 Miss Shirley's is a mixture of down-home soul and uptown savvy. If she were a woman, every man in town would want to marry her. She's a restaurant, but she's still one of the most popular girls around. The café sports a sleek, contemporary American Beauty-hued dining room with banquettes and pendant lights. The menu features Southern-style breakfasts and brunches with nouvelle accents---grits, for example, enriched with mascarpone, apple wood-smoked bacon and chives, or fried green tomatoes with lemon-herb aïoli---and crush-worthy sandwiches. Try the Not So Po’ Boy, with cornmeal-crusted oysters and apple wood-smoked bacon, or the Alonsoville, with smoked turkey, Brie and Granny Smith apples on ciabatta. Also located at 750 E. Pratt St., Inner Harbor.
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