks away from the former Grand Central nightclub.
