Updating review: the ball was adjusted slightly on a visit a few weeks later after getting a feel…read morefor it, and is amazing!

This place is in a great locaion. Right next to Bowl America in Glen Burnie on a side street…read more Couldn't be in a better location. The place is rather small but, I give thumbs up on this place with great service. That means much when you are spending money.

I have been going to Wayward for years, but most recently was here for an engagement party. The…read moreoutdoor patio was the perfect spot and venue for a large party. We filled the space with so much love and happiness for the happy couple. The bartenders behind the bar were so nice and accommodating. They made drinks so fast, which helped with the insane heat. The food was great, too. Special shoutout to the mini burger sliders. They were delicious. Wayward Bar & Kitchen is always a great time in Federal Hill!

Cool ambiance and nice setting inside. The place was great and family-friendly. The restaurant has…read moregreat options of barbecue and burgers. The food arrived hot and portions were generous. We also tasted the bbq ribs, it had good flavor but were a little dry in some parts. The service was courteous, but the wait time was longer than expected.

Went to watch some football on Sunday afternoon. I was by myself and there weren't many people…read morethere. I sat at the bar and the bartender was attentive at first then absent for a long while. I'd go back for sure, though.

Came thru on a snow day and let's just say the vibes were still there . Located literally in the…read morebasement underneath El Guapo, the place gave a cool underground vibe with a touch of Dave & Buster's in it. There weee plenty of games and arcade games to be played . Plenty of seating room and the huge bar . The music was great . Our bartender Wayne was cool . Super friendly with a heavy hand ( drinks were on point) . The food was good , no complaints . There is a 20% gratuities added to all checks ... not a fan but I respect it . Definitely would be back . Cool little vibe

I've been returning here many times, and it's changed a bit from my last review, so I'll give an…read moreupdate. The staging area is slightly updated with more rentals and more spools for tables. Space for your gear is not an issue, my group of 4 fit comfortably on 2 spools even though there were several large parties there taking up a lot of space. The best thing about P3 is the safety. When you have games of 30 people running side by side with walk-ons all over, it can get insane. All the refs were professional and cared about the sport, listening to the players when they needed help and pausing games if need be. The most important rule is about masks past the staging area. A member of the opposing team took off their mask while we were switching sides and was booted form the park immediately. At P3, safety is the most important thing. It is the high safety standards and the knowledgeable staff that keeps me returning time after time. Not only is safety stressed, but the small details as well. A roaring campfire was THE BEST IDEA EVER. We played a game in the 20 degree weather for 5 hours and it was the campfire that gave us the constant strength to keep returning to the fields. Without the fire, I would have left within an hour due to the cold. Props to the person who thought of that. While I myself am not a young child, I have seen many young children coming here for parties and even walk-ons! I love seeing people get into the sport and the refs help them out significantly and give them tips. One ref even helped ease the stress of one child after seeing some intimidating walk-ons go to the field next to them. I had to chuckle when I heard the ref say he would personally shoot anyone who shot the kids. At the end of the game, the kids were bouncing up and down, covered in paint, and having a great time. No shooting from the ref happened and everyone stuck to their own field :P This was only my second walk-on game (excluding scenarios) and the players were awesome. I'm not talking about skill, but enthusiasm. Many players were new, and several others were obvious vets of the game. The higher skilled players never lit up the rentals, and the rental players followed the rules. Even as a relatively new-player (maybe 20 hours of playing under my belt), I could have a great time with players of no skill level or very advanced skill level. When my personal gun broke, the staff was very helpful and kind about attempting to fix it, and then gave me a rental. When my rental kept jamming (gotta love rentals), I was given a new rental, free of charge. Out of any of the paintball parks I've been to in Maryland, I go to P3 the most due to their safety, atmosphere, and staff. Can't wait to come back soon!

The staff was super friendly. We were a group of 7 that walked in and we were assisted right away…read moreand were able to start playing immediately. There were different courses and that was fun to experience. The young man that guided us in the field was very friendly. We played for about 2 hours and played about 8 games. We definitely felt like we got our money's worth. Next time, I would likely reserve a group so we would only play with each other. Playing with the other walk one was a cool experience but it was hard to figure out who was in our group and who wasn't. Also, when I played before we had the objective that our team had to get from one side to the other. Here it was to get as many people out as possible. I like the former.

It's Gem Show time. The Howard County Fairground hosts one of the smaller size gem show several…read moretimes a year, in comparison to the Gem & Jewelry shows in Chantilly and Timonium. The reason I prefer to come to this one is because there are more miners at this show instead of jewelers. The fairground indoor space is limited with restrooms both inside and outside. And 1 food stand open most of the time that sells burgers and hotdogs, very limited options and not the best of deal for $8 . Parking has always been an issue for this fairground hence the grass area are normally open to parking options. However, after the rain it always creates a very nasty situation. Definitely fun to visit during events, just be aware of the conditions.

It's been a while since I came to the Howard country fair. I made time to come today. The events…read moreare the fair were fun and worth coming for that. My favorite event today was the tractor race. What I dislike is the food prices. The food stands were charging so much money for low quality food.

It was my first time at Topgolf Baltimore on 5/16/25 Friday and we got there around 524pm. And…read morewhile playing at the golf bay, all of a sudden there was an extreme emergency alert for a tornado warning that went off on my phone around 5:49pm. The weather changed so fast from not really windy, no rain, bright and sunny to foggy, stormy and gray. Heavy rains were coming into the golf bay area, roaring thunder and lightning strikes. The gray clouds and high winds rolled in super fast from the right side near the water. My friend and I are not from the Baltimore area... So naturally, we started to freak out as we didn't know what to do with the extreme weather change (haha now, but not at the time). We went into the covered area inside and sat down with our waters. We told our prior server that was switching shifts, Myles, that the new server who we ordered from with still had my friend's card but we didn't see her. As we wanted to tell her about our move inside. He helped us notify the new server and got my friend's card back. As we were thinking about leaving due to the abrupt weather change. The new server helped us carry our food from the outside bay area to the inside table area where we got our drinks as well. Myles came over and we asked if he could help explain the Baltimore weather with us, since we told him we weren't from here and didn't know what to do with the weather. He realized how worried we were and tried his best to reassure us. He was very professional and kind. This helped to calm us down immensely. And it made us less anxious. We decided to stay and wait it out. At about 624pm the weather had cleared up. So we communicated with our server that we did want to go back outside to play if that was possible. A manager came over to help comp us 15 minutes of play time from when we were inside for the storm. So we went back outside to play. When the check came, there were some discrepancies with the free 30 minute discount code (check for ongoing promotions online) that we used initially. So our server notified the manager and they were able to correct that for us. It was definitely a memorable first time experience at Topgolf for me. It's definitely a fun place for date night or a night out with friends... and even a okay place to watch a storm from (I'm joking about this last part!)

So this visit was a team building event for my job. Thebplanning of this event was not easy in the…read morebeginning. We wanted to have a pre-picked out menu before the event so ee can stay on budget. So I had to call to find out how many wings come in an order. The gentleman that took my call, was very rude and nasty that I ended the call by calling another number to topgolf. Getting to Topgolf is an adventure due to Warner st being closed and the GPS was not accurate for putting me at the right location. It was suggested to park in the garage on the 2nd level. We had to walk around the construction area and across the grass to get inside the facility. Was greeted at the front desk. And advised her that I was there for a reservation. She was nice and pleasant, but once I got upstairs, I forgot if she mentioned which bay area we were set up at. So I looked for other team members from my job, who were sitting outside on a patio area. The young lady, Nemesis (sorry if it spelled wrong) at the bar was very sparky not just to me but to my boss as well about us being about 10 minutes late. Which we couldn't help since it is not easy to navigate a construction zone and road closures. We all went to the bay areas that was reserved for our team, and our host was very pleasant and helpful. She listened and was a great host. To play is not too hard, even kids can play. But it is not easy to swing those clubs. Some of the handles need new rubber handles. But we had a ball. I loved Angry Birds and then my team played Color block. But I prefer Angry birds as a competive game for a group. I might come back and bring some friends and my hubby.

We did the Murder Mystery Mansion escape room, and it was a lot of fun! We didn't manage to solve…read morethe puzzle in time, but that didn't take away from the experience. We enjoyed ourselves and would definitely come back to this location. Dan, our game master, was super helpful and really cool. A couple of people in our group were running late, and the staff were accommodating. They pushed our start time back by 15 minutes, and when the others were still running behind, they allowed the rest of us to get started and let the late arrivals join us afterward. I appreciated their flexibility. The setup was really good, the location was easy to find, and the overall experience was enjoyable. We had a mix of people in our group--some who had never done an escape room before and others who had done several--so it was fun seeing everyone approach the clues differently. I also liked knowing there were other rooms and experiences nearby. At one point, we could hear people in another escape room getting VERY into it. There was talking, screaming, and all kinds of commotion, and I remember thinking, "Oh damn, what is happening over there?" It made me curious about what the other rooms have to offer. Signing in and completing the waiver was pretty easy. My only small suggestion would be to send the waiver ahead of time so everyone can complete it before arriving instead of having to sit and fill it out on-site. Other than that, we had a great time. Even though we didn't escape, the experience was fun, the staff were accommodating, and the game master was great. We'd definitely return to try another room!

Came here to play the Monopoly themed escape room. There were 5 of us in our group for the room…read more I would say this room was very hard. I've done escape rooms with myself and another person, 3 people, and 8 people. This was a struggle. It was fun once we realized what a clue was for. But honestly the clues weren't obvious sometimes for what the clue went to. A few things in our room were malfunctioning during our time, which caused us to think the answer or solution we did was wrong. This caused us to waste time. At one point, we were asking for help. A different game master came on to help. Then it switched back to our game master but we had to repeat our question to get help. It was fun in the end but the clues felt like they weren't obvious to help us get to the solution or the next clue. There were also several objectives in the room that took all 5 of us at once. Some parts we could have used another person or two.

Unfortunately, we took a bunch of photos of ourselves and not our food but please trust me when I…read moresay the food is SO good. There are some steps to get there as some have mentioned but it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. We walked up in heels with no issue. Service was quick, kind, and she gave us great recommendations. The space is pretty big and very moody so it's a great spot for a date night and romantic ambiance. An elevator for accessibility would make it 5 stars.

Need to know: there is no air conditioning and they are three flights of stairs up (no elevator…read morethat I saw) If you plan to eat you WILL NOT make your show if you are seeing something at the hippodrome. If you are seeing a show a drink and maybe dessert is all you should rely on them for. I gave this three stars just so people might actually see this. The food and drink was good (I wish I had more than 5 minutes to eat it) I had a reservation at 6. My ride share was slow so I arrived at 6:18. Stood at the host counter for 10 minutes. Was seated without a menu. When they did come to take my order I ordered immediately knowing I needed to be across the street for a show. At 7:00 I asked if I was getting my drink. Drink came at 7:07 was assured my food would be there in 5 minutes. 7:22 it arrived. Mind you show was at 7:30. I wish I could say arriving at 6 would help but two other tables had done that and they were also begging for urgency. I've seen shows in many cities and I have never encountered a restaurant that has no clue how to staff for a theater crowd. So incredibly disappointed.