Stumbled across this establishment on a late night adventure. Was greeted and seated promptly upon…read moreentering. Order the the Fools goal and enjoyed the environment. There is a dark candle lit ambiance. I could actually hold a conversation with others cause the music wasnt too loud. I absolutely loved that. Definitely going back and trying a dish or 2 next time.

I really enjoyed the elk room. Just what I wanted nice soft music a mix of different music. New…read moremusic and older music . Just great speakeasy to enjoy some cocktails and chill . The volume was great still able to hold a conversation. The service was great. My husband ordered fools gold it was really good. I had them to make me a Lions' tail . The have a full bar so if don't like there cocktail menu they can make you your cocktail.

C'Mon C'Mon get the giggles out.... I'll wait…read more.... Now, I have to rate this place at least 4 stars for name alone! Any place willing to subject itself to so many jokes has my respect and my business any day of the week! The food and drinks are what you come to expect from a dive bar. Dick's has daily drink and food specials for Lunch and DInner and a great ladies night and live music on a regular basis. I used to live in White Marsh and this place was the perfect getaway from the typical Fridays, Della Roses on the Avenue, Red Brick Station crowd if you wanted someplace that was more fun then should be legal on a week night and made you feel like Norm when you sat down!

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.

I'm pretty sure that I'm being stood up by my date tonight, but figure I might as well use the time…read moreproductively and write a review while here. There aren't many people here currently as it's a Wednesday evening but the music is still on point and Chynna, the bar tender, has been awesome. Super friendly, supper attentive (not that there's anyone fighting for her attention currently), and overall it's not a bad place to be stood up. On other nights I've been here it's been crowded and full of people dancing to all their pop-pink-alt-rock favorites. From Backstreet Boys to Linkin Park- love their music rotation and vibe.

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.

Crab cake was great. Paired with a local beer and I was happy…read more More about the locals and quirkiness. Definitely a quick stop.

An absolute Baltimore classic! Cat's Eye is the real deal--laid-back vibe, friendly bartenders, and…read moresome of the best live music in the city. You never know what kind of band will be playing, but it's always a good time. The fact that they're celebrating 50 years says it all. It's one of those rare places that hasn't lost its soul. No frills, no fake scene--just good drinks, good people, and great music in a spot that feels like home. A true Fells Point institution.

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!

I had my first experience at Keystone Korner for the sold out Destin Conrad show - we had a great…read moretime and look forward to another opportunity to visit. The entry process into the venue was really straight forward and smooth - we arrived about 40 minutes ahead of the concert and were led very quickly to our seats at the bar. They were very well prepared for the event - there were alot of staff, bartenders, and waiters catering to guests needs. The food and drink options were really nice. I had the burger, which was GREAT, and my girlfriend had the brisket sandwich which she really enjoyed too. The fries might've been the highlight of the meal though; they were wonderfully seasoned and fresh. I kept it simple with a bottled beer and she had a reisling - no complaints at all on our drinks. Shoutout to our bartender; she was very attentive even though the space was completely sold out. I like that the majority of the seats in the venue have at least a partial view of the stage. For those seats that are out of stage view, there are plenty of TV screens scattered around and above the bar to give everyone a chance at viewing the stage. I do think that the sound quality could be improved - we sat a little ways away from stage and definitely fought through some distorted or unclear sound. Maybe a speaker or two in the back of the venue would help. Perhaps it was because Destin's show was very popular, but we had ALOT of trouble buying our tickets online. Their site stalled or crashed several times while we were trying to purchase tickets. Would've loved to have a smoother purchase experience. This place has alot of soul; it's a perfect date night spot. Would happily come back again to see other artists, musicans, and vocalists.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: You are REQUIRED to purchase *at least two menu items per person in your…read moreparty.* This is not disclosed when you book tickets for a show or reserve a table. OVERALL: The music is great, the vibe is great, the service and food are fine. It's just all about the ambiance at the tables (which is the entire club) and talent on stage! The tricky thing with venues that have a minimum order requirement is I feel compelled to rate them also then on what they're making you do, not just what the venue's real heart and soul is about. FOOD AND SERVICE: I've been here a few times now and the food and service are consistently 3 stars. It's a limited menu with entrées averaging around $30, apps and cocktails generally about $15. Some of what comes out doesn't actually match the description on the menu, which is further disappointment. But that's not why you go: It's all about the ambiance and the jazz music. I've been to some venues that require a minimum order and some that don't. My biggest issue is if it's a rule, it NEEDS to be communicated when you're paying for your tickets. It's currently not, and that's one of my biggest gripes. We first found out about this req only after paying $200+ for our non-refundable tickets, specifically, at our table when we opened our menus to order. (We'd bought 4 tickets as a gift; our friends were on a budget; and half of us weren't drinking, so we'd just planned to share an appetizer or two. None of us walked in expecting to drop an extra $40/person--an unpleasant surprise.) FYSA they also have a silence policy during shows, so if you want to chat, plan to arrive in advance of the show. Wasn't an issue for us and is very reasonable to expect, but noting here since it's also not actually mentioned on the website, and if you're new to the scene, you may not realize that. Just another helpful note to know before you go!

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.

This is a visually appealing designed restaurant. As soon as I walked in I was impressed. They…read moreservice and staff were very attentive and friendly. All of these items are 5 stars. But the food wasn't anything special. We ordered a lot of food so we fairly tried some key items on their menus: tostada, empanada, tacos (so disappointing), birria tacos and more but nothing made me want to come back.

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.

Of Love and Regret has been on my bucket list to try for quite sometime. So when a friend of mine…read moresaid she was having a birthday brunch, I told her I was in there like swimwear, and I am glad I did. The brunch service was really good. Our server Amber was phenomenal and was very great with handling large parties. She was very knowledgeable about the menu, gave great recommendations. Since we had a large group, everyone ordered a plethora of items, we started with the waffle battered bacon for the table. I will say this was not really my fave, because I only tasted the waffle batter and not the actual bacon. I will say though, their waffle batter is delicious and prompted me to order waffles with a side of bacon for my meal. Other favorites were the French dip burger, the wings of course. Their potato wedges they serve with their sandwiches, omg. Nice and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. The house made pretzel was delicious. Believe it or not, the Beet veggie burger was absolutely delicious. I was really surprised. Overall the food and service was really good, most definitely will return. They host a plethora of events, and the atmosphere is just really warm and inviting. The staff is just awesome.

I had only been here once before and just learned that one of my neighbors sometimes bartend here…read moreso I went recently for karaoke night. It's a quintessential Baltimore dive bar, but really vibrant and colorful. They usually have some sort of band or live music. This is definitely a local watering hole, but people come here from all over. Karaoke was really chill and fun and unlike other places I didn't have to wait long to sing. They don't have food here, but they sell chips at the bar and the menu is cheap. They only have white claw for seltzers -- a tip for my girlies who don't drink beer. On a nice day you will smell cigarette smoke as they leave the doors open. Definitely a favorite of mine and I will be back.

They don't make bars like this anymore. 1919 possesses a vibe that cannot be replicated. The bar…read moreitself it a work of art. The people there have a story to tell and are so interesting. A great place for a beer and a shot with an old friend.