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    Bar Alice Anne

    4.4 (14 reviews)

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    Alexis B.

    I had dinner at Bar Alice Anne a week or so ago with my husband and some friends. It's one of those unique Baltimore spots - a corner bar with Korean eats and a great wine list. Their food menu is "built around small plates and shareable bits, anchored by a rotating selection of banchan" (from their website). With four people, we tried quite a bit of their menu: banchan, tuna tartare, Japanese Caesar salad, toastie (served with Tayto crisps and slaw), shrimp toast (minced shrimp, sambal mayo, sweet chili sauce), Korean tots (Gochujang glaze, Kewpie mayo, scallion, nori, and toasted sesame seeds), and a dessert (a cheesecake). While I thought most of the food was good, nothing really stood out to me. I thought the tuna tartare was a little flat. The Caesar salad was tasty but served in wedges, and - without knives - it was quite hard to eat. Overall, with tots, toasties, and shrimp toast, I found their menu quite heavy. I think I'd have enjoyed it more if it was just a snack while having a few drinks, but I don't think the menu works for a full dinner for me. Their wine list is great. They had a couple of bottles from Rocklands Farm Winery, so I had a glass of each. They were great. They also had some inventive cocktails, which my husband enjoyed. In addition, they offer beer (many local craft options), soju, makgeolli, and NA options. It was quite a scene when we were there on a Friday night (we got there around 5:30 and got the last available table) - packed and loud. It's cool inside (I don't remember what used to be in this spot, but it felt like they had made the space their own). It was a little loud for me, but my bigger issue was that it was so hot inside the restaurant. I'm not sure if they don't have AC or if their AC just can't handle that many people in that sized space, but I was sweating throughout the meal and was really too hot to be hungry enough to eat much. The chilled wine was all I wanted! Despite how packed they were, the service was good. I probably wouldn't head back to Bar Alice Anne on a hot day given how how it was when we ate there a week or so ago. But when it's a little less new, I'd definitely return for drinks and snack at less busy/crowded hours.

    Brad R.

    TLDR: A fun new Fells Point cocktail spot with creative Korean inspired food, but the drinks were the clear standout and some of the food pricing is tough to justify. Newly opened this summer, Bar Alice Anne is an interesting concept that mixes Korean comfort food with modern preparations and creative cocktails. My group of five, mostly Koreans, stopped in right when they opened at 4PM on a Saturday and were immediately seated. Service was great and had us slinging back cocktails in no time. Of everything we tried, my favorite was easily the off menu Dirty Kimchi Martini made with their house kimchied olives. It comes out reddish in color and is absolutely divine. We liked the olives so much that we ended up ordering more of them with the food. Wanting the full experience, we ordered a bunch of dishes including bossam, banchan, tuna tartare, toastie sandos, shrimp toast, and those amazing olives. Everything was tasty, with the toasties and shrimp toast tying for first place. Our main issue was the pricing compared to the portion sizes. The $38 bossam was probably the biggest offender, as our group of five barely got more than one or two ssams per person. Considering you can take a five minute ride north to Charles North Koreatown and get an elite bossam experience with a much larger portion for less, that one raised a few eyebrows. And $20 for banchan, something normally complimentary at Korean restaurants and bars, would have an ajumma rolling in her grave. The interior is a little plain jane at the moment, although that could certainly change as they get their feet wet. Overall, Bar Alice Anne is a fun spot worth trying and I would definitely return for the cocktails. I just would not consider it a Korean food destination, especially with so many great options a short ride away.

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    Ahra J.

    Such an amazing find located in fells point! What makes this place so memorable was the high quality service we got during our visit. The staff were all super friendly and worked so cohesively. I even asked if I could get an extra Ace cracker pack (nostalgic for me) and the waitress brought one over right away! HUGE shoutout to Abby and Suldano for being so amazing during our visit! Food wise, the menu offers a good variety of items. However, while we did order the banchan set, traditionally, it is something that is provided as part of your meal so charging $25 does seem a bit over the top. The radish was my favorite as it strikes a good balance of heat and sweet. The cucumbers however, were way too salty and definitely required a more thorough rinse after being initially salted. My other favorite was the shrimp toast. Not overly fried while maintaining a soft chewy interior. The drinks were also great, well balanced not super spirit forward. The most memorable cocktail was their kimchi martini. Although I am not a huge martini or olive person, I will say, I tried my husbands and it was thoroughly enjoyable with such a fun twist to the traditional martini. This is certainly a great spot for any occasion and the place did look like it could seat larger parties but certainly give them a heads up if possible as they don't have many large tables while still being able to accommodate other smaller parties.

    Cammi P.

    My friends and I all met at Bar Alice Anne and it was so perfect and cute. While we did not get food, the cocktails and drinks were all yummy. Our waitress was so kind and accommodating for our big group, and was more than attentive and welcoming! She was honest about likings on the menu (something I always appreciate) and made sure we were all happy with our drink choices. Such a cute spot and fun place to meet friends. Definitely will be going here more and can't wait to try the food next time!

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    Tina C.

    This cozy, dimly lit Korean American bar is a refreshing and chill reprieve from the usual bustle of Fells Point bars on weekend evenings. Came here with a medium-large group on a Saturday night for drinks and enjoyed being able to have a normal volume conversation. Service was standard. Drinks were good, with a unique Asian flavor twist. Hope to try the food next time.

    Rama S.

    This is such a cute new spot. We came right at 4pm and sat ourselves. Service was so kind and quick. The drinks were unbelievable so delicious. The kimchi marinated olives were a highlight. The balance of the salt from the olive and spice of kimchi marinade was chefs kiss I could eat 20 of them. We also got the banchan which changes. Ours was potato salad, radish, crab salad, and cucumber kimchi served with steamed rice. Everything was great. I will definitely be coming back here for a drink and quick bites!

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    Melonie O.

    This place is amazing! Great ambience with even better service. The food was tasty and I'd love to try even more of the menu next time. It was a little noisy but other than that it was great!

    Jinju pearl, cry wolf, and standard issue. All fantastic and not too sweet!
    Christine L.

    Bar Alice Anne might be my new favorite spot in Fells Point. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is immaculate -- moody lighting, stylish interior, great music, and the staff are all super friendly and welcoming. The cocktails are next-level creative with Asian-inspired flavors that somehow feel both elevated and fun. The CryWolf is almost too pretty to drink (seriously, a work of art), and I'm still thinking about Mike's Daiquiri, the Jinju Pearl, and the Standard Issue. Every drink felt unique. The food menu is just as exciting, blending Asian small plates and banchan with Irish-inspired comfort dishes as a nod to the owners' backgrounds. The shrimp toast was dangerously good, the tuna tartare was super fresh, and the Irish toastie absolutely hit the spot after a couple cocktails. Fells definitely needed a place like this.

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    I've lived in Baltimore for 3 years now and while I've found great spots, none have been like Bar Alice Anne. You walk in and immediately feel like you're family. The drinks are great, but the food is even better. Each dish is made with love and you can tell. The shrimp toast is my favorite bite in all of Baltimore, but everything we had was amazing. I cannot recommend it enough. Anyone giving Bar Alice Anne less than 5 stars shouldn't be trusted, especially if they didn't try the food.

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