
The Mill on the North
Food hall & mixed-use development
About
The Mill on North Food Hall is West Baltimore's first food hall, where locally owned restaurants,
artisanal food vendors, and community-driven experiences come together under one roof at 2636 W. North Avenue.
More than a place to eat, it celebrates culture, creativity, and connection on Baltimore's Westside.
The food hall is part of a larger mixed-use effort on the former Walbrook Mill & Lumber Company site.
Related housing and site work have drawn support from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community
Development's Project CORE program and from low-income and historic tax credits.

The Vision
for The Mill on the North
Over the course of a year, the community held Community Conversations that made clear a food hall
was what neighbors wanted in this space, and residents helped develop the name.
With six food vendors and a craft cocktail bar, The Mill on North offers something for every craving,
from fresh seafood and comfort food to locally roasted coffee and brunch favorites. Coppin State University
is next door: students are a big part of the audience, and vendors accept student dining plan cards.
The project widens access to dining and gathering places along a corridor ready for renewal.
More than a meal
Every vendor at The Mill on North has a direct connection to Baltimore's Westside. These are not
just food businesses; they are part of the heartbeat of the community. The space is built for
connection, with indoor and outdoor seating, weekly events, and partnerships with organizations across
the city. When you visit The Mill, you support Black-owned businesses, small business growth, and
Baltimore's creative economy.
3 Chefs brings Afro-Caribbean cuisine, Baltimore brunch, chicken and waffles, and shrimp and grits.
Chef David Hill, former executive chef of some of Baltimore's top restaurants, serves Caribbean-style chicken and waffles,
shrimp and grits, and his red velvet waffles with spicy chicken and sweet sauce: bold, flavorful comfort food rooted in
heritage and excellence. Experience one of the best brunch spots on the Westside, only at 3 Chefs.
Cocktails at The Mill is a West Baltimore cocktail bar for signature cocktails, mocktails, and seasonal
specials made to pair with your meal or to enjoy on their own. Whether you are toasting with friends or stopping in for a
solo sip, it is a place to chill, connect, and celebrate. Pull up to the bar: Cocktails at The Mill is shaking things up
in West Baltimore.
D&B Deli is a Black-owned deli where Debbie and Bianca serve classic sandwiches with a Westside twist,
from a traditional Reuben reimagined to homemade chips and smoothies. This is Baltimore's take on the traditional deli,
crafted with love and local pride. Grab a sandwich at D&B Deli, your new favorite deli on the Westside.
Double Stacked Burger is a Black-owned burger bar stacking beef, turkey, or vegan patties with housemade sauces.
It is more than a burger: it is a double-stacked masterpiece and a Westside burger joint the neighborhood can call its own.
Come hungry and leave satisfied; stack yours at Double Stacked Burger.
Dream St. Cuisine, led by Chef Dae, is known for gourmet seafood and wings, crab cakes, and a loyal following
from her food truck and pop-ups around the city. Her flavors, inspired by two loving aunts, honor family, food, and the soul
of West Baltimore. Taste why Chef Dae is one of Baltimore's top culinary talents.
Krazy Sweet Cafe is a mother-daughter dessert shop with gourmet cakes, fun lattes, and ice cream from one of
Baltimore's favorite creameries. Whether you want a sugar rush or a cozy treat, Krazy Sweet has you covered. Stop in for a
sweet experience like no other, only at Krazy Sweet Cafe.
Next Phaze is a father-daughter team, Tony and Tameeka, bringing Southern soul food that feels like home:
crispy fried catfish, creamy mac and cheese, and collard greens done right. Opening their second location at The Mill, they
continue a family tradition of Soul American food that comforts and connects. Get a taste of authentic Soul American cuisine:
Next Phaze is cooking now.

Our history & partnership
The Mill on North Food Hall sits on the former Walbrook Mill & Lumber Company, which served generations of Baltimoreans with window repairs and renovation materials. Today this historic five-acre stretch along North Avenue is being reimagined as a vibrant mixed-use development. The food hall was envisioned by its two owners, Neighborhood Housing Services of Baltimore and the Coppin Heights CDC, as a catalyst for food opportunities on West North Avenue.


The Mill on North Food Hall main seating and vendors
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