I like the North Point Inn they have very good food and the people they are friendly and they also…read morehave an outdoor area with umbrellas where you can also eat as long as the weather permits and it's a nice area i go there for dinner and drinks sometime and i enjoy myself

What a gem! Stopped in for a quick bite and can't stop thinking about this friendly neighborhood…read morebar/restaurant. Great service, tremendous food ( steak and shrimp) clean rest rooms. Making it a top priority to come back

This is a 5-star dive bar! Not as grimy but with tons of charm. Prices are great!…read moreBartenders are kind, and there is a back patio. There's also a couple of TVs, and there's packages of chips available.

Mount Royal Tavern is the definition of a 'dive bar'. Amazing atmosphere, cheap drinks beautiful…read moredecor/lighting and patrons that make you feel at home. Our bartender was Chloe and she was a blast and a half to be served by. This place just shot its way into my Top 5 dives, of all-time. This will be a staple anytime I'm in Baltimore.

They have 2 of the best bartenders in Baltimore and the owner is a very sweet and the karaoke, guy…read moreis top notch and the dj is one of the best in Baltimore

This is a very cool and chilled kinda dive bar. They ONLY accept cash! I HATE that! However, that's…read morehow they keep their prices down. It's in Dundalk, I went for a birthday party, otherwise I would have never knew of their existence. The place is as basic as basic gets. HOWEVER! The people there are all very friendly and it was a pretty diverse group of people, so I didn't feel unsafe or awkward. If you want a drink. Would I recommend this bar...maybe if you live in dundalk, have cash, wants some peace, and just want to chill after a long day at work or just in general. Otherwise, this is not a good turn up location.

We had an incredible time at the Angle Inn. The steamed crabs were delicious, the shrimp and…read morevegetables were amazing. The beer was nice and cold. The service was great and the jukebox was pumping out great music.

We went here to celebrate my wife's 50th bday. My wife's father went there to talk to someone who…read moreworks there to get it all arranged. So when the day came no one knew anything about this conversation and hence nothing special was done. Besides that hiccup the food was delicious and our waitress was super nice. We ordered crabs and wow they were the best crabs any of us ever had.

Honestly, if I had wanted to be nagged at while drinking, I would have just grabbed a six pack and…read moregone to my parent's house. As Ruth C's review states we went on an off day when the taps weren't working (they have six beers on draft). The bartender (owner, I believe) got us bottles of cider and cans of natty boh and then watched us like a hawk. This lady must have the mortgage paid off on the bar because she was not shy in telling us what to do. We were clearly under her roof. While we were here, she would say things like: Don't put your purse there, hon. Don't shoot the pool balls in my direction Don't put your drink there Clean your room You should dress warmer You're sitting too close to the TV You could have called. Ok the last few comments, may have not come out of her mouth and I just projected that but you get the gist of it. I don't know about you but I kind of prefer my bohs without the kvetching. I'm sure she does it as a good, character-building thing, bless her heart. About the bar called bar. It's a true dive. It's not fancy. Very un-Fells Point like, and a great place to escape the crowds. I can't even describe the decor it's like 70s trailer park storage unit chic? Dude, the actual box that their toilet came in from however many decades ago is proudly displayed in the back corner. They have a pool table, basically you should come here for the cheap bohs, shoot pool and hang with friends.

Wow, so we went in here on a whim after going to Max's for the trillionth time. It smelled like…read more1992 in this bar (the bar is called bar too, did you know that?), and it looked like 1992. A TV from maybe 1989 playing local 2012 news. The illegal-beautiful scent of cigarette smoke getting more powerful as you get away from the front door?! We asked the bartender, "what's the address of the place? Is this Lancaster St?" She says, "It's Lancaster yes, but I don't know." That sealed the effing deal on the complete and total awesomeness of the place (this place called bar). Random oddities strewn about on the walls. Baltimoreans at its finest. It felt like it was someone's house when the bar wasn't open, which is fine with me man. About five minutes later the bartender says to me, "it's 1718 Lancaster." That is service people. And a bartender willing to learn. Did you know that Maryland is home to the smartest people in America? We were there on a Wednesday night last week. Maybe the crowd that night was skewed toward mid-forties, but we younged up the place. Various crowds and groups coming in and out keeping the vibe fresh. My pool partner and I won (twice) so maybe I am still high from that. Man I am feeling my biceps. We paid $2.00 for our Natty Bohs which made me squint my eyes (I am shocked when Natty Boh is ever over $0.50 but some people that I know have recently begun to question my grip on reality). I think people should come here more.

If you want a dive bar, cash only and option to play pool this if your place. No hot food options,…read morejust salty snacks. Dive bar. Good draft selection. ~$4

What, a disappointment. Looking for an old school dive bar in the neighborhood. Friendly bartender,…read moregood drinks, and nice AC on a hot summer day. Went out for a smoke, and when my friend and I left afterwards, they shared that some racist comments were overheard (I'm not black, but my wife is, although she wasn't with us). Good thing I wasn't inside to hear it, because it would have been a problem. So, won't be coming back here and thought I'd let the rest of Baltimore, know what kind of customers, frequent this place. If they're comfortable being racist, the bar must play a part, in their comfort level. So long!

I've stopped in there after fishing all day a tiny place with locals but fantastic atmosphere…read morefriendly people

Locals only. Just kidding. But not really. Sort of…read more Perfect place to hang out for a drink in Rock Hall. Small bar, warm, friendly, not pretentious. Leave your preppy attitude at home. Camo preferred. Just nice folks having a drink or two. Free apps if they feel like putting them out, no menu otherwise. Get a beer and a shot. Ladies, you'll want to order a Maggie's Mania, 8 shots of deliciousness that drinks like Hawaiian Punch. Cash only, please.

We were staying down the road at a short term rental for the weekend for a wedding. We managed to…read morewrangle many of the wedding guests over to Tuggie's for the after-party where we played pool and hung out until the bar closed. Debbie was an awesome bartender and will be part of an awesome wedding memory for years to come! Thanks for letting us pet your cat!

Debbie gave us great service and was super friendly. Being outsiders, other customers were…read morewelcoming.Thank you all!

Went for some wings and would ABSOLUTELY go back. Some of the best wings in the city! And that's…read morecoming from a big wing girl lol. My parents are big pickers and find some cool stuff and actually have sold drinking glasses to this spot so it was fun drinking of those fun glasses. The pizza was also super tempting, so I'll def be back to try that next. And will likely have to add on the those wings of course.

Fun local spot. A really good place for a drink/ beer and some very strong bar food. We have been…read morea several times. Menu is limited but pizza is their thing! .. stay with the pizza , all other stuff ( e.g.: sandwiches ) are forgettable. The vibe is really great. ( Board games on the table, really nice tenders).

This is quite the place! The Ready Room is located inside of Old Line Distillery and as of this…read morewriting, open Fridays and Saturdays. Whether sitting at the bar or at their super comfy couches, it's very inviting to stay awhile. Drinks - Old Line specializes in two spirits: rum and whiskey. Don't be fooled; they have varieties of those two options in terms of aging and blending process for a grand total of five products. When I went, $15 got us a flight of every spirit they produce - and they don't skimp! I thought it would be a little 1/2 oz tasting, but this was just shy of a full shot each, so I ended up sharing with my companions. Speaking of flights, they also offer flights by style. For example, if you are more of a rum person, they have a flight of their rums as well as some from other local distilleries. Ditto for the whiskeys. A nice touch promoting competitors in the spirit of... well, spirits! The cocktails were great. I got a daiquiri - a proper daiquiri with lime and rum. Not to hate on a spiked strawberry smoothie, but this is the OG daiquiri (and the better one, IMHO). I also split the Liberty Risk, made with their Navy Strength cask rum, with my companions. They limit you to one because it is STRONG. Suffice it to say I ended up staying a little longer than originally planned. Overall, they have six regular cocktails and one or two specials. They also offer a couple of local beers on tap, but we came for the spirits. If you enjoyed the cocktails, they sell the Old Line spirits as well as some bar tools so you can try your hand at home. The prices aren't too bad for what it is and service is fast and friendly. I look forward to coming back!

I absolutely love old line and I love the space they created here. I really enjoy all of their…read morespirits and they've done a great job at putting together really well balanced cocktails. The cocktail bar has a good mix of tables and lounge areas along with a really cute outdoor space where they occasionally have live music and food trucks. If your looking for an off the beat place to grab a drink with friends add this to your list.