5pm – 11pm $18
Ruben Montoya
All shows start at 830pm Sunday-Wednesday and 10pm Thursday-Saturday. As always, never a cover!
Grayson Moon
Frankie G
The Tuesday Knights
Kristin & Landis
Spilled Milk
Skies in Chaos
Johnny Smooth
Sly 45
Frankie G
The Tuesday Knights
Kajun kelley
Honey X-Tractor
Ricky Wise & The Dirty Unit
Ruben Montoya
The Animal Project
Frankie G
The Tuesday Knights
The Mobcats
Spilled Milk
Bad w/ Names
Soundtown
Space Taco
Frankie G
Merry Christmas Eve!
Merry Christmas!
Ray & the Revolvers
Hot Mess
Patrick Alban & Noche Latina
Clucker
Frankie G
Ultra Sonic
$10 Mac & Cheese Special
$3 Featured Taco & $2 Off WTF Taco Platters + TRIVIA NIGHT @8PM
$12 Wings & Fries Special
$10 Burgers All Day (Dine-in only after 2PM)
$15 Bottomless Brunch with Purchase of an Entree 10am-2pm
4pm-7pm Food & Drink Specials
If these walls could talk…*
They’d tell you about when this building was built as a private residence in 1771, and the location of the loose brick behind which owner Thomas Long hid cigars from his disapproving wife…
Or when the building was converted to a hotel in 1781 by Irishman Cumberland Dugan, who originated the tradition of leaving an open clam on the pillow of each guest…
Or the dark and stormy night E. A. Poe stopped in for a root beer float…
And the breaking dawn in 1863 that found visiting Civil War troops singing “Maryland, My Maryland” and shooting stale biscuits over the harbor.
And the day in 1921 Pinkerton Detective and future Maltese Falcon author Dashiell Hammett ordered a hard-boiled egg…
Most certainly they would tell you about the time legendary beauty Wallis Simpson taught King Edward VIII how to dance the Cincinnati Two Step…
Or the day the Colts offensive line came in, discovered we were out of our world famous crab dip and began to play catch with the prep cook.
And the night a traveling fiddle salesman taught the entire bar how to play “Sweet Georgia Brown” on 26 used violins, thus launching the Waterfront’s long tradition of rousing live entertainment every night of the week.
Or the time a would be hold up man walked into a filming of “Homicide, Life on the Street” and immediately gave himself up.
Yes, tradition runs deep here and today the Waterfront remains a Fells Point staple; a lively den of mermaid tales, salty jokes, delicious grub and cold pints – all for a reasonable pocket of coin.
*If you squint your left eye a good part of this is true.
Postscript: Actually one of the walls here does occasionally talk. The one on the left at the top of the stairs. Be sure to ask it about the night Martha Washington slept here. But not with George.
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