The Baltimore Sun ranks this restaurant one of Baltimore's Best 100 Restaurants. Read more.
The Baltimore Sun ranks this restaurant one of Baltimore's Best 100 restaurants. Read more.
The Baltimore Sun ranks this restaurant as one of Baltimore's Best 100 restaurants. Read more.
Say hi to Elvis. Order a Hubcap Margarita. It's exactly what the name says... a hubcap full of margarita. Best if shared with friends.
Go the The Brewer's Art, order some rosemary garlic fries and a couple of beers. Stumble home.
The crab cakes are some of the best in Baltimore. The coleslaw is uniquely delicious!!
The best oyster bar in town - great oyster and draft selection - moonstones rock
Go to the pickle stand. Its the only one there. They have some of the best pickles I've ever had in different varieties. Try the kosher and old bay pickles
Sunday brunch is key - beer mussels, ceasar salad, grilled oysters, GM french toast, needful breakfast...all good bets. Top it all off with Blue on Blues :)
Racing for high stakes: Whether there will be a Preakness, or any other flat racing in Maryland, next spring — or ever again — is an open question. Read more: Read more.
With its exposed brick and high ceilings, Vino pulls together several industrial chic elements for an inviting, elegant space. Read more.
The Pratt Street Ale House is a pre-gaming spot within walking distance of the stadiums, and a smart-looking bar and brew pub. Read more.
This small Canton corner bar has a carefully curated list of about 15 draft beers and warm, friendly service. Read more.
Marquee Lounge is only open on Friday and Saturday, and only until midnight, but the Creative Alliance's house lounge inside the Patterson makes up for lost time with a sweet, swanky attitude. Read more.
Just for fun reserve one of the velvet-y love seats, which give you ring-side seats to Pazo's increasingly popular late night action. Read more.
Ravens fans feel at home on the Purple Patio, and weekend warriors fill the huge Mother's on the Alley. Read more.
The bar serves a mixed drink in a 86-ounce bucket built for four or more. Read more.
Baltimore's Best Bars 2011: One of Baltimore's few pool bars, Tiki Barge has a sweeping harbor view. Read more: http://bsun.md/1kwwVDC Read more.
Baltimore's self-proclaimed "beach within reach" delivers live music, frozen drinks and a party atmosphere on its sandy outdoor patio. Read more.
Max's has an encyclopedic selection of beer -- 140 rotating drafts, five hand-pumped ales, and, the kicker, some 1,200 bottled beers in stock. Read more.
With its moody lighting and classy cocktails, it's an ideal destination after dinner. Read more.
Here's a tip . . . Head south on Light Street about 8 to 10 blocks. You'll see Cross Street Market. Go in and get some Bruce Lee Wings. I guarantee you love them ~
Great Local Bands, Four bars, Sunshine, and the Infamous Red Eyes Bikini Contests all combined, create the Biggest Party ANYWHERE on Sunday afternoons in the Summer !
Great live bands, Great Food, and Cold Beer. Anytime the band "No Pets for Noah" is playing, this place gets crazy!
It has a deck, it's on the water, they have live music, and if the tourists get too much for you, just order another Pain Killer #3 !
Billed as a restaraunt/crab house. Nick's is still the best spot in Baltimore to sit out on the deck, sip on a Natty Boh, and listen to live music on the water!
Technically a floating barge rather than a dock bar... But the Tiki Bar makes my Best of the Bay Dock Bars because it's just One Big Unstoppable All Summer Long Party on the Water!
A little taste of the B.V.I. right on the bay... Palm Trees, Tiki Bars, Live Bands, Dancing in the Sand, Swimming, and Friday Sunset Beach Parties all summer long. Don't miss the Painkillers !
$15 bottomless mimosas and bloody marys for brunch on Sundays! Right on the harbor.
Max's has the LARGEST selection of beers I have ever seen (HUNDREDS!!!). Traditional bar food is great! Also trivia on Thursday nights at 9.
BEST BURGERS IN BALTIMORE HANDS DOWN!!!!!!I would eat here all the time if I could.
Tues-Fri 4-8... Yes till 8!!! $2.75 Domestics, $3.75 House Wine and $3.75 Rails! And of course great food specials... Tues 1/2 price mussels, Wed $5 cheesesteaks, Thurs $.50 wings!
$3 margaritas and Mexican bottled beers and $5 for 5 Tacos Mon: half-price burger night and $2 Yuengs. Tues and Wed: fajitas for two, which includes a pitcher of margarita or sangria for $20.
$1.50 Miller Lt and Yueng Drafts! from 4-7 everyday (Food and other drink specials start at 7 every night)... Thursday starting at 6:30 $4 for an infamous Cheesesteak! and at 7PM $2 Coors Lt bottles
$5 Mojitos, cocktails and apps! $3 beers... till 7PM during the week and 10PM-1AM on Saturday!
Mon: $12 FajitasTues: Burgers start at only $5.00Wed: Crabcake platter $10, two for $19! $3.00 Pints of Heavy SeasThurs: Belgian Beers starting at $3.00Fri: Complimentary Buffet (w/drink purchase)
Great sports bar to watch any games, especially the Ravens on Sunday! Huge long bar in front of tons of TVs.
Go to Nacho Mama's and get a hubcap margarita, nachos, and the chicken stuffed with sausage (can't remember its name).
A must for any Baltimore visitor! Crabs are to die-for and don't forget the award winning crabcakes and specialty drinks! Read more.
Voted Best Cheap Restaurant by City Paper Readers for Best of Baltimore 2011
Voted Best New Restaurant by City Paper Readers for Best of Baltimore 2011
Voted 3rd Best New Restaurant by City Paper Readers for Best of Baltimore 2011
Get the waffle fry nachos as an appetizer, order a beer you've never heard of, build the burger of your dreams, get sweet potato fries instead of chips, and get an ice cream spiked shake for dessert. Read more.
Woody's has a side street entrance and is hidden above 2 other bars, (a mini pub crawl all in one building). Grab a rum drink at Woody's and enjoy the best views in all of Fells Point.
