Around the dining room are sculptures, statuary, ceramics, silver and crystal pieces that are as breathtaking as the artwork filling this restaurant cum gallery. The menu features more than 80 items, including sour beef and dumplings, schnitzel and turkey croquettes, and more than 10 vegetables a day. The strawberry pie is a favorite worthy of its reputation, and the collection of pastries, visible as you enter, will keep you thinking about dessert throughout the meal. The restaurant is closed Sunday and Monday, and no reservations are accepted. Taking lunch or dinner during off hours is the best way to avoid a long wait.
Parking is available on the street.
If you were a fan of the gritty police drama, Hill Street Blues , you probably think this restaurant's name is spelled incorrectly. Wrong, Bobby Hill. The name comes from the street on which it sits in South Baltimore. What you will find inside is a relaxing environment for eating seafood and steaks with a true Maryland appeal. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner every day, except Sunday when lunch is replaced by brunch.