Baltimore's Elite Nightlife Guide: Where to Order the City's Top Cocktails
By Alexander Ross
To understand where Order of the Ace fits within Baltimore upscale nightlife, it helps to review how Harbor East's elite establishments compare across atmosphere, beverage scope, and pricing metrics.
| Venue | Design & Setting | Signature Drink / Pairing | Cocktail Price Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Order of the Ace | 1930s luxury cocktail lounge; moody velvet and brass; marina-adjacent | Fat-washed rye Old Fashioned with Imperial Kaluga caviar | $20, $32 |
| The Elk Room | Hidden speakeasy atmosphere; taxidermy; live jazz sessions | Seasonal botanical gin infusions with charcuterie boards | $18, $26 |
| The Bygone | Penthouse floor; panoramic harbor views; 1920s Roaring Twenties grandeur | French 75 with champagne trolley and seafood plateau | $22, $36 |
| Bloom’s (Hotel Ulysses) | Maximalist Mount Vernon lounge; mirrored ceilings; velvet booths | Japanese highballs paired with small-plate bites | $16, $24 |
Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.
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