they fucking suck especially the female firefighters they act like we owe them something for doing…read moretheir job. I cut my finger at work (deep; wouldn't stop bleeding) I didn't ask them to look at the finger or anything all i aske was, "Do you have any extra bandage ?" this bitch going to say "oh yall should have bandaids if not you're breaking OSHA" somebody is injured I thought the job was to help they fucking suck she lucky I was worried about my finger I would have spit on that bitch. It was literally a yes or no question but she just had to abuse the little power she had. Won't be needing them ever again. Not sure what department but it happened yesterday 4/7/26 at Giant on Sinclair Ln, they were the first responders to a seizure call it was the only woman that was with them she had blonde hair

From my experience the city fire department has some fantastic public servants working hard to keep…read morepeople safe. It's very easy to get cynical about city government in Baltimore but my limited experiences (never had an actual fire thank god) with these guys has been great. The first time I needed them someone at our house was having a medical emergency. They responded quickly and seemed like serious professionals when they got here. More recently we had a false fire alarm at our house and because we were not home the alarm company dispatched the fire department to see what was going on. Unfortunately they had to bust into our house but they were careful to do it in a way that caused minimal damage and did not leave the house vulnerable to being broken into until we got home. When I spoke with one of the responding fire fighters on the phone to explain the false alarm situation he was super-nice about it and not at all unpleasant about the fact that they'd wasted their time over a twitchy smoke detector.

DJ Mack is seriously the BEST! He had GameOn Bar + Arcade LIT the entire night! His music…read moreselection was on point, the transitions were smooth, and he knew exactly how to read the crowd and keep the energy going. There was never a dull moment--just hit after hit and GOOD vibes all night! You can tell DJ Mack genuinely loves what he does because the energy he brings completely sets the atmosphere. If he's on the DJ booth, you already know it's going to be a good night! 10/10 experience! DJ Mack definitely made our night and is a huge reason we'll be coming back to GameOn!

Fed Hill isn't short on unique bar experiences and GameOn's Fed Hill location is no exception…read more While small it's a nice little place to bring a couple of friends, play some games and kickback. I recommend getting the adult Capri suns or slushies! But the cocktails and draft beer menu are also pretty good too!

We came here tonight specifically to get the famous crab cakes, and they did NOT disappoint!…read more Almost entirely crabmeat, with just the littlest bit of filler. Nice lemony, slightly spicy flavor. It came with a big side order of fries, some cole slaw, and a salad. It was "market price" and tonight was $40, which was very fair considering the quantity and quality of crabmeat. The waitress was super-friendly and attentive. Pleasant atmosphere, standard pub vibe. I wish we were staying in Baltimore longer so we could get back here; we had a really nice time.

Needed some late night food after we were late to a play and didn't have time before, and this…read moreplace popped up! (We went in around 9:30-10pm) Bar was neat, they had a patio and inside tables and bar. They were busy so service was a little slow but the bartender was great. We ordered some drinks and food and were surprised by how good everything was! If I need a late night bite in this area I'll absolutely 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.

Friendly bartenders. Big place with lots of tables…read more Two comments: Don't like mixed drinks batched like the famous CRUSH. Can't see what type and how much liquor is used. Why close kitchen at 10:00 after O's game? You serve easy fried food. People looking for a bite after game.

My wife and I are on a mission to visit all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums, and one thing I've…read morelearned from traveling is this: the whole point of leaving home is to experience something you can't get back home. If every restaurant serves the same food and the same drinks as everyone else, why travel? That's why I believe every restaurant should have a handful of signature dishes and cocktails that immediately make you think of that place. That's really my only suggestion for Pickles Pub. When I asked our waiter what the house specialties were or if they had a signature drink or food item, he simply smiled and said, "Everything's good." He was a fun guy, and to his credit, he did recommend a very popular local beer that was excellent. But for a place with so much personality, I'd love to see a menu that proudly highlights, "These are the dishes that define Pickles Pub." The atmosphere is exactly what you'd hope for from a legendary baseball bar. The entire place feels like one big pregame celebration. Orioles fans everywhere, great energy, and a fun buzz that gets you excited before walking over to Camden Yards. My wife spotted the Old Bay fries, and I couldn't pass up the butter and Old Bay wings. The fries were good, but those wings absolutely stole the show. I'm a huge wing guy. My parents owned one of the most popular wing restaurants in our area for over 20 years, and I even owned my own wing business for a while. Whenever I travel, wings are always on my list. I've had Maryland-style wings before, but I'd never had wings tossed in butter and Old Bay seasoning. That combination was phenomenal. Crispy, buttery, perfectly seasoned, and completely different from anything I'd had before. Those are exactly the kinds of food experiences I travel for. Our waiter also mentioned they serve a Pickleback shot, so of course I had to order one. I'll admit, I couldn't help but laugh because I wasn't entirely convinced it wasn't just whiskey followed by pickle juice straight out of the pickle jar--but honestly, it fit the fun, laid-back personality of the place. Overall, Pickles Pub absolutely deserves a stop if you're heading to an Orioles game. Great atmosphere, friendly service, excellent local beer, and some truly outstanding wings. If the owners ever highlight a list of signature menu items, I think it would make an already great experience even better. And whatever you do...order the butter and Old Bay wings. They alone are worth the visit.

After living in Baltimore for years, I finally attended a Ravens game and went to Gameday Firehouse…read moreto pregame. It's not too far from the stadium and there's a ton of yummy food vendors and the bar itself is pretty affordable for gameday! It can get crowded and loud but if that's your thing, this place is perfect. The staff and vendors we encountered were really nice and the it's the perfect vibe before a Ravens game. Definitely worth checking out at least before one game or making Gameday Firehouse a regular part of your tailgating ritual!

Hit up Gameday to pregame before the Ravens game. The pricing is great and the fact the some of the…read moreproceeds go fallen firefighters families. Hard to get seating as it gets really crowded. We had put beef sandwiches and some Maryland crab soup. At that pricing, the beer and crushes went down fast.

Second time stopping in for a show. Keep a watch out for local talents and productions. This time…read morewas for the 10×10×10 opening show, and I have to say go see it!! Cheers to the talented playwrights and actors. The house is intimate, clean restrooms just outside and even a concession stand.

I came for the 10x10x10 again this year and it was a great show. It's awesome seeing all of the…read morelocal talent in Baltimore and support local theatre. The staff are always always friendly here and it's a very welcoming and diverse environment

It was very quiet when I went, so service was great and tables were clean. We split an Italian sub…read moreand were able to get different toppings customized on each half. The sandwich was quickly made, was tasty, filling, and reasonably-priced. Only issue was you needed a code or key to use the bathroom and to go pick up orders were behind the counter, but I think it's more a symptom of bad guests. This was a great option for a quick bite in the area. Edit: lost a star for that bad AI review. Bots are ruining the site.

I've seen Potbelly locations during trips to cities up North, but this was my first time actually…read moregoing in and trying it for myself. I was with someone who raved about the chicken pot pie soup, so of course I had to order it. I also got the chicken club sandwich, which was very good and hit the spot, but let me be clear--the star of the show was absolutely the chicken pot pie soup. I can't even explain it. The creaminess was perfect, and it had real flavor. It wasn't bland at all, which is what I honestly expected from a fast casual place. And the touch of crust in the soup, or on top of the soup, was just genius. It added texture and made the whole thing feel so cozy and satisfying. If I lived near a Potbelly, I could see myself grabbing that soup at least once a week. It's that good.

Martin Marren has been the best thing to happen to us in the restoration of our Baltimore row house…read morelocated in downtown Baltimore. He attended every hearing and every neighborhood community meeting with us and was instrumental in our getting the project approved with the variances we were looking for. Not once did we have to ask him to attend, he, in turn,​ reminded us of where to be and when. I knows his trade and all of the people involved in the process in Baltimore. He has been a pleasure to work with. His drawings and​ plans are beautiful​ because he excels​​s at his craft. We could not have been luckier to have found such an exceptional and talented architect! I will never ever use any other architect.

Marty Marren handled my rowhouse "gut rehab" and did a wonderful job. He was very open to ideas…read morefrom my wife and me and was able to explain why some things would work and others would not. Marty worked with us to achieve our goals within our budget. He assisted in choosing a contractor and was influential during all phases of the construction. I strongly recommend Marty Marren for his thoughtfulness, professionalism and hard work.