I gave this place another shot and I'm so glad I did. I had the best time singing karaoke and…read moremeeting the regulars. The bartender was super nice and knowledgeable. The loaded tots were so good!!!! As were the mozzarella moons and the marinara sauce.

Just can't say I've been at a better 'lil place. Don't need to drink. Food is good. Prices fair…read more Louie and the crew take good care of you. And the entertainment.....just imagine a house full of semi-inebreated folks thinking they can sing karaoke.....don't get me wrong, some can and that is entertaining, but the ones that can't, now that's sheer entertainment, really. Come on out!!!!!

This place was a great find for Baltimore County Restaurant Week Lunch. I visited and I was pleased…read morewith most! The only downfall was I waited over 15 minutes for someone to acknowledge my presence even though I sat at the main bar in the very middle seat, but once someone came over to help they were very helpful and stayed near until my departure making sure I was taken care of. This place had great Restaurant Week menu options and I ordered C & R Wings (Always Grilled, Never Fried -Buffalo Lemon Pepper) and C & R Rotisserie Chicken 1/2 w Fresh Veggies. Everything was so so tasty! The environment was great as well! It was like a posh sports bar. Seating options everywhere and all types from high tops to table to bar seating. of well stocked bar and very spacious. As far as parking, metered street parking that wasn't too difficult to find. I will definitely visit this place again and support this quality business.

Came in to use the bathroom and get a drink. We ended up using the bathroom and leavingread more

I was in the mood to try a place I had never been to before, so my friend and I decided to come…read morehere. The inside is much nicer looking than the outside, but they have an extremely limited food menu (tacos, crab cake, pizza, or quesadilla). As far as drinks, they were out of a lot of things. No coconut rum, I took the last white claw, etc. The bartender was very nice but a tad too chatty for my liking. They do have a beer pong table, claw machine, and jukebox. Overall it's very underwhelming.

Such a great spot with down to earth people who treat you right! Food was delicious, drinks were…read moregreat.

This is one of my favorite pubs to visit…read more The food is incredible. From your pub classics, to creative specials, there is something for everyone. They offer a great deal of beers, and seasonal special cocktails

To begin - I ordered everything for Take Away My first order…read morewas the Gouda Soup and Fish n'chips. The soup was my favorite with a roasted red pepper base, like a bisque. The lump crab meat was quite substantial and equally sweet. Lovely! The fish n chips were good, probably better at the bar top as they were side in my take away container. Either way, no complaints! My second order was the Seafood Chowder, Irish rolls, and Paddy Melt. I'm a sucker for a Patty Melt and excited about the Irish Cheddar, but it was minimal, almost overlooked. A larger melt would have tasted heavenly. I added lettuce and tomato to my sandwich, but my container only had one slice for my two halves and it was the end piece of the tomato (intact). It was quite large, but again, in a container, very soft by the time I ate it. The seafood chowder was good, one of the better chowders I have eaten in MD. The Irish rolls were quite filling and I had to save 2 of the 4 for later. One of these days I'll sit at the bar top with a Guinness for the full experience.

Pros: The food is amazing, and the portions are enormous. I've never had a bad meal, and the menu…read morebalances variety with its core strengths, it gives options but still has their cooks focused on their strengths. The interior design is a whimsical throwback, and they put on a number of weekly events. The staff are helpful and personable, and remain focused on their customers needs. Cons: If there is anything I can criticize, it is the slight musty aroma. The restaurant is kept clean, but there is a slight mothball scent. I try to go here once a week, they're just that good.

Baltimores best Reuben sandwich! Large space with lots of private spaces and a bar that's…read morefriendly. Specials are generally excellent. All the staples are here too. Bangers and mash, shepherds pie, beer on tap is plentiful from Harp to Sam Adam's and I didn't check but I'd be shocked it Guinness wasn't in large supply. Flavored bourbons and lots of Irish ones too.

Wowza! Service was great with our waiter, H. You know you're about to get some good service when…read moreyour waiter pulls out the BACK OF A RECEIPT and a pen to take your order. H was funny and gave great recommendations too. Crab dip 7/10: Basic. Hot. Cheesy. We finished this! Crushes 8/10: On my stronger side in my opinion. I'm so sure we saw H making our drinks. He's a multitasker for sure. Raw oysters: Arrowheads --salty, refreshing. 10/10 Salt pond -- milder salt, mid Dutchies -- mid tilg -- buttery

Well folks, I have enjoyed this place since we held our wedding reception there, 22 years ago! (It…read morewas still known as Sander's Corner back then.) We moved to AZ 7 years ago and quickly learned that there is no such thing as a good crabcake outside of Maryland. A few years after our wedding, the restaurant changed hands and became McFaul's Ironhorse Tavern. Initially, we were a bit concerned but that concern proved to be unfounded! With every trip back to MD, we always tried to stop into McFauls for - yup, a Maryland Crabcake (broiled), an ear or two of MD sweet corn and a cold Natty Boh! (My Dad used to work for National Brewing Co., so the beer choice was nostalgic, but honest! There is NO Natty Boh west of the Mississippi!) Anyway, nostalgia played a role in our choice of dining at McFaul's - but only ever so slightly! Until last night! We arrived at 5:30pm and had our choice of seating. It was a bit too warm to dine outside, so we chose a table for four near the fireplace. Two other tables were being served and the entire restaurant had not hit it's peak customer load! I settled in for my latest crabcake dinner. I chose the single crab cake with two sides. (Dinner: $35.00) but I am getting ahead of myself. Service was slow, waters only came right out and then the wait began. 10 minutes later, our server arrived to take our drink order. Of course, I ordered a can of Natty Boh. I also asked for a glass for my beer. 8 minutes later, the beer arrived (no glass.) Other drinks wandered in, but still no glass for the beer. I drank my water (which was also served in a beer-type glass) and waited. Our server returned to take our dinner order (still no glass!) Orders now placed and my can of Boh still needing a glass, I finished my water and poured (properly, of course) my Natty Boh into my empty, but still cold water glass. I enjoyed the first sip! Ahhhhh! Table talk proceeded and I started to dream of my cake! (BTW - no choice of broiled or fried!) Our server returned with a menu adjustment for one of our guests - kitchen was out of something. Oh yeah, my frosted glass finally arrived. (Too late!) Here's the sad part... our dinners were just so so. My small crabcake was surronded by about 25 fries and a mini Caeser's Salad. I had asked for two cups of cocktail sauce - I received one cocktail sauce and one tarter sauce. I have seen bigger crabcakes in the frozen food section of Giant Food. I was even served a cake twice as large at Camden Yards - of all places - for $28.00! One of our guests that ordered Fish & Chips received a full plate Caeser's Salad and about 50-60 fries (for way less money!) Here's my rap... I was not even mildly impressed by our food, service or ambiance! My, how the mighty have fallen. I will now remove McFaul's (with great sadness) from my "Must Visit When in MD" list! Reasons are as above, but for those that don't like to read all the dastardly details - Mediocre Food, Slow Unattentive Service, and A Tavern Ambiance that sorely needs a refresh! Sorry Folks, but Baltimore has WAY better to offer! SMH!

Every time we're in Bel Air to visit family, we have to eat at Looney's at least once. For me, it's…read moreall about the wings-the Honey Old Bay wings! We've never had a meal that was disappointing, but the wings are the star to me. While you're there, enjoy Maryland's official alcoholic beverage, (it's true, look it up!) the Orange Crush! I've enjoyed it at other places but Looney's makes the best, imho. Warning, it's loud! But if the weather isn't too hot, too cold, or too humid, enjoy eating on their lovely patio.

This place was one I would have recommended....until tonight. They decided to kick my friend out…read moreof the outdoor restaurant without providing a clear reason. Absolutley unjustified, and the lack of clear communication from the staff was disturbing. You made an assumption based off another customer that was being predatory and things did not turn out in their favor. The way this was handled was unnecessary and we will not be back to your establishment, and certainly will recommend to friends and other locals not to be patrons. Extremely dissatisfied!

Great atmosphere and amazing bartenders. It's a fun, affordable night out! The band was awesome as…read morewell!

Impressive especially for a divish place. Cheap beer, good crabcakes and wings. Bartenders are busy…read moreso I did not expect exceptional service by any means. Lets be realistic. Still, a neighborhood gem.