I visited 2AM Project in the middle of the week during the day, and it was a total vibe. Since it…read morewasn't crowded, I really got to appreciate the futuristic, neon-lit ambiance. It felt like stepping into another world. The Food: I was impressed. I got the fish burger and the flavors are bold and very delicious. I did add extra pickles in mine. I also got the fries and those were delicious and crispy. The Service: Because it was a bit slower, the service was incredibly fast and the staff was super attentive and friendly. The Verdict: If you want to enjoy their awesome menu without the late-night crowd, definitely try a weekday visit. I'll definitely be back!

Upon entering, it's pretty clean and the LED lights are eye-catching, the layout of the restaurant…read moreis pretty easy to navigate lots of open space. Though there are no windows and the walls are lined with tables. We were making jokes the entire time about the beautiful scenery. (A fake window across the wall).. the giant encased heart decoration was...Interesting..? It was lunchtime. We were kind of expecting a small crowd, but we were the only people in the entire restaurant. There is no fountain drinks, only canned soda. There's no waitress. You take your order on the kiosk and then pay and sit and wait. There's no utensils given. Everything is self served We actually came for burgers, but the seafood boil caught my eye because two meat options were only around $40 .really kind of seemed like a good deal. The cheeseburger was a little bit underwhelming. boyfriend didn't even want to eat it because it "wasn't worth the calories." The chicken sandwich on the other hand got devoured. My crab boil. Devoured. We also got some fries and mozzarella sticks. I definitely rate this place a solid 7.3/10 All of the food aside from the burger was actually amazing and I would definitely go for the seafood boil alone. that lady in the kitchen knows what she's doing back there. The mozzarella sticks were really good highly recommend. For the crab boil, the crab clusters i received were big and juicy full of meat! Even without getting sides, you still get corn and potatoes. I got broccoli with mine and it was really delicious. I didn't realize that you had to pay extra to get the metal utensils to crack them open. I used the plastic fork provided at the utensil counter and my hands and I was able to get the meat out perfectly fine with very minimal struggle. Ask for the service it was OK. not very friendly. The girl at the front desk was on her phone on FaceTime the entire time that we were there and kind of seemed annoyed like we were bothering her whenever we asked questions or want drinks, dessert, etc..She was even like spraying the table and cleaning the counters with one hand holding the other hand up on FaceTime. My recommendation for this place would definitely be and a fountain drink machine possibly have a hostess seat guests ,Bring a roll of utinsils and do refills. I feel like that's really big for people if you're going inside to enjoy a meal to sit down. Also maybe smile or sum idk

A baltimore staple. No frills but great service. I especially love sitting outside. They earn their…read moremoniker - "baltimore's best wings" but their menu's hidden gem is the crab pretzel (huge, delectable!). I'm a regular and the only menu item that has dissapointed me is the crab cake (not bad, just a ways off from Baltimore's best IMO).

Don't tell my boss but I legitimately take off sometimes during the week to go eat at Kislings. On…read morethe weekends they fill up quick and parking is a challenge so my husband and I always find a weekday to go. He typically orders 50 original wings and will eat half there and take half to go. I order the dipped tenders in the original sauce and they are so delicious. I can never finish them all. Add an order of fresh cut fries and a couple beers and that's all you need to have a successful Kislings visit! There are so many other things on the menu that I want to try but it's hard for me to get something other than the wings/tenders when I only visit a few times a year. The older female bartender who has worked there for years (her name escapes me as I write this) is excellent. Super friendly, fun and provides great service.

Great wings! Food taste great. Usually not a fan of wing but I saw some reviews on yelp and I was…read moresold on them. Glad I listened.

Top tier for the last 15 years for me. Hot and ready and consistent! The service is quick as I…read moretypically call in and take home. The inside is nice when you want to relax or catch a game. My typical order: 12 wings, fried hard chef style hot, double cup blue cheese hold the celery and carrots.

Wow! What a great neighborhood find. A local sports bar…read morethat was both friendly and the food was excellent and the service was superb. Obvious that most locals frequent here. Locals r not just nice. They r friendly and neighborly. We live in our DC home about 25% and in our Laguna Beach California house on the ocean the rest of the time. I wish there was a local sports bar hangout like this in Laguna Beach. This is beyond comfortable. We will be back here when we visit Baltimore for sure Can't miss with this find

Food is what you'd expect from a sports type bar but generally good. Staff friendly and helpful. My…read morebiggest complaint is the volume the music is played at. Much louder than it needs to be. Hard to carry on a conversation. Disappointed because we live close by and would frequent more often. I have talked to other neighbors who feel the same way. Consider lowering the volume.

The fries are awesome. The fries are awesome…read moreThe fries are awesome he fries are awesome

This was our first time at Café 1908 and definitely won't be the last…read more We walked in not really knowing what we wanted, but the woman at the register was super polite and patient while we figured it out. I really appreciated her vibe, and I noticed that when food is ready, she actually comes out from behind the counter to hand-deliver it to customers. That kind of small gesture goes a long way. The place is mostly carry-out, but there are a few bar-style seats if you want to eat there. The menu isn't your typical fast food lineup either, they've got some creative, non-traditional options that definitely stand out. We tried the Jerk Chicken Cheesesteak, Fried Chicken Sandwich, 1908 Chicken Cheesesteak, and Fish Tacos, and they were all delicious. Seriously, everything was seasoned well and packed with flavor, with the exception of our fries, which isn't the end of the world. The jerk cheesesteak had a nice kick without being too spicy, and the fried chicken sandwich had the perfect crunch. For drinks, we had the Strawberry Lemonade and the Peach Half & Half, both were refreshing and hit that perfect sweet spot without being too sugary. Overall, Café 1908 has a cool vibe, great food, and friendly service. It's one of those hidden gems you're glad you stumbled across.

Several different friends have wanted to check this place out so I've been here a few times lately…read more It's super dim inside but there's a lovely patio out back. The food, drinks, and staff here are solid. This last visit, my friend and I just ordered cocktails at the bar which were good. It was pretty lively inside and the mood setting was great for our night cap. During previous visits, I've gotten their Duck Confit Sliders and Bond Street Burger. The happy hour specials are quite good and staff are courteous. A fun little neighborhood bar!

Love one eyed mikes! I liked the dark ambiance and their Old Fashioned is perfection! The bartender…read morewe had was the nicest lady ever.

Such a cute spot located in fells point that serves caviar, fried chicken and champagne…read more Before I get into the food, shoutout to Colin, our waiter. He was great and so attentive during our entire visit. Overall, a shoutout to the whole team! I bought a shirt and the gentlemen (I did not get his name) was so helpful and was so kind even though he had to walk upstairs to check their stock for my size! For food, where do I begin? We ordered majority of their shared plates rather than the mains. The hashbrowns were probably my favorite! The outer layer was so crunchy and paired beautifully with the crème fraiche and the caviar. I will say personally, the caviar choice of using salmon is not my personal favorite and would have rather paired the paddlefish caviar (which comes with the champagne shot). The saltiness from the paddlefish would pair better with the hashbrowns since I did think it was under seasoned. The deviled eggs were also delicious and I would recommend the one with the pimento cheese! For drinks, I would highly recommend the cotton candy spritz! It looks so fun and love how it changes the color of the drink when you melt the candy inside. The fried chicken, their main attraction was good but definitely on the pricier side of $42 for the entire chicken. That said, it was delicious, nice crunch and seasoning. If you opt for the sauce, I do recommend the gochujang bbq. The flavor is well balanced, not too sweet or spicy and paired beautifully with the fried chicken. The chicken does also come with a side of biscuits and it was mildly addicting with the honey butter that it came with!

TLDR: Fun, indulgent brunch spot with creative cocktails, excellent small plates, and great…read moreservice, though the pricey fried chicken bucket didn't quite live up to the rest of the meal. My group of five decided to try Bunny's Buckets & Bubbles for Saturday brunch and came away happy with the experience. Bunny's had been on my list for a minute, and once I saw they joined the InKind dining app, I was sold. We wanted the full experience, so we ordered most of the appetizers along with their infamous fried chicken bucket to share family style. Our spread included both styles of deviled eggs, one with pimento cheese and the other with lump crab, hash browns with salmon caviar, waffle fry brunch poutine, and of course the Bougie Clique and Caviar shot with Veuve Clicquot champagne and a paddlefish caviar chaser. We also went through several rounds of cocktails, with our favorites being the Cotton Candy Spritz and the Cedar and Cider. The spritz comes with a big piece of cotton candy on the rim that dissolves into the vodka and prosecco, while the Cedar and Cider is a smoked tableside old fashioned with salted caramel sugar. Both were fun without feeling like they were all gimmick. Service was great as well, with food and drinks coming out at a nice pace throughout our leisurely two hour brunch. My only gripe was the main event, the eight piece fried chicken bucket. At $42, with sauces another $2 each, it is a pricey bucket of chicken. It was tasty, but in a city where you can get absolute fire fried chicken from a chicken box joint for $8 to $10, you better bring something out of this world at that price. Our standouts were easily the lump crab deviled eggs and the hash browns with caviar. Overall, Bunny's made for a really enjoyable Saturday brunch and is definitely worth trying, especially if you want something a little more indulgent and fun.

Shout out to Rachel at Wet City! This place is always a vibe. Great ambiance, head-bopping music,…read moregood drinks, and the food comes out quick and delicious. I've been here several times and honestly have yet to have a disappointing experience. Rachel definitely deserves a special shout out. She makes sure everyone is taken care of and you can tell she genuinely cares about the people she's serving. She's attentive without overdoing it and just adds to the overall good energy of the place. Wet City continues to be one of those spots I can come to and know I'm going to have a good time. Good food, good music, great atmosphere, and even better service!

I recently had the opportunity to visit Wet City while attending an Evening Ritual vinyl listening…read moresession. And I honestly don't know why I waited so long to give them a try. I loved the laid back retro-ish feel of Wet City. It reminds me of an everyday hang out, chill spot to grab a craft cocktail and a meal. Given the Evening Ritual event was sold out the bar and kitchen were pretty busy. So of course the wait to order at the bar took a bit of time as well as receiving food from the kitchen. Which was expected. Nonetheless every drink on the menu piqued my interested. I settled on two cocktails for the night and they were both delicious. Especially the gin and cucumber based cocktail. For food I decided on the Oklahoma burger. Which was 2 smash burgers, cheese, pickles, fried onions, and a fancy sauce. This burger was finger licking good. And I devoured the whole thing including the fries. Wet City has a nice menu selection and a vibe to match which are two things that will keep me coming back in the future.