This is the kind of cocktail bar you go to when you want to have a deep intimate conversation with…read moresomeone. It is gorgeous, but dark, and the seating is spaced out enough to give you a bit of privacy. This is a great place to visit when you want to impress a date and ask them all of the awkward background questions about why their last relationship ended. And when you want to drink a fancy cocktail and don't mind paying $15-$20 for the privilege. The bartenders know what they are doing and are super professional, but probably are not trying to listen to your life story. You're also probably not going to meet new people here. It's not that kind of vibe. Basically, this is an upscale cocktail lounge, not Cheers (or Fraziers). And it is a very good one. I love stopping in for a cocktail on the way to dinner on the Avenue, or on the walk home. It is always a treat.

Wonderful date spot - it's so charming inside. For groups of 3+, I'd recommend a reservation if you…read moredon't want to sit at the bar. Drinks do take a long time to get out.

One of my favorite bars in Baltimore! Speakeasy vibes with a calm, dimly lit environment. Lovely…read moredecor as well. The service was good and the drinks were wonderful. The selection has some interesting options to try. If you have a group there might not be enough seating because everyone wants to check this place out.

Drinks: strong!! The coral wig sour was our groups favorite…read more Service: relatively fast. Ambiance: this place is always packed and pretty small. Get there early if you want a seat or be ready to stand. Also it's dark in here, like "hold the candle to the menu to see it" dark, which definitely contributes to the intimate vibe.

Surprised to see the overall low-ish rating; I had not just a great meal but an ideal dining…read moreexperience at Peter's Inn last night. My main dish was perfect. I was warmly greeted at the entrance by Bud. Atmosphere was fun, bustling, lively, enjoyable. Because I was seated at the bar, I ended up in pleasant conversation with neighbors on both sides. A special thanks to Noah, server/bartender/human extraordinaire, who maintained composure - and excellent conversation - despite nonstop orders. A few caveats... Yes, it's a small space. As other reviewers have noted, it's not the ideal spot for a large group. Is it cramped? People do need to squeeze past each other to get around. But it was never uncomfortable at all. Other reviewers have complained about the reservation system. OK, it's slightly old school. Not quite seamless. But I also appreciate that a restaurant not owned or managed by a soulless corporate group needs to allocate resources carefully. To me, emailing for a reservation was such a negligible inconvenience for the pleasure of my meal at Peter's Inn. In exchange, I found a warm and welcoming environment that is not duplicated elsewhere. I can't wait to go back and try something new on the menu.

This is a must try if you are in Baltimore! It's a very authentic menu that is handwritten and…read morechanges every week. The steak and whipped mashed potatoes was amazing, and their garlic bread is the best spread that I've had. The restaurant is quite small in the service is good. They only take the reservations by email, and they do walk-ins but it's usually at least a 30 minute wait.

Absolutely love this place! I have been a regular here since they opened years ago. The service is…read morealways great. The food is always fresh and filling. Portions are healthy portion! My favorite is the flautas. Nothing beats a summer evening view of the water, a nice breeze and some banging Mexican food

This place has a nice waterfront outdoor area, we just went for apps but I was shocked how good the…read morehappy hour deals were. We had steak nachos which were surprisingly good, the meat was marinated and not overcooked. We also had the chicken flautas which were crispy and well seasoned. Loved the southwestern ranch they came with. The portions on the happy hour apps were so massive we actually skipped dinner after. In this day and age, with billionaires destroying our economy and the working class, a deal like this one is hard to find. We also were able to get free parking at the canton waterfront park which was a bonus.

Quaint restaurant inside ROOST Baltimore…read more They boast a nice outdoor seating area with an amazing view of the Baltimore Peninsula. They have a small food menu and a great drink menu which does also include zero proof drinks. I recently came where for a Just like friends event and enjoyed their awesome wine collection. Service was great. Parking is ok. Will definitely visit again!

We recently had the pleasure of hosting our son's college graduation celebration at Vessel. The…read moreentire experience truly exceeded our expectations beyond words. I must say, I am obsessed with the venue itself. From the ambiance, the views, the delicious drinks and of course, the phenomenal staff, Vessel does not miss a beat. The staff was exceptional.Our servers and bartenders, Kianna, Tyesha, El and Eric went above and beyond to the point I didn't have to lift a finger or worry about any detail. Their professionalism, mixed with attention to every detail, and not to mention great personalities, made us feel at home, welcomed and valued. The drinks were delicious, and the hospitality was sheer perfection. Working with Chris Allen, the Sales Manager, was simply amazing. Chris truly rolled out the red carpet and not one detail was missed. I truly enjoyed working him. His patience, great personality, excellent communication, and willingness to go above and beyond to made our event so memorable. His commitment to providing high quality service truly elevated our entire experience. Vessel is a hidden gem in the Baltimore Peninsula. Whether you are staying at their beautiful hotel the Roost, want to have a refreshing cocktail on their beautiful rooftop deck, or listen to great music in the lounge, you won't be disappointed.

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.

My friends and I all met at Bar Alice Anne and it was so perfect and cute. While we did not get…read morefood, the cocktails and drinks were all yummy. Our waitress was so kind and accommodating for our big group, and was more than attentive and welcoming! She was honest about likings on the menu (something I always appreciate) and made sure we were all happy with our drink choices. Such a cute spot and fun place to meet friends. Definitely will be going here more and can't wait to try the food next time!

Bar Alice Anne might be my new favorite spot in Fells Point. From the moment you walk in, the vibe…read moreis immaculate -- moody lighting, stylish interior, great music, and the staff are all super friendly and welcoming. The cocktails are next-level creative with Asian-inspired flavors that somehow feel both elevated and fun. The CryWolf is almost too pretty to drink (seriously, a work of art), and I'm still thinking about Mike's Daiquiri, the Jinju Pearl, and the Standard Issue. Every drink felt unique. The food menu is just as exciting, blending Asian small plates and banchan with Irish-inspired comfort dishes as a nod to the owners' backgrounds. The shrimp toast was dangerously good, the tuna tartare was super fresh, and the Irish toastie absolutely hit the spot after a couple cocktails. Fells definitely needed a place like this.

Barracuda's never disappoints. The owner/Chef Billy Hughes is always coming up with new seasonal…read moreitems. Lots of large flat screens to watch sports, always on. It is a bar restaurant with terrific seafood offerings. I had the monster soft shells on a Caesar salad. Huge well dressed salad. And what a huge 'monster' soft shells, in season. Later I had seasonal 'July tomatoes' from his garden topped with lump crab. The tomatoes were seasoned with what tasted like a cornmeal breading season beautifully. And aroma sauce with capers.what tasted like a cornmeal breading season beautifully. And aroma sauce with capers. The staff is always welcoming. The drinks fresh, think watermelon crush cocktail.

I'd never been here before but stopped in for a few drinks and had a blast! The vibe is your…read moreclassic neighborhood dive bar. Bartenders were super friendly and acted like they'd known us for years, making my friend's birthday feel extra special. The orange crush was super delicious made with fresh oranges. They also had a strawberry crush that my boyfriend loved, also made with fresh strawberries reportedly from the owner's own garden. This is the kind of place you can easily strike up a conversation with fellow patrons or watch your game of choice. We didn't eat any food but all the plates we saw actually looked really good. The Outdoor dining space was ample and bathrooms were clean. I would definitely return!