Amber - Baltimore

This my first time and I was surprised. We loved it. Live music, good crowd, and delicious food. She had the shrimp scampi and I had the chicken cheese steak. A... read more This my first time and I was surprised. We loved it. Live music, good crowd, and delicious food. She had the shrimp scampi and I had the chicken cheese steak. Awwweeesomeeee!

Unless you are an African American “token” in your party…do not go. The staff is very uncomfortable with jovial groups groups of African American patrons (that... read more Unless you are an African American “token” in your party…do not go. The staff is very uncomfortable with jovial groups groups of African American patrons (that tip well…sad that u have ti say that) coming in and enjoying the atmosphere. Our server, Katie was amazing but her manager Kristen was incredibly rude. She questioned why we were even walking in to the establishment as if we were lost from the Moment that we stepped in. Aside from that everything was fine. But that is enough to not return. #DineInEquality

The ambience is really nice and it is conveniently located . Not too much for a beer menu though. Happy hour prices are still high. Very quick service. No paper... read more The ambience is really nice and it is conveniently located . Not too much for a beer menu though. Happy hour prices are still high. Very quick service. No paper menus, everything is through a QR code.

5 stars to Jon the bartender. 5 stars to the Chefs. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 read more 5 stars to Jon the bartender. 5 stars to the Chefs. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Racist management. We were denied service so this is not a safe space for people of color. It was my friend's birthday (and a ravens gameday), so we parked in t... read more Racist management. We were denied service so this is not a safe space for people of color. It was my friend's birthday (and a ravens gameday), so we parked in the neighboring garage and ordered some Ubers to take us to Fed Hill. We figured we would stop in here and order some drinks and stay warm while we waited for our cars. I was with a big group of friends and their family in total, maybe 8 of us. They are all Indian/Pakistani and I was the only white person. As soon as we entered, a white staff person, presumably the manager, blocked my friend from walking back to the restroom even as we crowded around the bar counter to order drinks. We had been inside the establishment for less than 10 seconds. We ended up waiting outside for 20 minutes in sub freezing temperatures while waiting for our rides. They lost our business and respect. As a white person, I'm reminded of my privilege because this has never happened to me at any establishment. Note: we were all obviously freezing from the cold and dressed up for a nice occasion. I think it was particularly mean spirited to kick us out that evening. It's not like we were a bunch of rowdy teens or something. I'm still trying to figure out what was going through this guy's head. Maybe he was overwhelmed, overworked, or just jumping to assumptions, but it felt awful to be treated that way. Tldr; won't return, they could have handled this situation with much more grace, and frankly if the birthday girl hadn't talked me down, I would have pitched this denial of service story to WBAL or the Banner. Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: $1–10 Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1