Really cool bar with great drinks. I'll def stop in every time I'm in the area which will be in…read moreabout a month.

Rye was cute, quaint, and dark bar located in Fells Point, Baltimore. It wasn't too crowded and I…read morewas able to get a two-person high top table by the bar upon immediately walking in. The service from the bartenders was not so great or welcoming. When I asked about the espresso martini and asked for it without lavender, the bartender made way too big of a deal. The espresso martini is pre-made. I opted for a vodka soda and it was pretty hard to drink. The menu feels limited. They do not have pineapple, Red Bull, or many other popular mixes. Positively, prices are very good, especially compared to the other bars in the area. I would like to go back and try the food because it smelled amazing and hopefully find something better to drink on the menu that I like!

This is about my experience at William Fell Tavern, not the Anchor Bar…read more Unfortunately, something was off with the fish. I couldn't tell if it was bad catfish or simply undercooked, but the batter inside was mushy and unpleasant, and I couldn't eat most of it. The salad was heavily overdressed and nearly inedible. Bread was also missing, despite being advertised as part of the restaurant week menu. The cookies were mediocre, and the $4 canned soda was disappointing, especially since I wasn't told it was canned and wouldn't have ordered it had I known. Another red flag: no malt vinegar available for fish and chips, with white vinegar offered instead (which kind of says it all). Service was attentive, and the portions could be a good deal if you can tolerate the food, but I won't be returning.

Awesome cocktails in the only basement bar in Fells Point ! Rathskeller speakeasy! Truly a…read moretreasure !!! Classic cocktails - try: * Old Fashion Love Story * Bow-tie Boulevardier * Fabulous French 75 * Not Your Average Mule * Masterful Manhattan * Blackeyed Susan Orange Crush

This one was an unexpected gem and one of the most memorable stops of our Fells Point trip…read more We walked in on a Thursday night (not sure of the exact time), and it was completely empty. No bartender in sight, no other patrons, no background noise. For a moment, we genuinely wondered if we were in the right place. The bar is down a flight of stairs, tucked into the basement, and it's notable because it's Fells Point's only and possibly first basement bar, which already gives it serious character points. We waited near the bar for a few minutes, heard nothing, saw no one, and eventually started heading back up the stairs to leave. That's when Steve, the bartender, literally came after usnot in a weird way, but in a very human, "Hey! Sorry about that, I was in the stock room come back in!" way. And honestly? From that moment on, the experience completely flipped. Steve was phenomenal. Friendly, welcoming, deeply knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the place. He's worked there for 18 years, and once we sat down, he turned the bar into a living history lesson. He shared stories about Fells Point, Baltimore, Edgar Allan Poe, the building itself, and all the ghost stories tied to the space. He also told us about the celebrities who've passed through, including the fun detail that Blake Shelton once sat in the very bar stool I was sitting in and ordered a Bullet bourbon. Naturally, that kind of trivia just adds to the charm. Drink-wise, I ordered an Angry Orchard, and my friend had a single Tito's with cranberry and soda water. Our total was $26.16, which feels pretty standard for Baltimore definitely not cheap, but not shocking either. The bar itself is small, intimate, and packed with atmosphere exposed brick, low ceilings, and that cozy, historic, slightly haunted vibe you hope for in a basement bar. It's also connected to The William Fell Inn hotel through a separate entrance, which makes it feel like a hidden secret rather than a tourist stop. We loved the history, the stories, the ghosts, the setting and especially Steve. Being the only patrons that night was actually a gift, because it let us really soak it all in. That said, we're absolutely planning to come back on a busy night to see how the energy shifts when it's full. If you love historic bars, good storytelling, and places that feel like they've seen things Anchor Bar is a must. ‍

Steve is the best; award winning bartender, what more can I say... come for Steve…read more (Extra characters...)

Stumbled across this establishment on a late night adventure. Was greeted and seated promptly upon…read moreentering. Order the the Fools goal and enjoyed the environment. There is a dark candle lit ambiance. I could actually hold a conversation with others cause the music wasnt too loud. I absolutely loved that. Definitely going back and trying a dish or 2 next time.

It's a cool spot. It was a little hidden like most Speakeasy's which I love. When we entered it had…read morea cool dark but calming vibe and they weren't too busy. We had a party of 7 and we pretty much had our pick of where to sit. The waitress was talking really fast and low and we kept having to ask her to repeat herself. She never slowed down OR spoke louder. Once she had our drink orders, they didn't take long to come out. I ordered the "AKA" it was tequila based and was pretty good. Everyone was pretty happy with their drinks. This is when the night turned. 4 of the 7 of us wanted to leave and head elsewhere, the waitress made ALL 7 of us pay even though the others wanted to stay and order more. She would not budge on this and seemed pretty nonchalant about it. .. all in all. Glad we found it but won't be back.

The Rockwell is a good time but gets super crowded after 11pm. Drinks are nothing special. The…read moredigital art is really cool on the walls. This place used to be amazing when they had the live drummer drumming to the music. Miss the emo music here.

My friends come here often on the weekend and really love it. They decided to come on a Wednesday…read morebecause the deals are good and there's a wheel you can spin for specials. So I tagged along and of course I checked in. There was an offer for one free shooter when you check in. I showed it to the bartender and he said "We don't accept coupons, never have never will." I asked why they put it on Yelp if they don't accept it. He said "Yelp just puts stuff up there without asking." This is the only time I've never had an issue using one of the Yelp offers. The bartender's attitude was super off putting about it too which was the worst part. Aside from this he was actually really cool and did ask if we had any music requests. Overall, the deals are great and they also had beer pong set up. The music this night was 70s/80s throwback banger vibe.

Southpaw is quietly tucked in on the corner of Bond and Fleet in Fells point…read more The atmosphere is a laid-back environment with low-key, cozy decor. When we went, we weren't sure what to expect! But it looked great, and given that it is high focused on cocktails, we figured perfect place to try. The menu is unique, which we love, and it forced me to try something I don't usually drink. I tend to not imbibe Cognac based drinks, but they had an egg white drink (sucker for those) and it's not on the menu anymore but ooh it was so good. The texture and the palette were wonderful. We enjoyed some food as well. They have a very limited food menu, which is fine, got the smash burger and husband got the yard bird. We both liked both! We keep talking about going back soon since everything was just so well made. Definitely would recommend if you like a solid cocktail.

This is your new favorite locally owned little neighborhood bar…read more The vibes are chill, the service is professional, helpful, and friendly. The cocktails are creative and delicious. My favorite right now is the Cheerwine Rickey (American gin, lime, cherry soda, sweet vermouth). They also offer a very small menu Wednesday-Saturday nights. I can highly recommend the Smashburger and curly fries.

I finally made it to Pendry Baltimore and wow... this one absolutely lived up to the hype…read more First of all, let's talk about that espresso martini -- easily one of my favorites so far. Smooth, rich, perfectly balanced... this is the kind of drink that reminds me why I started my little espresso martini passport in the first place. It was giving luxury, it was giving intention, it was giving I need another one immediately. For food, I started with the crudo, which was super fresh and beautifully done -- light, bright, and the perfect way to kick off the meal. Then I had the scallops, and this is where they really won me over. Perfectly cooked, buttery, melt-in-your-mouth... just one of those dishes you don't want to end. The whole experience felt elevated without being stuffy -- gorgeous waterfront vibes, amazing service, and food and drinks that actually deliver. Definitely one of my favorite spots so far in Baltimore, and 100% somewhere I'll be bringing people when I want to impress.

The Cannon Room is a great spot if you're looking for an intimate space that's perfect for…read moreconversation and good drinks. The whiskey selection is impressive--this was actually my first time trying Pappy Van Winkle 15 Year, and it was incredibly smooth. If you're a whiskey drinker, you'll appreciate how extensive the selection is here. The bar menu is also surprisingly strong. I highly recommend the burger, and the crab cake is made with real lump meat--not imitation!!! The bartender was very knowledgeable and offered great recommendations throughout the night. Weekends can get pretty busy, but it's still a great spot for drinks and small bites.

Stopped into Penny Black with a friend during a work trip and instantly loved the vibe. It was…read morefreezing, windy, and right on the water so we both ordered the hot rum cider, which was exactly what we needed. Cozy, warming, and delicious. Two ciders ran us about $20, which felt reasonable for the setting and quality. We stopped in twice because we really wanted to try the bacon-wrapped goat cheese jalapeño poppers. The first time we weren't hungry enough, so we made a point to come back later and I'm glad we did. They were excellent. Not a huge portion, but it's an appetizer and felt appropriate. They were rich and well balanced, definitely a fork-and-knife situation, and worth the ~$14. The atmosphere is a big part of the appeal here. Tons of dark wood, historic character, and that old-Baltimore charm that makes you feel like the place has stories. It's warm and inviting. Perfect stop for drinks and a snack, especially on a cold day by the water. I'd absolutely go back if only for another hot rum cider and those poppers again.

I think the vibe is more bar than restaurant, but their food is just incredible! I almost always…read moreorder from the specials menu, never disappoints. Really cute place with lots of old charm. Plus, their cocktails are wonderful. Side note: it does get pretty hot inside sometimes..

Several different friends have wanted to check this place out so I've been here a few times lately…read more It's super dim inside but there's a lovely patio out back. The food, drinks, and staff here are solid. This last visit, my friend and I just ordered cocktails at the bar which were good. It was pretty lively inside and the mood setting was great for our night cap. During previous visits, I've gotten their Duck Confit Sliders and Bond Street Burger. The happy hour specials are quite good and staff are courteous. A fun little neighborhood bar!

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

I had only been here once before and just learned that one of my neighbors sometimes bartend here…read moreso I went recently for karaoke night. It's a quintessential Baltimore dive bar, but really vibrant and colorful. They usually have some sort of band or live music. This is definitely a local watering hole, but people come here from all over. Karaoke was really chill and fun and unlike other places I didn't have to wait long to sing. They don't have food here, but they sell chips at the bar and the menu is cheap. They only have white claw for seltzers -- a tip for my girlies who don't drink beer. On a nice day you will smell cigarette smoke as they leave the doors open. Definitely a favorite of mine and I will be back.

They don't make bars like this anymore. 1919 possesses a vibe that cannot be replicated. The bar…read moreitself it a work of art. The people there have a story to tell and are so interesting. A great place for a beer and a shot with an old friend.