Just in time for baseball season,
Pratt Street Ale House is ready to unveil its three-story expansion.
A new addition to Pratt Street Ale House will open this week leading into the Baltimore Oriole's season opener April 6. The ale house is located downtown, across the street from the convention center.
After three months of renovations, Pratt Street Ale House will open two new full-service bars adjoining their existing location. The 5,800-square-foot addition also allows the company to reserve space for private parties and events without sacrificing floor space for walk-up customers, says Co-owner Justin Dvorkin.
The renovations were timed to coincide with the opening of the Orioles season and are a key part of the company's future growth, Dvorkin says.
The new space will serve as an extension of Pratt Street Ale House and will offer the same menu. A banquet menu will be offered for private parties who book the location in advance, Dvorkin says.
Additionally, the ale house has been actively hiring and training 15 new employees for its opening.
Oliver Breweries, which brews beer onsite for Pratt Street Ale House, opened at the restaurant location in 1993 with the aim to create authentic English ales.
Earlier this year, Oliver Breweries was involved with a local brewing cooperative that
plans to open a large-scale brewery in Waverly. The company is no longer involved with the project however, and plans to continue expanding brewing with their own onsite equipment, Dvorkin says.
Pratt Street Ale House is located at 206 W. Pratt St.
Source: Justin Dvorkin, co-owner of Pratt Street Ale House
Writer: Alexandra Wilding,
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