What can be better than a brewery with an in house pup! I stopped in three months ago for two beers…read morewhile brewery hopping around the city. There was an extremely friendly senior dog making his way around the dog friendly brewery greeting customers. The beers were good and there was plenty of comfy seating to choose from.

I have been meaning to come to Wico for quite some time and finally took advantage the other night…read more If you know about me, you know I am not a beer type of girly but, still yet, I always take the opportunity to learn because I know there's a beer that says Eshia. I was able to hang out at the bar and sample a couple different curations from Jordan and a new cocktail making its way to the menu. Big thanks to Kevin who more than graciously provided me with samples to help me figure out what would be my sipper for the evening. They have a beer that smells exactly like weed. Now that's either your thing or not lol. I had to sample and it definitely gave what it was intended to give. ​ Did you say sample a new cocktail coming soon to the menu? Why yes, I ​will every time. It did not miss! You know we Yelpers love having the chance to try something first! Two L's (sp) me anytime, please. I also love the graffiti decor, (see pictures) which depicts depth and originality throughout the brewery. There's also multiple items for purchase from local artists that is displayed throughout as well. There is a lot of space so think about hosting an event here if you need an area. They also have those bay doors and a seating area beyond them which could definitely be a private area. They are also dog friendly so bring your companion as long as they're sociable. They also have a food menu and pop ups looks different items from time to time so make sure to stay in the know so you don't miss out on something special. Make sure to enter in the doors at 3:00 if you're standing directly in front of the purple Wico sign. It isn't around the corner, just turn your head to the right and you'll see the clear doors there. Don't miss them and walk all the way around the corner or getting your car and drive around the corner either SMH I can definitely see myself coming back to enjoy one of their events or just hang out with good company at the bar.

After traveling five hours I was hungry, thirsty and will admit maybe getting one claw crabby…read more Everyone here was awesome. Welcoming and friendly even when I tried to order at the bar instead going to the place at the end to order as the sign clearly states. Sorry I was born in Wisconsin. The wood fired Meat Lovers Pizza was tasty and enough for two. We had a pretzel order and the mustard was spot on. Our beer choice was Stringray Mysterio a very good stout. Also myself the navigator needed and wanted a Mead. So Pina Colada Crush was a perfect choice. We both loved the decor and vibes. The pizza oven which was a crab design was cute but I thanked the men preparing the outstanding pizza. All the staff were fantastic.

Crooked Crab is an awesome spot! Stopped in for the first time recently and really loved the casual…read moreambience and cool art displayed throughout the taproom. The pizzas I saw looked amazing, but we weren't super hungry so ordered a pretzel with beer cheese instead which was delicious. My bf loved the sours they had available. I found a bottled bourbon aged stout that I enjoyed. The bartenders were very friendly. Overall, very cool brewery and will definitely return!

Wow! Great experience at BC brewery. Located in Hunt Valley, with a large parking lot, and lots of…read moreseating. Great selection of beers, and four choices of adult slushies. I started out with a coffee mocha slushie which was incredible. My table also shared some appetizers, which were yummy. Staff was friendly, bathrooms were clean. Recommend!

Food was okay. Not the best food I've had at a brewery. I would still go back and try more items on…read morethe menu. Definitely walked away with leftovers which was nice for my family but very expensive for what it was. Tons of gluten free options. Even beer which is helpful if someone in your party is gluten free. There are even vegan options on the menu. Ambiance is nice and open. Definitely tons of options of seating. People were very friendly!

When you're told that your ghost tour is going to meet at the square across the street from a…read moreTaphouse, you grab food inside it and savor some incredible beers. It's what you do! And this led to me discovering just how much of a certifiable beer haven Max's is! For a Philly comparison I'd put Max's on the same caliber as Glory Beer Bar and Kitchen but with a beer bible on the same scale as Monk's. It's been a beer haven for going on four decades and it shows with their 100+ rotating taps, 1000+ bottles & cans, a 4 casks that feature plenty of local Baltimore brews alongside the finest from Belgium, Germany, and then some! They even have seasonal special events like a Sour Beer Fest in June, and a Rare & Obscure Beer Weekend in October. The bar interior was classic wood, with a huge main bar that showcased the many brew and spirit options. The bartenders were also spot on with their service and spot on beer suggestions. For food being so close to the waterfront had me craving some seafood, and the rockfish sandwich delivered with its Chesapeake seasoning and remoulade dressing. Each day of the week has a beer special at Max's, and Thursday meant that I was enjoying a discount on full pint cask pours. I liked that Max's had transparent pricing available for 4 oz to large pours and growlers to go on their menu for each and every draft beer, and the 4 oz pours made it easier to enjoy the 11% abv barleywine beer from a Baltimore brewery that I was curious about without feeling some extra inebriated repercussions during my ghost tour. It was extra details like that which had me really enjoying Max's and dubbing it a must visit for any beer lover visiting Baltimore.

Avoid this place if you are visiting or just new to Baltimore. They do not like outsiders. The…read moreordering process here is ridiculously stupid. The beers are listed by number, but nobody tells you that you're supposed to order that way. I ordered a beer by its actual name, and the bartender acted like I was an idiot for not knowing their system. And nowhere in the restaurant or on the menu does it explain how to order. And numerous other people were doing the same thing. How hard is it to make a sign and/or update your website/menu? On top of that, even if you have a table, you still have to go up to the bar to order. When the place is busy, it's a complete shitshow. You're fighting through a crowd just to get a drink while your table sits empty. Whoever came up with this ordering system clearly doesn't care about being easy to do business with. Terrible setup, and the male bartender Roberts's attitude made it even worse. Our group consisted of two bank CEO's, a law enforcement officer and a senior executive in investment banking. We'll take our wallets and business somewhere else on football Sunday.

Before our flight home, we came here with a reservation so we could grab a meal before heading to…read morethe airport. When we arrived, we were seated right away, but it seemed like there were very few staff working--possibly only one waiter. It took about 10 minutes before we finally had to flag him down just to place our order. The food then took around 25-30 minutes to come out, which felt very long since we were on a tight schedule for our flight. When the food finally arrived, I ordered the macaroni and cheese, and unfortunately it was the worst mac and cheese I've ever had. I don't want to be mean, but it was very bland and really needed salt. My sister surprisingly liked it, but it just wasn't for me at all. The rest of my family did enjoy their meals, and I thought the fries were decent, just lightly seasoned. My mom especially liked the grilled cheese. The waiter himself was nice and kept our drinks refilled, so I don't think the long wait was entirely his fault. The restaurant is very cute inside with cozy, old-style vibes and festive Christmas decorations, which I really liked. However, between the long wait times, the limited menu, and my disappointing mac and cheese, I wouldn't recommend that dish. Overall, it's a charming place, but the service was too slow for us--especially when trying to catch a flight.

Went for happy hour with a friend. That tomato mozzarella toast was so delicious! Pretzel was okay…read more But overall a good happy hour experience

While in Baltimore, one of the side quests I went on was to figure out what its best brewery. And…read morewhen it comes to beer, service, ambiance, food, and things to do outside of drinking good beer, Peabody Heights is the brewery that checked off all of those boxes and then some! For ambiance, Peabody Heights is located in the old location of Oriole Park, and it plays to that history perfectly by having a mural dedicated to baseball players of the Orioles past. The main space is also HUGE, featuring tables of varying group size, two bar areas, an outdoor courtyard featuring their own food truck, a private party area, and even more that I'll feature in the fun section!. For beers, I was enjoying IPAs, pilsners, lagers, porters, stouts, and then some. I even had a sour beer that was a vibrant blue color!But them being partnered with Charm City directly across the street meant that I was also enjoying damn good meads, and they also had good cocktails and NA options. The food truck banged out Asian American fusion comfort food that you could order from either your phone or an indoor tablet with ease. And my shrimp scallion pancakes and Korean corn dog were absolute bangers! For fun, Peabody has not one but TWO awesome arcade spaces. The first one I entered was a huge and satisfying PINBALL ALERT, and I happily spent all the cash I was carrying playing the Quest and Pokemon pinball tables. But when I pulled back the last door I walked through around last call, I was also absolutely blown away by their HUGE arcade room that featured any kind of arcade game imaginable (shooting, fighting, car racing, MORE pinball, etc) and a second bar space. Toss in stellar service and a great selection of takeaway beers and mead, and Peabody Heights is well worth the visit!

What a fun brewery!…read more My brother had a birthday gathering here this year - we were able to comfortably seat a group of 15-20 people in the outdoor picnic section area. Highly recommend this spot for groups looking for a place to gather and socialize. The space is deceivingly large; there are multiple indoor spaces all within a quick stride from a long bar with dozens of beer taps. The outdoor space is even larger than what's available indoors; their vast street level patio/deck space is full of picnic tables and benches that are perfect for larger groups when the weather is nice. And yes, their outdoor patio is pet friendly. While the brewery itself doesn't serve food, there was a food truck (that looked to be there quite often) set up in the outdoor area that had several good options. I had their burger and fries which was exactly what I needed after an afternoon of brews. The beer itself was tasty; I had several of their hazy IPA's which I've grown to enjoy. They also offer a very solid selection of N/A beer options; some of the folks in our group enjoyed them and gave them great reviews. I didn't get a chance to check out the arcade portion of the brewery, but yes, this is a barcade as well. If you're looking for an inclusive, energetic brewery to check out, definitely keep Peabody on your list.

A whole group of us came on a Saturday at 2PM. For a Saturday in July, it was not busy at all! I…read moreguess the nightlife gets busier. The weather was beautiful. Sunny, breezy. In the barn portion, a real nice breeze kept coming through. I believe there are two bars and one food station. I ended up using only the bar in the barn as it was more convenient. Very quick service. I can't get over how the bar literally MOVES. It gave me a little motion sickness just looking at it. I feel like it's trippy, especially for those who choose to drink. They have a fridge with nonalcoholic drinks. Sprite, coke, Diet Coke, sugar cane orange soda, sugar cane black cherry soda, etc... It was not difficult to find a table at all. There were big round tables that could fit 8-10, long rectangular tables that could fit 8, and smaller tables that fit a couple. You cannot bring outdoor food or drinks! However, we talked to staff and our small cake was okay because it was a sweet. Food was better than I expected. I truly expected mediocre bar food. We ordered online but expected them to text or call when it was ready. We waited for over 30 minutes.. probably because we got caught chatting with family. No call or text. But when we explained the situation, the food was ready and it was HOT! Rayroni pizza 7/10: I wish it were a bit spicier with the hot honey but it was definitely sweet and delicious Cheesesteak egg rolls with chipotle sauce 10/10: If you only buy one thing from this place, let it be this! So crispy and crunchy. Perfect snack !! Pretzel bites with mustard and cheese 8/10: Mustard was meh but maybe that's because I'm not a mustard fan. Cheese didn't taste cheap and had a decent color. Like it wasn't a bright yellow or orange that was suspicious or anything. The pretzel bites themselves weren't too hard or soft. Last but not least, the sugar cane sodas were okay. I feel like they didn't have as much fizziness as your normal sprite or coke. I would absolutely come here again. Good vibes. It didn't leave me feeling hot and sweaty like a club. Coming back with some friends!

This is a beautiful property and great spot to hang out. I had a pineapple cheesecake sour and an…read moreorange slushie during my visit. Both were really good! Only weird thing about the bar was the bartender seemed kind of annoyed at everyone. We were able to grab a table and chairs outside but this is a good spot to bring chairs and a blanket just in case you can't find seats. There are rules about no outside food, no dogs, and keeping kids close - so it's a good idea to make sure you know all of this before visiting!

This was our first visit to Full On, and we had a great experience. Although there is plenty of…read moreparking, the lot can get pretty busy. The service was good, and all three sandwiches we ordered--the spicy chicken, cauliflower, and Ruby--were delicious. They were made even better with the homemade chips. We couldn't stop eating them! I would definitely return to Full On to try some of the other items on the menu.

** Wings (Buffalo) + Blue Cheese (comes w. celery) = (4) very good & got drums only…read more** Reuben (customized) = (3.75) Good * Ham & Egger (customized) = (3.75) Good

My Wife(my BFF) attended a work event here and wouldn't stop raving about the food, so after…read moreleaving another event on an empty stomach, we decided to hustle over. We pulled in at 9:20 PM with the kitchen closing orders at 9:30 PM and the doors shutting at 10:00 PM. Not only did they welcome us, but the service was also top-tier from start to finish. While they were out of the sausage roll and the spice bag (hoping to catch them post-Oktoberfest!), what we got was outstanding: Buffalo Chicken Wings: Truly some of the best wings we've had in a long time. Crispy, juicy, and packed with flavor. Shrimp Salad Sandwich: Every single bite had generous, real shrimp. The bread stole the show, crisp exterior, soft inside, reminding me of an old-school New York deli roll. The Fries: Uniquely shaped, crispy on the outside, and soft and pillowy on the inside. Plus, their homemade ketchup is legit. Brown Bread: Thick, hearty, and oaty. Slather on that butter and it's the ultimate comfort side (and perfect for soaking up a brew). Guinness Lime Beer-jito inventive, refreshing beer cocktail that went down way too easy. Special shoutout to our bartender, Benny, who took the time to chat with us, share menu insights, and make us feel completely unhurried despite the late hour. We will definitely be back again and again.

Below you will see our reservation details. I paid $63 for an hour experience and received a 19…read moreminute conversation in a out house/shed, 4 pretzel bites, 8 slices of fried pickles and a beer in a Stein glass. We were told based on the description of the event that it was a secret society event and you have a highly confidential phrase that you say to the host at the tent to get access to this exclusive and elite event. Well the write up was the peak of this experience as the true experience lacked severely. When we approached the hostess stand and said the phrase the scattered older lady looked frazzled and confused. When we stated we were their for a Stein Society Event she asked for our names (defeats the purpose of utilizing the phrase) and pointed to a green shed in the corner. The shed had a small bar and two round tables with two wooden chairs each. The host for the experience stated that he had lived in Germany for a short period following school and discussed the history of Guinness but it was limited as I mentioned earlier we began at 4 and by 4:20 we were walking out with half of our beer left. I should have just paid the $20 for the Stein glass and saved me money for pours. This was a birthday gift to my husband who is British from Bristol England and has been to Octoberfest several times. This dropped the ball as he found himself filling in the history during the experience. From how bad the experience was I feel obligated to do a birthday re-do for him. Moving onto the food and offerings under the tent. Gluten free people stay far away as their was not much for me to choose from in terms of food under the tent. Also if you are a non drink beer drinker like myself the cocktails will also not cut it. I am used to going to breweries and having some type of enjoyment from the cocktails infused with beer but at this place I had two drinks and suffered through the first, then tried another and ended up leaving it. It was also served without ice and everyone knows that anything with liquor even with beer should be served with ice. The place looks fun for those with somewhat laxed expectations and beer lovers but for those seeking an experience I would suggest driving to Lark Brewery, Running hare, or another surrounding brewery. The Secret Stein Society event was a disappointment; I am so glad I had his party the night before and did not invite all of his friends to join us like I originally thought to do. Oktoberfest 2026: Secret Stein Society Date: Saturday, September 19, 2026 at 4:00pm Add to google calendar Duration: 1 Hour

Jailbreak was a great experience. They have two parts to the restaurant. To the left you can order…read morefood. I had the dry age burger and it did not disappoint! If you love onions you'll enjoy the onion crumble on this burger. A good balance of flavors and well worth the try. Parmesan fries also had roasted garlic so it was a big "Yes" for me! My husband got the jailbreak burger which was also a big crowd pleaser. To the right they have a full bar to try their different beers. A great spot to take your friends for after work drinks and eats. They even have a cozy lounge area to relax. Plenty of seating and great service. The staff was ready and willing to help and cleared off our tables for us. The tab system makes it easy to move from room to room so you don't have to worry, it's easy to add drinks and food as you relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Will definitely recommend for a relaxed atmosphere where you can watch games and also enjoy lively conversation. Better than a sports bar for food AND drinks.

This is really a super chill spot where you can enjoy a nice ( really nice ) drink and just…read moresocialize or organize your own thoughts. I sat at the bar and I have to tip my cap to the bartenders who did an awesome job at making sure everything was beyond my satisfaction. They definitely give generous pours and for this being my first time trying Avion repo tequila the ample pour made my night ( literally ) I told myself the next time I visit Jailbreak I would try a few things off of their menu ( so stay tune for an updated review )