Submitted by 0XxSilentWolfxX0 t3_zswnf5 in baltimore

I've been talking to this girl on hinge, and I want to take her out on a date. the problem is I'm a homebody so I don't know where to go. I was thinking about dave & buster, top golf something like that. So if anybody knows the best places or any other ideas I would really appreciate it.

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Holy__Schmitz t1_j1ad6z5 wrote

Ice skating in the inner harbor is a nice date, plus a lot of food options around for after.

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GingerMan027 t1_j1adoj6 wrote

Dinner and a movie is always good. If you are a homebody, cook!

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DiscoDeadhead t1_j1adyxn wrote

Mustang Alleys for bowling, food and drinks. Great first date, Urban Axes could also be fun

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wuguwa t1_j1aed05 wrote

The Avenue in White Marsh is made for dates. Movie theater, restaurants, ice rink right now, and it’s nice just to walk around in too.

Just a thought.

Edit: Apparently this was not a good suggestion. Anyone care to say why rather than just downvoting me?

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rrherbiedragons t1_j1aefiv wrote

Illusions Magic bar in Federal Hill would be a good place. Don’t do a movie- terrible first date, you are spending 2 hours not taking to each other.

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Bravesfan043 t1_j1ahelk wrote

If your objective is a serious relationship — I’d do the BMA or the Walters. I’ve had a lot of success there. The environment will lend itself to create conversation naturally whereas a bar/dinner date can turn to small talk. They can take a few hours to walk through and you can really get to know each other.

If your objective is to get laid — decent bar with good food within walking distance of your place on a Saturday night.

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Holy__Schmitz t1_j1aizwd wrote

If you’re going to consider shake shack good, then places like CFA, Chipotle, Corner Bakery, Kabul, Attman’s, Asian Fusion, and the little halal cart by powerplant can be considered good to someone. I don’t know this guys budget or what him and his date like.

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mrcrowface3421 t1_j1akli0 wrote

The movie theater opening back up at harbor east you could try that and a good ramen spot downtown

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leon_de_sol t1_j1aqtu1 wrote

I feel like this one really depends on what you two are interested in. Definitely wouldn't ever recommend top golf unless you both really love golf and don't mind the prices.

Museums are always a great option, plenty around here. If they're new to the area then maybe even the aquarium.

Bars are always an easy option, lots of great choices.

The Christmas market downtown is a fun option while it's still around if you can brave the cold.

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murthivelli123 t1_j1avg2y wrote

A lot of these suggestions are not good first date ideas. Keep it simple. Drinks at a bar. Somewhere low-key where you can enjoy each other's company.

If it works out then you can continue your night with dinner or plan a future outing. If it doesn't then you can get the check and bounce.

But don't trap you and your date with something elaborate or extravagant for a first date!

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SweatyPalms29 t1_j1avltg wrote

You could do a walk through of the Baltimore zoo lights, then hit up some food/drinks nearby like Birroteca, or other spots in Hampden. Hampden has some great choices like Wicked Sisters, The Food Market, Fraziers, Holy Frijoles, Five & Dime — they’re all very different, so check out their menus first to pick something that suits you.

On second thought, Hampden has 34th street lights and it’s free! No need for the zoo.

Edit: removed a duplicate phrase

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zblaxberg t1_j1b1qjh wrote

My first date on hinge we went to Union Collective for dinner and drinks and then Charmery for ice cream.

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Camelbreath18 t1_j1b8fbh wrote

Granos in Hampden good food, good service and low key

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sxswnxnw t1_j1bbcma wrote

Good dates to guys are... Sometimes so different compared to what I would think is a good date.

Mind you, I am 40 and female, but if someone took me to Top Golf or Dave and Busters for a first date, it would be the last date. Those are, imo, places for when you have a better rapport with someone or when you are like early 20s. Definitely better to fi d out what your date likes or just keep it simple, like go for a drink at someplace cool.

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mibfto t1_j1bj4ms wrote

I made the mistake of a movie as a second date with someone I was on the fence about to begin with. Prebought the tickets and everything, for I am very stupid.

Don't be dumb like me. No movies until you definitely, for sure, enjoy spending time with someone. It's a trap!

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micbelt t1_j1bsn7q wrote

R House is a good choice because there is a variety of good choices and a bar in the middle.

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Different-Show-3951 t1_j1cf75x wrote

i greatly suggest something fun both of you haven't really done before, it allows you to learn together while also experiencing a sense of discovery; which can also serve as an ice breaker a bit, takes the awkwardness of finding things to talk about. It also makes her think of you as more of a fun guy and care free per se.

The actual thing doesn't matter much just that its more of a shared experience. but Ice skating and maybe some food if things are going well would be a great date this time of year.

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Classifiedgarlic t1_j1cjyy7 wrote

Unsolicited advice: wherever you go make sure it’s SUPER DUPER PUBLIC. You probably aren’t an ax murderer but as women we’ve been socialized to be extra anxious about meeting unfamiliar men. Dinner at 7 is fine but don’t be out past 1030 unless this is a hookup/ an event runs late.

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Nintendoholic t1_j1dhbi6 wrote

Do not take someone to a 2-3 hour commitment for a first date

Coffee shop or a bar or a museum for a first meeting. One hour. If it's good, keep going. If it's not, you're not committed to hitting balls off a tee to the tune of $50/hr with someone you're not into

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K_N0RRIS t1_j1dllrh wrote

Do not do dave and busters for a first date. Too loud, too many kids.

My suggestion? Take her out somewhere where she can stay warm, have an engaging convo with you, and have some private time. I'd recommend you take her to Avenue Kitchen and Bar in Hampden.

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NoSleep7482 t1_j1dvkue wrote

Buy a bouncy house and have light drinks and bounce around with some nice music, and then go horseback riding down a scenic road populated with nice vegetation and beautiful flowers

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turtlintime t1_j1ezhq8 wrote

Give her 3 options and let her choose:

-Something traditional (bar, coffee, etc)

-Something quirky/fun (thrifting, arcade, museum)

-Something lowkey (park date, dinner at home)

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