Worst experience ever. The price is ridiculous. I paid for a single entry and my friend paid for a…read moresingle entry and they only gave up one hookah... if we would have come in separately they would have given us each our own hookah. Aside from this the staff was kinda rude. Taking tones with me that were totally unwarranted. I don't recommend this lounge.

This place is pretty hype. I arrived somewhat early and wasn't permitted with a "bag". The bouncer…read moredid offer to store my bag in his car. Hmm. Nice or shady. You be the judge. I'd like to side on the positive. When my cousin arrived, we stored my controversial satchel in the boot of the vehicle and ventured in. The host seated us next to another trio and we shared the low slung table for hookah paraphernalia and drinks. "This place is BYOB". The do have cups of ice in the back. And an assortment of juices, sodas, and teas to cut the alcohol you bring. I enjoyed the music. Hip hop mostly, and very very very loud. Lots of stripper hip-hop the kids are producing these days. There was a few huge TVs in our area as well broadcasting the Lakers beating Golden State in the final quarter. The hats must go off to the waitresses working the hookahs. They were always in the area, checking on progress. Don't be thrown off by the 4 stars. I'm 50, so I'd only come back here if my family decided to. The music and scene isn't classic hip-hop or R&B from the 80s and 90s.

My girlfriends and I went to Sugar Rays a few Sundays ago for brunch. DOPE experience! The music…read morewas great, the food was good, the drinks were LIT! The service was amazing! All around dope experience!

Sugar Ray's was def one of the best brunches I've done in Baltimore. Definitely a hole in the wall…read morespot but it is a hidden gem. The place is small and parking is tight so my group came early and were able to get a nice spot to eat. The cover is $25 and it's an all you can eat buffet with mimosas and sangria included. Food was good and there was a good variety of items. I was annoyed that they had curry chicken out on the buffet but wouldn't serve it until 2 hours into brunch. Why have it out if you not ready to serve it? Anyway, the party atmosphere is what won me over. The DJ was everything. By the time we left brunch, it was the beginning of the day party and we were so lit. Sugar Ray's is definitely somewhere I would do brunch again.

We came in later on a Saturday night. It was $65 for a hookah which seemed steep; however the place…read morewas busy and the DJ was pumping out loud music, making conversation difficult. This scene certainly is not for everyone. The crowd was mostly in their early 20s and predominantly female. Great opportunity for young men to meet some young women that are more than likely twerking and enjoying their BYOB drinks. Being our first time here, it was a little confusing as to whether we had to find our own seat or the server was going to do that for us. The hookah smoked great and the vibe was fun. The security in Kevlar was a little concerning to me, but maybe that the norm at clubbish places these days. When the music went off and the lights came on, everyone was quick to scurry out of there. The staff came over and was chatting with us, even exchanging drinks with us. They really respected their elders . Wednesdays are free crabs and discounted hookahs. The staff said it's their favorite night. Perhaps more chill than a Saturday. There is a liquor store in this shopping center which made this a very quick stop before going to the lounge. Despite being much older than their regular Saturday night crowd... I would totally go back!

Great place to hang with people and shake some ahh. Good for hood birthday parties meow meow meow…read moreheheheh

What a cute local hang out spot. My friend and I were looking for hookah. We drove from Baltimore…read more We wish we would have known it was a BYOB place. We love that. The service was a bit relaxed. We walked in and were not greeted. We headed toward the back and were told to sit wherever. A server came to take our beverage order and hookah order. They had a very large hookah selection. They only offer sodas & juice. We did see a carry out menu on the front counter so I believe you can also bring food in. The hookah was also reasonably priced!! $40

Great little spot, i hesitate even recommending so it doesn't get too flooded. Service was great…read more Wings were fried hard too

Didn't have a good experience here. Overpriced, watered down drinks and the music wasn't that…read moregreat. A standard bar masquerading as a luxe lounge experience.

This place is extremely hood, ghetto, unprofessional and dirty!! Lack of security and false…read moreadvertisement for the nights of parties. Paid for VIP service and receive basement service!! Do not go there if you're seeking a good time

Went here for date night, Food amazing,…read more Atmosphere amazing, Service wonderful. Then headed to the upstairs for more of lounge feel. Hookah that is ans I didn't bring any cigars so we didn't stay on the rooftop long. Definitely will recommend checking out The Garden Rooftop.

#RestaurantWeek Stop #5 did not disappoint! We had our annual girls dinner here and really loved…read morethe chic decor and half booth half table seating. Our server was really nice and managed our party of 4 well. The crispy shrimp and the devil eggs apps were a standout. I really enjoyed the whole Branzino and Mac & cheese as a side. After dinner wrapped, we went upstairs for a few cocktails and dance vibes. Very nice restaurant and rooftop and quite a hidden gem for the neighborhood! We'll be back and thank you!

I'd first like to say my boyfriend and I have been going to MK for YEARS, before the new paint,…read morebefore the DJ Booth and before they opened the new MK on Charles Street. That used to be our lil hangout. So my review of the 'new and improved' MK may be a little slighted. Okay one, the location of the lounge is pretty nice, off in the cut of Woodlawn and in the corner of a Shopping center. When MK is opened, the only traffic in that shopping center is for Pejus, MK, and maybe a few eateries. There is a HUGE parking lot so parking is never a issue. The line gets long at times, especially since MK is not that big. Bring your ID, they will ask and frisk. The admit price is a little high (compared to what it was a yr ago). Once you get in, there are couches against the walls, tables, and little stools/ chairs closest to the walkway. The music is hiphop/rap exclusively on the Fri/Sat/Holiday nights and really loud. Hookah: The hookahs are large and you can ask for extra hoses (depending on the size of your group plus a extra charge) They don't mind putting ice in the bowl if you ask. The flavors are star buzz and Al Fahkar - both give a full smoke and nice flavor. (I personally recommend Star-buzz - it seems to last a little longer). MY ONLY ISSUE with the Shisha is that some of the back staff don't pack the top bowl where the shisha doesn't get stuck to the foil which will give you a burnt taste after a few pulls. So if you are a hookah smoker - there may need to be a few adjustments during your visit. Drinks: BYOB!!!! I dont really like the {new} system. They check your bottle at the door, put a tag on it basically connecting it to your party, and they take the drink to the 'bar'. Every time you want a drink, you have to go ::let them pour YOUR drink FOR YOU::. Please be reminded, in the state of MD, you cant 'serve' alcohol after 2. Sooooo MAKE SURE YOUR BOTTLE IS GONE BEFORE TWO! After warnings, they will trash it, and NO you can not bring it out...Ultimately its a nice spot to hang on a weekend where you dont feel like going downtown, Pejus or the Windsor. ***NOTE: You CAN go to Pejus and order a hookah in there from MK (Dont let them tell you - you can't, I've done it.)

If your smoke some good shisha you must try this place. On Friday and Saturday they have a dj who…read moreis very talented and entertains the crowd with diverse music.

Sangria was a good time around 2018-2019. But now I am not sure what happened. Seems like they…read moreattract entirely different crowd. Seems like they haven't invested much in upkeep. Can visibly see things falling apart. Also I am pretty sure they are putting rail liquor in premium bottles . The last time I went I ordered Don Julio Anejo. It was by far the harshest tequila I've ever had. I promise it was the type of tequila that comes in plastic bottle.

I just dont have it for Sangria. The space is narrow and awkward and everything feels a little…read morerickety and run down. I have seen some people talk about a dress code and laughed...Sangria abetter not have a dress code with all them couches with burn marks all over them. If you on charles street. maybe you had dinner up the street or something. But honeslty you can go down to the Manor for better drinks and more elbow room