About us

DOCKS ON THE HARBOR is located in the Inner Harbor at the iconic Power Plant building.  Guests can expect an unforgettable dining experience with Instagram-worthy dishes, drinks and décor. At Docks we always say "the camera eats first". We're open for brunch and dinner seven days a week, and have become a go-to spot for celebrations, special occasions, and private events.

The eatery serves brunch and dinner seven days a week. Docks boasts a can't-miss brunch experience on the weekends and creates a new go-to spot for celebrations, special occasions, and private events. Docks delivers an unforgettable experience for our guests no matter the occasion.

Docks is a total dining experience with exceptional service, elegant presentation, and a fun atmosphere. The elevated, but approachable space features a unique family-friendly menu that takes on flavors of old world and new world dishes and adds an artistic twist. And diners shouldn't forget to save room for dessert. Docks offers a selection of mouth-watering, made-to-order desserts to finish off any meal.

The signature bar offers mixologist-inspired takes on classic favorites while still boasting an impressive list of more traditional cocktails. Docks' impressive decor includes two magnificent 17-foot trees with 20-foot spawns of greenery that are a focal point in the dining room surrounded by plush velvet banquettes, art deco wallpaper, draped chandeliers, and plenty of social media-worthy photo opportunities. There also is an outdoor patio on the waterfront in the heart of the Inner Harbor.

Docks on the Harbor is an amazing addition to the historic Power Plant district which already includes iconic venues such as Phillips Seafood and the Hard Rock Cafe. The Inner Harbor welcomes millions of visitors a year. Adjacent to Baltimore's world-famous National Aquarium, Docks will quickly become a steadfast part of our community, bringing a new-to-market, first-class dining and hospitality experience downtown. Docks is a gathering spot for both locals and visitors to Baltimore.