Simply perfect. Show was about two hours of fun and…read moreinteractive magic/illusions w a stellar magician. Lots of guest interaction on every trick in a very cozy theater space. Drinks were really great and two were included w the ticket price. If u take someone Under 21, they can use the tickets to buy things from the magic store in the theater or drink fantastic mocktails. I can't say enough for the level of entertainment and value for the money. They could charge 100 dollars a ticket and it would still be a deal. I hope to go back again sometime!

Great show and cocktails! Can't wait to return. The service from arriving to leaving was wonderful!…read moreLoved how intimate it was.

Best place to see music in Baltimore, no contest. Family owned and lovingly run for 20+ years. Get…read morethere to see a show, you won't regret it.

What an awesome place! So unique and a small hidden gem. We had the pleasure of seeing Rob Leines…read morewho opened for Mike and the Moonpies. Absolutely love the small intimacy of this place. Highly recommend to anyone who loves live music.

First and foremost, I want to thank Yelp Baltimore for choosing me to win these tickets!! I'm soooo…read moregrateful for this opportunity. It was beyond fun! And I didn't win just any tickets... I got the VIP hookup! All you can eat crabs, coleslaw, corn, chips, and beer sampling!! When we entered, we got our VIP wristbands and a souvenir mini beer mug for endless samples. You have to options when sampling beer: try or mug. Trying allows you to taste the beer so you don't get a full mug and waste it if you don't like it. If you like it, ask them to "mug" and they will fill the mug. Lots of great beer, wine, and spirit vendors were present, such as Guinness, Heavy Seas, Charm City Meadworks, Virginia Distillery Co, Hoop Tea, and Jim Beam. We definitely took advantage and left lit! The crabs came 6 at a time. They provided us with mallets, wet naps, butter, Old Bay, and vinegar. VIPs also have guaranteed seating until the big tent. There was a live band for entertainment and they sang a little bit of everything. The people attending were great, the attendant were friendly and helpful. I would definitely go to another. The VIP tickets were worth it!!

First of all, lemme just say this: $89 VIP is the ONLY way to go! Why? Because you get unlimited…read morecrabs (a tray of 6 at a time but keep coming for more as you please), unlimited beer or wine sampling with a souvenir mini mug, a wooden mallet to help you get crackin' (I took a clean one home as a souvenir because they had so many!), you get to sit under a huge tent away from the sun, and you get unlimited corn on the cob, cole slaw, and chips as well. It is well worth it!!! I dunno 'bout you but I always feel extra when I have a wristband on and for this event I got 2! If you decide $89 is too costly they have cheaper options as well but you only get 6 crabs. But if you are with your best friend who can throw back some crabs (19 to be exact and she wanted more!) then do VIP! There's 2 sessions for everyone's convenience! We picked the later session for the sake of the summer heat and it couldn't have been more perfect once the sun set! We also enjoyed the live band that performed favorite, current & pop covers. This was a super fun event, great location with admirable views of the inner harbor, and I cannot wait til I get to come again. I had a great first experience! Vendors of all types were there to offer a variety of things from jewelry, desserts, services, handmade goods, shirts, and many more. We took an Uber there, also my first time, so I can't comment on parking. What I found convenient was the portable sinks to wash your hands. I wouldn't say it's drinkable but it definitely washes off the crabby hands!! There's a million paper towels and wet naps to help you out as well! See ya next year and let's get crackin'!!

Fed Hill isn't short on unique bar experiences and GameOn's Fed Hill location is no exception…read more While small it's a nice little place to bring a couple of friends, play some games and kickback. I recommend getting the adult Capri suns or slushies! But the cocktails and draft beer menu are also pretty good too!

We had theee best time here! Bar and kitchen staff were the bomb! The games and variety was dope as…read morehell too! For a second it got a little busy, but it was still a vibe! I will definitely be back. I tend to find a place like this in every city I've lived. I love that for meeeee! Shout out to Game on!

This theater, attaches to the Maryland Science Center, is awesome! While the Museum is closed on…read moreMondays, the IMAX is not. I went to the 2 pm screening of Captain Marvel and was the only person in the theater. I gotta tell you, it's pretty cool to have any theater where you are the only person, but in an IMAX, it's incredible. The sound was amazing, the image quality was amazing and the seats are comfortable too. The concessions was open, but they didn't have any popcorn so I got a bottle of soda and some dots ice cream. For $13.95 with no tax, the experience is a steal and I highly recommend to see whatever Hollywood movie they are playing.

They claim to have just renovated this theater, and apparently have started to show Hollywood…read moremovies. We recently watched "Avengers:Endgame" here and here's what I think: PROS: 1) Ticket price is way cheaper than Imax tickets at AMC, or comparable formats at Cinemark, Landmark, etc. 2) It boasts of having the largest screen, and it really is. Very impressive. 3) It's at Inner Harbor, so there are lots of things to see and do before and after screening. 4) We went on a Sunday, and there was a concession stand with popcorn and drinks and other stuff, not much, but at least. CONS: 1) I wasn't impressed by the sound. They said it was surround, but it wasn't. Plus, you can hear other people's laughter more than the movie audio, very distracting. 2) There is no Wi-Fi at the Maryland Science Center where this is located. Which is surprisingly disappointing for an educational site. 3) There are no reserved seating so if you want to get the best seats, be prepared to line up early. For us, since it was the Avengers opening weekend, we lined up an hour before. The place was full. 4) The seats don't recline, they don't even swing back, they are fixed. 5) Others may find parking a problem if you don't come in early. So, to sum up, would I go again to this place? Yes, I might. It depends on what's showing. For me, the best movie experience is still the Dolby theaters at AMC with the clear visuals and moving audio: the screen is not that big but you get recliner seats and reserved seating. It just costs a lot more.

You know what this theater has all you need Recliner seats…read morewith warming? Check Concessions (obviously Check) Most important- validated 3 hour parking for the garage. Do not go to any of the parking kiosks to pay for parking. Just enter the theater, grab your drinks/snacks and go to the basement level where you enter your license plate number at one of the kiosks there and validated free parking for the movie theater in the inner harbor area. You can't beat that. We've been here a couple times now and for a downtown bereft of any major chain theaters this is a good replacement. (Though Charles Street theater is also my fave, mostly for the vibes and the dog intro they have).

Randomly stopped in to escape the cold when visiting Baltimore - what a great theater! It felt like…read morewalking into a fancy hotel and the staff were super welcoming and just seemed genuinely happy. The theater had reclining seats that were in great shape and had a heating option! All in all terrific movie watching experience.

This is the most fantastical gift shop in the whole world. I loved the American Visionary Art…read moreMuseum (reviewed separately), but I spent as much time in this shop as I did the museum! I love folk art . . . so creative, earthy, edgy. And this shop is full of that, and a lotta quirk! Lots of affordable art from folk artists. Tons of cool postcards you might not be able to find anywhere else. Weird old photos to buy. Bizarro clowns. Chair socks (who knew those existed), vintage halloween masks (I wanted to buy them all), journals, very cool books. A lot of social justice stuff, which I appreciate. I know I'm safe here. The staff (including the owner who helps out around the place himself) were so cool and nice! I bought a ton of weird and delightful greeting cards, postcards, and a few other fun things. And I bought a couple fortunes from Zoltar, the famous fortune teller from BIG. This is a place I would shop at frequently, outside of museum patronage.

Really fun gift shop with tons of quirky stuff! Came to shop for some gifts for friends and was not…read moredisappointed. There are tons of tchotchkes and Knick knacks at several price points including jewelry, pouches, decor, cards, puzzles, and more. Make sure to check the hours before you come as they're not open Monday/Tuesday.

Definitely one of the first places to visit if you're in the Inner Harbor area of Baltimore. We…read morestopped by as our first stop when staying in the neighborhood, since the vantage point provides perspectives and ideas of all the other places to visit afterwards. The harbor views are beautiful and vast, and the signage within the observation area talk about all the neighborhoods and give a history of Baltimore. There's even a small section dedicated to honor the memories of Marylanders lost in the 9/11 attack. Pricing is very reasonable at just $8 per person, and the elevator ride to the top is quick.

We were in Baltimore for the weekend and staying about two blocks from the inner harbor. My…read morehusband suggested going to this place Saturday morning. It was a great idea. Pricing is only 8 dollars for each adult which is a great price to go up to the 27th floor of the World Trade Center. There are four different sides of the building with written panels explaining what landmarks and buildings are out in that direction. The views are spectacular. They also have tributes to those from Maryland who perished in the World Trade Center in New York on 9-11. There are also several panels listing movies filmed in Baltimore and famous people from Maryland.