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May 24, 2007

The Secret Garden

I just walked past it, and I see that the urban garden of the 4 E. Madison Inn is open for business again this summer. The inn has a lunch spot on its brick patio surrounded by huge shade trees.

Don't expect a professional operation. It's more as if you were having lunch in someone's back yard. There are a few sandwiches for $6 and some salads for $7 and $8.

Call 410-332-0880 for more information, like hours. I just glanced at the menu posted on the gate as I went by. (There's no sign or anything.)

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