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Located in Baltimore, Maryland, The Horse You Came In On Saloon is a legendary bar with a rich history and a vibrant atmosphere. This historic establishment takes pride in its welcoming service, lively crowd, and comforting environment. With its unique decor and energy, The Horse You Came In On Saloon offers a one-of-a-kind experience for customers.
The bar is known for its impressive selection of beers, including popular choices like Dogfish Head on tap. Customers rave about the delicious drinks, particularly the coffee-based cocktails. The two bars within the spacious venue ensure that there is plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the live music and energetic vibe.
In addition to its great drinks and lively atmosphere, The Horse You Came In On Saloon also offers a range of amenities, including outdoor seating, pool tables, and Wi-Fi. Customers appreciate the cleanliness of the bathrooms and the attentive service provided by the experienced bartenders.
Overall, The Horse You Came In On Saloon is a must-visit destination for those looking to immerse themselves in Baltimore's history and enjoy a night out with friends. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this iconic bar promises a memorable experience filled with good music, cold beer, and great company.
“ This is a legendary bar. It was the legend of Edgar Allen Poe that brought me in. Which I was hoping for an old fashion bar to some how still exist, this was very much not what I found. I may not have got what I was looking for entirely, but I did find very pleasant service, lively people, a comforting bar environment some wood and noods to its very old roots. Love the current beer choices on the East Coast, like Dogfish Head on tap! Yes please! ”
“ Stopped by yesterday (Sunday) afternoon for a drink with friends and definitely was not disappointed! The bartender was funny, quick and really attentive. All of the drinks were delicious, particularly the coffee based ones! We were the first ones in the bar, but in fairness it was snowing and I think the bar just opened. The seats are like saddles, but you can toggle them and sit in it like a normal chair. Either way, the place is really big and has two bars which started to fill up when we were leaving. ”
“ Really cool historical bar with amazing decor, energy and ambiance. The night I popped in there was live music. Bathrooms were really clean and had an attendant. Great bar to hang out at and enjoy the vibes. ”
“ I don't travel to Baltimore that often but when I do, I'm going to hit this bar. It's located in the historic harbor area of Baltimore. This super historic bar is beyond cool and rich with history. They have always had live music and it's always been solid. The bartenders are very experienced and make great drinks. Never tried the food but I would recommend this place as a wonderful place to hang out with friends to listen to good, live music. ”
“ I give this 5 stars because of the haters. Great service - honest good music - old vibe - history- cold beer and great selection what else do you want. ?? I skipped here for ages for fear it was a Margaritavile crap show from bad reviews It is not bad. It is Good fun. Enjoy good people. Honestly ”
“ Was looking for things 2 do in Baltimore.. so I decided to come to the oldest bar in the country.. I came in on July 3rd, so the place was pretty empty..but so was every other place.. but hitting up the oldest bar in the country is an easy future Icebreaker.. The bar was nice though, right by the water.. They were playing live music and the chairs were in the shape of a horseshoe.. ”
“ A poet's last stop -- and as I stepped out its narrow door onto the pleasantly cool brick street at the end of the night, I too felt (in the most respectful way) that I could be found mysteriously expired in the gutter the next morning. Seemingly a hotspot for tourist and townie alike, conversations at the bar ranged from a crash course in local brewing history to an overview of Maryland's waterways and nautical culture, with brief interludes about the word "yuppie" drifting back into the local lexicon and when a man can and can't pull off a mustache. The oldest continually operating saloon in the United States (open since 1775!), the Horse saloon is aware of its connection to Poe but lets you forget it in favor of saddle seats, a visual horse gag for the times, and live music all night. The walls are plastered in a blend of east coast and old world Americana, and the bathrooms were a step up from what I've come to expect from my usual dives. At one point, a young woman came in and asked where another popular local bar was, and while others may have told her to pound sand, the bartender gave her wholly non-sardonic instructions on how to get where she wanted to go. I liked that. For one night in a city I had no business being in, this little hole in the wall felt like home. Check it out if you appreciate colonial history and local color. I'm told the beer isn't as cheap as it was just a few years ago, but where is it? ”
“ First time visiting with friends and was a great experience. Lots of western decor and embraces the Texas lifestyle while in Baltimore. Drinks were reasonably priced and does get packed on weekdays/weekends. Lots of great local beers on tap to meet any palette. Highly recommend visiting and grab a souvenir. ”
“ This is your neighbor's backyard where all is welcome to hang out and be themselves. You walk into this bar and instantly feel at home, welcome and not judged. The music was not too loud (we could actually talk over it too) and the guy preformed a mix of everything. The location was tidy, decorated with history, the bathrooms were clean and properly stocked. The bar actually knows how to take care of their draft system! The draft beers were fresh, the temperature was perfection, and the flavor of the beers shone through. BONUS: they have a really cool looking draft system. Can't wait to visit again. ”