Iliketurtles
Well-Known Member
Yeah I suck. Sorry. Were you at the circle jerk for the last gang bang?Hey, gang. It looks like there was talk of a visitor's guide that never came to be, and the last guy that asked was kinda more interested in bottleshops than I am. Gonna be staying in the Inner Harbor two nights, Feb. 21st + 22nd. We have a couple non-beer destinations on the list already (Lost City Diner and a show at the Lyric). More interested in bars, brewery/taproom tours, or weird beer-related miscellany, and if there's herbivore-friendly food there or nearby, mega bonus. We'll have a car but would prefer to minimize travel, and definitely not interested in going out to the suburbs this trip. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Best bottleshop downtown is Wine Source. Still a bit of a drive. There really is nothing else decent in the area. Not much here that you can't get at State Line though.
Best bar is Max's. 110 taps. They also sell marked up bottles. Basically you should spend several hours here.
The brewery to hang out at is Union, and they do mini-tours I believe. Check their website for hours. http://www.unioncraftbrewing.com/
Other decent places in order of my preference: Mahaffey's, Hudson Street Stackhouse (belgian), Alewife (close to where you are staying), Brewer's Art (brewery)
I basically just consume milk, meat, beer, and water, so I can't help you on food. Jack's Bistro is where all the hipsters (don't mean this in a negative way) eat. They probably have what you are looking for.
Let me know if you have any additional questions. I am available on 21st.