Located one mile from Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Fells Point is a historic waterfront location known for its trendy pubs, taverns, oyster houses, and nautical character.

Visit Baltimore notes that the area remains unchanged since its founding; charming 18th and 19th century homes line the cobblestone streets (Source: www.baltimore.org).

While Fells Point is flooded with historical attractions, shopping, and nightlife hotspots, the Maryland culture really shines through in its restaurants.

Fells Point is home to the richest of Maryland's Chesapeake Bay cuisine for any price range. Casual pubs serve oysters on the half shell and upscale spots serve fresh seafood.

Trip Advisor's "The 10 Best Fells Point Restaurants" cites Thames Street Oyster House, One- Eyed Mike, and Blue Moon Cafe as must-go venues. (Source: www.tripadvisor.com)

Happy Hour

The waterfront neighborhood is Baltimore's most scenic, lively, and upbeat spot during happy hour.

"I love happy hour in Fells because of the atmosphere; the live music in the taverns is awesome!" - Brittany Sheehan

Happy hour at most restaraunts is from 4 PM to 7 PM. Popular deals include $4 draft beers paired with oyster shooters. See the Thames Street Oyster House happy hour menu here.

These deals attract a younger crowd to the area that enhance the vibrant character of Fells Point.

"Fells is Fun for my college freinds and i. with the happy hour deals we can afford to go!" - Emily Arnold

Fells Point Fun Fest

In addition to the regular happy hour scene, every October there is a Fells Point Fun Fest.

During this fall weekend, vendors border the streets and serve oysters, crabs, crab cakes, and more along with live music. (Source: www.fellspointfest.net)

The Fun Fest allows restaurant vendors to showcase their dishes as well as bring the community into the heart of the neighborhood and spend a weekend outside.

Upscale Dining

If you’re looking for more upscale dining, Fells Point has an exquisite selection of finer seafood restaraunts.

Charleston Restaraunt on Lancaster Street is a classy, quiet spot on the border the Inner Harbor and Fells Point.

While dress code is not heavily enforced, a jacket and a tie is most appropriate. (Source: www.charlestonrestaurant.com)

Another high-end dining spot known for their seafood in Fells Point is The Milton Inn. Their wine list is superb and many praise their crab cakes and filet. (Source: www.yelp.com)

Taste the Chesapeake Bay Cuisine

Whether you’re looking for a casual tavern to grab dinner and drinks with friends or for an upscale meal for a special occasion, Fells Point has exactly what you need.

The historical and charming neighborhood offers expert Chesapeake Bay cuisine, no matter your budget.

Be sure to check out this Fells Point Restaurant Guide the next time you’re going out!