The cocktails at Manor Tavern were the undeniable highlight of our evening. They were stunning to…read morelook at, beautifully balanced, and not overly sweet. My husband ordered a lavender cocktail that was absolutely lovely. Unfortunately, the food didn't hold up to the same standard. My Maryland crab soup was underwhelming. For a state known for its crab, there was barely any crab meat to speak of. My husband fared better with his fried Brussels sprouts starter, which he really enjoyed, and his pork chop entree was solid. I ordered the wahoo fish special as my main, but it was so dry I couldn't get through it and had to send it back. I replaced it with a shrimp Caesar salad, which was fine but completely unremarkable. Our server was genuinely lovely and attentive, though drink refills were frustratingly slow throughout the meal. It seemed like a bar bottleneck rather than anything on her end, but it did affect the overall experience. The biggest sticking point is the price. For the quality of food we received, the menu feels overpriced. The cocktails were a bright spot, but the kitchen needs to catch up to justify what you're paying.

I love dry martinis. Dry towels. Dry senses of humor, even…read more What I don't love is dry fish. My grouper had the makings of a fine dish. The flavor. The texture of the couscous. The crunchy onion straws. Then I bit into the white, flaky meat, hopeful it would match the caliber of its accompaniments. I was sadly mistaken. To avoid reaching for my dad to give me the Heimlich, I gulped water to get it down. Considering fish comes from water, it's quite a trick to make it taste like kindling. If you're going to serve your patrons dry fish and make them sweat to death in your hot dining room while they wait for refills, kindly put a carafe of water on each table. Or let them wear CamelBaks. Our waitress was clearly overworked. She was managing about 20 tables, making it hard to get more water--or anything, really. At least put man bun to work and have him ask customers if they need anything. Like water. If it were socially acceptable for me to wring my shirt into my glass, I would have. I didn't want to embarrass my father, so I refrained. I swore I wouldn't rip any more restaurants, but no one asked why I left three-quarters of my fish on the plate. Not the overworked waitress. Not the manager, who walked past our table half a dozen times, intentionally dodging eye contact. If they had, I would have told them the truth. Frankly, I think they already knew. So here we are. The truth hurts sometimes. Just like dry fish going down the gullet.

Just had my daughters bridal shower there and I have to say I couldn't have picked a better venue…read morethe service was great the food was great and the room we had was perfect they let us come early to set up and we had the best hostess/waitress (I'm so sorry I forgot her name) she really made our party great from start to finish I thank you again. I would 1000% recommend this restaurant they really know how to make your special day even more specia. Thanks again

We always count on a good meal here. Nice menu selections and weekly specials…read more Lisa is wonderful and handles take away like the super pro she is . The bar is fun - but can become overwhelming when packed - which is pretty often. The mixologists are terrific and attentive.

Kylie was great! Beautiful views and delicious wine! We will definitely come back! Beautiful views!read more

First visit to try out their wines. Very pleasant surroundings and really unique tasting room…read morethat's in house that's been converted. Feels very homey. Service was friendly and I think overall the prices here are reasonable. Was not big on their whites - they were a bit to austere for our taste. The grunier vetliner holds promise but it's missing some of that wonderful pepper spicy note that you typically get. On the red side, they're entry-level wine, which is Redbone was actually our favorite kind of a pizza style light red. I also thought the title, which is there biggest red was pretty decent and they had a new release which I didn't catch the name of but tasted, and it was a Good one as well. Knocked on some cheese and bread with a music in the background and a beautiful deck. A worthwhile destination on a beautiful Saturday

Craving a light snack before seeing a movie at the adjacent theater, we stopped in TGT for a beer…read moreand pretzels. Our service by Natalie was great and the pretzels hit the spot. It was very cold in there so note to self to bring a sweater next time. If you're looking for tasty bar food, burgers, wings, good beer selection....this is the place for you.

My group of 5 stopped in on a Tuesday, 30th of December…read more Located in the Hunt Valley Towne Center, there's lots to do in the area! Theres plenty of parking and this Greene Turtle is huge. We sat at a table and we went to the bar to order drinks and food. It seemed there was no server only the bartender and food runners, that was the only annoying thing. The food was good for turtle bar food. The boneless wings were pretty tiny, some of mine were simply fried breading. Next time I'll get the bone-in. The chicken tenders are always stellar as are the fries and tots! Overall the restaurant was clean, and my group had a great time having a skee ball competition. $1 for a game! The bathrooms were clean and it's a nice spot to hang out at chill at! I'd recommend this Greene turtle!

I love this center and school. They offer classes for kids from 1.5 to 15 and have many classes for…read moreadults. Foreign languages, music, dance, art, sewing to name a few. Sewing classes for kids is the favorite of many kids. I highly recommend this center and school to anyone who is looking for well-rounded students and holistic educational system. In addition, they have concerts, Masterclasses for adults. They also have a working cafe. It is a hidden gem in Pikesville.

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