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    One Eyed Mike's

    4.2 (289 reviews)

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    ONE EYED MIKE'S ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Kettle One - Up with a Twist
    J E.

    A small group of us came here for drinks and dinner... the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. The place has a really cool, historic vibe to it and we heard it's haunted too. The concept is really intriguing here, you can buy a bottle of Grand Marnier and it'll stay in that bar forever, until you drink it all. If you come back anytime, you can drink it for free or pay a couple of bucks if you want it mixed into a cocktail. They have thousands of bottles stocked here with people's IDs on them. Their cocktail list is very cool as well... a couple of hits were their Caramel Old Fashioned and their Perfect Storm. Watching the bartender make the Caramel Old Fashioned is a treat as well! They have a very nice menu and it's not "dive bar" type food either, the chef is a legit, French trained chef making amazing food. The items we tried we all very good. Crab cakes were outstanding and everything was made from fresh ingredients! Highly recommend stopping in to check them out!

    Caesar salad
    Giliane L.

    This was my second visit to the restaurant. The first time I came in late, so I only had drinks, which were great. This time, I was able to try the food, and it did not disappoint! The French onion soup was amazing, full of flavor and so comforting. I had the Caesar salad with shrimp, which was fresh and tasty, and the steakhouse burger was delicious and cooked perfectly. The vibe is cozy and welcoming, and the staff were super friendly and attentive. Glad I came back

    Bar area
    Qadira W.

    Thid bar is a Grand Marnier club where you can become a member if you choose. Went on a random Tuesday evening and had the best experience. Quiet, intimate, dimly lit, even the shades at the front of the bar were closed. All you had was the light from the bar area and the display cases. Ordered some shrimp and a couple of Grand Mariner cocktails and was delighted. The bartender was a great hostess. Don't come to this bar, if you want to drink and watch a game. There are no TVs at this bar, so this is a different kind of vibe.

    Kristina V.

    The food is fantastic, but let's not lie, the real gem there is the old-fashioned. Fantastic service, and bartenders making the best drink ever. You have to go, it is like art. Put it in the Smithsonian! The place is really cool too. Kind of dark and sexy meets Cheers.

    Calico Jack
    Mary K.

    Just stopped here for cocktails but I feel like we had the whole experience! Such a cool bar, the story and the history behind their bottle club and even the decor really adds so much value to this place. We happened to be sitting as a ghost tour stopped in for a drink and got to hear some of the cool stories! Our bartender was great and knew all the history as well.

    wine
    Maura C.

    I had a great time at One-Eyed Mike's! I met up with a few friends here and we sat at that bar. They ordered food that I had a couple bites of and enjoyed! We got a couple cocktails and wine here as well and overall the vibe was great. The bartender was cool and personable and made some good recommendations. He also took a shot of Malort with us lol. I ordered a dirty gin martini that I thought was great, and tried my friend's espresso martini which was also good! Some other reviews mentioned it being not great, but the ones she ordered were solid in my opinion. I would definitely return to try out the food!

    Outside
    Ana B.

    (Really a 3.5 but bump up bc I live here and we need to support local). This was one of the stops in our bar crawl for my friends goodbye party. I've lived in the city for five years and never made it here! It's off the beaten path in terms of fells point bars but it's classier inside than what the name suggests - thought it was a DIVE bar (looks like it's also a restaurant). We went bc my friend saw they had expressions martinis but I will say (not sure if it's bc we ordered six) the quality was so bad. First of all you can see from my photo the foam is chunky. Like they tried to do a nitro but it was awful. I give it three stars bc of the cloyingly sweet drink that none of us could finish. But the star is the ranch vodka martini. It's so different and good - make sure to ask for the pearl onion! This is also a Grand Marnier bar where you can buy your own bottle for like $250 a year and store and get access to events. The staff was accommodating for a large group of rowdy people so I do appreciate that. I will be back and can't believe I've never been here before!

    Huge wedge salad
    Kimberly W.

    One-eyed Mike's is located on a residential street. It is a converted rowhome that will surprise you. You open the door and a long bar fills the dimly lit space. Everyone is friendly. The owner is awesome and definitely comes out and chats with you. There are regulars and new guests. All the food is really good and most of the portions are huge. The wedge salad is big enough to split and the chunks of bacon in it are amazing. The coolest thing about One-eyed Mike's is you can be a member of the Grand Marnier club. I would tell you all about it, but just go and find out for yourself.

    a glass of orange juice
    Bell A.

    I enjoyed One Eyed Mikes. I arrived around 6:45PM, headed to the beautiful courtyard in the back and proceeded to order dinner. I had the crab cake sandwich with a side of pasta salad. I also ordered a caramel old fashion and another delicious drink I am forgetting the name of. I enjoyed my food and drinks. The courtyard is beautiful and has heat lamps. Our server was really nice and attentive. Would recommend and return.

    Meatball Appetizer
    Joan L.

    2 1/2 stars. Cute little bar with dining room off the main dragin Fells Point. The interior is dimly lit with white clothed tables. Compared to busy Thames street, the place was almost empty. Seems like a nice place for a date night. Ultimately though, most of the food was a fail for me. The best item was the appetizer meatballs. The meatballs tasted freshly made but were covered with oodles of sauce and cheese. 17 year old and I ordered the Crab Cake Sandwich. This had to be one of the worst crab cakes I have ever had. It had lots of filling, very little crab, and was so salty I could barely eat it. I brought my leftovers to 15 year old and he agreed. My salad n ordered Brussel sprouts to go which were soft, without any crisp at all. The best part of our sandwiches was the side of pasta salad that came with it. I am not usually a pasta salad fan, but this was Mediterranean style, with olives, tomatoes, and a hint of oil. My husband enjoyed his scallops and risotto. I thought the scallops were too salty. Service was very friendly and efficient. Shameful that a crab cake in Maryland was so bad. Not a place I would personally return to but giving them the upgrade for service and nice ambiance.

    Espresso martinis
    Tina G.

    I came in with a few people on a Saturday night for the first time. It's quite dark with Grand Marnier bottles all over the wall. It's kind of intimidating to be honest. But we were able to sit at the bar and the bartender took our order immediately. I got the espresso martini, which to be honest, I could not finish bc it was waaay too sweet. The manager was also helping to bartend and saw that I wasn't drinking it and asked if I wanted something else. He told me about their ranch or blue cheese Infused martinis so I got the ranch and it was really delicious! He let me try it and then added more olive juice to my liking. I really enjoyed the drink and appreciated that he tailored it to me. There were tables in the back room where people seemed to be eating. The restrooms were clean and stocked. The bar area is pretty small and was crowded.

    Sylvester L.

    Speakeasy vibes with awesome bartenders. Attentive service. Food service was closed when we arrived tho. Solid espresso martini

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    Love one eyed mikes! I liked the dark ambiance and their Old Fashioned is perfection! The bartender we had was the nicest lady ever.

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    Excellent ambiance. Most definitely looking forward to going back.Especially happy hour. Yay! Good ordeves.

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    Do they make a good bloody mary?

    Yes! They use a horseradish mix so you can make it as spicy or as mild as you like.

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