Thrilled to say I'm continually fascinated by this place and this is strictly based off vibes and the environment itself... very fun place with a humble aesthetic that's easy on the ol' peepers (eyes). 5/5. Edit: i made a whoopsies; 5/5
Herman Singh
I always come here because of the staff, beer and atmosphere. It's one of the great spots in Baltimore. The food truck has great food
Bryan Haddad
Great brewery.
D Hutch
Even though I never had an issue until tonight I will never support y'all again. I have came to countless events over 15 years, which at this point was a complete waste of time. Well the 5 foot woman with short black hair and a green streak was completely horrible. One of my friend's was vending earlier and I came from PA to check if she was still there. I didn't see her so I sat facing the bar, reading beers. I am sure she and the other lady with orange hair saw me. I was like 'oh the Japanese rice beer' sounds good but I am not sure if I want a 16 oz. I walked up and waited to be helped. I asked to try it. There was one couple behind me and the other lady helped them. I walked down to the pour area following her and she walked back to the register ignoring me. I asked if they fill growlers she said no. I was going to ask about the pop up and the band at 8 but she acted like I was bothering her. I was like whatever as soon as I came back to the register, she said 'it's like you are trying beers are you going to get something.' I barely sipped the Japanese rice beer and placed the glass on the counter. I walked out. I guess it does matter how you are dressed and look otherwise you will judged as someone not able to afford 10 beer. I guess an ACDC shirt and torn jeans don't cut it đ I should not feel unwelcomed nor disrespected in a 'diverse' neighborhood. There is no excuse, individuals like her only have 'attitudes' when it's a solo carefree woman. If the guy with shoulder length hair helped me I'm sure I could have asked questions, enjoyed the 1 sip and opened a tap like I usually do with other beers on the list. Oh well, there are other breweries.
Molly Walker
Love the arcade games!
Ethan Weikel
Awesome brewery in Baltimore. Really improving with regular events and great food.
Colin McKenzie
Excellent brewery. Something for everyone. Beers, seltzers, food truck, pinball, and an excellent arcade. Favorite spot in Baltimore. I drive here from DC on the reg, it's so worth it. I only wish they were open longer.
leo v
This is a very cool place. I just went so my kid could check out the rated chess tournament (blitz G3+2) that happens every Monday night. Charles Village Chess hosts the Monday blitz and G20 quads Friday elsewhere, I believe. There was not only chess , but Mah Jong being played, good beer, live music outside, a room with like 30 operating pinball machines, another room full of vintage video games. Nice artsy, laid back vibe. Diverse crowd of friendly people. They only serve drinks, and a tiny bit of merch, so BYO outside food ok. All the brewery tanks and pipes visible...and this was on a Monday night. I wonder how Fridays are. I'm a fan. My son had fun playing chess...and reported the players were strong, which he appreciated . I had a beer while I waited for him to compete. We'll be back.
My boyfriend and I visited Peabody Heights Brewery for the first time and had a great time. We loved the variety of beer on tap (cherry basil and grape gatorade) and the food truck on site was delicious. We couldn't leave without playing a few of the vintage pinball machines. Definitely recommend this brewery!
Colin Weber
Excellent experience and glad they bought up the rights to sell meadworks!
Hope Jordan
Fun and eclectic. A place to relax and be with friends or to meet new friends. I just discovered the game room in the back and told everyone at work about it. Two thumbs up. Oh....and the beers are tasty too!
Ray Saunier
I love that the brewery sits within the confines of Old Oriole Park and you can stand in left field and have a beer. Plenty of old pictures to give you a feel of the old ballpark. The brewery sells cans with âPeabody Heights at Orioles Parkâ with old baseball photos. There is a free book warehouse, The Book Thing, approximately a hundred feet from the brewery, plus the the brewery has plenty of free books inside. I wasnât in love with the beer they served but that was years ago and they probably have a new brewer and new beers.
Al Groccia
Peabody Heights Brewery is hands down one of the best experiences weâve had, not just in Baltimore, but anywhere.
We rolled in from New York with three cars deep, excited to check out the brewery we kept hearing about. The beer? Outstanding. Bold, balanced, and brewed with obvious care. The space? It has this relaxed, organic vibe that makes you feel like youâre part of something special the moment. Pinball room touch!
But what really makes this place unforgettable is the people. Specifically, Eddie.
Our trip hit a major snag. One of the cars broke down and we needed tools to make an emergency repair. We were stuck, and it could have easily ruined the day. Eddie saw what was happening, stepped up without hesitation, found the tools we needed, and helped us get back on the road. That kind of generosity is rare.
Peabody Heights isnât just serving incredible beer. Theyâre building a community. We came for the drinks, but thanks to Eddie, weâll remember this place for the kindness and heart.
Do yourself a favor and visit. This brewery is a Baltimore treasure.
Thank you, Peabody Heights. And thank you, Eddie. You didnât just help us out. You made our weekend.
Good beer and fun arcade!
Great place. Great events and people are so nice
Thrilled to say I'm continually fascinated by this place and this is strictly based off vibes and the environment itself... very fun place with a humble aesthetic that's easy on the ol' peepers (eyes). 5/5.
Edit: i made a whoopsies; 5/5
I always come here because of the staff, beer and atmosphere. It's one of the great spots in Baltimore. The food truck has great food
Great brewery.
Even though I never had an issue until tonight I will never support y'all again. I have came to countless events over 15 years, which at this point was a complete waste of time.
Well the 5 foot woman with short black hair and a green streak was completely horrible.
One of my friend's was vending earlier and I came from PA to check if she was still there. I didn't see her so I sat facing the bar, reading beers. I am sure she and the other lady with orange hair saw me. I was like 'oh the Japanese rice beer' sounds good but I am not sure if I want a 16 oz. I walked up and waited to be helped. I asked to try it. There was one couple behind me and the other lady helped them. I walked down to the pour area following her and she walked back to the register ignoring me. I asked if they fill growlers she said no. I was going to ask about the pop up and the band at 8 but she acted like I was bothering her. I was like whatever as soon as I came back to the register, she said 'it's like you are trying beers are you going to get something.' I barely sipped the Japanese rice beer and placed the glass on the counter. I walked out.
I guess it does matter how you are dressed and look otherwise you will judged as someone not able to afford 10 beer. I guess an ACDC shirt and torn jeans don't cut it đ
I should not feel unwelcomed nor disrespected in a 'diverse' neighborhood. There is no excuse, individuals like her only have 'attitudes' when it's a solo carefree woman. If the guy with shoulder length hair helped me I'm sure I could have asked questions, enjoyed the 1 sip and opened a tap like I usually do with other beers on the list. Oh well, there are other breweries.
Love the arcade games!
Awesome brewery in Baltimore. Really improving with regular events and great food.
Excellent brewery. Something for everyone. Beers, seltzers, food truck, pinball, and an excellent arcade. Favorite spot in Baltimore. I drive here from DC on the reg, it's so worth it. I only wish they were open longer.
This is a very cool place. I just went so my kid could check out the rated chess tournament (blitz G3+2) that happens every Monday night. Charles Village Chess hosts the Monday blitz and G20 quads Friday elsewhere, I believe. There was not only chess , but Mah Jong being played, good beer, live music outside, a room with like 30 operating pinball machines, another room full of vintage video games. Nice artsy, laid back vibe. Diverse crowd of friendly people. They only serve drinks, and a tiny bit of merch, so BYO outside food ok. All the brewery tanks and pipes visible...and this was on a Monday night. I wonder how Fridays are. I'm a fan. My son had fun playing chess...and reported the players were strong, which he appreciated . I had a beer while I waited for him to compete. We'll be back.
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My boyfriend and I visited Peabody Heights Brewery for the first time and had a great time. We loved the variety of beer on tap (cherry basil and grape gatorade) and the food truck on site was delicious. We couldn't leave without playing a few of the vintage pinball machines. Definitely recommend this brewery!
Excellent experience and glad they bought up the rights to sell meadworks!
Fun and eclectic. A place to relax and be with friends or to meet new friends. I just discovered the game room in the back and told everyone at work about it. Two thumbs up. Oh....and the beers are tasty too!
I love that the brewery sits within the confines of Old Oriole Park and you can stand in left field and have a beer. Plenty of old pictures to give you a feel of the old ballpark. The brewery sells cans with âPeabody Heights at Orioles Parkâ with old baseball photos. There is a free book warehouse, The Book Thing, approximately a hundred feet from the brewery, plus the the brewery has plenty of free books inside. I wasnât in love with the beer they served but that was years ago and they probably have a new brewer and new beers.
Peabody Heights Brewery is hands down one of the best experiences weâve had, not just in Baltimore, but anywhere.
We rolled in from New York with three cars deep, excited to check out the brewery we kept hearing about. The beer? Outstanding. Bold, balanced, and brewed with obvious care. The space? It has this relaxed, organic vibe that makes you feel like youâre part of something special the moment. Pinball room touch!
But what really makes this place unforgettable is the people. Specifically, Eddie.
Our trip hit a major snag. One of the cars broke down and we needed tools to make an emergency repair. We were stuck, and it could have easily ruined the day. Eddie saw what was happening, stepped up without hesitation, found the tools we needed, and helped us get back on the road. That kind of generosity is rare.
Peabody Heights isnât just serving incredible beer. Theyâre building a community. We came for the drinks, but thanks to Eddie, weâll remember this place for the kindness and heart.
Do yourself a favor and visit. This brewery is a Baltimore treasure.
Thank you, Peabody Heights. And thank you, Eddie. You didnât just help us out. You made our weekend.
#PeabodyHeights #EddieTheLegend #FiveStars
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