pratt street ale house

went on the night of an orioles' game. food and service were both fantastic! sat outside and the atmosphere was great. the blonde ale and draft punk were excellent beers. i would definitely recommend this place. a+

delicious meal, terrific micro-brews....loved the irish red and ironman english pale ale. fun cozy atmosphere. from a tourist town ourselves and will definitely return when we come back to inner harbor! went with our teen daughter and was appropriate atmosphere....we were there for an early dinner.

great place very near the center and well located. cool place for some drinks and the food was great. cool place for drinks, with nice service. the lights were very poor and i asked to turn them on but o was ignored. the food was great and lots of variety.

had the crab cakes (asked for one broiled and one fried). were quite tasty with little to no fillers. crab meat was fresh. was recommended the 3 lions stout which i found delicious. will likely go back and have a less expensive entree and enjoy more of their drafts.

ran over for lunch from the convention center
good quick service. very attentive. thai chicken salad was very good. prices reasonable. would highly recommend it for lunch

six of us went there for lunch, nice location fun outside seating & happening inside. we had crab flatbreads, great burgers & awesome salads everyone enjoyed. local brewery right on site offered nice selection of beverages

great food! busy place, but great atmosphere. we had burgers and the boneless wing app. really enjoyed dining here.

i was very disappointed with this place. roughly 80% of their beer was out of stock and did not have any ipa's on draft. cool atmosphere to hang out, but if your looking for a brew pub don't waste your time with this place. the brewers at pratt street ale house have a lot of work to do, and should start with putting the customer first. what kind of brew pub runs dry of 80% of their own beer. sad night in the inner harbor. :(

fantastic beer with a fun and personal staff. it was a great bar to enjoy yourself.

service at the bar for lunch was spotty and impersonal. my salmon blt was cold and the bacon nearly uncooked. the beer was tasty, but i can get good craft beer many other places. i won't be back.

amazing atmosphere, food, and service! as good as it get!. this place is amazing! i have been there numerous times when traveling to baltimore. i've never had a bad meal or experience! my husband and i just recently had our rehearsal dinner there before getting married at camden yards and they did a great job with that as well. everything was perfect!! they have gorgeous cozy private rooms available! i would definitely recommend them for your next private event! the staff was on point to say the least and willa and stephen made it so easy with the planning! there location is perfect, within walking distance to the inner harbor and camden yards. i think the fish tacos are excellent and my husband's favorite is the iron man burger. my guests ordered a wide variety of dinner options and everybody said theirs was delicious. beer menu is awesome as well! can't go wrong choosing this place!!!

on home game days (whether it’s for the orioles or the ravens) pratt street ale house is packed. the inside is full, the patio is full, unless you budget yourself plenty of time, you won’t get a table. because of this, i’ve always wanted to try the food assuming it’s amazing, and i’ve been to the ale house columbia  which is their sister restaurant and i love it there. some friends and i were planning on catching the o’s play so we thought it would be nice to grab a quick bite to eat before the game. remembering that i’ve been wanting to try  pratt street ale house , we made moves to get there early enough that there shouldn’t be a wait and then we would still have plenty of time to grab drinks outside of the stadium. unfortunately, our meal was not as great as we anticipated and for the life of me i cannot fathom why there is always a crowd of people outside. pratt street ale house when we arrived at  pratt street ale house , the restaurant was pretty crowded for 2pm on a saturday, bu

decent food. my party of 5 started with crab dip and panko crab cakes. we were seated outside on the patio. i didn't have any of the cakes, but the dip was delicious. it was served with warm bread and i couldn't stop eating it. was it worth $14? maybe not. my ironman burger ($12) was overcooked and a rather big letdown. the hostess made it a point when we were seated to say: "if it starts to rain, you are not guaranteed a seat inside the restaurant." so if you decide to eat on the outdoor patio with rain imminent, you're better off just going inside.

great cider! the location is very convenient to the convention center (across the street). the salads are ok, but the sandwiches are really good. it is a little expensive for lunch, but you cannot beat the convenience and awesome cider.

just like home. i stopped by the pratt street ale house on a sunday night around 7, just after checking in to my hotel. grabbed a seat at the bar and was instantly made to feel at home. these guys have great recommendations. the fish and chips was great. fresh haddock filet and french fries, home made slaw and tarter sauce, and a huge portion. the brews are equally great. make sure to take whatever the bar tender recommends.
i will be by this place again this week. don't miss out!