This walking pub crawl starts at the top of DTA (Down Town Annapolis) and works it's way downhill to the city dock water front area.
Head straight to Rams Head's below street level pub, which is separate from the upstairs venue and was the original tavern.
While technically a restaurant, the below street level basement bar of this 18th century Inn is definitely worth a stop on your crawl.
The Guinness is good and the music is usually live. Castlebay never disappoints.
Chick & Ruth's isn't a stop on your pub crawl. But it is the place you should remember if you need some late night greasy spoon diner food after your done with your pub crawl.
It's mostly a 20 something crowd, the music is loud, the beer is cold, and it has the best wings in Annapolis!
McGarvey's is a local institution. The crowd is a little more reserved and you won't find any D.J.'s or live music here. But it's definitely worth a stop on your crawl.
This circa 1750 tavern always has a lively crowd, a good beer selection, and regularly hosts live music.
Dock Street has more of a city club atmosphere with the music they play and the crowd they attract, but it's still in a historic building and has that turn of the century pub feel inside.
Armadillo's boast live music upstairs nearly every night of the week and the dark wood downstairs pub always attracts a lively crowd!
Pussers is the only actual waterfront pub in Naptown proper. While you're here, grab a seat on the dock and you have to drink at least one "Pain Killer". Try the #3 at your own risk!
The only place the racing sailors hang out. Good food, good prices, cold beer. What more do you need ?
Last stop on the Annapolis 'Epic' Pub Crawl. Davis Pub is where the locals go to escape the tourists. The drafts are served on a brass bar and the water taxi will pick you up right across the street!
