Anonymous
09/20/2022 17:43
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Choptank just opened up, and I've heard fantastic things, although I don't think it's cheap.
Pussers, the hotel at the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel has great views, but the food is mediocre.
Carrols Creek is a fantastic suggestion.
If you are OK with not being in downtown/historic area, you could also look at Severn Inn, Yellowfin, or The Point - they are all waterfront with good food. (The Point is my go-to restaurant for waterfront dining, but it's a solid 20 minutes east of downtown Annapolis)
If you want blue crabs and the whole maryland-crab experience, Cantlers or Mikes are good options too. Both very casual, butcher-paper-on-picnic-tables type place.
I actually really like Boatyard, but I don't think it's what you want. It's casual and not waterfront. Great for a meal with family when in the area, but not the place for your one Annapolis meal.
Davis’s Pub right down the street is a lot better if you want the vibe of Boatyard with edible food.
You think? I've only been to Davis's Pub once, and it gave off a really dive-bar vibe, and the food was fine, but nothing remarkable. Maybe I'll give it a second chance.
Anonymous
09/20/2022 15:41
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carrolls Creek, Chart House, Cantlers
There is a new place that opened downtown on the water called Choptank. Haven’t eaten there yet but the location is great.
Choptank is a joke. $1 every time they turn pepper grinder on your already way overpriced salad.
Do they have a Pepper Boy?
https://youtu.be/wAFGEBdeDNk
Anonymous
09/20/2022 08:59
Subject: Re:Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Anonymous wrote:We were in Annapolis celebrating our 20th anniversary a couple of months ago (we took a Chesapeake Bay cruise among other things). We went to the Iron Rooster for lunch and had a really nice meal there. The area that used to be a street is now closed off and they have tables set up outdoors. And even if it rains lightly, most of the tables had umbrellas so you can still eat outdoors in a light rain. The view in't the greatest, but you are only 1 block from the water, so you can go and walk down to the docks before or after your meal.
Plus it doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
At Iron Rooster, you read the menu and get excited about the food and then once you eat it, meh.
Anonymous
09/19/2022 21:37
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
OP here; thank you for all the suggestions. We tried Carroll Creek Café and loved it. Excellent food, great view of the marina, very polite personnel and priced not too high. Will try also the other suggestions when we will be back again in town
Anonymous
09/19/2022 19:49
Subject: Re:Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
We were in Annapolis celebrating our 20th anniversary a couple of months ago (we took a Chesapeake Bay cruise among other things). We went to the Iron Rooster for lunch and had a really nice meal there. The area that used to be a street is now closed off and they have tables set up outdoors. And even if it rains lightly, most of the tables had umbrellas so you can still eat outdoors in a light rain. The view in't the greatest, but you are only 1 block from the water, so you can go and walk down to the docks before or after your meal.
Plus it doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
Plus it doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
Anonymous
09/19/2022 19:41
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Donnelly dockside
Anonymous
09/19/2022 19:41
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Heros pub
Anonymous
09/19/2022 15:34
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Anonymous wrote:Choptank just opened up, and I've heard fantastic things, although I don't think it's cheap.
Pussers, the hotel at the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel has great views, but the food is mediocre.
Carrols Creek is a fantastic suggestion.
If you are OK with not being in downtown/historic area, you could also look at Severn Inn, Yellowfin, or The Point - they are all waterfront with good food. (The Point is my go-to restaurant for waterfront dining, but it's a solid 20 minutes east of downtown Annapolis)
If you want blue crabs and the whole maryland-crab experience, Cantlers or Mikes are good options too. Both very casual, butcher-paper-on-picnic-tables type place.
I actually really like Boatyard, but I don't think it's what you want. It's casual and not waterfront. Great for a meal with family when in the area, but not the place for your one Annapolis meal.
Davis’s Pub right down the street is a lot better if you want the vibe of Boatyard with edible food.
Anonymous
09/19/2022 15:11
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Anonymous wrote:Carrolls Creek, Chart House, Cantlers
There is a new place that opened downtown on the water called Choptank. Haven’t eaten there yet but the location is great.
Choptank is a joke. $1 every time they turn pepper grinder on your already way overpriced salad.
Anonymous
09/19/2022 14:53
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Carrolls Creek, Chart House, Cantlers
There is a new place that opened downtown on the water called Choptank. Haven’t eaten there yet but the location is great.
There is a new place that opened downtown on the water called Choptank. Haven’t eaten there yet but the location is great.
Anonymous
09/19/2022 14:53
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Choptank just opened up, and I've heard fantastic things, although I don't think it's cheap.
Pussers, the hotel at the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel has great views, but the food is mediocre.
Carrols Creek is a fantastic suggestion.
If you are OK with not being in downtown/historic area, you could also look at Severn Inn, Yellowfin, or The Point - they are all waterfront with good food. (The Point is my go-to restaurant for waterfront dining, but it's a solid 20 minutes east of downtown Annapolis)
If you want blue crabs and the whole maryland-crab experience, Cantlers or Mikes are good options too. Both very casual, butcher-paper-on-picnic-tables type place.
I actually really like Boatyard, but I don't think it's what you want. It's casual and not waterfront. Great for a meal with family when in the area, but not the place for your one Annapolis meal.
Pussers, the hotel at the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel has great views, but the food is mediocre.
Carrols Creek is a fantastic suggestion.
If you are OK with not being in downtown/historic area, you could also look at Severn Inn, Yellowfin, or The Point - they are all waterfront with good food. (The Point is my go-to restaurant for waterfront dining, but it's a solid 20 minutes east of downtown Annapolis)
If you want blue crabs and the whole maryland-crab experience, Cantlers or Mikes are good options too. Both very casual, butcher-paper-on-picnic-tables type place.
I actually really like Boatyard, but I don't think it's what you want. It's casual and not waterfront. Great for a meal with family when in the area, but not the place for your one Annapolis meal.
Anonymous
09/19/2022 14:41
Subject: Re:Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Anonymous wrote:Boatyard, but I don't think they take reservations.
Absolutely awful. And doesn’t have views.
With a view I would do Carrols Creek.
A great option supporting a great cause would be Lighthouse Bistro on West St.
Only a hand full of places have views
Anonymous
09/18/2022 07:52
Subject: Re:Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Boatyard, but I don't think they take reservations.
Anonymous
09/18/2022 06:25
Subject: Annapolis: please suggest a restaurant
Ideally good food, not super expensive, with outdoor seating and a nice view.
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