Owl Bar

Be prepared to wait. Perhaps the best venue in Baltimore in terms of ambiance. Definitely what I picture1920s speak easy to look like. But the service is poor. A couple Saturday's ago the joint was packed. We were seated pretty quickly at a table that wobbled. We sat for 20 minutes without even a drink of water. We pulled one of the other waiters aside about the table issue, he dispatched himself to find a solution and 5 minutes later and no waiter, we left and went to The Helmand where we had a great meal with the service you'd expect to get.…

Awesome Paninis. Went to the Owl Bar for teh first time last week. Had amazing Ham and Cheddar Panini and Crab Dip Pizza from the Brick Oven. Super cool old-school bar with atmosphere galore! Being from FedHill it's not the kind of place I'd go to every weekend just because of it's location, but definitely plan on checking out their brunch and happy hour more often.…

Does not live up to its history. First, I'd like to correct the fact that prohibition time does not equal art deco! These are two different things. That owl bar still have some of that prohibition aura. But that's all. Where did you hear that they had brick oven pizza in that era??

Although you might get lucky, depending on who they might have hired that week, and they go through a lot of chefs! Don't keep your hopes too high on the food. If you don't mind waiting, you will get your drink also. Too many inconsistencies here.

Staff doesn't care. Since apparently they might not even get their money worth either.…