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.

After having this place on my list for a few months, I finally stopped in -- and it was worth the…read morewait! The interior is absolutely beautiful, cozy, intimate and welcoming, with a wide variety of drinks to choose from. The service was quick and friendly; the staff took the time to explain the drink menu and made sure our waters were always refreshed, all without ever making us feel rushed. This spot would be perfect for a date night or a fun evening out with friends.

Slide through here on a Saturday to catch up with a friend of mines & must say had a great time…read more The parking is a little tricky one of those might gotta circle round once or twice situations. Must say it's a great place to watch the game especially if you are a Raven fan. The bartenders were awesome & you get a free shot every time the Ravens score. Plus they have a guy in there doing hookahs if you like to smoke. Great crowd, great prices, & great service definitely a place I would recommend

It's a liquor store but also a sport bar on the other side : I cane here to watch the one the NBA…read morefinals game . It's small but a chill spot . Good amount of flat screens and strong drinks. Prices are definitely fair for drinks : There is usually some catered food on some night as well . Overall a good neighborhood bar where you can stop by for drinks .

V-No Wine Bar is a great spot right on the water in Fells Point--definitely a vibe, especially on a…read morenice day. Sitting outside with a glass of wine while overlooking the harbor is hard to beat. They even have a designated area if you want to enjoy a cigar, which adds to the experience. The service has always been on point--staff is welcoming and attentive. My favorite is the frozen summer drinks with lavender. They're made like slushies and are strong (2 of these and you will be done for the evening) The wine is okay!! though not necessarily the highlight in my opinion. My biggest critique would be the small plates menu. There's a real opportunity here--expanding the food options would take this place to the next level and truly make it a complete experience.

We stopped into V-NO Wine Bar while walking around Fells Point, mostly because the location right…read moreon the marina caught our eye that part alone is a big selling point. When we arrived, we were the only ones there, and there was one staff member working. That said, she came over immediately, brought us menus, and made the experience feel welcoming right away. We had to ask about tastings and she poured us about four different wines to try, which was a really nice touch and made the experience feel relaxed. We liked a few of the wines and ended up purchasing a bottle of Honor Cava Brut Rosato for $32.99. Solid choice. Nothing mind-blowing, but enjoyable and fairly priced for the setting. The space itself felt calm and cozy, especially with the fireplace and wine displays, but at the time we were there it didn't have a ton of energy or buzz. To be fair, it was early in the day, so I can absolutely see this place feeling very different in the evening or on a weekend when the patio and waterfront vibe are in full swing. V-NO is a pleasant, low pressure wine stop with friendly service, a thoughtful tasting experience, and a beautiful waterfront location. It may not scream "vibes" during slower daytime hours, but it's an easy place to relax, learn what you like, and enjoy a glass (or a bottle) without feeling rushed. I'd definitely come back later in the day to see it come to life.

Great service, excellent cocktail and mocktail selection, and delicious island-fusion cuisine!…read more I visited The Duchess during Restaurant Week and had a wonderful experience. The ambiance is beautiful, with a vintage yet elegant feel, a cozy fireplace, and stunning chandeliers. Tessa, the general manager, was warm and welcoming, and our server, Zoe, was kind, attentive, and very helpful in guiding us through the menu. The food was fantastic! I highly recommend the Short Rib Kare Kare, the broccolini, and the award-winning Crispy Shrimp & Corn Patties. For dessert the chocolate Namalaka was a fave!

We came here for the Mother's day course - overall pretty good but not impressive…read more Appetizers were okay, not impressive. Arepa was not that good, corn flatbread wasn't good and very dry. The crispy shrimp and corn patties were like a crispy takoyaki so actually pretty good and the Mac and caviar was like a cold macaroni salad also pretty good just not impressive for a nice dinner. Was really looking forward to trying their duck confit chilakiles, but they ran out unfortunately. A little surprising since it's many hours before they close. I was considering coming again to try the duck confit, but after trying everything else I'm not sure it's worth the drive here since I'm not from the baltimore area. Their grilled ahi tuna was done well and the sauce was really good. The garlic soy shrimp pancit had good textures and flavour as well. The nori butter tteokbokki was lacking in flavour a little. Missed a bit of acidity to balance out the cream. Desserts were also just okay. I'm usually a sweets person, but I was kind of disappointed. The carrot mochi cake was strange, the texture was good, but the flavours did not mesh well together and I was confused what I was eating. The latiya was dry. The shaved ice was pretty refreshing but not impressing. The Ube flan was good though!

Friendly bartenders with good service and a nice array of specialty cocktails. I'll be back.read more

I decided to take a seat at the bar while having my lunch. The bar is newer and the space has…read moreplenty of seating. I can't remember the name of the drink but it had Baijiu and egg white. I really enjoyed it. Grand Cru has more variety of mezcal and sotol than I've seen in any other bar, so that was pretty cool.

Our server Luke was impeccable. A fine dining experience for the ages. He poured water from a…read morechalice in a way most graceful. The candlelit atmosphere and the drinks flowing had our whole party in good spirits.

Faddensonnen glowed like a lantern held too close to the face, and drifting at the center of it all…read morewas Luke, the server of drinks and subtle existential tremors. Luke didn't serve food; he served experiences in liquid form. Effervescence with a side of unspoken prophecy. Aromatics that hinted at stories best left unfollowed. I found myself wondering if he dreams in cocktail ratios. When we left, I swear my empty glass still felt warm, as though Luke's presence had lingered in the molecules. Five stars. For the drinks, yes. But mostly for Luke, the gentle haunt behind the bar, guiding beverages and perhaps destinies with steady hands.

Stopped by on a Friday evening and had a great experience! There was a live saxophonist playing who…read morewas really good. The bar was filled and it looked like they only had one bartender so it was a little slow getting or drinks but with the wait. I got the cognac espresso martini. Strong and good! Highly recommend. Then we ordered the catfish tenders and the curry chicken egg rolls. The catfish tenders were great! I'm not even really a curry chicken person but I was pleasantly surprised at the egg rolls! Can with great sweet/spicy sauces. Got an entree, we split the Rasta pasta. That actually turned out to be perfect because after the two appetizers, we would not have finished a full entree by ourselves. Everything was delicious. Definitely returning.

The restaurant is in a good location but the inside left a lot to be desired. Our table for two was…read moreactually a side table. We had to sit to the side because the underside was blocked off. Not to mention it was wobbly. My best friend and I came here for my birthday and I was disappointed. It was a Friday night around 7pm. It wasn't packed but my drink took a while to come out. It was okay but nothing special. I don't remember the name. Although my waitress didn't ask how I wanted my lamb chops, they were too rare for my liking. So, I didn't eat it and decided I'd cook it more at home. The Mac and cheese was very dry. I didn't eat all of it and did not enjoy the texture. The greens were not good at all. I think wayyy too much vinegar. Oddly enough when I got home I put a lot of hot sauce in it. It enhanced it a little but still not " good". Overall, I was disappointed in my meal and I don't think I would return. I think they were supposed to to have live music but it was just two people setting up/ DJing. I was just underwhelmed by the food and the decor.

Me and a friend stopped in for one glass of wine. Kim was there and getting ready to close. We…read moredidn't realize it was after 9pm (they close at 9pm on Tuesdays) We said no worries since it was 9:05pm. Kim said we could hangout if we wanted one glass. She was so kind and this place is absolutely fabulous. Great wines, small plates, decor, all so well curated. Vegetarian and Gluten free fare too. I can't believe this was my first time. We chatted with Kim and learned about the wonderful events she hosts. I can't wait to come back with our friends. A lovely place and ran by a very lovely person. The wine we had was very nice and reasonably priced. We will be back. Hopefully Ruthie will be there.

This is a nice wine shop with seating options indoor and outdoor for having a drink. The decor is…read morenice and creative. They have a large variety of beers, wines, and alcohol--- and a few non alcoholic options that are not the standard ones you see. Staff was helpful, but please confirm which drinks you can have on site because apparently not all bottles are allowed. They had a calendar with a variety of tastings and events- not sure how they are, but it could be worth checking them out.

Fantastic experience! Le Comptoir has come highly recommended by foodie friends and chefs around…read moreBaltimore, and it didn't disappoint. We had a large party of 8 that they kindly accommodated through family style servings of their entire menu (included in the pics). Every dish was cooked and seasoned perfectly. We especially enjoyed the chowder, Caesar salad, and chicken schnitzel. I wish I hadn't waited so long to visit, I definitely will be back!

Stopped by Comptoir for some of Will's famous chicken and it was just as delicious as everyone says…read moreit is. We also ordered the gildas, caesar salad, and caviar service. The gildas was super yummy - highly recommend if you're a savory girl like myself. Their salads are always incredible the caesar is no different. The dressing is always so flavorful and it's a generous serving size. The caviar wasn't the best I've ever had but still very good. Loved the presentation of the potato chips in the upcycled tin, too. The vibes in here are just so cozy and lovely. It feels like the type of place you'd find in Brooklyn somewhere but it's even better because it's in the middle of Station North, Baltimore.

Great spot. Enjoy live music with affordable prices on food and drinks…read more Real Parkville Tavern with an onsite supervision by the always friendly staff and the owner/manager .

We were there to listen to The Shrapnel's. There was a pretty good size crowd to listen to the…read moreband. The acoustics aren't quite good enough as it was very loud. We ordered glasses of wine and the pour was very generous! We had the edamame as an appetizer and they were very good. We each ordered a quesadilla. Mine was shrimp and my wife had the vegetable. They were both tasty!