Great restaurant. First, I came on a hot day after walking around the Inner Harbor, and my water…read moreglass was never less than half empty, which was immensely appreciated. Service was perfection. The interior has a great dark wood/chandelier, old-school bar vibe and comfortable seating without it being too noisy when packed. There is some signage about the poet himself. We started of with the "cheese dip" which is an interesting way to describe a pretzel appetizer. But boy howdy, the cheese dip was enormous, which complemented the salty, buttery pretzels perfectly. The stuffed lamb was pretty reasonably priced and came with spinach and potatoes. Both that and the strip steak were a bit heavy on the sauce though, but otherwise, great dishes. Don't forget to swing by the bathroom. I just really like the posters in the hallway. The bathrooms were nice though. Overall, this is a reasonably-priced, inviting atmosphere, and tasty good. Great spot for the area.

Great atmosphere and drink selections. Close to the Inner Harbor. Will definitely be back.read more

I finally got a chance to check out this brewery and I am glad I did. Housed in the former St…read more Michael's Church, Ministry Brewing is really nice collective of beer, food and ambience. And I love that they give back to the community in areas such as education, community and philanthropy. Stopped in this past Saturday with a bunch of my gym friends. I love that their tap list offers a little bit of everything for everyone, from classic lagers and IPA to house ciders. I am a Pilsner girl, so their Pilsner was my fave. I love that they do weekly events such as Trivia and open mic nights to name a few as well as host a few several food trucks out back. Oh and this is the spot where they have that really nice flea market as well. You have to check their Instagram page to see which food trucks will be serving food. Saturday they had empanadas from Aru Aru, which were very yummy and made fresh to order. Best spot if you are a beer connoisseur, great place for happy hours and is accommodating for large parties. Plus you bring your own cards and board games to play as well. I will so definitely return.

Cute place especially being in a converted church, which was funny. Good beers and a lot of…read moreseating. It was just really hot in there.

A Huge shout out to Chef Kevin. This weeks food special was Chicken and briskets with green beans…read more Chef made briskets from scratch (They a full of butter and love) Placed a Big piece of crispy fried chicken on the brisket and topped with gravy and a side of green beans. This was OUTRAGEOUS!!! I eat at Peter's all the time but this was the best thing I have ever had. As always you will be welcomed with a big Hi guys when you enter and treated like family. I love this place.

This place provides exactly what it advertises. Medium priced beer and okay food. It has good…read moreambiance and terrific service, but you get better grub anywhere else nearby.

Great beer selection, true music lovers will appreciate the live performances and record shop…read moreupstairs. Great people.

Love this bar! It's a chill atmosphere. Geoffrey is an awesome and friendly bartender and there are…read moreother cool patrons we met here as well. They have a good selection of beers and have full liquor for cocktails as well. They also serve food, but I haven't tried it yet. Definitely a great spot to chill and have some drinks!

My very 1st time going to a Speakeasy in Baltimore and I am a native Baltimorean. We came here to…read morewrap up a date night for a late night cocktail and conversation. There is a secret black door to enter. You can make reservations however, I was unaware that reservations were needed. We waited for about 20 minutes before a table opened up. Of course, the lights are dimmed inside with a very chill atmosphere. It is also pretty spacious inside for Speakeasy. We enjoy as it was something different to try. I will definitely return

It's a cool spot. It was a little hidden like most Speakeasy's which I love. When we entered it had…read morea cool dark but calming vibe and they weren't too busy. We had a party of 7 and we pretty much had our pick of where to sit. The waitress was talking really fast and low and we kept having to ask her to repeat herself. She never slowed down OR spoke louder. Once she had our drink orders, they didn't take long to come out. I ordered the "AKA" it was tequila based and was pretty good. Everyone was pretty happy with their drinks. This is when the night turned. 4 of the 7 of us wanted to leave and head elsewhere, the waitress made ALL 7 of us pay even though the others wanted to stay and order more. She would not budge on this and seemed pretty nonchalant about it. .. all in all. Glad we found it but won't be back.

In any other city, the crab cakes here would be 5 star as they were pretty dang good. Not the best…read moreI've had by any means, but way better than what most places try and pass off as a crab cake. The dinner option was generous with 2 delicious crabby mounds, and two sides which I did not want, but I was able to sub out others. Nice! The old fashioned wasn't much to look at, but man o man... it was actually pretty good and a reasonable price. I had a couple as I'm not one to pass up cheap drinks. Service was spectacular too with our waiter joking around with us and taking good care of us while we dined after a conference. If you're in Baltimore and near the convention center (or the Orioles Park), this place is worth a stop if you're in a crab cake mood and don't want to venture to the Inner Harbor for something a little more upscale.

Pratt Street Ale House is located in downtown Baltimore and is a great spot to grab drinks before a…read moresporting event. We stopped by around 5 PM on a Saturday before an Orioles game, so as expected, the place was extremely busy and had a lively pregame atmosphere. The beers were good, but unfortunately, the food is what brought my rating down to three stars. The fries tasted a little stale, and I ordered the smash burger (forgot to grab a picture), which was pretty average. I've definitely had much better smash burgers elsewhere. We also tried the chicken fingers, which were very basic and reminded me of typical ballpark food, not bad, but nothing memorable or something I'd crave again. Overall, Pratt Street Ale House is a solid spot for drinks and the pregame atmosphere, especially if you're heading to an Orioles game. However, based on the food we tried, I probably wouldn't come back specifically to eat. I'd recommend it more as a pregame drinks spot than a dining destination.

The Chicken Sandwich & The Burger are out of this world! The service was prompt molli was our…read moreserver, it was about 12 minutes from seating to eating. The bread pudding w/ ice cream was a nice finisher! It's this low lit homey bar/restaurant kind of atmosphere. And the mac & cheese... is unforgettable!

I had an ok experience at Outpost on a Sunday night. I ordered a seasonal offering, a salad with…read moregrill peaches, burrata, and prosciutto. It was just ok. I felt like the prosciutto was a bit fatty, and it did not complement the salad very well. The price was a bit much for the portion size. But the inside of the restaurant was fine, and the service was friendly. Not a bad place for a neighborhood meal.

The Market Ale House replaced Cans Filling Station in Cross Street Market, and it is a BIG step up…read more Prices are still a little on the high side. But they seem farm more reasonable than the prior vendor. Most importantly, service is great! I stopped by today for a drink while grabbing lunch at the market. The bartender was very friendly and provided excellent service. I look forward to coming back soon!

Sat here for over 15 minutes waiting for a bartender to appear. Nobody ever came so we left to get…read morea beer somewhere else.