Pratt Street Ale House is a locally owned full service restaurant & brew pub with a variety of large private dining spaces as well as a popular outdoor patio. Located directly across from the Baltimore Convention Center, and a short walk from the Inner Harbor, Camden Yards, and M&T Bank Stadium, we are a popular dining spot for locals and tourists alike. Pratt Street Ale House is also home to Oliver Breweries, Baltimore's longest continuously running craft brewery, and the brewery behind the award winning Oliver Ales. With 24 beers on tap, including a dozen brewed here onsite, we are a popular destination for beer lovers while still offering something for all tastes. In addition to our bar and restaurant we also have a number of private event spaces that can accommodate groups of all sizes. Given our location we are an ideal venue for receptions, social & networking gatherings, happy hours, game viewing parties, pre-game get-togethers and celebrations of all kinds. Call (410-244-8900) or E-Mail ([email protected]) us today!
Dick's Last Resort has wacky tacky decor, sassy service and heaping buckets of ribs, chicken, catfish, salads and other great food choices. We can accommodate groups of 10 people all the way to 400+! There is no cover charge or snazzy dress code to abide, and of course we're kid friendly! In addition we have event pricing with custom food and beverage packages. Come join us for lunch or wind down with us for dinner. We guarantee that once you have a chance to sit down with a group of friends, have a drink and some food, you will have so much fun that we will be asking YOU to leave!
Although Tír na nÓg is well-known around Baltimore for keeping the Irish tradition of drinking and good times alive, it is also recognized for its sophisticated, yet casual, dining atmosphere and great food. Meet friends for drinks and appetizers after a long day or enjoy a first date with the best view in the harbor. Tír na nÓg is a restaurant that guests can feel comfortable in for any occasion. The chefs at Tír na nÓg have created a unique menu of new American cuisine with a Celtic influence. Traditional Irish food and local favorites are available for lunch and dinner, as well as chef's daily specials. Enjoy a pint and order one of Ireland's most popular dishes.
The staff at James Joyce Irish Pub & Restaurant take pride in being the “Home of Irish Hospitality.” Voted Baltimore’s best pub food by City Paper readers, their menu offers something for everyone- traditional fare such as Shepherd’s Pie and Fish & Chips; to everyone’s favorites, Chicken Tenders and Burgers. During those nice summer days enjoy your meal on their outdoor patio, or come for the weekend brunch. Weekly events include Burger Night, Industry Night and Live music Friday & Saturday. Happy Hour specials in effect Monday – Friday from 4-7pm including food and drink specials. Saturday and Sunday Brunch: 10am - 2:30pm. Their cozy and inviting atmosphere is the ideal place for your next outing or Private Party.
Luckie's Tavern has an extensive beer selection, upscale Tavern style menu, high def sports viewing, late night DJ's and a splash of Vegas flare! Voted Baltimore's Best Sports Bar by the Baltimore Magazine, we have 8 50" HD plasma TVs, a 13ft HD projection screen & HD surround sound. We carry most sports packages and can show your favorite college and professional teams. Luckie's Tavern is your premiere spot for birthdays and bachelor/bachelorette festivities. We offer several packages with food/drink discounts for special occasions and group gatherings. For more information and to book your next event, contact [email protected] HAPPY HOUR is every weekday starting at 4pm. Buy your first drink and your second is only $1! Inquiries, reservations and/or information about our birthday/bachelor/bachelorette packages, please email [email protected]
One of building’s main attractions is the speakeasy bar that has been around since The Belvedere first opened its doors. The bar remained nameless for many years but it instantly became the ultimate gentlemen’s drinking establishment, even during the prohibition years. It was in those dry years that the owners brought in its now famous owl statues, and so the name The Owl Bar was born. The true meaning behind the statues was never revealed but one thing was certain: if the owls had their eyes lit, alcohol was being served and customers were hustling in. Over 100 years later the Owl Bar is still Baltimore’s destination for delicious food and drink served with a rich past and historic atmosphere. The Owl Bar features 20 draught craft beer selections, cocktail and wine list, brick oven pizzas and paninis, and full brunch, lunch, and dinner menus.
Uno has been committed to the craft of pizza since inventing the "deep dish" in 1943. From our famed deep dish dough to our fresh toppings, only our love of pizza is deeper than our handcrafted pies.
"The new Joe Squared, like the old, has an enjoyable outdoor seating area for people-watching. Inside, you'll find a coffee house-meets-sushi-bar vibe, with long counters at the bar and along the art-covered walls. The night we went, there was even a guy playing a ukulele in the corner (live music is featured most nights)." John Houser III - Baltimore Sun
Pleasantly situated in Harbor East, our Hilton Garden Inn Baltimore Inner Harbor hotel blends well with its fashionable surroundings and offers excellent accommodations within walking distance of Downtown Baltimore. When you're looking for a comfortable and convenient hotel, there are a number of large corporations within easy traveling distance of our downtown Baltimore location. Our hotel has been recognized as a leading of green hotels in Baltimore for supporting environmentally friendly and sustainable hotel practices. Visitors can experience the Inner Harbor area and limit their carbon foot print when visiting the many sites of the area.
** We DO NOT book through Facebook ** Please contact us ONLY at [email protected] for booking inquiries! _________________________________________ The Crown is a 2nd floor Bar, Arts & Entertainment Venue in Baltimore's Station North Art District (est. 2013) *Daily Rotating Drink Specials *Happy Hour : Monday - Friday : 6pm - 8pm $3 Rail Liquor Drinks / $1 OFF all Beers *All events 18+ (limited capacity for under 21 so come early) * ACCESSIBILITY NOTICE: The Crown is a second floor space in the Hyundai Plaza building and can only be entered by staircase with a sturdy handrail. If you have accessibility concerns please get in touch with the event's hosts or Crown staff. We will do our best to make sure all who want to attend our events can.
The Bullpen opened on Orioles Opening Day 2010. We're smack dab in between Pickles and Sliders - right across from Camden Yards - you can see Josh outside holding a CHEAP ASS BEER sign! If you miss the frat house feel of your undergraduate years, come on by The Bullpen; this hole-in-the-wall is exactly what you're looking for. We're open when the Orioles and Ravens are playing home games and for the Grand Prix and no time else. Deals: 2 for $5 domestics $2 Natty Bohs
Located in the Historic Mt Vernon area of Baltimore and serving local and organic, farm-to-table BBQ, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and more. Awesome beer selection that evolves everyday; we're bringing in more local brews all the time! Check out Mugshots Cafe upstairs for local bands, special dinners, opens mics, art exhibitions, and dance parties. Weekly events like karaoke and trivia downstairs and Ravens game day specials, too. See our calendars and events for details. Nate and Tony welcome all our friends, old and new, to our Midtown BBQ & Brew. Happy Hour Mon-Fri: 4-7 Monday: Half Price Burgers ALL DAY Tuesday: $3 Tequila 7pm, Trivia Night 8:30pm Wednesday: Big Ass Beer Nights with 22oz drafts and Wino Wednesdays with $10 featured bottles 7pm-2am Thursday: Karaoke 10pm Friday: Appy Hour - Half Price Appetizers 5-7pm Saturday: Half Price Nachos 10pm-1am Sunday: Industry Night with 30% off for people in the biz after 8pm
Not everyone likes the name Wet City, and that's fine with us. We saw that coming. The name, like the rest of our brand and all of our beers, isn't for everyone. It's not meant to keep you comfortable, to wash over you like bathwater or lull you to sleep. It's meant to engage you and spark a reaction. Why do we call ourselves Wet City? When the rest of the nation went dry during Prohibition, Maryland was the only state that refused to pass an enforcement act to support the federal restrictions. Instead, Maryland was determined to keep on drinking, despite pressure from the feds and other states. Thanks to stubborn, free-thinking Maryland rule-breakers, the Chesapeake Bay became the prime port of call for the nation's bootleggers, making Maryland the wettest state in the union. Our fair city of Baltimore served as the nation's center of resistance to prohibition, and you better believe that sales and consumption of alcohol kept on keeping on right up until the rest of the nation caught up with us and repealed Prohibition. We love calling Baltimore our home, and think this wet city's history is worth bragging about.
An top-notch establishment on Historic Pennsylvania Avenue.
Not everyone likes the name Wet City, and that's fine with us. We saw that coming. The name, like the rest of our brand and all of our beers, isn't for everyone. It's not meant to keep you comfortable, to wash over you like bathwater or lull you to sleep. It's meant to engage you and spark a reaction. Why do we call ourselves Wet City? When the rest of the nation went dry during Prohibition, Maryland was the only state that refused to pass an enforcement act to support the federal restrictions. Instead, Maryland was determined to keep on drinking, despite pressure from the feds and other states. Thanks to stubborn, free-thinking Maryland rule-breakers, the Chesapeake Bay became the prime port of call for the nation's bootleggers, making Maryland the wettest state in the union. Our fair city of Baltimore served as the nation's center of resistance to prohibition, and you better believe that sales and consumption of alcohol kept on keeping on right up until the rest of the nation caught up with us and repealed Prohibition. We love calling Baltimore our home, and think this wet city's history is worth bragging about.
Dougherty’s Pub has been in Mt. Vernon, in one form or another since 1983. Initially there was the Irish Pub, located fifty yards down the block, owned by Bill Dougherty. In 1992 construction began on what is now known as Dougherty’s Pub. We’re proud to say we sponsor our local artistic community by offering free wall space for local artists to have their work seen. First Thursday of every month, the next artist to present their work has an opening and leaves their work up for sale to the public. We feel this is our small way of giving back to the artistic community that we live in. Our fare is typical pub grub, with nightly specials. Our clientele is very representative of the Mt. Vernon community, everything from U of B law students, Maryland Institute of Arts students, state employees and neighborhood folk. We hope you’ll stop by and check us out.
An intimate, upscale, relaxed atmosphere with daily drink specials. Featuring live piano Friday & Saturday evenings from 8:30 - 12-30 pm.
The best neighborhood gay bar in Charm city! We have been an institution for over 44 years. Experience relaxed atmosphere, local flavor, f r i e n d l y bartenders, awesome drink prices, welcoming customers, big-screen TVs, jukebox, and Ravens/Orioles games on Sundays. The Drinkery is the only gay bar in Baltimore busy early during the day. We open at 11 AM everyday. There is a vending machine with snacks. You may also have food delivered to the bar. We have menus from nearby eateries. All major credit cards accepted except American Express. No minimum purchase required. Carryout beer, wine and liquor is available 7 days a week including Sundays. Stop by to experience a neighborhood bar with a big heart. We embrace everyone. Gay, straight, bi...Welcome to the Drinkery! _______________________________________ EVERY DAY DRINK SPECIALS 11 AM - 4 PM: $3.25 Domestic beer including 24 oz Miller and Coors Lite $3.75 Rail/well vodka, bourbon, rum, gin, scotch, whiskey $4 House wine, Corona, Heineken, Seagram's 7 $4.25 Rail/well tequila $5 Absolut, Jack Daniels, Beefeater, Sauza, Bacardi, Southern Comfort, Dewar's, Paul Masson, Jameson, Seagram's VO, Amaretto, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, Jim Bean, Malibu 4 PM - 1:30 AM: $4.25 Domestic beer 2 for 1 $4.50 Rail/well vodka, bourbon, rum, gin, scotch,whiskey; Seagram's 7 $4.50 Corona, Heineken $4.75 House wine, rail/well tequila $5.50 Southern Comfort $6 Absolut, Smirnoff, Jack Daniels, Jim Bean, Beefeater, Sauza, Bacardi, Captain Morgan, Malibu, Dewar's, Jameson, Seagram's VO, Amaretto, Paul Masson Plus top-shelf liquor. CARRYOUT AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK $8.75 domestic beer 6 pack includes 24 oz Coors Lite and Miller Lite! $11.50 bottle of house wine $12.30 bottle of rail vodka, rum, gin, whiskey - 750mL
Just some friendly gayborhood karaoke in your favorite friendly gayborhood bar! Club Hippo Karaoke...Every Friday at 9pm, Every Saturday at 10pm.
Located in the Historic Mt Vernon area of Baltimore and serving local and organic, farm-to-table BBQ, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and more. Awesome beer selection that evolves everyday; we're bringing in more local brews all the time! Check out Mugshots Cafe upstairs for local bands, special dinners, opens mics, art exhibitions, and dance parties. Weekly events like karaoke and trivia downstairs and Ravens game day specials, too. See our calendars and events for details. Nate and Tony welcome all our friends, old and new, to our Midtown BBQ & Brew. Happy Hour Mon-Fri: 4-7 Monday: Half Price Burgers ALL DAY Tuesday: $3 Tequila 7pm, Trivia Night 8:30pm Wednesday: Big Ass Beer Nights with 22oz drafts and Wino Wednesdays with $10 featured bottles 7pm-2am Thursday: Karaoke 10pm Friday: Appy Hour - Half Price Appetizers 5-7pm Saturday: Half Price Nachos 10pm-1am Sunday: Industry Night with 30% off for people in the biz after 8pm
Located on the upper two levels of the new American tapas-style restaurant, FLAVOR, is a beautiful two-story bar and lounge. The space includes a full bar, two seated lounge spaces and a separate dance floor. No longer do gay women have to remember which weekend of the month it is, because EVERY Friday and Saturday is Ladies' Night in The Attic.
Welcome to The Depot's page. We are a bar located in the heart of Baltimore, 1 block from Penn Station in Station North. On any given night you will hear local/traveling bands, 80's, reggae, industrial, house, rockabilly or hip hop. Events are listed on our page or at www.depotbaltimore.com. We'd love to have you visit us and join The Depot family. We're open Wed. thru Sat. 9p - 2a and other select times. We're open Friday for Double Down happy hour 7 - 9p...2 for 1 domestics. Generally, Wed. is reggae night and Friday is 80's dance party night. Thanks for visiting our page. See you at The Depot, 1728 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21201 443-324-5190
Liam Flynn’s Ale House is a public ale house in the Station North Arts & Entertainment District of Baltimore City. Informally known as the Pub or Liam’s, The Ale House has 15 taps. 2 being for locally brewed, cask-conditioned “Real Ale”. We specialize in British Isles Ales, Whiskeys & Ciders. We have a growing range of Scottish beers and English Ciders.