Welcoming brewery space with lots of seating, natural light, and artwork…read more Came here with a friend to chat and play some card games and this was the perfect place to do that. It wasn't very busy around opening on a Wednesday (go figure). I ordered one of their hazy draft beers and it was delicious!! I also grabbed a frozen watermelon mint seltzer which was my favorite, so refreshing! The bartender was super friendly and I struck up conversation with her about the book she was reading. They also have a brewery cat wandering around! Love this spot, I'll be back.

This is a really cool brewery with a large space and an awesome, casual vibe with cool artwork on…read morethe walls and on shelves and other spots throughout the taphouse. The bartenders were very friendly and happy to help with beer suggestions or offer a taste of a brew. They had a food truck outside that looked good and from what I understand, they often have food trucks for your dining pleasure. Can't forget the adorable brewery cat Ernie! He was very much enjoying his nap while we were there, but I hope to give him some love if he's out and about next time we are there. The beers they had during this visit weren't my favorite styles, but they did have a Black Forest stout I ended up enjoying. I'll definitely return and see what other beers they have in rotation!

When you're told that your ghost tour is going to meet at the square across the street from a…read moreTaphouse, you grab food inside it and savor some incredible beers. It's what you do! And this led to me discovering just how much of a certifiable beer haven Max's is! For a Philly comparison I'd put Max's on the same caliber as Glory Beer Bar and Kitchen but with a beer bible on the same scale as Monk's. It's been a beer haven for going on four decades and it shows with their 100+ rotating taps, 1000+ bottles & cans, a 4 casks that feature plenty of local Baltimore brews alongside the finest from Belgium, Germany, and then some! They even have seasonal special events like a Sour Beer Fest in June, and a Rare & Obscure Beer Weekend in October. The bar interior was classic wood, with a huge main bar that showcased the many brew and spirit options. The bartenders were also spot on with their service and spot on beer suggestions. For food being so close to the waterfront had me craving some seafood, and the rockfish sandwich delivered with its Chesapeake seasoning and remoulade dressing. Each day of the week has a beer special at Max's, and Thursday meant that I was enjoying a discount on full pint cask pours. I liked that Max's had transparent pricing available for 4 oz to large pours and growlers to go on their menu for each and every draft beer, and the 4 oz pours made it easier to enjoy the 11% abv barleywine beer from a Baltimore brewery that I was curious about without feeling some extra inebriated repercussions during my ghost tour. It was extra details like that which had me really enjoying Max's and dubbing it a must visit for any beer lover visiting Baltimore.

Avoid this place if you are visiting or just new to Baltimore. They do not like outsiders. The…read moreordering process here is ridiculously stupid. The beers are listed by number, but nobody tells you that you're supposed to order that way. I ordered a beer by its actual name, and the bartender acted like I was an idiot for not knowing their system. And nowhere in the restaurant or on the menu does it explain how to order. And numerous other people were doing the same thing. How hard is it to make a sign and/or update your website/menu? On top of that, even if you have a table, you still have to go up to the bar to order. When the place is busy, it's a complete shitshow. You're fighting through a crowd just to get a drink while your table sits empty. Whoever came up with this ordering system clearly doesn't care about being easy to do business with. Terrible setup, and the male bartender Roberts's attitude made it even worse. Our group consisted of two bank CEO's, a law enforcement officer and a senior executive in investment banking. We'll take our wallets and business somewhere else on football Sunday.

Stumbled across Snake Hill and definitely glad we did! There was plenty of seating at the bar, so…read morewe grabbed a seat and helped immediately by the bartender. There are also some high tops inside and seating outside. I had the Tequila Ronnie which was great-- a little sweet from the ginger beer but overall a great cocktail. My friend had the Negroni which I think is premade (we saw it being poured from the tap). Either way, he said it was good! We didn't get any food this time, but definitely will try something to eat next time!

I have had this place on my list for a long time, so I am excited to finally write a review!! The…read morevibes are COOL - this is a great spot to dish out over gossip and have some yummy food and drinks on a Tuesday night! This can also be a nice spot for an edgy date night. The bartenders and staff are friendly and welcoming. The service was smooth. I got the vegan pho hot dog, I LOVE the creative approach! The fried green beans *chef kiss* As a big fan of mac and cheese, I was not the biggest fan of this mac and cheese. I wonder if the Asiago cheese (?) was quite strong, overpowering in flavor, I would recommend a lot of old bay if you order it, or if you like a basier mac and cheese then you will be a fan! Nonetheless, I really like this pub, definitely adding it to my list of cool places I'd show to friends who are coming to Baltimore. I look forward to coming back again and trying other vegan hot dogs on the menu.

This is the former Kenwood Tavern that really was only open for a year, but it cemented itself into…read morethe history of bars in Baltimore. I think the ownership is with the current Landlord. I'm not actually sure but the cocktails are good. I think the vibes when I went was off. Granted I did go on a weekday where it was pretty empty. I did really appreciate that they were chips of ice in the cocktail, cause it was a really hot day, so I made sure that the drink stayed really cold and delicious. Water is self service. They shift their menu a lot which I think is really nice for the community. The cocktails are on the pricier side they think they start around 14 or 16 which I think is a little too much for a local neighborhood bar.

I have been on the hunt for my "cheers" and the hunt started here. I went one night with friends…read moreand grabbed seats at the bar. This place is so cozy and surprisingly easy to park. The vibes are right and the bartenders were nice and chatty, the only reason this place isnt "my" place and doesn't get 5 stars is because they dont make a very good dirty martini and thats like base level. I asked for it extra dirty and I could barely taste the olive brine, I actually had to have him pour more in front of me lol. Also service was a little slow. So for grabbing a quick drink with the girls sure, but staying as a regular nah.

Union Hill Kitchen & Craft Bar is truly one of the gems of Baltimore. The food and cocktails feel…read moreintentionally crafted, and you can tell there is serious talent in that kitchen. From the shrimp carbonara to the steak to the craft cocktails, everything I've had has been excellent and consistently prepared with care. The bartenders are always warm and friendly, and the outdoor space is such a nice place to sit, eat, and enjoy a drink. The chef is easily one of the best I've experienced in the city. Just really, really good food and drinks every time.

This is so overdue! This is the 3rd time we've been here. I like coming here every time I'm in…read moreBaltimore. One of my favorite things about this place is the fact that they let us choose where we want to sit and the window seat is always open! Another fav is their mimosas. Better than bottomless is a decent price and a decent number of juice options! The lemon ricotta pancakes are so so good! They have something for everyone on the menu. We also love their avocado toast. Service is always attentive and friendly. The ambience is nice. The music isn't too loud and the temperature is perfect.

We went to this tap house because their happy hour was over at 8pm. We really didn't need happy…read morehour prices because this place was affordable. They had so many beers on tap I couldn't make up my mind. The bartender was super friendly, they knew we were from out of town because the majority of the customers are regulars. The regular customers were friendly and giving us suggestions. I actually felt like I was at home. There is no food but they have snacks, peanuts, cheese balls and pretzels. So eat before you get there.

A great local bar! Clean and friendly! Not gonna see the young canton part goers going from bar…read moreto bar here. Usually a group of 30 people in the bar from time to time. Bartenders are great! Beer selection is great! No food selection.

This was a surprise in Baltimore. They have converted an old church into a hipster brewery. Servers…read morewere very nice and the beer is done right. I love the vibes in here as it was welcoming as a church (no pun intended).

I've been here twice and had a blast both times. Initially upon walking in , I was taken aback…read morebecause I'd was a church at some point , I walked in and it was one of the coolest things I've seen . There were a nice amount of different taps to chose from and the prices were really good . Service was good and there was lots of seating . I love that food trucks came on site abd there was an outside area to sit at as well. Parking wasn't the best but worth it !

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.

Nice place. I missed out on coming here last month so when I was in the area busting another spot I…read moredecided it would be a good time to stop by. Thursday would s a great day because they have happy hour that last from 5 pm until closing. They have plenty of parking behind the building. It's a lot shared with a few other places. Wasn't crowded at all when we went in. They don't have food but there is a restaurant called Motte right near door. Music playing was sounded like someone personal playlist that I enjoyed listening to. Looks like they have dart boards in the back of the brewery. It's pretty large inside with some outside seating. A good place if you like beer. Plenty of brewery originals on tap.

I've been to Monument a bunch of times, I'm shocked I've not written a review before now…read more Monument is a great venue. Large and open, it gives rustic modern vibes. I've done yoga here and it's great for it. I visited recently on a Saturday night and there was live music. The music was at a volume where conversation was not possible. There was also virtually no seating available, tho plenty of space to stand around. I got a flight but wasn't particularly interested in any of the beers. And I left shortly thereafter.

The zesty garlic wings are the best wings you will ever have. I get them and I think about them…read moreeveryday until I get them again. The cycle repeats and all I think about is them. Dennis I love you and I hope you know you made the best thing I've ever had in my life. See you all later love you always. Just look at us we love them!!!!!!

Awesome local spot! Our bartender, Jesse, was very friendly and answered any questions we had about…read morethe food and beer menu. There is a great selection of beers, both drafts and cans. We ordered a cheesesteak to share. We were able to see the chef working hard to make all of the orders for others and us which was cool. The cheesesteak isn't my favorite I've had, but still pretty tasty and very large. Good size for sharing. Their burgers and wings looked good and I enjoyed their fries as well. Overall, this is a really cool neighborhood spot and I'll definitely return!