A wonderful date night! There was a lovely entertainer on the piano who played light tunes…read more We dined on a Monday night at 8:30p on the first floor. The bread and parmesan are complimentary and GOOD. The freshness and lightness of both are fantastic. I ordered the Lobster Ravoli and the cream sauce was the STAR of the dish! It was so flavorful. My boyfriend got the Lobster Diavolo which he enjoyed but it was just okay to me. We shared a medium rare Cowboy Ribeye steak--YUMM. It was full of favor. We enjoyed a bottle of wine at the table as well. No dessert. Service was good and attentive.

Alexa play Open, by Joy Rhodes…read more You all know I have to get the mood right to write my reviews. This review is special, all summer long it was "hot girl" summer. I was dating them all. I get why my therapist (aka bestie) said to do that. Even though I've been on so many dates this one was special. I knew he was the one just by being at Tagliata. He asked what my favorite cuisine was and then sent me the open table resy text. Cool points off that alone. It wasn't about him, it was all about me. Like it should, spoil me please. Upon arrival, he has a gift! I'm now seeing, he's different! I like him! And just like that, just in time for cuffing season, I choose Dr. Bae because an intelligent man is sexy as hell! And especially one that has intention. I told him, just treat me good, I'll treat you better and you'll have ANYTHING your heart desires! Not only is Dr. Bae Sexy so is the ambiance at Tagliata. Definitely date night worthy! Now let's get into it! Complimentary Bread - YUMMY! App: Meatball - Even though it was cold, it was good. Chicken Parmigiana - I loved it! Bolognese- He ordered this and I wish I would have! A man who orders dessert is a keeper! Bombloni - Delicious - Both of us didn't finish our food but we ate all of the dessert, it was the best part besides him of course. #grateful #GodknowsBetter #hubbymaterial

We finally got to check this spot out! It's been on my list for a while. It's a great place to hang…read moreout on a warm, sunny day! I tried a glass of the 2024 Karl Josef Piesporter, and it was sweet without being overwhelming. It has a laid back vibe, so there's no rush to leave. It's a great place to sit and chat for a while. They're dog friendly, though I will say the dog next to us got a little active with their friend, which was a bit distracting. Overall, it still had a quaint atmosphere. The service was on the slower side, but we weren't in a rush. Just keep that in mind if you're looking for a quicker stop because this spot might not be your best pick. I really enjoyed the wine and the waterfront views, so I'll definitely be back!

V-no is a hell no for me. First off me and my man was here starting off my 44th birthday week…read morecelebration and this was our first stop. And I would say it was a bad start...now to give them a little credit the wine was good and we also received a free shot from the bartender. But other than that it was downhill. Now my man had already paid for brunch which we were completely disappointed because when I tell you it was bare!?! I've never seen a "brunch" that didn't come with pancakes, French toast, some type of meat to choose from etc. This buffet "brunch" had quiche, soupy shrimp and grits, smoked salmon, bagels, and Caesar salad. Are you serious!? If he didn't get the discounted tickets it would have costs $40/pp!? Then on top of that they add 20% gratuity and the bill came out the over $90!!! And this is with (2) glasses of wine and one cocktail he got. Now he didn't show me the check but how in the hell is that work $90!?! So I don't know if they charged us for the "free" shot!?! The restaurant inside was pretty nice and put together for a small venue size. The outdoor area was set up nicely to be shaded from the sun and see and feel the water and people watch. But it's a hell no for me...too overpriced and the buffet was trash.

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.

We had such a blast out here. We enjoyed the lovely outside dining with our dog. The peperchini…read moremartini was amazing, and so was the prime rib. The staff was great, the drinks, dinner. Everything!!!

Excellent service and great food. We stopped by on the way back from the National Aquarium and…read morethey fit us in for a quick pre dinner. The lobster ravioli was great. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere relaxing.

Stopped by for Happy Hour this past Thursday. We were greeted nicely and took open seating at the…read morebar. Our bartender Eric was nice and gave me good info regarding their HH drink and menu options. We opted for the wine flight tasting and a few small bites, all which were enjoyed. The fried chicken meatballs had a nice crunch and a warm/moist inside. The chili aioli was a bit spicy for me but my date enjoyed for us both. The bruschetta was fresh, I think I can still smell the basil aroma! I would return for another visit as their dinner menu was quite robust. Thank you for the great service and good vibes

Stopped in earlier this week and had a great experience. Compliments to the chef on the foie gras…read morewith black truffle gelato--I honestly can't get that dish out of my head. It's one of those bites that sticks with you long after you've left the restaurant. The bar was great, the service was friendly and attentive, and the food was well executed across the board. Everything came together for a really enjoyable evening. Looking forward to coming back.

11pm SERVER : KJ (very cool gentleman)…read more First time eating at the BYGONE . The hostess gave us the best table in the corner with the view . The 1920s decor and intimate lighting is so romantic. We were celebrating our 4 month hot and heavy anniversary. Not sure if we will make it to Christmas but tonight we CELEBRATE . The prices were "pricing" . $17 for veggies as a side is meh but I guess it comes with the view . The menu is beautiful but we just settled for crab dip and the freshest pretzel bites I ever had. It came out fast and super hot Pretzels were hot too . I noticed everyone else enjoying their meals and kissing at the table. No complaints. Clean silverware Clean bathroom But I miss those BYGONE paper towels . I had an espresso martini with grey goose and it was better than the ELK ROOM espresso martini I had with polish vodka. Bygone puts more effort into presentation with food and drinks . Which makes the prices understandable. Kitchen closes at 12 midnight . We walked over to the bar and listened to the live music to end the night .

Everyone knows the Bygone for the iconic rooftop view- the hype is all real the view is stunning…read moreespecially for sunset!! However the food and service elevated the experience way more than I expected. The apps and desserts pictured below are FIRE I also was treated to being seated in the best section ever with our waitress Blair! She was so knowledgeable and attentive but also so endearing and funny, truly made our experience 10x better

Very quaint but lively neighborhood bar in Little Italy. It blends in so well with the neighborhood…read moreyou just may walk past it so keep your eyes peeled for the Sisu logo! The bartenders were attentive and service received was fairly fast given the # of patrons seated at the bar upon our arrival (standing room only) no food options but the variety of drinks could please any and all. Give them a try for yourself next time you're in Little Italy, Baltimore!

A lot of new businesses have popped up in Baltimore in the last year or so but I think Sisu has to…read morebe my favorite. I'm not often in Little Italy, so although they opened in 2025, I finally visited for the time a couple of weeks ago with my husband and two friends. Sisu is a wine bar and bottle shop. You can expect a great (and always changing) wine list that includes natural and biodynamic wines. They also offer cocktails and snacks. They brought us some complimentary popcorn to snack on and then we started ordering drinks. I had the last glass of a Pet Nat (everyone was jealous I got the last glass after they tried it). Everyone else had a glass or two of wine plus a cocktail (their espresso martini isn't on the menu but people love it, including my friend). The service was friendly. The bar is beautiful (a very cool, modern space that feels comfortable and open for such a small space), with bar seating and a few tables in the back. Their wine list is incredible. The list of wine bars in Baltimore is very short, but there's no doubt about it - Sisu is right up at the top. I can't wait to return. I'm sure I'll try to fit in a visit anytime I'm anywhere near the area.

This place was such a delight. We came here with our kids and they just loved this experience…read more The restaurant has a gigantic bocce ball court that takes up much of the first level. We were seated at a table that overlooked the court and a digital screen that flashed beautiful photos of Italy's top tourist spots. My kids were thrilled when they saw Venice, since they just learned about it in school. After ordering food, I took the kids to the bocce court while my partner could enjoy the wine and watch us from above. I know he appreciated having the break and a good glass of wine to go with it. Service was friendly and the food was fantastic. We ordered several dishes including several types of pasta, meatballs, cheesy bread and a caesar salad. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere and a great vibe overall. I already have a reservation when we pass through Baltimore again in a few weeks.

I realize this might be controversial, but La Scala just doesn't blow me away like it does for some…read morepeople. I came here for a birthday dinner for my friend. There was about 8 of us and we were seated downstairs in the bar area at a high top. Despite there being a reservation, it felt like our party was a last minute thought. The table was cramped and the ambiance of the downstairs bar area was dingy and dimly-lit. Our server, who was also the only bartender, did his best to multi task all night, although his demeanor was not very warm or friendly. I ordered the gluten free version of the Samantha fettuccine. Despite this being the only noodle they don't make in house, I had to pay extra for it. Annoying, but not totally unexpected. What was disappointing was the total price for the dish. It came out to be almost $50.... I believe the pasta is marked as market price due to the inclusion of crab meat but when it arrived, there was barely any in the dish. The flavor of the sauce was good but definitely not worth the price tag. I won't be returning anytime soon.

In town for 24 hours and stopped in here. The food was great (onion soup and mussels) but the staff…read morewas truly the standout. Very attentive, kind, professional and personable. 10/10 no notes!

We went to celebrate our anniversary not too long ago. It was our first time here and glad we…read moretried this place. We really had a great time here. The food was amazing, and the service was excellent. First we sat at the bar to get started a little with some oysters. They have pretty good happy hour menu and price. The drinks and oysters were good. The main food was amazing. We loved the French onion soup!! We are French food lovers and knew right away that rest of the food would be great. Chicken was cooked to perfection. The place gets pretty loud with music so we requested to be seated in the back. If you're looking for a quiet dinner, this probably isn't the place for you. Now, the reason I took off a star is that they charge you Facility fee. What the hell is facility fee? lol We don't mind tipping extra to the server directly if the service is impeccable. I hate all these extra hidden charges by restaurant owners. Don't bring that California crap to Baltimore please. Make sure to look over the check and ask them to take the Facility charge off.

We stopped in here for happy hour on a Friday. My friends and I ordered quite a few things to share…read moreand most everything was amazing. We order the turkey club, hush puppies, cream of crab soup, the charcuterie board, fries, and fried oysters to share. The turkey club was the star of the show. It had nice layers of avocado, the chicken was cooked well, and the bacon added a nice touch. For drinks we stuck to the margaritas and they were perfect! I would say you can skip the fries, the seasoning was great the batch of fries we had seemed like they might not have been fresh. The rest of the menu was so good I would still say you could skip the fries and order a double serving of hush puppies.

Friday Night 8pm…read more I usually come here for the Loch Burger . I know it's a seafood place but I have been to better places for seafood. Loch bar is the pre game meal before you go to The Bygone on the 29th floor inside the 4 seasons hotel. Tonight I ordered the mussels appetizer but it feels like a meal since you get a piece of baguette and a side of fries. The mussels serving is big. I believe the happy hour serving is much smaller. My fries orders the fish and chips. I was not impressed with the fish. It was deep fried with heavy batter that resembled an egg roll. The customer service was nice. The hostess sat us in the corner at a tiny table . She walked us past the comfortable tufted couch table. WTH ‍ So when the waiter came I asked her to move our seat. She agreed with me and sat us at the better table. I have had this server before and she is bubbly and personable. No alcohol tonight . If they messed up fish and chips I was not trusting anything else.