Pictured (LtoR) Rudy Keskin and Dilek Keskin, Jimmy’s ownersPictured (LtoR) Markie Britton, Tecore corporate communications manager; Jay Salkini, Tecore founder/CEO; and Katie Cook, Inline Fitness personal trainerPictured (LtoR) Ron Matz, WJZ 13 reporter; and Kevin Forrester, SafeGrip director of business developmentPictured (LtoR) Jimmy’s servers: Ann Arnold; Tracy Stavrinoudis, Berk Ozer; and Tuce ErenlerPictured (LtoR) Donnica Major, University of Maryland radiation oncology operations manager; and Chris Major, Northrop Grumman business developerPictured (LtoR) Elliot Libit, 11; Howard Libit, Baltimore Jewish Council executive director; Jody Libit, Maryland Breast and Cervical Cancer Program fiscal manager; and Maya Libit, 9Pictured (LtoR) Alfreda Jones, Baltimore housing code official; and Linda Allen, special assistant to Baltimore City superintendent for code enforcementPictured (LtoR) Theo Harris, Keller Williams Realty, Baltimore owner; Tom Korologos, Double T Diner founder; and Tatiana Reva, Russia psychologistDozens converged on the Jimmy’s, as the Fells Point institution officially started a new chapter in its 70 year history with a Grand Re-Opening Party, hosted by new owners Rudy and Dilek Keskin. It was a chance to sample new items added to the menu and get first glance at the refurbished interior of the restaurant, which has served as the go-to meeting place for Baltimore politicians, VIP’s and celebrities over the years.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
