A hockey bar in Baltimore. Beautiful! Came here based on recommendation from bartender at Cardinal Tavern (another great place) on best place to watch Game 2 of Bruins/Blackhawks Cup finals. Had just seen O's - Red Sox game at Camden Yards so many Bruins had filtered in, as well as lots of locals. A very friendly place. Great beer selection, particularly local brews - Heavy Seas, etc. Pretty good bar food eats. The crab dip pretzel was awesome - lots of crab, cheese and a really chewy pretzel loaf made the appetizer almost a meal on its own. Steak & Cake had nice lump crabcake with a rather bland elation steak, overall pretty good. read more

Could not say enough good things about this place. Beer Menu = 5/5 - always a huge list of microbrews / imports. Happy Hour = 5/5 - $2 off all drafts (so most awesome imports will only run you ~$3-5 per pint) Food = 5/5 - HIGHLY recommend the seared ahi tuna entree with seaweed salad. Vibes = 4/5 - always a great crowd + they have bubble hockey. My only negative is that it's not the biggest place and seating is somewhat limited. read more

I love Hudson Stackhouses beer selection! They have such great diverse selection of beers on tap at all times! You can even get a growler filled if you want of on tap beer! Awesome! It gets busy often. I didn't give 5 stars because the service from the bartenders can be iffy. Overall a great establishment and you can't go wrong with anything on the menu! read more

Went here on a whim, just based off of the look of the exterior. This bar has a great beer menu, and a great choice of entrees to choose from. The burgers were fantastic, and the bartender definitely knew his stuff when it came to the brews. All in all, a good place to check out if you're in the area. read more

Hudson St. Stackhouse is a nice and laidback neighborhood bar and a restaurant. Great place to hang out with friends at night. On Thursdays, Hudson St. Stackhouse has a killer deal: $12.95 for a 12oz New York Strip Steak, a veggie side (choice of baked potato, sauteed spinach, or sauteed broccoli), salad, and dessert. 1) Salad: very mediocre -- just iceberg lettuce with chopped onions and tomatoes tossed here and there. It was a large serving, but not fulfilling at all. 2) Steak: large enough for two people. Pretty good -- not the best, but it definitely hit the spot. 3) Veggie sides: mediocre. I could've made this myself. 4) Dessert: choice of a Haagen-Dazs ice cream cup or a generous slice of cheesecake from the Cheesecake Factory. The cheesecake was SO GOOD. Although the salad and the veggie sides were disappointing, the generous portions of steak and cheesecake completely hit the spot. My friends and I all had a great time. And at $12.95, coming here for dinner is a bargain!! read more

The bartenders were friendly and attentive. Atmosphere was just right on a Thursday night, not too crowded not too slow. The food was really good, I had the chicken Chesapeake with fries. The crab dip was perfect Maryland style and there was even old bay on the fries! And you can never go wrong with a tall Tanqueray and ginger ale. read more

The beer list is long, the drunk food abounds. Sampled the fried green beans, mussels, and the infamous crab pretzel. Everything was excellent, but this is not a place to come when you want to eat a meal that will make you feel... shall we say... light. The crab pretzel was the most noteworthy, just because I'd never had anything like it before. A rope of soft pretzel, covered in crab dip, with melted cheese on top. So gluttonous, so delicious. I'm not from the area, but I would probably come back if I ever find myself in Charm City again. read more

A geography lesson: Canton is the Sahara desert and Canton Square is the Red Sea. In between are innumerable oasis scattered amidst Baltimore's most tranquil row-homes. While on foot along the great pilgrimage from Kissling's to Of Love and Regret, rest-stop at Baltimore Taphouse, Gitan, Smaltimore, Pearl's Sports Bar, Mahaffey's, Mike McGovern's.. the list goes on. Each watering hole has its own unique charm. Hudson St has three: 1) The front window's offer an amazing breeze. Name three bars you frequent that have open windows. 2) It satisfies a Sunday Funday's main vice: beer. Food is passable, chicken tenders and wraps are basic, fries can go uneaten. You come here to wet your whistle with one of Charm City's Top 5 taplists (OLaR, Max's, Alewife, Mahaffey's). Boasting an extensive 20+ list with oddities not seen elsewhere and extensive style variety, at least 10-12. 3) It fulfills a Sunday Funday's other vice: football. A few reviews mention the small TVs. Don't be alarmed.. there are at least 8 of them in clusters around the 20-person bar, itself surrounded by bar tables. Each cluster has the same mix of games. What all this geography adds up to is that you can watch any game Hudson show from any seat in the place, bellied up to the bar or reclining at your table. If you're lucky, you'll also have a cool fall breeze in your face. read more

I'm obsessed with this place. Awesome craft beer list and their bar food is phenomenal. Simple food done right. I've had almost everything on the menu and have never been disappointed. Seafood night crab cake dinner is the bomb and the buffalo chicken wrap is the best I've ever had. Jalapeno burger is also another favorite. Great place. Only downside is that it is small so it does get crowded but its amazing. read more

So yes, they have a decent beer selection and yes Wednesdays are the day the go to this place due to their specials. The food and service are below average and the friendliness of the staff is even worse. Suggestion: only go there if you are really craving decent beer on Wednesday's.... otherwise stay away! read more

Plenty of beers to choose from, always a nice rotating variety and most of the bartenders are good (more on this later). It's a nice neighborhood spot that is always great to meet a group of friends at. It does get slammed sometimes, but that's just a testament to the place's draw. However, while most of the service is pretty great, a place that lives and thrives off a neighborhood shouldn't employ people who are always abrasive and miserable. One bartender in particular makes it difficult to return on the night she works. Arms folded and eyes rolling is no way to work in the service industry. And it's a shame because the staff on a whole is great and the food isn't bad and it's a great weekly hang out spot. 4.5 star beer, 4 star food 3.5 star service, based on a 1 + 4.5 + 4.5 + 4.5 from the four bartenders I've experienced read more

Hudson Street is a great bar away from Canton square. The beer selection is excellent. I prefer summer beers, so I'm sure I'll be spending more time here in the coming weeks. The food is also much better than your average bar food. I really like the soft pretzels, which are served with this spicy mustard. It can get a little loud in here on weekends and on game days, so I prefer to come during the week when it's pretty calm. If you want a good deal, come on a Tuesday. Drafts are 2 dollars off and the burgers are 5 dollars. I was really surprised... In a good way! The burger was cooked perfectly and all the ingredients were really fresh! Unfortunately, the only included ingredients are lettuce and tomatoes, so you'll have to pay extra for additional toppings, but they're worth it! read more

If I lived in Baltimore I would be here regularly. I only had one wing, which was great, but the reason for my love lies in the beer. Who doesn't love Belgium beer? What's even more exciting?? They had strawberry beer!!!! I'm the weirdo who consistently buys framboise and mixes it with a white Belgium beer. Oh man it's delicious. Framboise is too fruity so I go 1/4 framboise and 3/4 white bier. It is perfect! The problem with this is there is always an uneven amount of beer, framboise is typically sold in larger bottles, sometimes 32 ounces and let's face it, I don't always want that much beer. Case-in-point, I was in B-more for the 1/2 marathon and after running I wanted something light and refreshing. Hudson Street answered my prayers with their strawberry beer. It's not a framboise mix, it's a light beer with strawberry flavoring and it's incredible. Swoooon! read more

This place is awesome. My boyfriend and I came here on a Monday night looking for a casual dinner and a few cheap drinks. The ambiance at a bar matters a lot to me, and we felt so comfortable here! It's a classic neighborhood bar, but cleaner and so well designed. The best way to explain it is it's like the perfect local bar you'd see in a movie or tv show. We started with the crab pretzel and agreed it was the best we've ever had. Their on tap selection is huge and they even had amazing beers for "non-beer" people like me! (The Strawberry Fruli is basically heaven) The burger and wings we had were awesome, and we agreed that we will definitely be back soon! (And the final tab agreed with us ;) ) Very refreshing experience in canton, where it is hard to find non-overpriced food & drinks. We were also super impressed with the bartender and the quality of service. Seamless! Can't wait to come back. read more

This place is a nice gem in the city. The staff was beyond friendly even on an incredibly busy Saturday night. They were accommodating as well as I wanted to watch a non-local hockey match when the Caps were on, they gladly switched on of the TVs. The food here was surprisingly good, the crab pretzel was the best I have had, and I like to eat. I also had the Annapolis chicken sandwich, which was very good. We did also get the Caesar wrap, which lacked some flavor. The drink list was fantastic. We went at 8 on a Saturday and the place was packed. It was difficult to even get to the door. It was -very- loud as it is a open floor plan and open bar. I think that when I return to this place, and I will, I will not be going at peak drinking hours when a Caps game is on. Overall I will certainly be back to this place and will recommend it to others. read more

When I think beer bar in Baltimore, I think Stackhouse. The same servers are there every night and do a great job making sure you find the right beer for your pallet. I feel like a kid in a candy shop reviewing their extensive and ever rotating beer list. There are always some obscure brews that are worth your time. I typically look up their beers on beer advocate a head of time so I can try one that is highly acclaimed by the beer snobs. The food is very good. My favorite is their meatball sub which could easily feed a small village. If you are in to hockey they love it here. If I had any recommendation for improvement it would be the small televisions. I've seen computer monitors that were bigger than the TVs here. read more

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Hangry? Need a drinkles? Get these stat: Crab pretzel + hot fingahz + fries + crab legs + mussels + burger + brews Churn all that inside your stomach. Feels so good. The food is better than what I thought and what the next door bar offers...not that I said that. It's not Ale Marys tots, but its all the carbs you want. read more

I stopped in on a Fall Saturday to watch a college football game solo. It was a perfectly fine, small neighborhood type bar with a former employee and a friend keeping the bar tender company and a few other folks in the bar. All staff I interacted with were friendly, welcoming, and engaging. I chose this place because I'd heard they had a good beer selection and that came through. Lots of great beers and ciders from all over but not too overwhelming. I had three different beers while we all watched the game and all were pretty good. Only reason why it's not 4 stars is b/c the food was just OK. I got old bag wings and fries. The wings didn't have much seasoning and the fries were kind of overdone and also under seasoned. The burger and other items I saw coming out looked better so I could have just had bad luck. Will visit again for sure. read more

First time stopping in to the Stackhouse and I wasn't dissapointed. I think the menu was pleasantly well-rounded and provided a little bit of everything. I was able to get seafood and my boyfriend who despises seafood could get his typical manly burger. The bartender was super friendly and the food was on point... plus they had TV's galore. I mean, you really can't ask for more form a local pub! Sidenote: Check out Venice Tavern in Highlandtown. Apparently the owner of the Stackhouse recently bought out the "basement bar" and plans to give it a new facelift but keep it traditional in its unique sort of way! read more

I started going to Stackhouse about a year ago and was sold! Food was good and beer was cold. They made small changes to the menu and as of late have been disappointed with the quality of food. I really enjoy the bar atmosphere, especially since it's a hockey bar! I'd suggest drinks and snag food up the block at Silks! read more

An enjoyable experience. The caprese salad was good with some added balsamic., the salmon sandwich good, and the fries excellently seasoned. The ravioli was also pretty good. The staff here were very pleasant and accommodating. read more

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I've been coming to this place for a few years and I must say that it is a 'go to' spot of mine when I want a chill evening/afternoon without all the 'hustle and bustle' of canton or fells. Huge beer selection and the service has always been stellar. The food is ok... nothing fancy. Just your typical pub food. I wouldnt come here for the food of course. It the atmosphere and beer I'm looking for in this place and it is spot on! read more

I love this place. Friendly staff and a great selection of beers. Don't come here for a red wine and a salad. Get the crab pretzel and a belgian trippel and enjoy one of the more authentic Baltimore bars around. read more

The stack house has a great, GREAT beer list, with tons of stuff on tap. Old favorites, imports, microbrews, stuff I've never heard of... plus the occasional hard cider or mead. It's a great place for major beer fans, or the relatively uninitiated. I fall into the second category. Luckily the bartenders are willing and able to help you find something that fits the bill (although it is hard to hear each other, the music is pretty loud.) They atmosphere is clean, nothing too special. Basically pub-like. I haven't had much of the food, but what I have tried is on the better side of pub grub. The crab pretzel, though, is amazing. I want to go back there just for that. It's worth a visit if you like a casual spot with a lot of beer selection. The prices are average (a lot of the imported stuff is just inherently expensive), so check out happy hour for a bit better deal. Beware that it isn't always easy to park nearby. read more

Been here three times now and it's always been a good experience, except for the wobbly table in front (pointed out by Bob L.) and that one lacrosse bro who spilled his beer all over me and didn't apologize. The bartenders are friendly, attentive and know their stuff. There are a heck of a lot of great beers to choose from, on rotating taps, so there's always something new when I go back. The last beer I remember having was a Burley Oak Rude Boy imperial red ale, which hit the spot. The food is decent, about what you'd expect. Certainly nothing to complain about if you're going mainly for the beer list. I've had the chicken Chesapeake sandwich a couple of times and it's pretty solid. Having to order from the bar can be difficult if it's crowded, but bartenders deliver the food so it's not a big deal. Overall, I would say that the reliable service and excellent beer selection make the Stackhouse one of the better bars of its kind in the neighborhood. read more

Food... meh. Beer... yay! Plenty of taps with a wide range of stuff and they rotate in new things all the time. The bartenders are all great and know their stuff when it comes to the beer (can't say the same about all the bars in the area). They have tv's but they're all pretty small, so it's no sports bar really. read more

Wow. I don't live in the city so I had never heard of Stackhouse. I came to meet a friend for drinks and was floored by the ambiance both of the bar itself and the bartenders. The bartenders were so incredibly friendly and helpful when making a drink selection. They have a ton of beers on tap, and not just your average domestic beers; they've got craft beers, and a lot local. Highly recommend this place. Although my review is based solely on the drinks and staff, I will definitely be coming back for some food. This place gives off good vibes. I'm about it. read more

This is my favorite place to go when we visit my son in Baltimore. It's the local corner pub with amazing service, good food and a great beer selection. I always order the boiled shrimp and pretzels. It's a simple meal but quite delicious. My husband likes the chicken parmigiana sandwich, my son loves the he wings. My grandchildren were regulars until COVID. The Stackhouse is a great local pub, check it out and enjoy! read more

I came here to watch the Ravens game. This was our first and last time here. Things to note: The Tv's are small so sit close. If you sit outside the bar area, you have to walk to the bar and wait your turn to give your order. You have to literally order at the bar each time you want something then go back to your seat. Smh. Why not give us a server? I ordered the Hawaiian Burger. It comes with bacon, pineapples, tomato, and bbq sauce. That was really good. One bathroom for women. Needless to say I never went to the restroom. It was occupied all the time. We asked if they could cut the sound on for the game. The staff said that if people had on jerseys they would cut the sound on but because the majority doesn't they will not. This was completely foolishness. It's a Thursday night. I came to the bar from work. I didn't think to pack my jersey. I wanted to get a small taste of a lambic to see if I wanted to buy it. If I didn't like it, I would have drank Crispin all night. The bartender said they had to charge me $3.00 for a taste. What??? No. That was it for me. There are too many bars around to patronize here. Needless to say, I didn't last here more that 20 minutes. The place didn't deserve another dime. I paid the $10 for my burger then left immediately. Never again. read more

Great neighborhood bar! The beer selection is great and the food is delicious. Try the burgers and grilled wings (sometimes on special). Bartenders are friendly, super attentive, and some of the best in town. read more

I have been here at least 30 times and live within walking distance of multiple bars - Stackhouse is a regular go-to for me. For beer aficionados, they have a constantly rotating, extensive draft list of beer that you typically won't find elsewhere. It can be overwhelming, but the bartenders are knowledgeable and happy to recommend something. The price of the craft beers generally range from $5-$8. The food prices are very fair - $10-14 for a meal. The food is GREAT too! My favorites are the crab cakes (lots of LUMP crab), the old bay wings, and the calamari (generous portion). Different nights bring different specials, like crab cake night on Wednesday, bottled German beer night, and $5 crushes during the day on the weekends. Atmosphere is dark, can be a little loud sometimes, but feels cozy. Not like a recently renovated but trying to look old bar, this bar has actually cool Baltimore style. I will continue to frequent this place, as I have been for the last 3 years. read more

Great beer selection, and one of the few Washington Capitals bars in the city. They show every Capitals game on their TV's, often with the sound through the speakers, which makes it a great place to get together with fans to watch a game. Plus, they have a bubble hockey table. The food is decent. Not incredible, but I've always enjoyed it. But really, this is a great place to hang out, in a low key environment and enjoy some beers (and possibly a hockey game) with some friends. read more

I love this place. It's never super crowded and I can always find a spot at the bar. They have a tremendous amount of beers and a great selection. I would recommend this "hidden gem" to anyone visiting Baltimore who was looking for great beer (and maybe a Hockey game), or to any locals who haven't tried it. Their bartenders are always nice and the vibe from when you walk in the door to when you leave is always welcoming. read more

A variety of specials depending on the day of the week. Solid happy hour options. A lot of beer options and tasty bar appetizers. All around solid place to grab a drink. read more

When people think Canton, they think the "square" but what they should be thinking is Hudson Street. I've been a few times and it's safe to say the food isn't 5 star worthy, but it's good bar food. Stick with the burgers. Or the Pot Stickers. I'd avoid the pretzels. Too salty. But enough about the food. The beer is what we're here for. The craft beer selection is top notch and constantly changing. It's an awesome vibe. The TV's are always playing whatever sports game is on and there are a couple of table games in the back. This is most definitely a neighborhood gem. read more

Everything about Stack is perfect. Perfect beer list. Perfect menu. Perfect ambiance. Perfect size. Perfect number of TVs. Perfect neighborhood bar. I'm here regularly, and have never had a bad experience, bad beer nor bad food. I even took my parents here - who are real salt of the earth meat and potato's people, and they were happy with everything about Stack. I won't stop coming here. read more

Really loud & busy on a Sunday afternoon. Forget about conversation! Great draft selection & competent pub menu. I'd like the place a lot more if I could hear myself think. read more

Absolute Terri me experience. Just went here to grab lunch with our 7 monthly old baby and never had a serve come to our table once. All of the bar tables in fact had to go to the bar to get a beer however, the blonde girl behind the bar who forgot to even get dressed appropriately for work stood there 75% of the time we were here flirting with some dude at the bar instead of helping anyone. 35 mins later, we finally got our food (this is a small place and wasn't full so shouldn't have taken this long). The girl brought our food out, had a puss on her face the whole time, never asked if we needed anything else, never offered more drinks (even though both glasses were empty and had been for 10 mins) and didn't give us silverware. When we asked for another beer, she poured it a sat it in the bar in front of us implying we can come get it ourselves. Worst service expire experience with service I've had in years. Not only was it negligent but very rude. The read more

Always have a great time here...when I'm just grabbing beer, enjoying a cocktail and some dinner or just want to hang with friends...stackhouse NEVER fails to hit the nail on the head. It's funky and new feeling and the food is great. The service is always prompt and it's never an issue to park! read more

I don't know why people are so hard on a neighborhood bar. If you wanted an upscale bar with the finest food and an atmosphere fit for a king/queen, then you're right, this isn't the place for you. But if you're look for a nice, clean place to watch hockey, have a great brew and hangout with the nicest townies, this is the place for you. Dominic keeps the taps rotating so you're sure to get a new handful of beers every week. Don't discredit the bartenders either. Maybe they didn't greet you right away because they were busy with the dozens of other people in the place. There are signs on the tables saying where you can get table service and where you can serve yourself. It's not brain surgery folks, it's a bar! It really has the best Happy Hour prices for the quality of beer and the food is quite good. I'd HIGHLY recommend checking this bar out on your next visit to Canton. read more