I was looking for this to be a big place. However, you had to actually go in thru the Cross Bar…read moredoor and Slush Garden is located on the inside to the left. It wasn't as crowded as I thought it would be on a Friday night. The bartender was very friendly and attentive. They do not serve food but, food can be purchased inside the Cross Bar. I ordered a PAIN IN THE ASS slush with an extra shot which was a mix of rum runner and Pina colada. It had a nice taste to it. This is not the drink for someone who is looking for something strong. I did enjoy mine. They didn't have as many selections as the places I've been to out of town that are similar to this kind of place. Go check it out and write a review so that I can read your opinion.

Service was fast and friendly Small seating area…read more The slushy drink was very cold and slushy but definitely not a lot of alcohol you can't taste it at all I would of added one or two miniatures lol

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!

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!

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.

We were looking for a more laid back spot to grab a quick vote and drink. Our server recommended…read morethe Patty's Passion as a drink and it was very delicious and highly recommend. We got the cheese curds, grilled cheese with tomato soup and French onion soup. It was a nice hearty meal to go with a rainy day.

Clock Kitchen & Bar was such a fun Baltimore find! I stumbled upon this hidden speakeasy and loved…read morethe whole experience. There's even a cigar lounge on another floor, which adds to the vibe. The bartender was friendly and welcoming, and I ordered a burger and fries that were absolutely delicious. You can tell the chef genuinely aims to please, so I don't think you'll be disappointed with the food. Part of the fun is actually finding your way in. I won't give away the secret, but let's just say the elevator requires a special code to get you upstairs. That little touch makes it feel like a true speakeasy experience. Definitely a cool hidden gem in Baltimore and a spot I'd visit again!

The service was nice, the bartender served me, he was a absolute sweetheart, the Ambiance was…read morelovely, felt like I was sitting in a tavern I can only imagine how cozy it is on a Saturday/Friday night! And the food was great!! I tore up the brussel sprouts I recommend them, ALittle salty but I still tore it up! 10/10 would come back, lemonade has free refills!

We had the most amazing dinner at Rusty Scupper this evening! Patty did an amazing job waiting on…read moreus! She was so personable and made our experience there a dream! Our food was phenomenal! I had the Blackened Shrimp and Grits and a Jumbo Lump Crab cake. My husband had the Baltimore Fish Fry! We shared the Warm Butter Cake! SOOOO GOOOOOD! We'll definitely be back next visit and hope we have Patty again!

Best Views in Baltimore. Always a staple in Baltimore for the seafood and atmosphere. Pattie…read morecrushed the service, as always. With a grand piano to set the tones.

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.

Service was great but all the meals we had... breakfast and dinner were disappointing. Most…read moreeverything was flavorless. Scrambled eggs were hard and inedible.

Cute little place, has an okay view of some area. Staff are super friendly. Food is okay, quite…read morepricey. The crab cake does not seem as legit as other places.

We stopped in here for happy hour on a Friday. My friends and I ordered quite a few things to share…read moreand most everything was amazing. We order the turkey club, hush puppies, cream of crab soup, the charcuterie board, fries, and fried oysters to share. The turkey club was the star of the show. It had nice layers of avocado, the chicken was cooked well, and the bacon added a nice touch. For drinks we stuck to the margaritas and they were perfect! I would say you can skip the fries, the seasoning was great the batch of fries we had seemed like they might not have been fresh. The rest of the menu was so good I would still say you could skip the fries and order a double serving of hush puppies.

Although the food and waitstaff were excellent, the overall experience was disappointing…read more We arrived early for our reservation and were promptly seated at the worst table in the restaurant: the only table with no view, the waitstaff work area directly behind the table, and constant foot traffic behind us as well. We immediately asked the hostess for a different table. She told as that the three booths and the six other two-tops were all reserved. She left us with no attempt at an apology and promptly put reserved signs on all the open tables. When we left an hour later, one booth and 4 two-tops had never been used. Much to our dismay, we saw people seated outside even though we had received a text before arriving saying the patio was closed for the evening. To add insult to injury, even half empty, the noise level was so uncomfortable since everything was tile, marble, or wood that the alarm sensor on my smart watch sounded because of the decibel level. We will not be back.