6 Best Gastropubs near Baltimore

“The Point In Fells offers a great environment with a lovely view of the Harbor, featuring indoor and outdoor seating. The food is delicious, especially the crab dip. The restaurant is a great spot for celebrations, but be aware that parking can be a challenge on weekends. Enjoy a drink with exceptional service from Tj, the talented bartender.“

“Of Love & Regret is a neighborhood bar with delicious cocktails and scrumptious food. They offer in-house hot sauce options that are a must-try. Guests love the pierogies and spicy margarita, as well as the Spruce almighty drink. The private event space is beautifully decorated and perfect for special occasions, with excellent service from the OLAR team. A highly recommended spot for events in Baltimore.“

“Copper Shark is a beautiful place with delicious food like short rib quesadillas and truffle fries. The service is friendly and fast, especially Kirstin the bartender. While servers may miss some check-ins, the experience is still recommended for a date night. Appetizers like calamari and shrimp, along with entrees like stroganoff and pan-seared chicken, make for a great dining experience.“

“The Bluebird Cocktail Room in Baltimore City is one of the top cocktail bars, offering a unique and classy experience. The menu is like a storybook with beautifully described drinks. The atmosphere is personalized, with wooden swings at the entrance and elegant southern retro decor inside. The seasonal cocktail menu is fresh and inventive, making it an ideal spot for a date night. The hospitality is exceptional, with delicious food and drinks served in a stunning setting. Overall, it's a perfect place for a memorable night out.“

“Cool decor, reasonable food, nice staff. Pretty standard hotel restaurant, and not really a destination of any sort. They are open late so I would say definitely an above average later dinner option.The buffalo cauliflower was a bit salty but tasty. Hummus was normal. My partner had an above average burger. The drinks are strong.“

“Wet City is a fun spot to grab a meal or catch a game. The atmosphere is lively, with colorful lights and artwork, and the service is usually quick and friendly. The menu can be limited, especially on days with pop-ups, but the food is often delicious. Beers and specialty drinks, like the prickly pear slushie margarita, are unique and tasty. However, some items, like fries, might not be made in-house, and gluten-free options are limited. Despite some inconsistencies, Wet City is a great alternative to crowded areas, and the staff, like bartender Cole, can make a visit truly enjoyable.“