Hopkins Bar & Grill

Went there for the all you can eat fries chicken buffet. The macaroni and cheese was delicious and the chicken was tasty. All you can eat for $ 10! There was also broccoli cheddar soup which was delicious. Great job Carlton and Josh!

If I could give negative stars I would! Was a guest at the Days Inn and ate here because of convenience now I am paying the price. Got horrible food poisoning. Had the breakfast buffet. Food quality was poor. There were fruit fly all over the place. Don’t eat here!

Okay, so I figured that I would give this place a chance because I had a
gift certificate, but I quickly realized that the gift certificate would’ve been better spent elsewhere. I wanted to try the buffet, but they didn’t offer the buffet due to lack of business & they didn’t want to waste food. So, I ordered the overpriced French toast $ 9, side of bacon $ 1.50, scrambled egg (yes 1 egg) w/​cheese $ 2, sprite $ 2.50 & cofee $ 2.50. The egg was the saddest scrambled egg I’ve ever seen. The cook placed a slice of processed cheese on the top that didn’t even melt. I sent that back, no need to remake it. The toast taste more English than French. I really had to overload it with syrup. The server was great, so I still left a nice tip. I wish I had four hands, so I could give this place 4 thumbs down! Btw… they renamed this restaurant. The new name is Harbor Grill.

This restaurant is part of Days Inn Inner Harbor. I eat here when lodging at the hotel because it’s convenient.
I give it three stars because the servers are very nice and attentive and because they do a pretty decent breakfast. I’ve had the breakfast buffet for $ 12, including coffee and juice and I’ve had the veggie omelet with home fries. Both were pretty good.
However SKIP lunch or dinner here. It’s salty, greasy, lacking in flavor and over priced. I got a crab melt with fries for $ 14 and, as you can see in the photo, it’s hardly worth the price and was rather unappetizing.
Tip: The garden room with the glass walls is pleasant, but too cold with the air conditioning. For more comfortable temperatures, sit inside.

My only day here, stayed 1 night. They are remodeling so guess what I woke up to? Construction noise! Yeay! NOT!!! Restaurant sucks. 100% of items mentioned on the menu for the buffet weren’t there and why does the wait staff have to bring out the coffee. Why don’t they have drinks station? Very disappointed and the manager I was told was MIA. Sad. Remodeled or not it’s still a Day’s Inn, you get what I mean? At least the room was nice but shower stall fail. Only a stand up and tried to be fancy, really people this isn’t exactly a resort place. I miss the cozy feel I had last time I stayed here.

I rarely write reviews and unfortunately this one is based off a very negative experience. Three of us ate at Hopkins Bar and Grill last evening and the food was barely edible. Pizza (blah and salty), salad (no taste — veggies were something out of a bag), Pasta with Shrimp (bland, under cooked, couldn’t finish). Dessert — the velvet cake was ok. Service was prompt and friendly but the quality of the food negated any positives. If you are stuck at the Days Inn where this restaurant is located, you are better off eating elsewhere or ordering delivery.

Basic bar food. I ordered Chicken Quesadilla (thinking it won’t be easy to mess up). Maryland Crab Soup was a bit salty.
Only place opened when we arrived around 10−11pm at night. A bit smoky scent inside the lobby area (connected to Days INN)

Hopkins Bar & Grill is the restaurant attached to the Days Inn Inner Harbor. I had breakfast here one day, and while obviously overpriced, it was fine.
I had the French toast, which was tasty and tried some of the home fries, which came out crisp and tasty as well. If you have to eat here, it is not the worst in the world. I did feel bad for my server, Liz — the only one working on a busy morning, she did the best she could, and kept smiling while she did it. A buffet is offered, but I just ordered from the menu, and my food looked better than the buffet offerings.