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Welcome to Loch Bar

Loch Bar, a trendy and upscale seafood and cocktail bar located in Baltimore, offers a wide range of seafood dishes and craft cocktails. With a focus on live/raw food, their menu includes indulgent options like Maryland crab cakes and lobster bisque. Customers rave about the crab cakes, noting the generous portions of fresh crab meat. The ambiance is praised for its waterfront views and pleasant atmosphere, making it a great choice for a special meal or happy hour. While some non-seafood items may not stand out, Loch Bar impresses with its seafood offerings, attentive service, and picturesque setting.

LOCATIONS
  • Loch Bar
    240 International Dr Baltimore, MD 21202
    240 International Dr Baltimore, MD 21202 Hotline: (443) 961-8949

Welcome to Loch Bar, where the charm of Baltimore meets the allure of coastal seafood and crafted cocktails. Nestled along the scenic waterfront at 240 International Drive, Baltimore, MD, Loch Bar represents an inviting culinary destination dedicated to delivering an unforgettable dining experience.

As you step into Loch Bar, you're enveloped by a vibrant ambiance that echoes the spirit of the sea. The establishment prides itself on its vast selection of fresh seafood, including its mouthwatering crab cakes that have become a signature dish, celebrated by guests as the epitome of Maryland cuisine. Add to that their extensive shellfish towers featuring an impressive array of oysters, clams, mussels, and lobster, perfect for sharing or indulging solo.

However, it’s not just the seafood that shines here. The drinks menu boasts an enticing array of cocktails, including inventive frozen beverages like the frosé, which guests rave about for their deliciousness and flavor preservation as they melt. As you sip, the lively atmosphere around the bar adds to the experience, making every moment enjoyable whether you're seated indoors or on the stunning outdoor patio.

Desserts also deserve a mention. The skillet chocolate chip cookie topped with vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce offers a warm, indulgent finish to your meal, while the layered Smith Island Cake brings a touch of tradition and sweetness to the table. It's this blend of innovation and comfort that makes every meal at Loch Bar memorable.

For a truly delectable experience sprinkled with great service and picturesque views, Loch Bar stands tall among Baltimore's culinary offerings. Whether you're a seafood aficionado or simply looking for a great meal in a stunning setting, Loch Bar is a destination worth exploring. So, gather your friends, soak in the waterfront views, and let the flavors of Loch Bar transport you to a world of maritime bliss.

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Roxy H.
Roxy H.

My daughter had never had a Maryland crab cake. My friend and I with our young adults drove all the way to Baltimore to make her first experience the best. And guess what? She ordered a lobster roll!! LMBO I had the lobster bisque and the crab cake. Both she and my daughters so ordered the lobster roll. ALL OF OUT FOOD WAS AMAZING! The crab cake is literally a heaping of crab. The best biggest heaping you could ever taste. We had adult slushies. Well me and my friend did of course. Ended up having Two! Highly recommend this place!!! We go every time I'm in the area!

Tyler T.
Tyler T.

Lovely ambiance with views of the water next door. The food was of such high quality and the service was great! Definitely try the crab cakes!

Tamekah W.
Tamekah W.

I went for the first time for happy hour. The ambiance was very nice and the staff was nice as well. Food was good. Great view too!

Mark N.
Mark N.

+ great seafood, amazing hushpuppies, decent drinks list, good views (if outside) and good service. - non-seafood items are just ok. Nothing on the menu pops. Prices are a bit high. $20 for a chicken club and $15 for a slice of cake is not a good value. Bottom line is this is a good option if you are staying in the area for a conference but I would not go out of my way to eat here.

Ruth D.
Ruth D.

I recently visited Loch Bar in Baltimore and had a fantastic experience. The location is situated along the water with both indoor and outdoor seating options. I imagine the the outdoor seating is particularly enjoyable when the weather is nice, offering a beautiful view and a pleasant atmosphere. For my meal, I ordered the crabcake with hush puppies as my side, which I upgraded for an additional four dollars. I also tried the frosé, one of their frozen alcoholic beverages, which was recommended to me. The frosé was so delicious that I would definitely get it again and highly recommend it to others. What I loved the most is that it still stayed flavorful and juicy as you sipped it and as it melted slightly. You weren't left with flavorless ice at the end like other restaurant. Instead the frosé was flavorful the whole time. Loch Bar has an vast seafood menu, ensuring there's plenty to choose from for seafood lovers. The bar area is well-stocked and adds to the overall lively ambiance of the place. The service was definitely above average and I really appreciated my waiter who was attentive, knowledgeable, and kind.

Charles W.
Charles W.

I chose this restaurant because it was close to our hotel and had decent reviews, but was pleasantly surprised at the quality of food and service offered to us here. Fortunately for us, we managed to snag a table outside (next to the water) right before sunset and so the vibes were immaculate. We ordered: * Local Oysters - 8/10: some of the varieties were really small, but most tasted delicious and fresh * Scallop Ceviche - 5/10: small portion and disappointing flavor, sounds much better on paper * Fried Oysters - 9/10: can't go wrong with a delicious fried oyster on top of a mayo-based sauce * Pan Seared Chilean Sea Bass - 9/10: super tender fish on a bed of delicious accompaniments * Crab Cakes - 10/10: I absolutely adore crab cakes and these were super meaty * Fish and Chips - 8/10: very thickly fried fish that was quite tender * Hushpuppies - 7/10: just your typical hushpuppy We also ordered the soup, but it was WAY too salty and so the server was kind enough to refund that for us. Overall, with lovely vibes, immaculate service, and great seafood, Loch Bar is a great place for a meal if you're in the area!

Robert C.
Robert C.

My view of the best crab cake? Maximum fresh blue crab, minimum filler. Loch Bar - Jackpot! My wife and I looked forward to our visit to Baltimore to find fresh mussels and crab. Loch Bar fully succeeded with both. Let's start with the crab cakes (two large cakes per order, perfect for sharing). I've never had cakes that were virtually all crab. Seriously, how did they manage to sear and serve these without them falling apart? The WonderBra of crab cakes, there was no visible means of support. Just delicious bites of fresh, sweet, lightly fried blue crab. My wife and I agreed this was one of the best single dishes we've had in a very long time. We began our meal with the Moules-Frites; the fresh mussels were steamed and served in a white wine sauce. So good! We also had the Fish N' Chips. The fish was crunchy, thick, moist, tasty and yes, fresh. Did I say that my wife and I loved our meal? I'm still dreaming of these crab cakes. But one warning, Loch Bar is not inexpensive. This is a splurge. Loch Bar is part of the Four Seasons Hotel. Fresh crab cakes are pricey everywhere these days and Loch Bar, well, you're going to pay extra for the quality. But I highly recommend.

Kathryn J.
Kathryn J.

I had a pretty average experience at Loch Bar the other night. The food was phenomenal and exceeded my expectations. We had hush puppies, Parker house rolls, cream of crab soup, and crab grilled cheese. It was a great choice of food for a cold winter day, and the food could have easily just been heavy and cheesy but was all very well balanced. The food was all really beautiful too. Unfortunately the service was not what I expected for a high end restaurant. Our server was often at the other side of the restaurant having side conversations. The host spent a lot of time on the phone. We ended up waiting a while at points, and overall I just didn't think anyone was paying a lot of attention. The only exception was the bar staff, which were all amazing and very friendly. I'd like to come back in the summer and give Loch Bar another chance, and hopefully it was just an off day with service.

Genie F.
Genie F.

While I've been to Bygone a few times I never knew that its sister restaurant Loch Bar was right downstairs! Both owned and managed by Atlas Restaurant Group and both located in the Four Seasons Hotel, the Loch Bar was an unexpected treat. A weekday lunch with the girls was a good look. Everything was good from start to finish. Jessica our server was awesome and had the absolute best recommendations. Starting with the Fried Oysters, that you can never go wrong with, then ending with the Crab Grilled Cheese was definitely the way to go! A grilled cheese with Gruyère, Gouda, bacon, tomato and big lumps of crab?!?! I will never go back to eating a regular smegular grilled cheese ever again!! What a great, more relaxed alternative to the Bygone with the same great food and service.