An atmospheric alehouse that supplements its rich beer selection with Old World fine dining.

• “Delightful food”
• “Exquisite food, laidback ambience, good brews”
• “Great place for drinks”
• “Great food and beer – too busy”
• “Great beer, so-so food”

Tips: The Resurrection is definitely a local favorite. A sugary brew made from five types of barley malt, it gains further distinction by being served in a goblet.

Brewer’s Art

A good jukebox and great beer selection distinguish Friends from the Fells competition.

• “Best appetizers!”
• ””

Tips: The only drawbacks to this bar are the facilities. Remember Trainspotting?

Friends at Fells Point

Hipsters and preppies flock to the two-story bar for the extensive beer selection and pool tables.

• “wonderful chicken sandwiches and great beer”
• “Great beer selection”
• “Max’s A fave for years”
• “MAX’S MEANS BEER!!!!!”
• “Drowning in Beers”

Max’s On Broadway

Kick back in this unpretentious Canton tavern, then get fired up about football.

• “Looney’s is Great”
• “scoop it”
• “dorie is looney haha”
• “GREAT TIME TO BE HAD BY ALL!”

Tips: The Tuesday night discount on burgers brings the price of these mammoth sandwiches (served with fries) to under $5.

Looney’s Pub

With kings, presidents and other luminaries as past patrons, The Belvedere’s landmark watering hole provides a history of good company.

• “Best bar in Bmore!! hands down!”
• “Historical Bar with character”
• “Worst experience in Baltimore. ”
• “Neat little place for drinks and food with friends”
• “Yuk!”

Tips: Two happy-hour drink specials are offered Monday through Friday—one from 4pm to 7 pm, and the other from 11:30pm to 2am.

The Owl Bar

One Fells Point’s jazz-and-blues stop happens to have an Irish accent.

• “Great Local Hang out”
• “Fun and Good Music”
• “Philly”
• “Always a great time”

Tips: Described as “organized chaos,” St. Patrick’s Day turns everyone green for the day. Get into the spirit with Dogs Among the Bushes, a Celtic trio which plays from 2pm to 1:30am.

Cat’s Eye Pub

A homey tavern, near the Inner Harbor, or microbrews and pub grub meals.

Tips: While Oliver’s Brewery’s Summer Light, Indian Pale Ale and Irish Red brews are particularly tasty, if you visit during the holidays, try the oustanding Christmas Ale.

Wharf Rat Tavern

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