Clark Burger, a burger and poutine restaurant located next door to the Senator Theatre, is opening a second location in the recently shuttered Tortilleria Sinaloa space in Little Italy. Tortilleria Sinaloa, known for its authentic Mexican fare, expanded into 415 S. Central Ave. in the fall of 2015 from the original location in Fells Point, which opened in 2002. The Little Italy location closed at the end of January. According to Baltimore City Board of Liquor License Commissioners’ documents, Clark…
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