1263 East Fayette Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
Baltimore City County
Phone: (410) 327-8367
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by bryant m. on 2 stars because the venue is nice and the employees are nice, BUT the killer is the venue can never seem to have a good party and they are way too strict with their rules and the bouncers are the biggest douches ever and take their job way to serious ive been there 3 times and all 3 times ive had a bad experience and so have other people i know that have been. my first time going there i spend $10 to get in and the place has literally 20 people in there. my second time coming me and my friends pregamed at my friends house and showed up and got in and got kicked out 20 minutes of being in their for being too drunk, mind you we are all 21+ and were buying drinks, if we were too drunk why did you let us in? oh yea to take our money. my 3rd time there was only ok because my favorite band was playing.....
by Verline Wittwer on I saw Mew at Webster Hall tonight in the grand ballroom. It was the first time I'd ever been there, and I hope it's the last. The sound for the band was way too bass heavy and distorted. I understand this place is a club, but there was no reason to have such a sickening level of bass during these bands tonight. Also, the place was packed, and yet the show wasn't considered sold out. The room is pretty big, but the only place to stand with any room to breathe was either out in the hallway or behind the bar all the way in the back. I guess maybe they would consider it sold out if there were no space to walk around at all, so everyone can enjoy the fire hazard. Other general weirdness/annoyances include the following: The alcohol and drinks in general are a rip-off, with cheapo beers like bottled Bud Light costing $7, and even a bottle of water costs $5. Adding insult to injury, there is a bathroom attendant. And adding further insult to injury, the bathroom isn't even clean. The toilet seat and sink areas were a mess. There was an air hand dryer that I attempted to use, but that didn't work - of course the bathroom attendant needed to hand me a paper towel. And the weirdest thing is that they had a guy walk through the crowd selling cans of beer from a tray. Imagine you're at a baseball game and there are those guys walking up and down the stairs selling cracker jacks, except this is a concert and there are no aisles, so everyone has to push into each other to let the beer dude through the middle of the crowd. So, between the overselling of the show, the bad sound, the ripoff drinks, and the arbitrary bathroom attendant, I left Webster Hall in a sour mood tonight. If you love going out clubbing and being amongst tight crowds, you might like this place, but it wasn't for me, and I hope no bands I want to see ever play there again. I gave it two stars as opposed to one because admittedly I have been to worse places.
by Loise Temkin on The food is okay. skip on the lobster wontons and the shrimp dinner dish (you can get that anywhere for much less money and the same presentation). The Red snapper with peanut sauce was good and the sea bass with roasted asparagus was delicious and a must to start the meal. This place used to be a stable or something?, so the ambiance is very interesting. If you are seated on the second floor you can view everyone below which is kind of cool. The bar is really crowded but we stopped for a drink before our reservation and to escape the rain; the staff was very friendly and efficient. The seating in the bar area is kind of a mess and next time I'll skip it altogether. The giant Buddha is impressive but overall I wouldn't recommend this place. You can get better tasting and larger quantities of Chinese food for less money elsewhere.
