Hudson Street Stackhouse

My friend and I came here for happy hour on a Thursday. This was my first time here and I really liked it! The outside is beautiful and inside is a cozy, divey bar with lots of wooden accents and beer brand decor. The happy hour deals are great, and the actual happy hour is longer than usual from 3pm-7pm, when most around town end at 6pm. The menu is big and they have lots of options for beer on draft, appetizers, pizza, burgers, and more. I opted for Untitled Art's non-alcoholic beer and it was delicious. My friend and I also split the combo platter, which has two chicken tenders, a bunch of onion rings, and plenty of fries to split. The bartender was also our server and he was super friendly and attentive. I saw a few people complaining about ordering through the bar instead of getting table side service, but we didn't have any issues and the process was easy. I'm only giving this four stars because I didn't eat enough to get the full experience of entrees. I'll be back to try a flatbread pizza and burger, and hope to update soon!

We were a group of 8 looking for a spot for dinner and came across Hudson street stackhouse. We were seated right away and put our order in around 15 minutes later. It took an hour for our food to arrive, and I realize we were a larger group but no one ordered anything complicated or modified from the menu. I ordered the fingers on fire which were 4 large chicken tenders covered in hot sauce. The tenders were really good and the sauce on them was nice and spicy. Their ranch was good with it as well.

Came to Stackhouse because I know they always play hockey games and was very happy with my experience here. The service was quick and the bartenders were happy to offer suggestions. The food was classic bar food with solid flavor. Great place for hockey fans to gather and chill for games! Highly recommend.

Hudson Street was recommended to me as a place to get good beer and food after bocce in Patterson Park. So I went, and the recommendation was half true - the beer selection was official. Unfortunately, that's all Hudson Street had going for it.Despite looking pretty classy outside, it was divey inside. The bartender told us we had to order all our food directly from the bar (we were sitting at a high top table in the bar area) but some other folks seated near us were able to order from their table. They also got their food before my friend and I thought we'd ordered before them. The bartender was also not particularly friendly...I'd actually call him a d*ck, if I'm being honest.Anyway, I ordered the Abbaye de Saint Bon-Chien beer and wings. I specifically asked for the wings to be fried hard. So the beer was poured and it was delicious, thanks to whomever picked that.The wings though...not fried hard, seemingly barely fried at all. Then add the buffalo sauce and the wings were slimy AF. I was hungry and tried eating as much as I could, but a lot of meat was left on the bones, and some pieces I didn't even attempt.Between bad service and bad food, some good beers aren't enough. Will not be returning, but hope to find that Abbaye beer elsewhere.

I had so much fun at Stackhouse tonight. They have dozens of beers on tap, and the menu actually describes them all, so you know what you're ordering. If you have any questions the bartenders are very knowledgeable. They suggested a sour beer I never would have tried that tasted like a lemon icee pop. Also highly recommend the soft pretzel appetizer. It comes with regular mustard and also a very spicy aioli.

Best beer bar in Baltimore. Prices, especially at happy hour, are some of the best you will find for the quality of food and beer you're getting. Great beer selection, vibes, and bar food. Service always friendly.My go to foods are the chicken Caesar and buffalo chicken wraps. Fries that come with are great too.

Came in on a cold Saturday night because the original bar down the street decided to do last call early since it was a slow day for them. This place has a nice kitschy-vibe to it. The staff were very welcoming and were very kind in reminding us to place our orders ASAP as their kitchen was also about to close in a few minutes. I ordered a Bacon and Cheddar Burger per our servers recommendation and it did not disappoint. The burger was cooked to perfection. I added some BBQ sauce and DEVOURED that burger. $13 for a good burger and fries just really are not found anymore. I also was able to get a Shirley Temple for only $2 (decided against a Dirty Shirley just because I was starting to feel a little under the weather)! Honestly this place was pretty great. Don't know if I would be recommending this as one of the first places I would go, but would definitely come back if I'm in the neighborhood and wanted a solid burger.

Tried for the first time this weekend - great bar food, beer selection, and service at reasonable prices. Ordered the Chicken Chesapeake sandwich - came with a very generous portion of very good french fries - chicken breast was well seasoned and charred nicely, and crab dip/cheese topping made it a winner! Options for draft Belgian beer, along with many local favorites, was impressive. Will come again! Bonus was having my favorite bubble hockey game in the back of the bar.

Would recommend for their beers and food bar food. Very unassuming place you wouldn't expect the quality of food but everything here is really good: the crab pizza, hot wings are legit hot and crispy, crab pretzel is really good. Would highly recommend for watching a football game or casual weekend lunch

Found this place randomly while looking for something to eat. Thought I'd give it a try, and it was definitely a fantastic choice! I got the blackened mahi mahi sandwich and fries, and it was delicious! The price was incredible, and definitely on top of the list of best things I've ever eaten.