Some of the best service around! Kitchens not always open and the area isn't the best but I love…read morethe old school feel and vibes. Good wings too!

I stopped in as a goof due to its name and I felt like I stepped into a Time Machine. This reminded…read moreme of an old bar in the seventies where the air was thick with smoke, so thick you could cut it with a knife. The barmaid was about as nice as you can expect in a dive bar "what can I get you hon?" In a gravelly voice tinged with a hint of old bay. When in Rome...I requested an Ice Cold Natty Boh. "That's the only way they come hon" And so they do hon, so they do!!!

When visiting Baltimore you need to be sure to swing by The Horse You Came In On. This Baltimore…read morebar has the longest history and became a tavern in 1770. This bar has great food and you could taste how fresh the hamburger was. They played great music and it had a great atmosphere and vibe.

(It's not often I give bad reviews). Friend and I stopped in here on a weekday night for a drink-…read moreambience was quite unimpressive, dive bar vibes. Cocktail was OK. Been to some great dive bars but this was not one of them. the bartender was this tall white dude who seemed unhappy and gave terrible service. When we asked to split the check, he gave us an attitude and went "...thought you were friends". (Has he never seen friends split a check? Maybe we both want our credit card dining rewards points lmao) After we left, found out this spot blew up on the news a while back for the owner having some iffy associations. Which leads me to believe we were treated badly due to being BIPOC. (Wish I could get my money back). Never coming back here.

The Rockwell is a good time but gets super crowded after 11pm. Drinks are nothing special. The…read moredigital art is really cool on the walls. This place used to be amazing when they had the live drummer drumming to the music. Miss the emo music here.

My friends come here often on the weekend and really love it. They decided to come on a Wednesday…read morebecause the deals are good and there's a wheel you can spin for specials. So I tagged along and of course I checked in. There was an offer for one free shooter when you check in. I showed it to the bartender and he said "We don't accept coupons, never have never will." I asked why they put it on Yelp if they don't accept it. He said "Yelp just puts stuff up there without asking." This is the only time I've never had an issue using one of the Yelp offers. The bartender's attitude was super off putting about it too which was the worst part. Aside from this he was actually really cool and did ask if we had any music requests. Overall, the deals are great and they also had beer pong set up. The music this night was 70s/80s throwback banger vibe.

Great old-school bar, Great music every day!…read more We are always happy when we can catch a band at Cats Eye Pub in Fells Point Baltimore. Lots of rock and some americana. We were even happier to catch a blues band the other day! (Jun 2026). Charlie Owen & Pocket Change gave a great performance, with some well-known songs and a number of good more-obscure ones. It's fun when they feature one or another band member for a riff. We also love the divey character of the bar, while the crowd is more hip than divey. It's dark and gets crowded. The stools at the bar and by the windows always fill up. The ones along the wall come and go. The dance floor is usually packed. There's a room in back with a few tables, too, and you can hear the band from there, too. The bar has a full selection. They have around two dozen beers on tap, mostly crafts, some standards. Morgan pulled us a Snowball Sour draft from Dundalk's Key Brewing. It was smooth and creamy, only lightly sour, a fairly mild flavor, but well-balanced and pleasant. Steven served us a Banhez Mezcal, nicely flavored, rather mild in that trend to over-refine the bite out of agave spirits. He brought out a tequila that he likes, though i dont recall the name, also smooth and not bitey. We ended with a pure shot of Absolut Peppar, normally an ingredient to add some spice to bloody marys. On its own, there really is no spice, just the dark and slightly bitter bite of jalapeño and black pepper. We love Cat's Eye Pub! It's one of very few spots for blues in Baltimore.

Fun spot for live music or to take in a game or some people watching in Fells Point!!…read more Check out the Filthy Mittens next time they're playing!

Creative Alliance is a true Baltimore gem that keeps the city's arts scene thriving. We've made Get…read moreMortified an annual tradition and gladly drive 2.5 hours from Pennsylvania every year -- it's always worth it. The hosts are welcoming, the energy is great, and this year's surprise performance from the Baltimore Improv Group had us laughing nonstop. Huge shoutout to the bartender last night, who absolutely crushed it. Creative Alliance never disappoints. If you want a night filled with creativity and great vibes, this is the spot.

Came to see my friend in the Mortified Holiday Show and it was my first time at Creative Alliance…read more It's a great venue! Good amount of space, clean, friendly staff. Plenty of food (well, snacks at least) and drink options (definitely cheaper prices than a movie theater!). Would recommend!

Recently patronized for a show. The layout is decent but,…read moreI'd suggest getting tickets closest to the stage for a clear view of the performer. Tickets are sold individually but, you will be sharing a table with other attendees if your group isn't large enough to fill a table. You are required to purchase at least 2 items from the menu. Can be food or beverage. While here I had the crabcake cake and fries. Both were good. Crabcake was tasty, nice meat and minimal filler. Fries were hand cut and crispy. I also sipped on Prosecco. Service was fast and courteous. I'd definitely come again and take in show.

I love this spot for a night out with great live music, strong drinks, and a good time…read more I've been to a number of shows here and always have an amazing time. The music is LOUD, but they luckily have ear plugs at the host stand in case you need some extra hearing protection. I usually buy bar seats on the stage side because the view is great and pretty cheap. The service can be a tad slow but generally pretty good. There is a 2 item per person minimum if you're ordering from the menu, so beware! Usually I'm ordering at least a drink (or two) and a snack, but you can't get just one thing. They have events for everyone, I've seen tribute bands for Erykah Badu, Usher, and Michael Jackson. It does tend to be an older crowd though, I usually find myself to be the youngest in the room here.

The service was very slow despite how little customers there were. I had water since I'm not much…read moreof a drinker, yet my cup was only refilled once. I usually never write reviews. The food was okay, as well.

The food was great, especially the street corn!! We went…read morewhen it was not busy and the service was great. It's quiet and dim inside, relaxing.

Of Love & Regret is a solid neighborhood spot in Canton that works well for a casual date or…read morecatching up with friends, and also for company gatherings which is what I went for. The space has a comfortable, lived-in feel with a large wooden bar and plenty of seating that makes it easy to settle in for a while. The menu has a good mix of items like their handmade pierogies and chicken bulgogi wraps, and the bar always has an interesting variety of craft beers and cocktails on tap. It gets pretty busy, especially during dinner time, but the staff is always quick and efficient, and keeps the mood relaxed and welcoming for everyone.

My friends and I chose Of Love & Regret as our local neighborhood brunch destination on a Sunday…read moremorning. It was dimly lit, lowkey, and quiet- great for our group of 5 (plus one baby). The service was a little prompt but a little confusing as we had two waitresses that did not seem to be communicating since we got asked the same question multiple times by both. The food did come out quickly though! I ordered The Roma sandwich and swapped the fries for the kale caesar salad. The chicken was juicy and paired well with the fresh tomato, field greens, and creamy aioli. The fresh rosemary focaccia was buttery, however, it was still dry and flaky and fell apart rather easily so it was hard to actually eat it as a sandwich. The kale salad was veryyy creamy and heavily dressed with lots of cheese so that's great if that's your jam- I just enjoy a lighter salad. I did steal a french fry from my friend and they were salty, crispy, and quite delicious. The rest of the food was ordered by my friends and are their flavor reports. The hangover burrito was devoured by my two friends, but the words "structural integrity" were mentioned multiple times- unsure if this was due to a weak tortilla, wrapping skills, or a combination of both. My friend's shroom burger was average- the patty was a little dry and underseasoned, but the umami mushrooms and garlicky sauce saved it. The beet burger was savory, paired well with the vinegar and aioli sauces, and is a great vegetarian option. My biggest complaint about this establishment was the price. The food was all decent, but my bill for one drink and one sandwich was $50 total, which I deem as pretty steep.