Gertrude's

Visited art museum for special event. A patron suggested Gertrudes for a bite. Thinking it was cafeteria food, and fortunately to my surprise, a fantastic culinary experience. First, shout out to servers Alex and Tim. Alex knows his craft by elevating the dining experience, knows the menu and great suggestions. Tim coordinates the fresh flowers adorning every table. Bottom line, food and service exceptional 👌

A great restaurant within the Baltimore Art Museum. Worth dining here without a doubt. Good food, service,. atmosphere at reasonable prices. Unless you live in the surrounding area, parking could be a challenge though. Not difficult but probably means finding parking on the nearby streets ( which are within comfortable walking distance unless you have mobility issues).

Gertrude's, the cafe at the Baltimore Museum of Art, is a very nice venue. I had fried oysters with eggs Benedict and home fries. Excellent. The service was very good. The Baltimore Museum of Art is an excellent place to visit.

Location, atmosphere, seating, service, and the menu! Gertrude's been hiding out at the Baltimore Museum of Art for some time now. I discovered Gertrude's while attending a candlelight concert honoring Lauren Hill at the BMA. The food and drinks were flavorful and delicious. They offer a variety of fine surf and turf items and some house specials on the drink menu. Their not too pricey pricey. The candlelit atmosphere gave it a cozy and classy feel. You can dine inside or outside under the stars while gazing at the beautiful garden fountain. Gertrude's dining experience made our date night truly one remember for years to come.

I recently photographed a wedding at Gertrude's and it was so much fun! It is apart of the BMA but it is separate from the museum itself. The staff is amazing! Very helpful and very kind. It started to rain during the ceremony and they jumped in to help relocate anything important from getting wet. One thing to keep in mind about this venue is that they are very specific with the time they allow the ceremony to start. And it doesn't change with daylight savings. The photos that I shared are from the ceremony after the sun had set all the way. So as along as you hire a photographer that knows how to navigate the lighting situation you will be golden. OR just decide to book the venue based on the sun set.