
Named one of the Top 40 Whisky Bars in America by Whisky Advocate. Also, Best Burger in Annapolis. DRY 85 is a modern industrial haunt with a nod to Prohibition history. Seasonal handcrafted cocktails, 12 craft beers on tap, 130+ whiskies with an emphasis on gourmet stick-to-your-ribs comfort food. Enjoy our World Famous Bacon Brunch every Sunday from 10am – 2pm. Extensive private whiskey barrel selections with many bottles available retail.
Intimate nook with 1920s flair offering bourbon & beer, plus refined takes on American comfort food.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 193 B Main St, Annapolis, MD 21401
Phone: (443) 214-5171
Website: http://www.dry85.com/
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Reviews
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Let’s talk about a meal that flirted with heaven and then lit your damn tongue on fire.
The seafood mac came through like Poseidon’s side dish—lobster so rich it probably has a 401k, and pasta creamy enough to make Alfredo blush. Then the street corn tots hit with that crunchy elote chaos. Sweet, spicy, messy, glorious. A Midwest fair food fever dream got a degree in culinary arts.
But the Angel’s Envy Barrel Strength ‘St. Caramel’? That thing wasn’t a whiskey—it was a baptism by fire. One sip and I saw caramel gods riding ROLO comets across a buttercream sky. 55% ABV, but smooth like a bourbon lounge singer crooning through a velvet storm. It kissed you with burnt sugar then hit you with full-bodied spice that punched politely… like a gentleman in brass knuckles.
Final burn: Old Fashioned was strong enough to check your ex’s location for you. And if you’re not ready for it? It’ll remind you you’re mortal.
Five stars. But be warned—this combo might just make you believe in flavor again.
My fiancée and I were planning to have a few rounds of drinks and dinner at the bar of Dry 85. Like some others who have reviewed here, the first round of drinks and appetizer arrived promptly but after that, the bartenders and waitstaff were non-existent. Getting another drink and more food took over 20 minutes. And people from the table had to go to the bat because their waiters were not showing up to take orders. What type of restaurant just leaves it customers out in the cold on a Friday night? Read the reviews and you’ll see that is this happens a lot at Dry 85.
After getting tired of waiting we paid our bill (the first time the staff actually were attentive) and left.
Don’t bother with Dry 85. Lots of hype at a high price point and bad management. There are plenty of better alternatives in Annapolis that treat their customers better…
Lots of fancy whiskey, higher prices ($15 per drink) but kinda consistent with Annapolis. Can get busy and slow at times.
Great for bringing your buds, or your date out, or even stopping by solo dolo.