Best place to see music in Baltimore, no contest. Family owned and lovingly run for 20+ years. Get…read morethere to see a show, you won't regret it.

What an awesome place! So unique and a small hidden gem. We had the pleasure of seeing Rob Leines…read morewho opened for Mike and the Moonpies. Absolutely love the small intimacy of this place. Highly recommend to anyone who loves live music.

Honestly really disappointed with the way security handled things. Instead of actually looking into…read morewhat was going on, the guard immediately jumped to kicking people out without even asking questions. It felt like the decision was based more on personal bias than anything that actually happened. If security is there to keep things safe and fair, they should at least take the time to investigate before throwing people out. Acting like a tough guy and refusing to listen doesn't solve anything it just makes the place look bad.

One and done! First…read moretime here and I'm good....dont need to come back! lol Fun indoors/outdoors venue for events (music, shows, club nights, concerts, etc.) -- makes it so that itis accommodating, spacious, and it doesn't get too crowded or uncomfortable for anyone. The music was on trend....lots of your old school hits, classics, today's pop, rnb, line dancing music and even country songs.....and the crowd was an eclectic mix....young, old, everything in-between and all over the place to be honest! lol We came here as a night cap for some late night drinks and a party vibe. We at least got that and I can say I've been here. In all, cool spot and venue but just not necessarily my kind vibe...if you catch my drift. One thing to share....the drinks are mad strong and the bathrooms were super clean. lol. Worth a visit when in this area and looking for something to do on the late night tip....because most other places in the Baltimore Harbor area are closed by 10pm or before midnight.

Stumbled across this establishment on a late night adventure. Was greeted and seated promptly upon…read moreentering. Order the the Fools goal and enjoyed the environment. There is a dark candle lit ambiance. I could actually hold a conversation with others cause the music wasnt too loud. I absolutely loved that. Definitely going back and trying a dish or 2 next time.

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.

Crab cake was great. Paired with a local beer and I was happy…read more More about the locals and quirkiness. Definitely a quick stop.

An absolute Baltimore classic! Cat's Eye is the real deal--laid-back vibe, friendly bartenders, and…read moresome of the best live music in the city. You never know what kind of band will be playing, but it's always a good time. The fact that they're celebrating 50 years says it all. It's one of those rare places that hasn't lost its soul. No frills, no fake scene--just good drinks, good people, and great music in a spot that feels like home. A true Fells Point institution.

Visited An Die Musik for a live jazz set. It's a simple venue. Affordable tickets, decent customer…read moreservice and a space to just sit back and enjoy some good music. Smooth check in process, clean bathrooms and reasonably priced drinks. Solid experience

To all the live music lovers why aren't you here yet?…read moreImagine this, you're not in a concert hall, you're in what feels like your own dining room,feet up, sipping your favorite wine or tea, surrounded by good energy and live music. It's that intimate. This gem in Baltimore serves up live music with cozy seating and down-to-earth prices. The only catch? There's a flight of stairs, so it's not ideal for those who need accessible entry. But if you can make it up, it's worth every step. Baltimore show up, show love, and support your business. My lovely people

Came here a few years ago to see Franz Ferdinand and I thought this was a great small venue with…read moregreat views to see the music It's located next to a bunch of other bars and restaurants and I thought the service given by all those we met at the door and inside were nice

Rams Head Live is such a fun, energetic, welcoming and lively concert venue. With an easy,…read moreefficient and fast check in process, you can expect to enter quickly and be able to enjoy your night to the fullest. From the amazing bartenders to the friendly security and staff, your night will be filled love, respect and positive memories. The food smelled amazing, however, I only drank. The bathrooms were clean, as well. There are great views throughout the whole venue and no matter where you're standing, the surround system is great and perfectly audible throughout. Personally, I always uber and find this way to reach way Rams Head Liv

Had an amazing time at Light City Festival in Baltimore! Such interesting and beautiful things to…read moresee. Wound throughout the Inner Harbor, the attractions were fun and interactive. Each attraction had a posted snippet, describing each. The night was cold, plenty of vendors, people and police. You're always hearing about crime in the city. Light City shows how great Baltimore can be and is!

Underwhelming. Great idea to get people to come out and see Baltimore, though…read more Given the name of the event, I thought there would be way more lights and attractions to see. There were some buildings lit up and trees lined with lights, but where were all the main attractions and interactive displays? With so many people and the event so spread out, I felt it was hard to really find anything. The displays we did see (after waiting in long lines) were underwhelming. Mini light city was a cool idea, but on the night we went, it started closer to 6pm (rather than 5pm). I think the highlight of the evening was Impulse (sit on one end of the seesaw to see lights and hear some sounds as you go up and down) and The Pool (hope on circular platforms as they change color). If you start on the wrong end, you'll miss the nightly parade. The festival did offer a variety of food and beverage stands throughout, which was a nice touch. If you aren't already spending the day in Baltimore, I wouldn't make a trip specifically for this festival. If you do go, make sure you check out the schedule and map before hand to maximize your experience. Be prepared for massive crowds!

Great Place. The Crowd of super nice and extremely fun. attended the upstairs karaoke and trivia…read morenight. Great place to hangout and meet fun people.

Absolutely dogshit experience. Came on a karaoke Wednesday night to get one drink, and sing one…read moresong - the bartender hit me with "we can't run a debit card unless it says debit on the card" / which is not the way debit cards work in any other establishment I've ever been to in 30 years. MY FRIEND GOT ROOFIED. MY FRIEND GOT ROOFIED. MY FRIEND GOT ROOFIED. There was also very clearly some operation happening outside where "homeless people" that were clearly just grifters kept getting sent to try and hassle people at the front door. I know for a fact that these people weren't actually homeless - as a homeless person wouldn't have left as soon as I looked them in the eye and called them a fake, they would've just called me an asshole and moved on about tryna get by. The fact that people kept fucking off and replaced by new ones everytime I clocked the hustle means I am correct - there was a shakedown operation happening out front. All the while? There was only one security guard - and all he did was check ID's. I'm sure the dude would've done more if he was properly equipped though. Y'all sincerely need to get your shit together. That was fucking awful. If you are a woman, or empathetic - do not come to this establishment. Apparently you do not have a choice in the matter, you will be manipulated somehow.

When visiting Baltimore you need to be sure to swing by The Horse You Came In On. This Baltimore…read morebar has the longest history and became a tavern in 1770. This bar has great food and you could taste how fresh the hamburger was. They played great music and it had a great atmosphere and vibe.

(It's not often I give bad reviews). Friend and I stopped in here on a weekday night for a drink-…read moreambience was quite unimpressive, dive bar vibes. Cocktail was OK. Been to some great dive bars but this was not one of them. the bartender was this tall white dude who seemed unhappy and gave terrible service. When we asked to split the check, he gave us an attitude and went "...thought you were friends". (Has he never seen friends split a check? Maybe we both want our credit card dining rewards points lmao) After we left, found out this spot blew up on the news a while back for the owner having some iffy associations. Which leads me to believe we were treated badly due to being BIPOC. (Wish I could get my money back). Never coming back here.

Went here to see Jared Freid. Seats were uncomfortable. Bar and bathrooms were easy to access for…read morethe most part. They ID you in the beginning if you want drinks. Show was great! definitely laughed a lot. But for the price, I would've expected more comfortable chairs.

Been to a couple of shows here in recent years. The tickets are generally reasonable price and both…read morethe views and acoustics are good for a small venue. Prices for drinks are very high, which I guess is the norm these days for any concert, but I don't like it.