Sláinte Irish Pub and Restaurant

Walked in yesterday afternoon to have a last minute lunch with friends. While we were seated really quickly, the staff didn't come back until about 20 minutes after we were seated. We watched as other tables were helped and we were ignored or forgotten about but eventually someone did come by to take our orders. Our table had the egg white omelette (good), crab omelette (really delicious), poutine with the pork shoulder (good) and breakfast taco (an interesting taste, likely won't get again in the future). The brunch cocktails were also good-- the sangria is on the dryer side, orange crush is standard/good. There's some bar seating, two or three booths and a few tables. It can get packed fairly quickly!

Impromptu plans sometimes lead to the best discoveries, and that was definitely the case with our brunch at Sláinte for a friend's birthday. From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted by a friendly bartender and equally welcoming patrons, which set the tone for the experience. The ambiance was stunning--this place was decked out to the nines for Christmas and New Year's, making it feel festive and cozy.At first, my crew was hesitant, but let me tell you, the food and service completely won us over. I ordered the salmon served atop a layer of spinach and cheese grits, paired with perfectly grilled tomatoes. Every bite was absolutely delicious--the flavors were balanced, and the dish was executed with care. It's safe to say we were pleasantly surprised and will definitely be back. Highly recommend if you're looking for great food, warm service, and a festive vibe!

Stopped in at Slainte on a Saturday evening, we chose to sit upstairs in the bar area and there were lots of tables to choose from. We sat by a window with a great view of the harbor. The decor was rustic and dimly lit with music and sports games playing on the TVs. I ordered the Maryland mule and we did a couple car bombs. The waitress I was very friendly and from Ireland. Service was fast and our food came out hot. We ordered the poutine and it was pretty good, I prefer shoestring fries to their wedges but we still enjoyed it a lot!The restaurant is in right on the streets of fells point overlooking the water. It's a great spot for people watching and the prices weren't too bad for the location. I'd definitely recommend Slainte for a quick bite to eat if you're ever in Fells Point!

Such a cozy Christmas vibe during the holiday season! We came for lunch Saturday afternoon and were seated right away as a party of 7. I ordered the crab cake sandwich and an orange crush. The drink was delicious and the fresh squeezed orange juice was amazing. My sandwich was good, but I felt it could have used a sauce or something along with the crab cake to enhance it a bit more. I tried the lamb stew and cod sandwich as well and loved both of those.

Weekend brunch review...We came in on a Sunday morning. Slainte is a divey Irish bar. It's very popular for those soccer fans and adult libations ( of course).For drinks, she had a Morning mule. I ordered a man-mosa. Which is a mimosa topped off with a small amount of Hoegaarden beer. Our starter was a scotch egg. For entrees, Irish breakfast for her while I chose the Waterman's breakfast. That one was a combo of Irish and seafood. Pretty good. Our server/bartender Brian did a great job keeping all the patrons happy. With a little Irish humor thrown in. Fun place to start your day ( again).As always...Slainte

This review is just for the spice bag, as I got it for takeout. I heard about spice bags on tiktok and I was determined to try one, fascinated by the idea of it. The spice bag came in a paper bag, packaged inside of a plastic container. The dish comes with potato wedges, peppers&onjons, curry sauce, and chopped up chicken tenders. The wedges were nicely spiced, had a slight crisp, and were addicting. The peppers&onions paired really well with the potatoes. The chicken tender pieces were just okay, a little too salty and felt like they had been fried one too many times. The curry sauce wasn't my favorite either, it was heavy on the ginger, but I'm not sure if that's authentic or not. The wedges in the spice bag were really good, I'd come back here for them! I could see this being a really good drunk food.

I've been coming here since the early 2000's. Lot of places have come and gone in Fell's over the past twenty years, but Slainte has survived for good reason.This is a great place to grab brunch, watch a football match, have a pint, or have a great meal.The Irish breakfast and scotch egg are great options for breakfast or brunch but really nothing is bad on this menu. Lunch and dinner also have great options. I highly recommend the gumbo and the fish and chips. The shepherds pie is also a great option.Outdoor seating has improved with the pandemic, as for much of Fell's. You can bring your dog if you plan to sit outside.

Classic pub atmosphere inside, great menu! We came for Cinco De Mayo and they had Sheppards Pie Empanadas - which are waitress mentioned they have introduced from time to time. Really delicious!

A very lively Irish bar in a hip and trendy neighborhood. Certainly not a library!Good service and good beers

This is a fun little hole in the wall. My hubs and I wanted to hit up the other famous Poe centered bar nearby, but they weren't open. This was a lovely place to hit up instead. They are a restaurant too - we got a snack while we were there, but I forgot what it was, honestly. We made some friends with the regulars there and sat around watching soccer with Garry from Liverpool. We happened to be watching a Liverpool game. We bought a round a of fancy shots and it was pretty affordable for what it was, so no complaints from me. Fun little spot.