Here for a Bull roast and have to say as long as this place has been here it needs a upgrade in…read morethe decor. The food was just ok. The oyster were really good . The baskets to bid on were very cheap. Nothing appealing. I've been to many feast and have to say very disappointed.

They play their loud music after 11pm and it literally moves your windows, walls and floor to where…read moreyou can't even fall asleep. very inconsiderate people who don't care about their surrounding neighbors.

What an absolutely wonderful venue this is at Conrad's Ruth Villa!…read more I just recently had my husband's "Celebration of Life" here with a barbecue menu & steamed crabs. Everyone in attendance raved over the food, the service & the spectacular views! I could not have picked a more perfect place to honor my husband. Dave from the venue was fantastic to work with & made the event delightful & effortless for my family! I highly recommend this venue & will be forever grateful for the wonderful & memorable experience we had here. Thanks from the bottom of my heart, Jean H.

Conrad's is a gorgeous outdoor venue for any event. Grounds are beautifully maintained. Sitting on…read morea pier or under one of the huge old trees or even on the beach brings unparalleled views of the water in the Middle River area! I attended a large event here, the food was delicious and abundant, the staff accommodating and super friendly. While talking with Cheryl and owner Fred, not only did I learn of the family history of this gem, but also the excitement that they have to bring a pleasant and memorable experience to all who choose this spot.

No tee time, in a good weather day, you could wait almost 2 hours to get on the First Tee, and the…read moreFirst 4 holes will take you near 2 hours to play through. Hole 16, 17, 18 could take you another hour or hour and half to finish too.

Great post, fantastic people. Post does a lot for the community so supporting the post goes well…read morebeyond. Great bar, really good food. Open week nights until 10 pm, weekends until about midnight. They stay open later if there's a crowd.

Very nice little but packed museum in Lutherville! I loved learning about the history of fire…read morerescue and all the tools, gadgets and trucks they used to use. The museum also gave insight into how the fire men used to live at the stations. Very interesting stuff. They also give you a free poster! Recommend!

WOW What an experience this has to be one of the best fire apparatus collections I've been to. You…read morecan tell they take great pride in the museum!!!

A new pickleball facility that opened recently - we went to try it out on opening weekend and had a…read moreblast! The courts are spacious and well-lit and the staff was very kind and professional. Would definitely return!

From the owner: Dill Dinkers Indoor Pickleball Club in White Marsh, MD offers a premier pickleball experience…read moredesigned to replicate outdoor play. Our facility features climate control, bathrooms, a ball machine for practice, and regular leagues for all skill levels. Members enjoy benefits like discounted court fees, advanced booking, and free ball machine use. We also provide private event space for various celebrations and a pro shop stocked with pickleball gear. With no initiation fees and capped memberships, Dill Dinkers ensures a quality playing environment for all enthusiasts.

Come here for my bf birthday and Service was fast food was delicious would come back here again.read more

First time in, and unfortunately it'll be my last. I ordered…read morea medium-well filet mignon, and it came out extra well-done and cold. When I let the waitress know, she apologized and had the manager bring it back out about three minutes later -- this time piping hot. I asked if my $35 steak had been microwaved, and his response was, "I don't know, maybe." That was all I needed to hear. I sent it back and didn't order anything else. The TVs are solid for game day, but outside of that, the experience was below standard. One visit was enough for me -- one and done.

Fall is my favorite season! My cousin brought me to Chapel Hills Farm a few years ago and we try to…read morestop in each year. However, we didn't make it last year but we did this year. They have some really gorgeous mums and fall decorations to pick from. I could absolutely go broke here. The kids can see the animals and get pony rides and there are hay rides for the entire family. They have cotton candy, freshly made kettle popcorn, pit beef and turkey, funnel cake fries and hand dipped ice cream. Out front and inside the market is fresh produce and all kinds of fall treats. The only down side is the not so friendly service which makes a difference. We may or may not stop in for the Christmas holiday.

Went in for an ice cream float. Because there are signs all over the place advertising them…read moreincluding a large one ON the stand saying "ice cream float" the woman stared at me utterly confused and had no idea WHAT I was asking for??!! Dont advertise all over the place that you sell ice cream floats and have no clue what it is. I tried to explain what it was but she was totally confused. Please learn what it is. Hint: scoop ice cream and add soda...

At the start she said all the right things. But as planning picked up, our experience soured…read more We were clear with our budget. We worked together to set item level budgets and design choices (e.g. flowers, printing, etc.). However, each proposal we received was over budget. Communication also became a problem. When she overlooked scheduling problem between the venders and our requirements, she became defensive about her faults. Also, she promised she would only manage one marriage a weekend, but on our weekend she had two weddings. I wish the relationship would have worked better and I hope she learns from our concerns.

Our single best investment of the entire wedding was to hire Diana of Eventi Planning. We hired…read moreDiana to help with wedding day coordination, but in fact she ended up helping with planning, crisis management, and general advice in the months leading up to the wedding. Given that vendors often try to double as event planners (especially caterers, venues, and DJs), Diana had the difficult job of coordinating the coordinators. She did so with aplomb: building positive relationships with the other vendors, soliciting input on the master schedule, maintaining flexibility, and helping cultivate a sense of joy on the big day. She could easily charge double or triple for her services. Diana helped with the following decisions and more: creating a floor plan, hiring transportation for the wedding day (we used three vendors: a hotel shuttle, an all-purpose van, and a limo), hiring and negotiating a better rate for drapes, brainstorming ideas, communicating with other vendors, buying small items that we forgot (tea candles, a car decorating kit, and a guest book), lending us some common wedding items (a ring pillow, candle holders, and a "bird cage" for gifts), delivering ribbons for the wedding cake, and creating a master schedule. We also appreciated that Diana was fine with the unusual gender roles in our planning process, as the groom handled most of the planning. We found that some vendors were quite sexist in this respect, but Diana was fine with communicating with both of us. In short, we can't emphasize enough how thankful we are for Diana's help.