Great for cozy venue to hear good jazz. Bad parking options. Will go again to get more experience…read moreon overall venue.

I went to Keystone with friends for a relaxing night out. I decided to choose valet for parking and…read morewas met by a friendly staff member that quickly helped as soon as we arrived. When we entered, the space was so beautiful. All of the great jazz artists were displayed all over the walls. Checking in was a breeze, no lines and was seated quickly to a comfy booth area that seats 4 people. The waiting staff were helpful and pleasant. They offered recommendations for food and drinks and overall the food was great. Lemon drops were not on the main menu, but they said they can make almost anything if they have the ingredients. The most beautiful male wait staff member changed clothes every time he returned to the floor, he gave us a show of his own honey!!! I get hot super easily so I was happy to experience a cool space inside. The AC was cranked up, so if you get cold easily, bring a cardigan. Entertainment was superb, got to interact with the performer and even met with him after the show was over. If I had to list any cons about my experience, it was the staff constantly going back and forth as I was recording the performance on the stage. I had to cut so many of my videos because someone walked directly across the shot. I know they have a job to do, and they do it WELL! Other than that, I had the best time ever and I can't wait to return.

Great little music venue in the heart of Fed Hill. You might miss this little purple building mixed…read morein with all the bars on Cross Street, but it is worth a trip inside for a great live music experience! The music venue is small and intimate, and is just SO Baltimore! When you enter the first floor there is a long bar on the left and the stage is in the far back. There is some wiggle room for dancing on a less crowded night, but it can fill up fast! There is also an upstairs "U" shaped balcony that overlooks the stage. It's usually only open for busy nights and there is a bar up there as well. The basement is the bathrooms and merch area, so all in all, it is fun to explore all over this place, even though it is small! And, if you are lucky and can get backstage, they have a nice lounge area which is also pretty cool to hang out in and they even have a rooftop deck up there too! Overall, it is a very fun and unique little spot. The bands are always good, local musicians and bands that are touring alike! It is always a good show and a good time!

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.

I want to like this place but it honestly gives more overhyped DC energy than a quality Baltimore…read morecocktail bar. The drinks are fine, the food is mediocre. But my issues is the staff. It can be completely hit or miss depending on who your bartender is. And last night I witness a truly disrespectful interaction between my friend who is a WOC and one of the bartenders. I understand having a limited drink menu, but each time my friend asked for a recommendation she was responded to as if she had just spit in that woman's face. The final straw was when my friend said, "I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with most of these drinks. What do you have that is sweet?" asking for a recommendation. The bartender looked at her and said "sugar" then rolled her eyes so hard I'm surprised they didn't get stuck in the back of her head. I understand being over your job, but my friend did nothing wrong. Was not rude, and in return got spoken to like a child. I don't know what the chip on this person's shoulder was, but if you absolutely HAVE to to be vile to everyone you speak to, try a back of the house position because you are actively damaging your bar's reputation.

My best friend's younger sister had a milestone birthday party here and it was perfect. She rented…read morethe space and the layout was wonderful -- with a perfect balance of open standing space, tables, bar seats, and a photo booth. There was a preset menu for cocktails, mocktails, wines, and beer. Some of the mocktails were sweeter than my liking, but it was fine. The staff were awesome. The bartender was solo up until it turned into a cash bar -- she was working really hard! The music was at a great volume, and food was being passed around regularly. It's really a great space for having a private party. And on top of that, while it can fill up quickly, there's free street parking outside. I do wish the bathroom was lockable -- the stall within there is, but otherwise things could get awkward. Pro tip -- it's behind the stage.

How can I not review my local festival...! Of course, its a five star event! I really enjoyed…read moremyself and I can see why it draws such a crowd. This year was my first time going and I was pleasantly surprised! If you're like me and you get anxiety over festival parking, be assured that all you need to do is look at the festival map posted online for the event and they have clearly marked parking garages- all for 5 bucks! All liquor was 6 bucks, and food averaged 12 bucks on up. I ended up also getting doggie waffle treats for cheap. I loved their concept and interaction. Overall plenty to do... if you go make sure to check out the live music, vendors, and stay true to Maryland by checking out the seafood food stands! See you next year!

Had a nice time at the festival. I expected more of a carnival with a lot of rides but this was…read moremostly stalls selling artisan soaps and handmade clothing and jewelry. There were rides but mostly they were for the kids enjoyment. Definitely not complaining because slong with the wares there was an abundance of food you only find at festivals like funnel cake and huge turkey legs not to mention pad thai stalls and Jimmy seafood. I ate wayyy too much but i was happy with it. The beer garden was a nice touch for the adults. There was a band going which was nice back ground music. This was a really nice sunday strolling with friends and i got my mothers day shopping out the way!

Disclaimer!! While the bar is open, the dancefloors are not open to the public yet. Grain of salt…read morewhen visiting! That being said, the staircase and the downstairs bar a suuuper cool. As of now it's a great spot to take pics at the start of your night. The cocktail menu is pretty diverse, including a delicious gin-option. When the venue fully opens, I'm sure that this spot will fill the void left behind by the Rockwell, connecting with a younger generation. The staff here is super friendly and excited to see the culture grow around this club. :) Vibe: Downstairs looks like a more colorful version of the bar scene from the movie Tron (2010), while upstairs reminds me of a a carnival fun-house.

The bartenders were quick and attentive…read more The vibe is funky, dark, upscale, and tiny. Think Alice in Wonderland but with classier attire and more modern decor. Creative cocktails (Astrid's Electic Daydream was our favorite) and bumping music make this a perfect spot to pre-game before a night out or sip a cocktail as the evening winds down (we dipped in after dining at Oleum next door).

This was a nice little hangout spot while we waited for our seaplane to one of the islands in the…read moreMaldives. It's just a little lounge that has snacks, drinks, coffee, and you can watch the seaplanes come and go. They've got tables, couches, and a little play area for the kids. It was nice to have some place climate controlled to wait inside for RC played. There was a little delay because of the rain so we didn't mind being in the lounge.

My girlfriend circle and I have attended plenty of day parties at this place going all the way back…read moreto when it was called My Sisters Place & Identity Lounge. The experience has definitely changed over the years a long with the renovations that have taken place. Our most recent visit was this past Sunday 3/22/26. Our expectation was to get a few drinks and get something to eat. We arrived to realize the space has been renovated yet again moving the main bar in the middle of the main floor. The tables had red signs indicating what table numbers they are which gave us the impression that a server would be over to take our order. NOPE! We sat there for about 30 mins before approaching the bar closest to the bathroom to ask if someone would be taking our order and ran into the owner who seemed to have an attitude. He said everyone was busy and that we would have to place our order at the bar. We stood there trying to process the fact that there was no servers for an advertised day party. This was an immediate turn off and I wanted to leave and go somewhere else at this point but we were so hungry so we decided to stay. We placed an order for our food and drinks and paid the bill which of course included gratuity. The bartender made our drinks which were only prepared 3/4 full so we didn't even get a decent drink. I wrote our table numbers on the receipt as we were never asked for that information. The food came out about 15-20 mins later. We all got the catfish. I got two sides, yams with collard greens but I got green beans instead. I didn't even bother saying anything given the lack of care and service we had already experienced. The catfish and the yams were good but the green beans were a bit on the salty side. While DJ Biskit was on point as alway, I have no plans on returning to this place anytime soon. I was very disappointed with this experience.

I've been wanting to go here for a while since it's got a predominantly rum based cocktail list…read more But what caught me off guard was that roasted beet and goat cheese. It's a must have, and honestly brightened my day. The crunch from the pistachios, good olive oil, and golden beets? Hell yeah. Sat at the bar since I walked in onna whim, asked for a recommendation and ended up with a tiki drink that I didn't realize was maize liquor. (I hate maize/corn liquor) and I did my best to power through it. It honestly wasn't a bad mix, I actually enjoyed the other flavors and the garnish baby corn, but I think the bartender could tell it wasn't my speed and set me up with a beer and made my night. The beer selection here is pretty good, with a lotta local varieties. What cracked me up was the lady next to me cracking back a few lemonade natty lights. Cute date spot, but if you're looking for a nice lil cocktail at the end of the night, this is a great spot. If you're a group of 2 or more and you want a table, make a reservation. This place gets packed!

The food specials are great. While I do miss the offerings from the previous chef who worked at…read morePink Flamingo (the fish and chips was more traditional), this new chef provides interesting twists. The drinks... oh, the drinks are so good. Mai tai Mondays are awesome. Once in a while, they do a rum education series, so they do want to educate their patrons about the various rums that they have available. The place is kinda small at first glance, but there is more seating upstairs. Sometimes, you have to wait to be seated. If it is slower, then you can pick wherever you want to sit. The staff is very attentive and friendly. I don't think I have had one bad encounter.

The Recher is an iconic and superlative concert venue. I looked at The Recher website to get an…read moreoverview of the place before going there to a concert in May 2024 and was thoroughly impressed. I went to my second music concert in the DMV area at The Recher after meeting Chrystal of Anoxia at The Baltimore Soundstage and getting information about her My Phase Days concert in The Recher in May 2024. It was an amazing concert with many music artists paying homage to bands like Evanescence and Bring Me The Horizon. We saw a lot of local music artists in the Baltimore, Maryland area and started going to see their concerts in the DMV area. January 2025. We visited The Recher to see local music artists we were not familiar with except for one who played in the May 2024 My Phase Days concert. It was also a birthday concert for the Rapolla Entertainment's owner Nic. It was the music entertainment business that promoted both concerts we attended in The Recher. Parking is easy to find at The Recher and is free in the parking garages on the weekend. The Recher is a brief walk away from the parking garage nearby. The concert venue is mid size and very clean for a concert venue. Drink prices are fair. Sound quality is excellent. The music artists we met there are professional, passionate about their music, and amicable. The crowds there have always been easy to navigate and friendly. I enjoyed seeing the posters of well known music artists who performed in The Recher. Looking forward to coming there again. Cheers

Awesome venue for all of your music needs! Great lighting, sound, and drinks. Staff are very…read morehelpful and accommodating. Recommend this venue for events! Follow Rappolla Entertainment for more events! Check out more great photos of venue on our pages; 3Spade7Star or ThreeSpade SevenStar.