I thought the place was dirty. I think it was meant to look old, but it just came off dirty to me. It is close to the ballpark, to that help its cause. Beer was just OK. Food was just average also.

The actual brewery location for the Oliver’s ales is a nice place to visit, either just being downtown or on your way to a game. The ambience is straight up British pub. The hard wood bar and walls are accented with brewerainia. Most of the servers have been there for years and they are quick, friendly, and will steer you in the right direction. They have an excellent line up of their own beers, and have several others noteworthy. All in all a must stop while in B’more.

Lots of beers that they make, most I have ever seen at a small brewpub. They had like 20 different beers. Nice laid back pub atmosphere. Decent beers, though lack (or impossibility) of a sampler stinks.

Went there with my wife for a quick pint after going to B’more. Ambiance was of an old brewpub trying to look older. Service needs some serious work. Not much selection to choose from on the day I was there. Lots of macros, but not much in the way of local brews.

Wasn’t aware until my latest trip that there was more than one. One near the Yards was LOUD and smokey. It was only 10PM, but due to small crowd was told that they had already placed &quo;last call&quo;. Then they proceeded to serve me. The one in Fells Point flet more like a laid back pub, but it might have just been the timing. Decent beers, but not too great.

Great place to hang along the Inner Harbour, very close to Camden Yards, it's awesome in the summertime if you can snatch-up a seat outside, great selection of English-style ales, food was pretty tasty, service was always there when I needed a refill, great place