The Waterfront Hotel

NOT A HOTEL. The building was discontinued as a hotel in 1955! I always recommend Waterfront and yet so many people continue to cross it off their Baltimore bucket list because they believe it to be a hotel, sigh. Such a disappointment! Random fun fact: It is assumed that this is the second oldest brick building in the City of Baltimore!In my opinion, Waterfront has the best lunch menu on the little historic strip. You can't go wrong with any of their seafood dishes, wings or even salads. However, their Happy Hour game is even stronger! Monday through Friday starting at 3:00PM they have: $8 Rails, $6 Wine, $7 Green Tea, $20 Beer Buckets, $8 Crushes (including orange, grapefruit, peach cobbler, creamsicle, Caribbean, candy apple, key lime and snowball), $9 Double Cheeseburger, $8 Crab Tots, Bacon Tots, Bison Tots, $12 MD Crab Dip, $8 Spinach Dip, $6 Bison Chili, $6 Oyster Shooters, $8 Chicken Wings and $10 Steamed Mussels. LIKE WHAT?! Yes, please! *They have live music daily and also have enough room to host private events.

Stumbled across this place walking back from dinner nearby. Very cool vibe with a DJ downstairs and a live band upstairs. The restaurant was closed, so I can't comment on the food, but I will comment on the service from the bar. There were two bartenders one was awesome and the other was incredibly rude. I don't mean she was just busy, but actually nasty. This is really the only reason for the 2 stars... the clientele for this bar is on the younger end, so I guess this is accepted by them, but when you have 100 other options nearby then they should go elsewhere. 100% won't recommend and won't be back.

Came on a Friday night--the DJ downstairs was good, enjoyed the music selection. However, I asked for a lemon drop and they told me they weren't making mixed drinks, which is weird for a bar...

Stopped in w/o a reservation w a few friends on Mother's Day for drinks and snacks. Overall, everything went well. We were seated instantly but waited quite some time for a server. The atmosphere was nice. Great menu w a lot of options. We only had appetizers, and they were all great. Wings, Crab Dip and Brussels.The libations were pretty special well priced and tasty as well. I'd def return for brunch or dinner to capture live music in the near virtue future.

Great live music bar/venue in Baltimore/ Fells Point area. The live music is always great and the service and bartenders are quick and friendly. Two floors allows for a lot of space and great vibes.

Came here on Sunday 7/23 .Not Many choices for appetizers (3 items) so I got the Oysters which were very tiny @ 6/$18. I ordered a crabcake and the person with me orders an omelet which came w/ potatoes . 2 biscuits were served with our meal. Areas for improvement - speed of service was very slow. Our drinks were finished before the food came back and not one had checked in on us.- we asked for butter, jelly and ketchup and waiter forgot 2 times- weight staff should make guests feel more welcomed -the crab-cake should come with a sauce or condiment in the case that it is dry.

Update: great service here. Life's a Breeze tasty and old bay shrimp still great. Wings were crispy and well glazed. Dark and stormy was good too. Solid place in Fell's.Came here on a Saturday night. They have ample seating, both indoor (upstairs and downstairs) and outdoor, which is great! Service is excellent and food is good. I tried the Old Bay shrimp appetizer and the crab cake sandwich. Both were very tasty and allows me to get my fix of Baltimore seafood. Only thing I would stay away from are the Crushes (definitely not fresh), I had a Pineapple-Mango one that was honestly very off-putting. Otherwise, a great convenient location in Fell's, and great for big and small groups alike.

Waterfront Hotel restaurant & bar has amazing, quality food! The service is great too! My fiancé and I decided to check out this restaurant and we are so glad we did! It can be quite difficult to find parking in Fells Point; however, there are garages and parking lots (where you'll have to pay to park).What we ordered: All the appetizers were hits: tuna sliders, tuna tartare, cheesy popovers, cheesy tater tots.We LOVED the double crab cake entree. Their crab cakes might be one of the best in Maryland! We keep talking about how good it was! The blondie dessert with cherry ice cream was super yummy! We'd definitely get it again! We can't wait to return here.

I've been to TWH multiple times, but have yet to Yelp them. I've even been for brunch before, but had so many mimosas that time I don't even recall what my entree was. Luckily, when I ate at TWH for a friend's birthday brunch yesterday, I took it easy on the mimosa and paid great attention to the service and my food.That said, my group of 5 was seated outside, which was quite pleasant when the sun was out, but quite chilly when it wasn't and it was a cloudy day yesterday (gotta love April!). We quickly put in drink orders, then focused on the food menu. There were a decent amount of options and I was torn between the steak and eggs and fruity pebbles french toast. When the waitress came back to take our orders, I asked if it was possible to sub the French toast for the regular toast that comes with the steak and eggs. She said I couldn't do that, BUT she said I could order the French toast by the slice. Boom! Done! I sipped on a mimosa (or 2) while I waited for the food to come out. They were in huge plastic cups, which was a plus, but were just ok, as far as mimosas go. I probably could have gone for more OJ. We'd ordered crab tots for the table, and they were ok. I think I'm over crab tots in general and this offering didn't make me want them any more. When our entrees came out, they came in waves. I was served the French toast first, and I dug in quickly. It was delicious! Will definitely go back and have them as my main meal some other time.Next wave of food brought my steak and eggs, plus 2 pieces of toast and an order of tots. I tossed the toast to the side and started in on the rest. The steak was ok, well seasoned, but I've had better cuts before. The fat on one side of the steak was hard, which sucks because I LOVE fat and always try to eat it - no haps here. The eggs were cooked to my specification (fried hard) but had no seasoning so I needed salt and pepper. And the tots were good, kinda hard to mess up tots.Service was ok.

We visited Fells Point in Baltimore for the day and wanted to try Baltimore's famous seafood. There are a slew of eateries in Fells Point near the waterfront.Most places unfortunately closed for lunch@3 to reopen for dinner @4. I was really craving steamers and couldn't find a local eatery.We took a long stroll from Inner Harbor to Fells Point and stumbled upon the Waterfront Hotel. TWH is a cool sports bar that serves Half Time Happy Hour specials ( go Ravens!) like Mac and cheese bites and cordon bleu chicken tenders. Entree options include quesadillas, crab cake sandwiches at market price, po boys etc.Wr started with drinks and I drank the 22 ounce Bud Light Special for $5 and cousin ordered her Jack and Di for @$6.Our mains included Shrimp Po Boy with fries ($3 extra, really comes with chips) and Chicken Quesadilla. The Shrimp Po Boy sandwich was a tasty fried shrimp with lettuce and tomato housed in a sweet soft bun with sriracha sauce. Truly scrumptious! The fries were seasoned, plentiful and delicious ( one can get Old Bay fries as well). The quesadilla was also delicious with grilled chicken, cheese, peppers etc. Both entrees were well priced @$14.The vibe is chill and watching the Baltimore Ravens win was electric.Our waitress was friendly and accommodating.There is live music on the weekends.After eating it's cool to walk alongside the Riverfront.