$10 all you can drink on Friday, 6-9 pm. Other than that, not a whole lot to say about Nobles, it's your typical Fed Hill Bar.
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Mark F.
To be fair, I've only ever been to Nobles on Friday nights for their $10 bottomless cups. Be careful of their dress code as plain white and black shirts will deny you entrance. Bartenders are nice and underling that most people are just trying to get trashed. The night will basically go as expected. I did want to point out that their food is actually legitimate. There nachos are HUGE and their burgers and wings are pretty good. You may come for the drinks, but consider grabbing dinner while you're here too! Also, there are bars upstairs also, so definitely head up there if it's crowded! If you go, especially for he Friday $10 happy hour, just keep in mind the kind of patrons this would attract; and that's exactly what you'll see.
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Chien S.
Best Crushes around, many varieties. Great food and Service. Good food menu. Try the cheesesteak dip (not on the menu). Happy Hour special on Friday night. Awesome brunch menu on Sundays.
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Emily L.
This dive bar is popular with the college set, but when we went in on a Sunday afternoon the place was deserted. Except for the bartender. Who was drunk. So, that pretty much sums up our experience there. I have to admit he provided some good entertainment, but talk about unprofessional! Food was cheap and decent (crispy wings and fries, which isn't nothing) but the atmosphere was gross. It was really dusty (don't look up, ugh) and the fact that their staff feels free to tie one on during working hours really turned me off. I would actively avoid it if I were you.
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Caitlyn K.
Love this place! First off saying they have 10$ all you can drink Fridays from 6-9. The bartenders are the nicest people you will meet. They are all wonderful people and make you feel at home there. They have a nice selection of food on their menu. The chili is amazing and is very tasty. Their nachos are HUGE, i ordered them for myself once and couldn't finish them. Also they have a crab pretzel which is filling enough for one person but could split for two (if you care for sharing something so good) If you're looking for a place to hang out and have a few drinks, this is the place to go.
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Neen B.
Weird! Bartender didnt know the bar specials. Claimed he hadn't gone outside to read the board yet! Wow. Just had a drink and left. Weird vibe there.
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Arielle D.
Half off burgers on Wednesday. The crab-dip burger and curly fries are really good.
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Brittany S.
Went on a Friday night, ended up getting the $10 all you can drink (draft beer and rail) and it was worth it. The bartender was fun, she danced and sang with us at the bar and made good drinks. After a few drinks I ordered the $5 shrimp... yea I don't know what I was thinking. They were the worst shrimp I ever had in my life! They came out with so many onions like they were all cooked together and they were sooooooo chewy and just... EW! So definitely try them. The live music was the best part! They had a sheet on the bar where you could text to request a song so of course all my friends requested a bunch of songs and he played all of them so well! It was really fun. Typical Fed Hill bar/college bar. Since the $10 cups are from 6-9pm its the perfect place to pre-game hehe.
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Adrienne D.
Great Friday Night Happy Hour! 6-9 $10 all you can drink. Food's pretty great too, suggest the burger or the roast beef! Both were delicious and LOVE the curly fries.
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Shawn D.
The food isn't great, but it's not bad either. What this venue really excels at is their various crush drinks and daily specials. Also, one of their greatest strengths is also one of its weaknesses, depending on your perspective on crowds. Sundays through Thursdays the venue is pretty relaxed with only the front bar being somewhat busy. Fridays it's pretty filled with frat boy types due to their $10 bottomless cups, but Saturdays are usually pretty mellow compared to the other venues in Fed Hill. It's a good bar for a variety of events from just hanging out with some friends to full on bachelorette and birthday party bar crawls.
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Steven R.
The best fresh squeezed crushes around. Try one of the six different kinds. My personal favorite is strawberry lemonade. Also Nobles has the best wings ik Federal Hill.
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Lori B.
Great find in Federal Hill. Was searching for a place to watch the World Series with sound on, and they welcomed me in. Good beer and burger special on a Wednesday night... And excellent wings. Nice people, good conversation. Will go back for sure.
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Quinn W.
Nobles has a great atmosphere, and is like the big spots in Fed Hill, but without the ridiculous crowds. From the front it looks like an itty-bitty place. I think they actually own two lots though, and maybe just the front bottom floor is something else. Anyways, Nobles has a lot of space, with three permanent bar areas and what I am guessing is a party room. It also has a nice dance floor. There are TVs all over the place too. The atmosphere is pretty chill, which I like, and the bartenders are good. It's definitely worth checking out. I have seen food go by me, but I haven't eaten here yet, so I can't vouch for the food. If I get some food I'll update my review though...until then don't be shy...be Noble.
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Mike M.
Nobles is your typical Federal Hill Bar frequented by your typical Federal Hill crowd. It's a half block from Cross St. I was there for the first time tonight. Friday night special is bottomless cup open bar happy hour for $10. Pay up, get a wristband, drink up. I actually liked the bar itself. It is one of the those neighborhood Baltimore bars that is in a narrow but long building with lots of alcoves, narrow hallways and random stairwells. It makes finding your friends a bit of an adventure. Part of the second floor looks over the first floor bar. The potential for things falling on me makes me nervous. There is a third floor, but I do not think it is for patrons, only employees (I found my friends before I could explore more thoroughly). There is a decent menu too. Mostly pub grub, but the burgers looked interesting (Port Bleu Burger seemed really good). Recommendation: Hit it up for happy hour, move on. Cons - Men's room has a trough (thanks, but I'm not a farm animal) and peeps playing beer pong (please don't spill beer on me, light-weight hoochie with poor aim).
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Bryan P.
Nobles is pretty typical bar for the fed hill night scene. The crowd is a mix of locals and college types. Drinks are decent as are the prices for the area. One suggestion if you decide to go here bring an umbrella. The second floor is a loft that patrons like to spill their drinks off of. So its a good idea to keep an eye up to make sure there is a ceiling there.
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Jay S.
I've visited Baltimore a couple dozen times over the last 5 years and always seem to get in a lot of trouble. This place is Fed Hill to the core. Short skirts, graphic tees, fist pumps, natty-boh, really crappy well drinks, and lots of red-bull. I went here with a big group for a friend's going away party and we had a great time. A couple hours of dancing on both Friday and Saturday night. there are at least 3 bars spread throughout the 2 floors. There are catwalks, alcoves, and winding staircases that make for an interesting vibe. One thing to note: the drink prices double after 12 or 12:30 so beware.
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Toby R.
I only come here for the $10 All-You-Can-Drink deal on Friday. The wings are decent and the crowd is not pretentious.
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Andrew M.
Nobles is soo lame that it delivers the incredibly scarce Federal Hill bar stool for lunch before a 4:00 Ravens home game. The tradeoff was listening to the back bartenders blasting/singing the Thompson Twins "Hold me now" and song after song of repressed 80's tunes until they finally turned on the volume of the division rival 1:00 Steelers game. The latest reincarnation of the quintessential neighborhood bar, Bandaloops, is a college crowd sellout. On or off the 20 something beer pong binge drinking bus. The salty bar food was barely edible. A giant plume of smoke from a grease fire in the kitchen forced us to punch out of comfortable bar stools in favor of standing elbow to elbow anywhere else.
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Lauren S.
I'll go ahead and say it's not really worth your time. The only thing I liked was that it had a balcony over one of the bars.
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Faith D.
This place is just what you would expect from Federal Hill (which if you aren't familiar is a little like Adams Morgan)--Lots of dancing, tons of music, and great bartenders who like to make sure you have a good time. I would def. recommend this place for fun and some pub food!
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Hung T.
Typical Fed Hill bar. Gets very loud and rowdy at night and on weekends. Its got a dance floor to get your groove on. Crowd is mainly in their early - mid 20s. It can feel very Jersey Shore-ish with all the D-bags. I recommend only going here if you are tipsy.
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Shlok P.
My rating is not based on either their food or specialty drinks. I have been to this place a few times for our fraternity's beer pong tournament. My ratings are solely based on the fact that they have a nice open area upstairs where they lay out about 6 tables for beer pong tournament. Later at night it turns out into a dance floor. It is very good for groups who want to hold any private event upstairs as it secludes you from other areas of the bar. So if you are a private organization looking for a place to hold one of your party events, try out Nobles!
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Eliot P.
I have only been to Nobles at night. It's a pretty cool place. I picked up a bottomless cup on Friday. I played a few games of corn hole and beer pong.
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Street Bike Parking : No Good for Groups : Yes Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Loud Music : DJ Good For Dancing : Yes Alcohol : Full Bar Happy Hour : Yes Best Nights : Fri, Sat Coat Check : No Smoking : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes
Allie P.
$10 all you can drink on Friday, 6-9 pm. Other than that, not a whole lot to say about Nobles, it's your typical Fed Hill Bar.
(4)Mark F.
To be fair, I've only ever been to Nobles on Friday nights for their $10 bottomless cups. Be careful of their dress code as plain white and black shirts will deny you entrance. Bartenders are nice and underling that most people are just trying to get trashed. The night will basically go as expected. I did want to point out that their food is actually legitimate. There nachos are HUGE and their burgers and wings are pretty good. You may come for the drinks, but consider grabbing dinner while you're here too! Also, there are bars upstairs also, so definitely head up there if it's crowded! If you go, especially for he Friday $10 happy hour, just keep in mind the kind of patrons this would attract; and that's exactly what you'll see.
(4)Chien S.
Best Crushes around, many varieties. Great food and Service. Good food menu. Try the cheesesteak dip (not on the menu). Happy Hour special on Friday night. Awesome brunch menu on Sundays.
(5)Emily L.
This dive bar is popular with the college set, but when we went in on a Sunday afternoon the place was deserted. Except for the bartender. Who was drunk. So, that pretty much sums up our experience there. I have to admit he provided some good entertainment, but talk about unprofessional! Food was cheap and decent (crispy wings and fries, which isn't nothing) but the atmosphere was gross. It was really dusty (don't look up, ugh) and the fact that their staff feels free to tie one on during working hours really turned me off. I would actively avoid it if I were you.
(2)Caitlyn K.
Love this place! First off saying they have 10$ all you can drink Fridays from 6-9. The bartenders are the nicest people you will meet. They are all wonderful people and make you feel at home there. They have a nice selection of food on their menu. The chili is amazing and is very tasty. Their nachos are HUGE, i ordered them for myself once and couldn't finish them. Also they have a crab pretzel which is filling enough for one person but could split for two (if you care for sharing something so good) If you're looking for a place to hang out and have a few drinks, this is the place to go.
(5)Neen B.
Weird! Bartender didnt know the bar specials. Claimed he hadn't gone outside to read the board yet! Wow. Just had a drink and left. Weird vibe there.
(2)Arielle D.
Half off burgers on Wednesday. The crab-dip burger and curly fries are really good.
(4)Brittany S.
Went on a Friday night, ended up getting the $10 all you can drink (draft beer and rail) and it was worth it. The bartender was fun, she danced and sang with us at the bar and made good drinks. After a few drinks I ordered the $5 shrimp... yea I don't know what I was thinking. They were the worst shrimp I ever had in my life! They came out with so many onions like they were all cooked together and they were sooooooo chewy and just... EW! So definitely try them. The live music was the best part! They had a sheet on the bar where you could text to request a song so of course all my friends requested a bunch of songs and he played all of them so well! It was really fun. Typical Fed Hill bar/college bar. Since the $10 cups are from 6-9pm its the perfect place to pre-game hehe.
(3)Adrienne D.
Great Friday Night Happy Hour! 6-9 $10 all you can drink. Food's pretty great too, suggest the burger or the roast beef! Both were delicious and LOVE the curly fries.
(4)Shawn D.
The food isn't great, but it's not bad either. What this venue really excels at is their various crush drinks and daily specials. Also, one of their greatest strengths is also one of its weaknesses, depending on your perspective on crowds. Sundays through Thursdays the venue is pretty relaxed with only the front bar being somewhat busy. Fridays it's pretty filled with frat boy types due to their $10 bottomless cups, but Saturdays are usually pretty mellow compared to the other venues in Fed Hill. It's a good bar for a variety of events from just hanging out with some friends to full on bachelorette and birthday party bar crawls.
(4)Steven R.
The best fresh squeezed crushes around. Try one of the six different kinds. My personal favorite is strawberry lemonade. Also Nobles has the best wings ik Federal Hill.
(5)Lori B.
Great find in Federal Hill. Was searching for a place to watch the World Series with sound on, and they welcomed me in. Good beer and burger special on a Wednesday night... And excellent wings. Nice people, good conversation. Will go back for sure.
(4)Quinn W.
Nobles has a great atmosphere, and is like the big spots in Fed Hill, but without the ridiculous crowds. From the front it looks like an itty-bitty place. I think they actually own two lots though, and maybe just the front bottom floor is something else. Anyways, Nobles has a lot of space, with three permanent bar areas and what I am guessing is a party room. It also has a nice dance floor. There are TVs all over the place too. The atmosphere is pretty chill, which I like, and the bartenders are good. It's definitely worth checking out. I have seen food go by me, but I haven't eaten here yet, so I can't vouch for the food. If I get some food I'll update my review though...until then don't be shy...be Noble.
(4)Mike M.
Nobles is your typical Federal Hill Bar frequented by your typical Federal Hill crowd. It's a half block from Cross St. I was there for the first time tonight. Friday night special is bottomless cup open bar happy hour for $10. Pay up, get a wristband, drink up. I actually liked the bar itself. It is one of the those neighborhood Baltimore bars that is in a narrow but long building with lots of alcoves, narrow hallways and random stairwells. It makes finding your friends a bit of an adventure. Part of the second floor looks over the first floor bar. The potential for things falling on me makes me nervous. There is a third floor, but I do not think it is for patrons, only employees (I found my friends before I could explore more thoroughly). There is a decent menu too. Mostly pub grub, but the burgers looked interesting (Port Bleu Burger seemed really good). Recommendation: Hit it up for happy hour, move on. Cons - Men's room has a trough (thanks, but I'm not a farm animal) and peeps playing beer pong (please don't spill beer on me, light-weight hoochie with poor aim).
(3)Bryan P.
Nobles is pretty typical bar for the fed hill night scene. The crowd is a mix of locals and college types. Drinks are decent as are the prices for the area. One suggestion if you decide to go here bring an umbrella. The second floor is a loft that patrons like to spill their drinks off of. So its a good idea to keep an eye up to make sure there is a ceiling there.
(2)Jay S.
I've visited Baltimore a couple dozen times over the last 5 years and always seem to get in a lot of trouble. This place is Fed Hill to the core. Short skirts, graphic tees, fist pumps, natty-boh, really crappy well drinks, and lots of red-bull. I went here with a big group for a friend's going away party and we had a great time. A couple hours of dancing on both Friday and Saturday night. there are at least 3 bars spread throughout the 2 floors. There are catwalks, alcoves, and winding staircases that make for an interesting vibe. One thing to note: the drink prices double after 12 or 12:30 so beware.
(3)Toby R.
I only come here for the $10 All-You-Can-Drink deal on Friday. The wings are decent and the crowd is not pretentious.
(3)Andrew M.
Nobles is soo lame that it delivers the incredibly scarce Federal Hill bar stool for lunch before a 4:00 Ravens home game. The tradeoff was listening to the back bartenders blasting/singing the Thompson Twins "Hold me now" and song after song of repressed 80's tunes until they finally turned on the volume of the division rival 1:00 Steelers game. The latest reincarnation of the quintessential neighborhood bar, Bandaloops, is a college crowd sellout. On or off the 20 something beer pong binge drinking bus. The salty bar food was barely edible. A giant plume of smoke from a grease fire in the kitchen forced us to punch out of comfortable bar stools in favor of standing elbow to elbow anywhere else.
(1)Lauren S.
I'll go ahead and say it's not really worth your time. The only thing I liked was that it had a balcony over one of the bars.
(2)Faith D.
This place is just what you would expect from Federal Hill (which if you aren't familiar is a little like Adams Morgan)--Lots of dancing, tons of music, and great bartenders who like to make sure you have a good time. I would def. recommend this place for fun and some pub food!
(5)Hung T.
Typical Fed Hill bar. Gets very loud and rowdy at night and on weekends. Its got a dance floor to get your groove on. Crowd is mainly in their early - mid 20s. It can feel very Jersey Shore-ish with all the D-bags. I recommend only going here if you are tipsy.
(3)Shlok P.
My rating is not based on either their food or specialty drinks. I have been to this place a few times for our fraternity's beer pong tournament. My ratings are solely based on the fact that they have a nice open area upstairs where they lay out about 6 tables for beer pong tournament. Later at night it turns out into a dance floor. It is very good for groups who want to hold any private event upstairs as it secludes you from other areas of the bar. So if you are a private organization looking for a place to hold one of your party events, try out Nobles!
(3)Eliot P.
I have only been to Nobles at night. It's a pretty cool place. I picked up a bottomless cup on Friday. I played a few games of corn hole and beer pong.
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