Stay Toasty at These Baltimore Bars with Fireplaces

 

Despite their appeal in the long winter months, fireplaces in Baltimore can be few and far between. Get to these spots early and often to secure a seat near the warmth in the winter.

 

One of Baltimore’s most romantic restaurants wouldn’t be complete without a fireplace. This top notch Indian spot doesn’t fail to deliver. (3811 Canterbury Rd; 410-366-1484)

 

With over 120 single malt scotches, it’s easy to warm from the inside at this Fells Point mainstay, but it’s also a perfect place to cozy up next to the fire. (1712 Aliceanna St.; 410-675-8466)

 

This trendy spot offers up solid cocktails with a water view alongside the fireplace in their expansive space.

 

With a wide selection of brews and wine, this Mt. Vernon mainstay houses a gritty downstairs bar as well as sporting a swanky upstairs atmosphere replete with loungy seating around the fireplace. (1106 N Charles St.; 410-547-6925)

 

Sip on some suds fireside at this Power Plant Live bar. In the milder months, the fire is al fresco, but a retractable roof makes it accessible in the chillier months as well. (34 Market Pl.; 443-208-3316)

 

Enjoy French fare fireside at this quaint and cozy restaurant in Roland Park. (4800 Roland Ave.; 410-366-9393)

 

This literary themed bar in the base of Hotel Indigo in Mt. Vernon features a fireplace surrounded by built in bookshelves. (24 W. Franklin St.; 410-625-6200)

 

With fire pits outside as well as an indoor fireplace, there’s no shortage of options for warming up at this Port Covington bar and restaurant. (13 Rye Street; 443-662-8000)

 

This popular Hampden spot sports a stone fireplace to warm up next to while dining or drinking. (300 W 30th St.; 443-869-5864)

 

Make way through the lively downstairs at this Thames St. bar to get to the second floor with its comfy couches and fireplace. (1417 Thames St.; 443-681-5310)

 

This corner bar in Fells Point is known for its brews and pizza, but get there early to secure a spot next to the fire in the back. (801 S Ann St.; 410-276-9034)

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