Annapolis Restaurant Recommendations
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Anonymous
| We are planning day trip to Annapolis next weekend. Would love recommendations for restaurants for lunch and dinner. I would like one meal to be fish but DH isn't a huge fan so it would have to have a chicken/beef etc option as well. Thanks! |
Anonymous
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Vin 909--very small, though, so arrive just before it opens (no reservations) or prepare to have drinks and wait a while:
http://www.vin909.com/ |
Anonymous
| Agree! Vin 909 is awesome. Metropolitan is good too. Stay away from eating by the dock- most places are overpriced and not that good. If you like sushi, Joss is to die for!!!! (Obviously, it's sushi...so you're husband might not be down) |
Anonymous
| Boat Yard for casual lunch. |
Anonymous
| What are you looking for? Fancy, casual, touristy Annapolis? |
Anonymous
Love that place! Not much for ambiance, but great food. |
Anonymous
| Chart house and Pusser's are two of our family favorites |
Anonymous
| Cafe Normandie and Mr. Henry's are two of our favorites. |
Anonymous
| Cantlers! (Be forewarned, it is off the beaten path) Some of the places on here have terrible food. |
Anonymous
| Another vote for Cantler's! Boatyard Grill and Chick and Ruth's are great for lunch. |
Anonymous
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Joss for sushi.
49 West for lunch. Lemongrass for Thai. Harry Browne's to hang out with all the legislators and staff. Galway Bay to drink with all the legislators and staff. |