Sat Sept 19 – Sun Sept 20, 2026

Baltimore Weekend

The Plan

Seven of the 16 places are closed Sunday night. Max's Taphouse is the only real football bar on the list.

Saturday

  1. Lunch. Closed Sunday, so this is the only shot. It shuts 3:30–4:30pm.
  2. 3:30Florida State at Alabama. Watch at or .
  3. 5:00Early dinner at , or . All three are closed Sunday.
  4. 7:30Night kickoffs at . Virginia Tech at Maryland is the local game.
  5. LateThames Street: or for live music.

Sunday

  1. 10:00Brunch at (opens 10am).
  2. 1:00Saints at Ravens, M&T Bank Stadium, CBS.
  3. DinnerThe nice meal: . Dinner runs 5–9:30pm.
  4. AfterLast drink at (until 2am) or (until 1am).

The one nice dinner

Saturday night is the college football night, so the nice dinner fits better on Sunday after the Ravens game.

Thames Street Oyster House

The Sunday pick. It is in Fells Point, so you stay in the neighborhood, and it has the best seafood on the list. Book on Resy now, or walk in for bar seats at 5pm.

Seppia

The other good Sunday option. A big new Italian room in Hampden, about a 15-minute drive. Bottles over $100 are half off on Sundays and tables were easy to get.

Marta

The most ambitious food on the list, but the room is small, loud and date-heavy. Sunday dinner runs 5–9pm. Sit at the bar.

If you do it Saturday instead

Eat at 5pm at Peter's Inn (steak and martinis) or Little Donna's, then walk to Max's for the 7:30 kickoffs. Peter's Inn takes reservations by email only, and not same-day after 3pm.

Closed Sunday night

  • Ekiben
  • Clavel
  • W.C. Harlan (hours from third-party listings)
  • Peter's Inn (open Thursday–Saturday only)
  • Little Donna's
  • The Wren
  • Bar Alice Anne (no Sunday hours listed)
  • The Horse You Came In On is open Sunday but closes at 10pm.

Researched Friday Sept 18, 2026. Hours come from each place's own site unless flagged. Anything marked third-party is worth a call before you walk over.