Small lunch counter spot for Afghan kabobs. Friday is Lamb Curry w Potato special day ($10). Not the cheapest place to grab lunch, but the food is good.
Food was great but it's awfully expensive. The service from the counter ladies was notably good. Get a bubble tea and try the mince pork rice.
Quiet wine/cocktail bar serving food from Cafe Gia's next door. Space is small and can get crowded. Brian is a talented bartender!
Great atmosphere, great food. Lots of craft beer on draught. Burgers were cooked perfectly.
Super cold fresh beer in the cleanest brewery I've ever seen. Notably, there wasn't any internet or phone reception out there so be prepared.
Great beer selection, great food. Love their cheese curds. The French dip sandwich is really nice.
The food here is shockingly good for a place that looks to not have been updated since the 50s. The Marinated Beet salad was my favorite part of the meal.
Last two times the service has been bad, but the pizza is decent. We enjoyed the HomeSlyce Classic pizza.
The guy in the truck was super nice but I have to say that the food was kind of bland; there's better authentic Mexican all along Eastern Ave.
My first thought was that my brunch was very expensive but my second thought was that the food was good enough to warrant the price tag. A nice place to eat!
Super busy so get there early. There is street parking on Calvert St if you can't find anything.
Sort of out of the way, reminds me of a VFW hall. Fun spot for groups that enjoy craft beer.
Behind Max's, Wet City easily has the 2nd best craft beer menu in Baltimore. The owner is a cool dude who knows his stuff.
Good food, very similar to some of the other authentic spots in the area. Try the tacos al pastor.
Pleasantly surprised by the brunch here. Great coffee. Loved the Ham and Grits. Reasonably priced for brunch.
Food was expertly prepared and the flavors were perfect. Pretty great for a musty dive bar. The portions were very small.
Most of their standard beers are largely forgettable, but the Sue and the Embrace the Funk series of sours are worth trying.
I wasn't sure what level of spiciness I would be comfortable with; we got one tender each of mild, medium, and hot and decided that Hot was the perfect amount of heat!
