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Hip, modern option for gastropub eats & brews with copper horseshoe bar, booths & round windows.
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Address: 3360 Chestnut Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211
Phone: (410) 235-7887
Website: http://www.rockettovenus.com/
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Mon-Thurs 5pm-11pm, Fri 4pm-12am, Sat 12pm-12am, Sun 12pm-11pm 1/2 PRICED BURGERS MONDAYS 7-10pm. 1/2 PRICED WINGS TUESDAYS 7-10pm. Photo by RocketToVenus on …
Reviews
Chrissy Monroe
This place is so cool!! I loved the atmosphere. The food was amazing. They have a little bit of something for everyone. The drinks were incredible and they even have a jukebox! This is a must stop if you are ever in Baltimore it’s a great hang out with really cool people and the bartenders are very friendly and I found parking for free right out front. I will definitely be going back. I highly recommend the steamed shrimp and the sauces for the chicken tenders were perfection.
… moreKelsey N.
The food is not bad per-say, but it is definitely not flavorful. The shrimp and cheese grits tasted nothing like actual shrimp and grits. Was also $17 for a less-than-ideal portion. The burger was dry and plain. The “kimchi” fries were just the ingredients for kimchi raw on top of fries with a little sauce. The food was too ‘white’ for my taste, but others may enjoy it. The service was very fast though!
… moreDain Vossar (Galaxy Wanderer)
Great Bites, Minor Flights of Frustration
This local launchpad dishes out some seriously tasty bites—but be prepared for a few quirks in your mission log.
Beyond Burger w/ Facon & Bleu Cheese
Originally came for their Black & Bleu Burger, only to discover the menu online is a relic from a bygone galaxy. Pivoted to a Beyond Burger with facon and a side of bleu cheese. Honestly? Still a win. Smoky, savory, and satisfying—though a little blackened seasoning would’ve taken it to hyperspace.
Brussels Sprouts
These deserve their own orbit. Crispy, charred, flavorful—possibly the best part of the meal. No Jedi mind tricks here—just phenomenal execution.
Fried Pickles
Tasty and crunchy, but $9 for five spears? That’s almost $2 per pickle spear (basically one pickle sliced five ways). For that price, I expected them to sing… or at least harmonize with the ranch.
Iced Tea
Refills? You’ll need to sell a droid. $4 with no refills was enough to send me straight to a glass of water. And honestly—on a meal over $40 (with food, tax, and tip), a refill should be part of the package. It’s tea, not hyperfuel.
ToastTab Digital Menu
Here’s the curveball: you scan a QR code and are expected to order through your phone using Toast. Fine in theory—until you realize they ask for everything: name, phone, email, card info, mailing address… just to order dinner. Felt more like applying for a mortgage than grabbing a burger. I ended up going up to the bar to order directly (pro tip: there are no servers to take your order at the table).
Final Verdict
Rocket to Venus lands a solid hit with flavor—especially those Brussels sprouts—but the outdated website menu and ToastTab data grab threw off the flight path. Still worth a visit, just bring your patience, your appetite, and maybe… your own refillable iced tea.
… moreThis local launchpad dishes out some seriously tasty bites—but be prepared for a few quirks in your mission log.
Beyond Burger w/ Facon & Bleu Cheese
Originally came for their Black & Bleu Burger, only to discover the menu online is a relic from a bygone galaxy. Pivoted to a Beyond Burger with facon and a side of bleu cheese. Honestly? Still a win. Smoky, savory, and satisfying—though a little blackened seasoning would’ve taken it to hyperspace.
Brussels Sprouts
These deserve their own orbit. Crispy, charred, flavorful—possibly the best part of the meal. No Jedi mind tricks here—just phenomenal execution.
Fried Pickles
Tasty and crunchy, but $9 for five spears? That’s almost $2 per pickle spear (basically one pickle sliced five ways). For that price, I expected them to sing… or at least harmonize with the ranch.
Iced Tea
Refills? You’ll need to sell a droid. $4 with no refills was enough to send me straight to a glass of water. And honestly—on a meal over $40 (with food, tax, and tip), a refill should be part of the package. It’s tea, not hyperfuel.
ToastTab Digital Menu
Here’s the curveball: you scan a QR code and are expected to order through your phone using Toast. Fine in theory—until you realize they ask for everything: name, phone, email, card info, mailing address… just to order dinner. Felt more like applying for a mortgage than grabbing a burger. I ended up going up to the bar to order directly (pro tip: there are no servers to take your order at the table).
Final Verdict
Rocket to Venus lands a solid hit with flavor—especially those Brussels sprouts—but the outdated website menu and ToastTab data grab threw off the flight path. Still worth a visit, just bring your patience, your appetite, and maybe… your own refillable iced tea.
Niel Leon
I ordered a Hex Kambucha Moscow Mule and their Gumbo. Best Gumbo since visiting Louisiana. It was spicy enough, I had to order a second Mule
… moreChloe Todd
Atmosphere is great, and food selection is okay. The best time to go is during happy hour for their $0.89 perogies! However, they upcharge for everything (a cup of ranch if you’ve already ordered fries is $0.50!). Worth the dinner if you’re seeing the lights on 34th Street, otherwise, I’d recommend eating somewhere with more available parking.
… moreJennifer Potts (Jenn)
Fun little place with awesome food! We liked how we could seat ourselves and order through toast from our table. We got the pierogies to start and the onion crema for dipping was perfect. For our entrees we got the shrimp and grits and the a1 burger. Both were flavorful and very well balanced. For dessert we chose the fried PB & J, which was heavenly! All around a great experience!
… moreLexy McCauley
Good food and drinks. Service was kinda weird because it’s all digital. It’s helpful for ordering because you can continually make orders throughout your time. However, we needed napkins and couldn’t find anyone walking around to ask. They have bathrooms and a nice bar. It was a cool setting and a good place to go with friends, family, or on a date.
… moreMelissa Sutherland Moss
Dolly & I agree that this place is pretty average. Here are a list of items we tried: buffalo wings – dry/stale af. Rocket Burger (vegan) – EXTRA SPICY, fries- basic/oily no crunch. My friend had the shrimp and grits. Said it was okay- not changing lives. The decor is pretty dark, customer service was good but could be better. For example, we asked the waiter about an item on our plate and he had no idea what it was (that included the vegan burger). It’s giving diner but with VERY basic food. I imagine it to be lit at night.
… moreK Kel
Terrible does not describe the burnt hockey puck they delivered to me to eat. The service which is non existent by design leads to a poor delivery. Taking a child with Allergies before 34th street lights is NOT recommended. Finding someone amongst the loud noise is hard and sadly this place was not user friendly for people with Allergies, especially peanut. Oh the shrimp and grits needs to be labeled that the shells are on the shrimp and the spice is high in that meal.
None the less I would not recommend this place. There are WAY better, yummier, staffed establishments to eat at in Hampden.
… moreNone the less I would not recommend this place. There are WAY better, yummier, staffed establishments to eat at in Hampden.
K Lenkey
Literally the worst food I have had the whole year. My burger was totally burnt like a hockey puck. They label a menu for vegan but fail to label allergies. Taking a kid with allergies is NOT a good idea. The service which does not exist per their plan…which sucks. As you have to track someone down for allergies in everything , napkin, and basic needs like a spoon. Terrible terrible terrible experience. Do yourself a favor skip this place.
Also it is extremely noisy inside.
… moreAlso it is extremely noisy inside.