Pratt Street Alehouse
Bar/Pub
Gastropub
Restaurant
American, Mexican
Dark
Television
(Pratt and Hopkins)
410-244-8900
www.prattstreetalehouse.com
From the website: The story begins in 1888 when 202, 204 and 206 W. Pratt Street were constructed. At this time the port of Baltimore was still young and many prominent merchants lived near the wharves close to their business. By the mid nineteenth century the port grew, and as it did, the block began to commercialize. In the late 1940's this building was acquired by the Pratt Furniture Company and remained so until 1980 when it then became P.J. Cricketts. In 1992 the Oliver's took over P.J. Cricketts, which then became the Wharf Rat.
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Wide variety of Oliver Ales
Amstel Light, Blue Moon, Bud Light, Budweiser, Coors Light, Corona, Corona Light, Dogfish Head 60 Minute, Harp, Heineken, Leffe, Lindemans Framboise, Michelob Ultra, Mike's Hard Lemonade, Miller Lite, Natty Boh, Coors Light, Negro Modelo, PBR, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
09/17/2013 7 Best Baltimore Local Beers for Fall
04/10/2013 Top 10 Places to Drink Outdoors in Baltimore
12/06/2012 Pratt Street Ale House Mid-Atlantic Holiday Beer Festival, December 8
10/31/2012 Boomerang Nightlife Party Bus Tour
10/16/2012 The 9th Annual Chesapeake Real Ale Festival
10/09/2012 Baltimore Beer Week Guide: 16 Don't-Miss Events
09/04/2012 Fall Preview: 7 Openings and Reopenings in Baltimore
08/10/2012 20 Maryland Breweries & Brewpubs To Visit
07/25/2012 London 2012 Summer Olympics Food & Drink Specials in Baltimore
06/13/2012 10 Best Baltimore Bars for Summer
04/26/2012 Weekend Picks, 4/26-29
03/22/2012 Spring Ale Festival at Pratt Street Ale House, April 28
12/07/2011 Weekend Picks, 12/8-12/11
11/28/2011 Mid-Atlantic Holiday Beer Festival
