Step into Kooper's - a classic American bar. Named after the owners Labrador, this long bar greets you with its cheery red brick exteriors. The warm and friendly atmosphere seems to be the highlight of this joint. Popular among college students and locals, Kooper's serves the usual variety of draughts and typical pub grub as well as steaks and seafood. Try the yummy Crab Cakes and hugely popular burgers. Football freaks can hop in on Monday nights and check out the football nights. Noisy, lively and fun - that's Kooper's for you.

Salsa your way into the vibrant Latin Palace at Fells Point. In here, it's all about the music. Live music performances and local and international DJs will keep you on your feet and boogying away. Heat up the floor of the Casa Salsa Dance Club with your sensual dance moves or enjoy yourself at the bar. Got two left feet? Don't worry - this multi storey club even offers dance lessons. Refuel with some tapas or Tex-Mex dishes and a range of beverages at the Restaurante Las Palmas. Find out more about their party packages and let them host a bash for you.

Featuring the largest beer selection in Maryland, Max's is the place to go to grab a cold drink, watch a sporting event, and have a fun and relaxing time altogether. Order a bite to eat from the lunch or dinner menus offering plenty of burgers and sandwiches to complement your beer selection. Max's also has a Darthouse to end your day with fun. For special events, choose from Max's extensive catering menus or organize a private party or black tie affair in one of the private rooms available.

This dimly-lit tavern offers an innovative menu that includes steamed shrimp and sushi. Eat in the casual dining room or charming outdoor courtyard. College students flock here for the beer, while tourists and local yuppies enjoy the reasonably priced food. Choose the succulent Steamed Shrimp, Cajun Crawfish Pie or a low-calorie safari burger, which is made with ostrich meat. The full-service bar has some 20 beers on tap, including several local brews. Cigar smoking is prohibited, although cigarette smoking is allowed.

Breakfast is the name of the game at this small but lively Fells Point eatery. They've got all the standards: French toast, pancakes and a wide variety of eggs, but the specialties are what really shine. Take the Crab Benedict, for instance, or the delicious Crab Crepe. During the week, the plain but tastefully decorated room is open during the typical breakfast and brunch hours. But from Friday through Sunday it's open all night long, and jammed with gadabouts topping off a late night with a hearty breakfast.

Ah, la vie bohemme! This scruffy but loveable Fells Point coffee and juice shop has such a wonderfully mellow atmosphere that you can relax completely, even while imbibing a highly-caffeinated gourmet coffee drink. The decor could be described as Neon Victorian, a funky blend of the day-glow and the antique, accented with overgrown houseplants and overflowing bookshelves. If you're not up for coffee, try one of the freshly squeezed juice drinks. There's also a selection of tasty sandwiches, humus and organic salads.

This historic building is the performance venue of the Fells Point Creative Alliance, a nonprofit group that offers support and information to local artists. Often, performance artists take the stage. On other nights, the alliance shows an experimental film or hosts a lecture. Local bands and musical artists also have been known to perform here. Make sure to call each week to get a schedule. Admission varies depending on the event.

This quiet, elegant restaurant boasts an African mahogany bar, wrought iron fixtures and handsome chandeliers. Here, the chef offers a seamless blend of Creole and French creations. Blackened meats, such as the Blackened Buffalo Delmonico, are a specialty. Not in the mood for steak? Try the succulent Shrimp-and-Corn Gumbo. Served with rice and broccolini, it may be the best dish on the menu. The restaurant also offers great service, a fine wine list and incredible desserts.

According to Celtic music aficionados, this Fells Point pub is the place to go in Baltimore to hear authentic Irish folk music. With its wood-paneled walls and gigantic oak bar, it's the perfect setting for hoisting a glass of Guinness or Harp and enjoying a jig or reel. The steady stream of Irish musicians is supplemented by local and national jazz, blues and zydeco acts. Fell's Point can be nuts on weekends, so to enjoy the full homey effect of this place, visit during the week. Opens daily at noon.

This casually offbeat coffeehouse, in the heart of historic Fells Point, features earnest musicians and racks of paperbacks for the entertainment and edification of its patrons. It also offers 17 espresso drinks and half-a-dozen flavored coffees, all at moderate prices, as well as a broad menu of Eastern European items like Borscht and Pierogies. Many visitors insist the coffeehouse is worth visiting just to have a spoonful of Russian Apple Soup - small bowls of amber heaven.