Went a here on a whim because we were hungry after the monument lighting. Come to find out they…read morehave a comedy open mic nights durning the week. That made the environment interesting to say to the least. Plenty of seating for it to be a bar which was refreshing for Baltimore. Service was so so. It took quite a bit to get the bartender's attention but they were doing a lot so I get it. Food was good. The wings had great flavor but a few of my wings were not wings. They were just chicken balls with bones. Seeing those kind of turned me off and I didn't want eat anymore. So essentially, I left 4 wings on the plate because of how they looked. We also ordered crab dip. That was fantastic! The pita bread they used was so good! Warm with a slight crisp to it. Overall it was a bar, so I wasn't expecting much. I will definitely be going back for the other events the have during the week for something to do this winter.

This is a cute spot. I think when I go again, my focus would be more on drinks and music rather…read morethan including food. The night that I went, the manager shared that more than five people had called out, so I'm trying not to hold the service against them. It was clear everyone was working really hard and trying their best. The food took a really long time to come out and unfortunately, it wasn't the best. The pasta was super spicy, which I was not prepared for, but it was enjoyable. The chocolate cake was served cold, and as a result tasted a little gritty. The drinks were nice. The crab dip was all right, but did not come with enough bread to eat it. And when you asked for more you had to pay an additional fee. Overall, I would come back, but I would just make sure I ate somewhere else.

Visited An Die Musik for a live jazz set. It's a simple venue. Affordable tickets, decent customer…read moreservice and a space to just sit back and enjoy some good music. Smooth check in process, clean bathrooms and reasonably priced drinks. Solid experience

To all the live music lovers why aren't you here yet?…read moreImagine this, you're not in a concert hall, you're in what feels like your own dining room,feet up, sipping your favorite wine or tea, surrounded by good energy and live music. It's that intimate. This gem in Baltimore serves up live music with cozy seating and down-to-earth prices. The only catch? There's a flight of stairs, so it's not ideal for those who need accessible entry. But if you can make it up, it's worth every step. Baltimore show up, show love, and support your business. My lovely people

This place is Baltimore af…read more - *Super* weird decor (desiccated aliens holding crystal balls? okay, sure) - Extremely nice people (they don't have anything non-alcoholic on the menu but the bartender whipped me up some off-menu mocktails for $1 each ) - So homey you might forget you're out Top-tier dive bar. Plenty of nice little cushioned nooks to sit and chat in. Seems like a fantastic hangout spot.

Had my first experience at "Club Chuck" this weekend and it was great! The dark red atmosphere…read morecoupled with the delicious drinks made for a great spot to hang out. I grabbed a classic vodka cran, which was good (how could a vodka cran be bad). The crowd was early twenties to late thirties, with some MICA professors and students out and about. Despite being a busy Saturday night, it wasn't too loud inside and I was still able to have a nice conversation without having to yell.

I came once before for a show and I had a great time! But…read morerecently I had a bad experience that left me feeling dark and empty, like the cycle of the moon was causing everyone around me to radiate negative and hateful energy. The interaction forced me to go home and watch Mr. Bean's holiday to remind me that there is good in the world. I came in at 1:15 which is late but the door was open and there was a DJ in the back playing music and like 7 people at the bar. The bartender was chatting with two people at the bar so I walked up. And the bartender gave me the dirtiest look that made me question if I had known him as a child and did something wrong to him because he looked at me like I was his number one enemy. Then he said "yeahhh we're like ..... getting ready to be done....." and I said "okay is there time for one drink? Or did you already do last call" Then he just kept looking off and said yeah no. We're done. And I said okay! No problem. I was curious what was happening in the back like if it was a DJ or karaoke or what because I hadn't seen the set up before and like I said I like this place for shows. I was just genuinely curious and I was preparing to leave no matter what but like F SAKE can a girl not ask a bartender a question about the establishment??? Again he looked at me like we had ancestral beef, like he had been hating me and my families bloodline for years. And he just kind of ignored me. And said something like "you can't just go back there and hangout" and I said "I know, I was just asking. I thought it might have been karaoke or open mic I didn't know you guys did that here" Then he ignored me. Like I was not trying to hangout and get a drink after he already told me no I was just curious because if there was karaoke I'd like to come back for it!!!! Then the woman he was talking to at the bar turned to me and said "have you ever been to Royal blue? You could go there" And idk how to explain but it was in the most condescending way ever, like you don't belong here or like she was talking to me like I was 5 years old?? Anyway I said okay thanks, I was just curious have a good night. And I left. And I left feeling the anxiety and humiliation in my tummy like I had just been bullied out of the cool kids lunch table. So. Sorry for bothering that bartender by asking 2 questions about the bar that he works at and sorry for whatever crime I apparently committed against you in our first cycles of life that made you absolutely HATE MY GUYS even though I was literally wearing my "please be kind to me" shirt. Now im too humiliated to go back and it was just sinister vibes. Sad.

We randomly stumbled upon this bar after the royal blue on a Saturday night. We were trying to go…read moreto Club Chuck, but I guess they take a week off during the summer, which is really great. It's super super divey and oddly really long. You can tell it's a good music scene and dance space because there was a DJ and he was trying out a lot of different things so we had the dance for all to ourselves. We also found some random Halloween decoration that we ended up dancing with. I guess there's food here because Yelp is offering it to me as an option to review, but I have never eaten here. The drinks are all well and you should not expect a drink anything faster than a beer or a well drink. I really liked how empty it was and the music was really made for us. I had a great time and I would definitely stop by again. It also feels like one of those places that's a fever dream.

This was my first time at Center Stage, and it was a great experience from start to finish. I…read morebought my tickets online but was called a few days before the show by the box office about an upgrade to my seat. Customer service was wonderful from the box office, to the concessions, to the ushers. I was also easily able to find parking on the street a short walk away. I will definitely be keeping an eye out for other shows at this theater.

My first time at the theater and it was to see Trinity by Lena Waithe. This theater is very clean…read moreand nice. The show was amazing from start to finish. I love the simplicity of the set design and how the perfect blend of romantic comedy and drama were portrayed by the actors.

This is such a great rare find. It is one of those places that you either stumble upon or you must…read moreknow someone. The karaoke is fantastic! The drinks are really great and the surfaces perfect. If you are looking for a place to go with good music, great drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere, I would definitely recommend..

I love that the DJ played house music! He kept me on the dance floor. This is a black owned…read morebusiness so I had to stop by to check it out. Music 5 stars. It is an older crowd and everyone is respectful. No drama or negative energy. I would say 40 and up. Good luck with street parking (garages are near by if you don't mind a short walk). Small place, but it was not overly crowded. Several tvs and a good amount of seats. I will return. One negative thing... lack of A/C. I found a small area that has a good blower, but could only get to it after some people left... I also had my own handheld fan. Still hot...

Great coffee, lunch, bar and venue on the spot of the old Red Emma's on North Avenue. A wide open…read morespace near MICA and the University of Baltimore. Would be good for a very casual meeting. Best thing here though is the biscuits. One of only a few places in Baltimore that has a biscuit worth a damn. It's huge, flaky and made into a sandwich with egg and sausage,...just awesome. Sausage is house made as well. I've never tried any other meal because it's my biscuit go to! Service is counter and very friendly.

Great spot in downtown Baltimore with INCREDIBLE breakfast sandwiches. Have been twice for…read morebreakfast. The biscuits are out of this world. Big and fluffy with a crispy exterior. The breakfast sandwich is substantial, and comes with a choice of cheese and meat. One of our guests got the rare roast beef sandwich which he declared one of the best he'd ever had. And my husband said the coffee is excellent - and he's super picky about his coffee. Don't miss Mobtown!

bought my 4 day pass for My Dying Bride. only did the 4 day because a group of friends were going…read moreso I could tag along. Bride cancelled so I listed my ticket for sale. I also contacted Maryland Deathfest to inquire about a refund. they didn't respond but then sent an email saying my refund was being processed. I checked the eventbrite app and my ticket was removed so I removed it from my sale listing on ticket stub. they said it would take up to 7 business days to see the refund. it's now been 11 days and they won't respond to any of my emails or messages. If they're going to remove my ticket and take away the chance for me to sell it to recoup some loss, they should honor that refund. they flat out stole my money

Maryland Deathfest is the high point of my year. Four days of heavy metal (grind, death,…read morethrash..the heavier, the better), booze, friends, and loading up on awesome merch. Typically the first day starts around 5ish and goes til 2 am, the second starting a bit earlier and the weekend being an all day event. I love perusing the amazing merch tents and finding band shirts that I could only dream about (or, I suppose, find online). I've been going to MDF for five years now and it is THE metal fest in America. In fact, it is one of the few fests in the US to draw people from all over the world (both bands and spectators). They've had their bumps in the road as the fest has grown over the years including venue and security issues but I feel that for the most part that has been resolved. Sure, drink prices can be high (like this year water prices kept going up every day. Weird) but for a festival they have a nice diverse line up of drink and food choices (I recommend the bbq and the tacos). The frozen drink stand offered some delicious and refreshing daiquiris and margaritas that were worth the high price in order to cool down. So metal heads, unite. Eat, drink and get crazy. You won't find another metal festival like it in the states. I've seen some of my favorite bands here and have really developed a love for Baltimore in the process. This city doesn't get enough credit sometimes. They are more than gracious hosts. Oh, and don't forget your sunscreen. Most of your day will be spent at the Edison lot in the blazing sun which is a parking lot turned in to a venue. The other two venues included in fest are the Soundstage which is a nice smaller venue and Ramshead Live!. Ramshead is a very nice larger venue with a nice craft beer line up. You will learn to develop a nice way to balance water, caffeine and alcohol intake after a few years. Or end up being one of the swaggering drunk zombies or people sleeping on the asphalt. haha. So, if you are a metal head, I highly recommend you start making the yearly pilgrimage. It is well worth the money, exhaustion and sunburn to see some of the best metal acts in the world, stateside.