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Old brick taproom housing Oliver’s Breweries, with British-style ales, creative pub fare & events.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 206 W Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: (410) 244-8900
Website: http://www.prattstreetalehouse.com/
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Reservations: tripleseat.com
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This full service restaurant features a variety of bars, dining spaces and an outdoor patio. The Ale House is also home to the award winning Oliver Breweries.
Reviews
texang73
Was at the convention center for the craft fair, so stopped in for lunch… had the special cherry blossom beer, very good! The spicy chicken sandwich was good, but not great. No complaints! The bartender gave great service.
… moreDiane Deffenbaugh
My daughter and I had dinner here on a Monday night before attending a musical at the Hippodrone Theater. The place is small, but we had no wait. I ordered the crab dip and she ordered crab Mac n cheese and both were phenomenal. Highly recommend!
… moreTyler Yzaguirre
Great food, great drinks, great service. One of the best I’ve been to in Baltimore. I got the boneless wings and a few craft beers. Conveniently located by several parking garages. Clean bathrooms (always important) — cold, fresh beer. Recommend for sure!
… moreChelsea McAvoy
My mom and I loved eating here. We came to Baltimore to see a concert, and it was close to our hotel. The location was nice, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. We ate there two days in a row. The service was amazing and the food was delicious. They have plenty of options and as someone with a bunch of food allergies, it was nice to see. Our server Jazz was friendly, and she made the whole dining experience more comfortable. I’ll definitely eat here, next time I’m in Baltimore.
… moreFilipe Ashankim
For tourist destination this place have great food and lots of specialty brews. Excellent service with very reasonable prices. This place is pet friendly, usually for outside dining. In Nov, weather was bit cold, server gave us a sit in isolated dining room so we could bring our pup and eat in warm area.
… moreShenetta Prescott
Visiting Baltimore soon, if so Pratt Street Ale House is the place to dine. There were 18 of us and we didn’t have to wait an hour to be seated, we were seated within 10 minutes. The staff was awesome- friendly, welcoming, and very courteous. We ordered within minutes and everyone received their food in less than 30 minutes. It was so good I forgot to take pictures. Go check them out for yourself and if you want wings, burgers, fries, salad, and a tasteful salmon dinner which is what most of us had, this is the place to be.
… moreBrian Howard
Cool atmosphere, food was so so, service was adequate. I thought the crab dip sounded good, so I got that as my entree. It was ok, but pretty mediocre. Got a dessert to go. Also, very mediocre for the price of $10. Overall, didn’t feel I got a very good meal considering I spent almost $50 with tip.
… moreG Lee
I stopped by Pratt Street Alehouse and tried their Baked Soft Pretzels, which come with a side of beer cheese and the house mustard. The pretzels themselves were soft, fluffy, and generously sized—perfect for those who love a more doughy texture. If you’re someone who prefers a crisp or crunchy exterior, these might not hit the mark, but for me, they were a win.
The house mustard was a standout—bold, flavorful, and one of the better pub mustards I’ve had. The beer cheese, on the other hand, was a bit underwhelming. It had a runny consistency and lacked the richness you’d expect, making it feel like more of an afterthought than a highlight.
The dish includes two pretzels for $16.99, which felt fair given their size and the downtown location. One important note: a 20% automatic tip is added to every bill regardless of party size or order total. While that might catch some off guard, the service was friendly and efficient, and the space was clean and well-maintained.
The atmosphere was lively. There are plenty of TVs and a lively crowd that are invested in the live sports events, which gives you the feeling of experiencing something together. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just along for the ride, the energy is contagious.
… moreThe house mustard was a standout—bold, flavorful, and one of the better pub mustards I’ve had. The beer cheese, on the other hand, was a bit underwhelming. It had a runny consistency and lacked the richness you’d expect, making it feel like more of an afterthought than a highlight.
The dish includes two pretzels for $16.99, which felt fair given their size and the downtown location. One important note: a 20% automatic tip is added to every bill regardless of party size or order total. While that might catch some off guard, the service was friendly and efficient, and the space was clean and well-maintained.
The atmosphere was lively. There are plenty of TVs and a lively crowd that are invested in the live sports events, which gives you the feeling of experiencing something together. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just along for the ride, the energy is contagious.
judi rockhill
The food was good and I really appreciated the service. I walk with a cane sometimes and did on this date. The host didnt assume I couldn’t do the stairs but instead offered me either the stairs or an elevator and did so in a way that was unusually respectful. So that really was appreciated. It was a little loud upstairs but that was to be expected because the Olympics were on. Overall a really positive experience.
… moreColin Bosler
We started our visit to Baltimore by trying this bar/restaurant for lunch and it was such a good choice! Our food was fresh, hot, tasty and plenty filling before we first night at the music festival. There are plenty of local and regional craft beers along with daily drink specials and the menu stayed along the lines of expected bar snacks like pretzels and burgers, but there are also plenty of more upscale full dinners if you wish to go that direction. There’s a dark, calm atmosphere accentuated by classic architecture and rich woodwork. Definitely a place to be after work or a weekend date night! Cheers!
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