Plus appréciés Vie nocturne à Baltimore

The Outpost American Tavern is a typical American neighborhood restaurant and pub that makes an ideal place to enjoy a typical American meal along with a few drinks. Their food menu is simple and features burgers, sandwiches, roasted chicken, pastas and salads along with delicious entrees. Meals can be accompanied with craft cocktails, local beer on taps or from a fine selection of international wines. Besides serving regular meals and drinks all day, on weekends they serve brunch. Happy hours can be enjoyed during weekdays.

This gastropub located in the Canton area of Baltimore is known for its creative cocktails and excellent brew list. Sparse on decor, Of Love and Regret pub features exposed brick walls and duct work in a typical Baltimore row house. The black chalkboard displays the pubs rotating list of drafts, while the menu offers patrons upscale tavern fare with small plates perfect for sharing, hearty entrees and a bevy of appetizers, sandwiches and burgers.

Pub Dog has two of everyone's favorites on the menu, beer and pizza. Here in Baltimore, this pizza place is known for its signature pizzas which include options like the Cajun Dog, the Cheese Dog, the Atomic Dog as well as the 'Original' Wing Dog. The selection of beers includes lots of styles from their own brewer, like IPAs, Stouts, English-style Brown, etc. and if you want to see where Pub Dog brews its beers, you can visit the brewery in nearby Westminster.

Brewer's Cask is a craft-beer lover's pub, with all types of handcrafted brews and nary a domestic beer like Budweiser or Coors in sight. The barmen and women strive to serve beers that have character, depth and complexity. The beer menu changes constantly, so one day you may find an IPA from Colorado or a Gose from nearby Downingtown, PA, every day is different. The pub also has a food menu with options that include the usual bar favorites like burgers, fries, sandwiches, appetizers and tacos. Overall, a nice spot to visit in Federal Hill, especially when you want tasty beers.

Located just minutes away from Camden Yards, if you are looking for wine instead of beer before the game, then Corner Bistro has your poison. It's actually located in the quaint neighborhood named Ridgely's Delight and since the restaurant's entrance does not look very different from the residential homes that flank it, visitors oftentimes walk right past it. Inside, the space has intimate tables, dim lighting and a menu that highlights local Baltimore favorites like crab cakes or chowder. The bistro is known for its sandwiches, try the Baltimorean, it consists of two giant crab cakes stuffed between some crusty bread, then topped with lettuce, tomato and a lemon-herb tartar. It is excellent, all you need is the right white wine from Spain, Portugal or California to enhance your meal.

According to Celtic music aficionados, this Fells Point pub is the place to go in Baltimore to hear authentic Irish folk music. With its wood-paneled walls and gigantic oak bar, it's the perfect setting for hoisting a glass of Guinness or Harp and enjoying a jig or reel. The steady stream of Irish musicians is supplemented by local and national jazz, blues and zydeco acts. Fell's Point can be quite busy on weekends, so to enjoy the full homey effect of this place, visit during the week.