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 Beautiful and bustling outdoor cafe |
1647 Thames Street Fells Point Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 522 6731 |
Located at the intersection of Thames Street and Broadway, this lively little bar is at the very heart of Fells Point. It's also home to the biggest outdoor seating area in the neighborhood - a great place to sip a beer and soak up the local color. Inside, there are hardwood floors, redbrick walls and a well-stocked bar. The kitchen serves up decent bar fare, with an emphasis on fresh seafood. (Try the oysters.) On weekends, a DJ entertains, and during the week various local acoustic musicians play. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Eat mussels at Bertha's |
734 South Broadway Fells Point Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 327 5795 http://berthas.com/ |
In Baltimore, Bertha's means the blues - and mussels to beat the band. Offered with your choice of eight sauces, Bertha's Mussels are plump, tender, and steamed just right. For years this Fells Point landmark has been giving out green bumper stickers that simply state: "Eat Bertha's Mussels." The rest of the seafood entrees are also very good. They, too, boast fresh ingredients and a sure touch. The décor is warm and funky, the atmosphere lively, and, on weekends, even rowdy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Baltimore's premier Irish music pub |
1730 Thames Street Fells Point Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 276 9866 http://www.catseyepub.com/ |
According to Celtic music aficionados, this Fells Point pub is the place to go in Baltimore to hear authentic Irish folk music. With its wood-paneled walls and gigantic oak bar, it's the perfect setting for hoisting a glass of Guinness or Harp and enjoying a jig or reel. The steady stream of Irish musicians is supplemented by local and national jazz, blues and zydeco acts. Fell's Point can be nuts on weekends, so to enjoy the full homey effect of this place, visit during the week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lively Rock and Roll Club |
701 S Bond Street Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 558 1889 http://www.fletchersbar.com/ |
Home to Baltimore's alternative rock scene, this large Fells Point club brings in well-known, independent-label bands almost every night. The wonderfully garish downstairs boasts a full bar, a kitchen serving decent bar-fare and four pool tables. The upstairs, which is dimly lit, features another bar, a small lounge area and the concert hall. The beer is cheap, the music is loud, and the place is generally packed with the an eclectic assortment of Bohemians and college kids. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Baltimore's Blues music capital |
1710 Aliceanna Street Fells Point Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 276 6388 http://www.fullmoon-saloon.com/ |
For many years, Baltimore has been home to a great Blues scene made up of countless knowledgeable fans and scores of talented musicians. Most of them, at one time or another, have visited this friendly, down-home Fells Point bar. How seriously do they take the Blues here? There are benches in front of the stage known as "Blues Pews," and the saloon hosts live music seven nights a week and national acts every Saturday. The kitchen even serves Blues cuisine, such as Gumbo, Pork Barbecue and Meatloaf. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Neighborhood tavern with innovative menu |
1800 Thames Street Fells Point Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 327 5561 / +1 877 732 3460 (Toll Free) http://www.johnstevenltd.com |
This dimly-lit tavern offers an innovative menu that includes steamed shrimp and sushi. Eat in the casual dining room or charming outdoor courtyard. College students flock here for the beer, while tourists and local yuppies enjoy the reasonably priced food. Choose the succulent Steamed Shrimp, Cajun Crawfish Pie or a low-calorie safari burger, which is made with ostrich meat. The full-service bar has some 20 beers on tap, including several local brews. Cigar smoking is prohibited, although cigarette smoking is allowed. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cooped up at Kooper's |
1702 Thames Street Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 563 5423 http://www.koopers.com/ |
Step into Kooper's - a classic American bar. Named after the owners Labrador, this long bar greets you with its cheery red brick exteriors. The warm and friendly atmosphere seems to be the highlight of this joint. Popular among college students and locals, Kooper's serves the usual variety of draughts and typical pub grub as well as steaks and seafood. Try the yummy Crab Cakes and hugely popular burgers. Football freaks can hop in on Monday nights and check out the football nights. Noisy, lively and fun - that's Kooper's for you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Latino magic |
509 South Broadway Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 522 6700 http://www.latinpalace.com/ |
Salsa your way into the vibrant Latin Palace at Fells Point. In here, it's all about the music. Live music performances and local and international DJs will keep you on your feet and boogying away. Heat up the floor of the Casa Salsa Dance Club with your sensual dance moves or enjoy yourself at the bar. Got two left feet? Don't worry - this multi storey club even offers dance lessons. Refuel with some tapas or Tex-Mex dishes and a range of beverages at the Restaurante Las Palmas. Find out more about their party packages and let them host a bash for you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Largest Beer Selection in the State |
737 South Broadway Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 675 6297 / +1 888 675 6297 http://www.maxs.com |
Featuring the largest beer selection in Maryland, with 68 rotating taps and over 200 bottled beers, Max's is the place to go to grab a cold drink, watch a sporting event, and have a fun and relaxing time altogether. Order a bite to eat from the lunch or dinner menus offering plenty of burgers and sandwiches to complement your beer selection. Max's also has 15 TVs with links to sporting events and several pool tables. For special events, choose from Max's extensive catering menus or organize a private party or black tie affair for up to 500 in one of the private rooms available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Awe shucks! |
930 South Broadway Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 522 5820 http://www.shuckersoffellspoin... |
Scoot up to this waterfront restaurant in a water taxi and get attuned to some of the casual live entertainment that takes place until the wee hours. Elegant cuisine in the form of seafood, steak and pasta are served on the patio. Aside from being a romantic spot for dinner, Shucker's irresistible lunch offer on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, half-priced fish & chips on Fridays, steak entrée on Mondays and a long happy hour with domestic drafts, house wines and rail drinks draw in the crowds. The laid-back, yet lively atmosphere tends to loosen you up after a long day—let go of your inhibitions on the Thursday karaoke nights, or just enjoy the TVs and the pool in the company of friends while the unobtrusive staff expertly attends to your gastronomic desires. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delightful neighborhood pub |
2031 East Fairmount Avenue Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 522 4477 |
This cozy pub boasts an antique, copper-topped mahogany bar and candlelit wooden farm tables. The menu is limited (not much longer than the list of beers on draft) but the kitchen offers more than the usual pub grub. Try the Grilled Salmon, daily pasta special or a Chicken Quesadilla, the latter served with sour cream and homemade salsa. If you have room for dessert - the dinner portions are enormous - opt for a slice of pie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fusion fiesta |
1717 Eastern Avenue Baltimore, MD 21231 United States +1 410 534 5650 http://www.tdbistro.com/about.... |
Famous Chef Timothy Dean opened this unpretentious yet elegant restaurant as a realization of his dream. Soft lighting and great background music make every dinner an intimate one at this dreamy bistro. Using the freshest of local ingredients, Dean has created a delicious French-American fusion menu. Divine dishes like the Butter Poached Maine Lobster (with macaroni and cheese, essence of black truffle) and the Duck Confit (with pomme frites, arugula and parmesan salad), fight for your palate's attention. Choose the perfect accompaniment from the huge selection of drinks available. End the meal with a to-die-for dessert like the Chocolate Molten Cake with Deep Chocolate Ice Cream. Mmmmm! Review © 2007, Wcities |