The Inner Harbor in Baltimore is a huge tourist draw. Home to major attractions, it would be quite easy to spend your entire trip to Baltimore in the Inner Harbor alone. Perhaps the best part about the Inner Harbor is the fresh seafood. Located in the Inner Harbor and within walking distance to both the homes of the Baltimore Ravens and Baltimore Orioles lies the Mecca of Baltimore seafood - the Thames Street Oyster House. This beautifully brass-and-wood trimmed restaurant specializes in Eastern coastal cuisine and offers a raw bar. With upstairs seating overlooking the harbor, this classic oyster house in the heart of the historic Fells Point is doing seafood the right way.

Serving traditional Maryland, Mid-Atlantic and New England seafood with a modern flair, the Thames Street Oyster House is known to both locals and visitors alike. The Thames Street Oyster House sources the highest quality seafood from the most reputable local fisherman as sustainably as possible. This quality and freshness lead to a fantastic dining experience. No trip to the Thames Street Oyster House would be complete without ordering the oysters. Their à la carte raw bar features at least ten different kinds of oysters daily, from the East and West coasts and beyond. If you’re looking to keep your diet more “liquid-based”, the Thames Street Oyster House boasts a bar that offers a wide selection of draft beer along with an extensive wine list that features many local options and various New England favorites. They also offer a handful of inventive, handmade cocktails.

The Thames Street Oyster House is always a popular choice for dinner, so we definitely recommend making a reservation before your next visit to Baltimore to avoid having to wait! We highly recommend the oysters from the raw bar. If you’re looking to avoid the raw bar, try their fish and chips! Made from Georges Bank cod and served with coleslaw, beach fries and tartar sauce, their fish and chips are a great choice for dinner. With an inviting main bar room, an upstairs dining room that offers gorgeous water views, and a charming back courtyard, the Thames Street Oyster House is a restaurant that you must visit during your next trip to Baltimore!

When considering where to eat in Baltimore, be sure to think of the Thames Street Oyster House! The Thames Street Oyster House is always a popular destination for sports fans travelling to Baltimore to watch the Baltimore Ravens and the Baltimore Orioles play! 

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