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    Nottingham's Tavern

    2.6 (226 reviews)
    Open 3:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    NOTTINGHAM'S TAVERN ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Very loud
    DJ
    Casual
    Good for dancing

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    Inside bar
    Abby S.

    We came in on the day of st. Patrick's and wow this place was poppin! It was also Latin night. The dance floor was full of people and the bar was packed! Service was good, the bartenders were quick with getting drinks made! We sat at the bar and it was very fun to people watch. This bar has arcade games and lots of pool tables plus ample seating for large groups. Towards the end of the night a lot of people were getting pretty rowdy. It was fun though and we will come back!

    Corona w/ Grenadine
    Shoshana R.

    Without the need for any real motivation, I decided to take a roadtrip from NY to the DMV last week to chill with fam. While in route it was already decided that Friday we were hanging out. One of my nieces just moved and wanted to check out Nottingham's Tavern. When the day arrived, we all got ready for happy hour headed out to NT. Upon arrival the space is very spacious with some regulars at the bar. The four of us grabbed a high-top and was introduce to Jasmine, our server who was new. She was very nice and was holding down here tables very well. Now the DJ's were really good, I believe there were 3 gentlemen that rotated on the one's & two's. From the time we entered we barely sat down. The food and drinks were another story. The drinks, with the exception of the bottled beers, were horrible. I ordered a bullet with ginger-ale and my god sister ordered a Kettle One vodka with pineapple, both were nasty. Since both drinks were only two ingredients I'm guessing that their ice might have been the problem. In addition there was a Don Julio drink and a Pumpkin Espresso Martini also not good. The food was ok, it was pretty much typical bar food. We ordered the Chicken Nacho Basket, Wings (lemon pepper & buffalo), Southwest Chicken Egg-rolls and tots (they don't have fries... blasphemy!). I tried the tots, wings and egg-rolls. The wings were cooked well, as preferred, but the lemon pepper was absolutely too salty. The southwest egg-rolls were tasty. The tots were basic, again I'm stuck on the no french fries. Overall atmosphere and tunes great, the food ok but the drinks are a Nah. Which is crazy because this is a bar. To top it off they over charged us for one of those nasty drinks. I asked Jasmine, who again was great, about it and showed her the bill. I was offered another drink, told her absolutely not, but that I wanted a refund and she could keep it. The bill was already paid and she deserved even extra. Nonetheless we had a great time laughing and dancing. Just A Note: They have several things going on at once. There was karaoke and a comedy show schedule for that night. In addition they have pool tables towards the back.

    Nottys Smoked Old Fashion
    Ieshia T.

    The experience at Nottingham's was a 5 star rating. However, service was not and although I could definitely understand why, but really? I wasn't looking for anything crazy big and when one of my social groups posted they were going to nottingham's, I thought that would be perfect. I've been here a couple times before and it isn't a huge space but I do love that they have an outside area. If you're ever feeling overwhelmed, you can go outside and hang out for a bit. People also go out there to smoke and on this night there wasn't a bartender at that bar so you can sit and just hang out and talk or chat. I love that a lot of people wearing costumes because it's just something hilarious to me about people dancing in costumes. Service wasn't that great and drinks took a really long time to come out and I understand it being a busy night and maybe if it is more completely prepared staff wise. They had some security there and it definitely helped to make things feel safe because I actually looked like security. It was explaining to me that they charge entry based upon capacity and not at a certain time because of at the time we arrived, we were charged injury which was surprising but I guess I'm glad I had cash on me. They also allowed re-entry which was nice because I had to take a layer off and it got so hot inside. They switched up their menu for the fall and had some interesting cocktail choices on there. I went with the hot honey Peach Margarita since I had already been sipping on tequila. I couldn't really identify anything in it besides a little spice which I liked. By the time it arrived, I completely forgot what I had ordered and couldn't pick up on any flavoring. Having the outside bar open definitely would have helped but maybe there's a policy about that and the temperature and heat lamps or something. They definitely should have had help with making drinks on a night with a lot of people in attendance. All in all, it was a nice night and I enjoyed meeting new people and all of the costumes I saw.

    Sunday football menu
    Aaron B.

    Nice spot to watch all kinds of sporting events. During football season, all the games are on. Plenty of space to sit. Reserved tables are welcomed. Have some arcades and pool tables in the back. Outdoor seating is available as well. Started with the old bay wings. Not too much flavor on the wings but you can taste a hint of old bay. Others that I was with order the jerk wings and said the same thing about the flavor. Not too much there. Bacon cheeseburger sliders had more flavor to them and the fries were really good.

    What was left of the horrible drink after I took out the ice.

    Forgot the fries that we ordered. Quesadilla were cold. Meatball sliders were cold. Sent the Mojito back. It was warm, no mint, no rum. Decided to try the mango margarita. The picture shows the ice that was in the $12 drink. Which they would not take back even after I said, I didn't like how it tasted. First and last visit

    Don Julio margarita
    Greg S.

    Came down for Happy hour. Grab a margarita. They had security at the door. Fast and kind service. The area was huge but clean. They also played some great music. I would come back to try some new food and drink for sure!

    Spicy wings
    Kimberly A.

    Ok not bad if you put the cover charge aside ($20 is absolute nonsense on a weekend with no live entertainment). But the wings were really good and so was the blue cheese dressing. The quesadillas weren't too bad at all really. Best part was the bartenders. They were super sweet and personable.

    Happy Hour until 8PM
    Steve E.

    This place has the best happy hour specials in the area and HH is until 8PM... The drinks are good. Especially the Margaritas They have a DJ so music can be a little loud and hard to have a conversation. The Pizza is WACK !!!!! No flavor at all. The Nachos ...skip them...what is that cheese? Wings...value for taste is not there especially with celery and carrots chopped in 1/2....wtf? Will I come back? Yes for drinks... Enjoy a meal...I would have to be pissy drunk

    Bambi S.

    Came into town on a Friday and met with some friends to celebrate their birthday. This place is a whole vibe...great people, delicious food, strong drinks, and lots of dancing. They had a party inside and had a party going on outside. The wait time on the food and drinks were a little long due to crowds but worth the wait. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for everything in one visit.

    Original Maryland Pit Turkey Sandwich
    Thembi S.

    This place is a solid 3. Very divey and big. Last time I was there I noticed a whole other section I'd never known was there and it spanned the length of the space I'm used to. My last visit I went to play pool. The pool tables are decent and are rented by the hour (I didn't pay so not sure what the cost is). None of the patrons seemed to mind my endless cursing from sucking at pool, which was nice. That said, I was less than impressed with the draught beer menu and they didn't have some of the bottles listed on the menu either, which was frustrating. I went with a Raging Bitch after 2 other options I wanted weren't available. Plus the food menu was lacking. Bar food is not my jam, but the sandwich I felt obligated to order was decent. Wish the tots had salt on them! Service was great, no complaints there. Will return but prolly will eat and drink first.

    Bri L.

    The people here are so sweet the ladies at the bar and the security kept a close watch and kept checking in to make sure we were ok. The service was wonderful and even made us a custom drink we requested. I really enjoyed the vibe.

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    Sonoma's Bar & Grill is a smallish restaurant and bar with good music, food, drink, and staff…read more We know someone in an all-woman Beatles-cover-band, Magical Mystery Girls, so we followed them to Sonoma's here and found a standing-room-only crowd! (Apr 2026). We hunted among filled tables until we found a one-seat open high-top and managed to beg another seat from elsewhere. We had a great view of the stage. We ordered beers directly from the bar because our table was sort of improvised. We got a Burger Shark draft, a smooth malty amber ale from Odenton's own Crooked Crab. And a good-old ice-cold bottled Natty Boh lager. The drinks were served right away. And in those few minutes, staff (it looked like a hands-on chip-in manager!) took us on at our invented table, and got our out-of-order food-order to us pretty quickly. We had a piping-hot sweet tender Yuengling-Beer-Battered Cod Sandwich on a brioche-textured bun, with a classic thick-yet-light crispy batter, american cheese, lettuce, and lightly spicy ranch. And a savory Grilled Smoked Portobello on a thick pretzel bun, piled high with roasted red peppers, onions, provolone, and lettuce. Both delicious and inexpensive. The band was lots of fun! Of course we knew every song. The band landed every riff and musical phrase that you know and love, yes they can hit Paul's high notes! And they bring enough original touches to each song to make the music their own. Tonight was their quartet (not their 6-piece band), and each musician had the lead in at least one song. They are loud, filling the room even with all the people soaking up the vibes. I almost didn't mention that Sonoma's keeps a dance-floor open in front of the stage, and we rocked all evening! We had a great boisterous, thirst-quenching, tasty, welcoming evening. I would expect this shopping center to re-grow around this popular long-time restaurant-bar music-venue (since 1996!). TLDR location info next, but it might save you a trip to the wrong shopping center. You'll find Sonoma's in the "Owen Brown Village Shopping Center" on the south arm of Cradlerock Way circle off Broken Land Parkway. This is the Center with the gas station, not the center next door with the big-chain grocery, and not the smaller center with the convenience store around the north arm of Cradlerock. This center is somewhat sleepy these days, so there's plenty of parking. There's more parking in a northeast lot, too. From the main lot, you walk by the nail salon, then turn between the buildings where the Chick 'n Friends chicken-shop used to be. (Best Pressure-fried Chicken and delicious catfish now at a different location!) It's a short walk southeast to Sonoma's on the right, with outdoor tables and a bright blue-and-yellow hard-seltzer ad facing the Lake Eikhorn trail and the back of the grocery. The actual Sonoma's sign above the entrance is subtle compared with the bright window ad.

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