We purchased a 2001 Grady-White 208 from M&M in May 2017. Our entire experience has been positive…read moreand pleasant. We first considered buying a boat in August 2017, and were all over the place trying to decide on the type and age of boat that we would buy. During that time, we did a lot of research online, but we talked frequently with Mike at the store about our needs. Mike spent time (over many different conversations) explaining the pros and cons of various types of boats, and of new vs used boats. Since we have a 5 year old son, and friends with children the same age, we settled on a 20-22 foot walk-around. Mike also helped us with the decision on new vs used. As a first time boat owner, it seemed best to purchase a used boat with an outboard that had already depreciated in value. By doing so, we're open to purchasing a different boat as we learn exactly how we want to spend our time on the water without the huge loss of buying and selling a new boat. Once we decided on a walkaround cuddy as the type of boat that can do anything from fishing & crabbing to simple leisure boating, Mike started searching and reporting to us what was available on the market. Eventually, we found the Grady-White Adventure 208 that we purchased and have used for the summer. The boat itself was in great physical condition. M&M fixed a small electrical problem when they tested the boat themselves, and kept us informed of everything that was fixed before we actually purchased the boat. Since we purchased the Grady, we've had a great experience with it. It's in amazing condition for a 16 year old boat, and the money that we saved by purchasing a used Grady from M&M leaves room in our budget when, like all boats, something eventually goes wrong or needs to be repaired. We will go back to M&M for any future service and for winter shrink wrapping.

great service, very informative and helpful sales persons. I purchased 3 boats. Two Grady White, a…read more19 feet long, a 24 feet and a cat boat. I am pleased with all three boats. Mike went beyond the call of duty to ensure my satisfaction. Thank you Mike.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND this family owned business...there's a reason they've been in business for 50…read moreyears! This is my 7th boat and I rate this purchase experience with Riverside Marine as my best. Staff are friendly, helpful and informative. While looking at boats, I never felt pressured or put on the spot. They were on-time with delivery and the purchase was smooth.

Highly recommend going with them. They showed me what was available and never left any pressure to…read morebuy. Great place to start looking. Great people.

I've worked with Mike and the team at Maryland Boat Sales for over 10 years, and I can confidently…read moresay they are as honest and straightforward as it gets--something that's hard to find in boat dealerships and service shops these days. Whether you're buying a boat or getting yours serviced, Mike always ensures you're well-informed and treated fairly. Their attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction are top-notch.

Recently sold a boat with Mike and MD Boat Sales after selling one with him 4 years ago. I am a…read morerepeat customer because selling with a broker removes all the stress from seller, they help both sides of the transaction, and have years of experience. I would recommend them for sale or purchase of your next boat.

Been going here for 7 years for fuel; recently also had them do a new Yamaha install / repower on…read moremy old Grady. Very nice staff, very good about returning calls/messages and super friendly. Highly recommend this marina. Tom did an amazing job of the install, and Mike was great to deal with on the front end of it all. Chris has been very helpful with all my questions about performance/tips/usage. If you're in NE Baltimore, talk to these guys.

Great service and selection A great place to have your…read moreoutboard serviced or repaired. Very competent (the best?) mechanics. Great to do business with.

I ran into a problem with my digital throttles on the water , Dave took the time to try to talk me…read morethrough it but the problem was bigger that that. We got it to his shop later, It was difficult to diagnose the actual problem. He kept me informed on the situation as it unfolded and was honest with me up front. The boat was finished in 1.5 weeks, parts delivery took a few days twice. Before he released the boat he kept it an extra day just to make sure the job was done right, he wanted to shut all the systems down and start fresh in the morning and do another test drive. I really appreciate his attention to detail. And his honesty he estimated a price range for the repair He said 3000.00 to 5000.00. it came in at $3042.00!! he could have padded it but he didn't. All of his mechanics were friendly and helpful when I called or stopped in. Thanks Dave and Crew I highly recommend Premier Marine and would definitely use them again

I have been using Clint at Premier since purchasing my boat, and she needed a lot of work. Boat…read moreownership is largely about trust in vendors, and Clint has well exceeded every expectation as a yachting professional. My little "Minnow" is in his good hands. I recommend him for services for which you feel his firm is qualified. The work is professional, Pricing is fair, and most importantly, communication, which is key, is "spot on". Rock on Premier! RK

Great place to have your boat pulled out of the water for repairs. Very reasonable prices.read more

We have been long time slip holders here and are friends with a select few of the regulars here…read more The new owner Tom has been making cosmetic up dates here at the expensive of the slip holders. The live a boards in this Marina causes problems because they believe they have the authority to police the marina. Tom has raised the slips every year he has owned this Marina and if a slip holder asks why Tom becomes defensive and yells. However the docks and piers still need repairs and his main concerns are new bathrooms which are not cleaned or stocked on a regular basis. Tom is in for a surprise when he finds out how many of his long time slip holders are looking for a "new marina to call home"

Great Prices & Service - Great "Boat Friendly" Owners! I…read morehave been staying at this marina for the last month while doing work to my boat and it has been nothing less than fantastic! It is a rare thing in this day an age when you deal with people that actually care about you "the customer". That said, I was also pleasantly surprised to hear the same great things repeated over and over again by the many others working on their boats and the live aboard people within the marina. If you are looking for a marina in this area make sure you give them a call.

We are new to Cutter Marina. Our boating experience has grown from a 25' Catalina sail boat to a…read more40' Eagle Trawler. We have spent seasons with different marina's from the Potomac to Perryville and no one comes close to Cutter Marina. Their service department is fantastic. The personnel treat you like family and the facility is clean and modern. From their pool to the free ice machine, what more do you need.

We recently purchased a boat thru BBC (27' Sea Ray) from start to finish they were excellent. The…read morecustomer service is unbelievable. Great experience!!! The staff, from Director, Brenda to her entire team are very personable and extremely easy to work with. You will be happy with the experience. We worked directly with Pete, he is very responsive, knowledgeable, and professional. His easy going/no pressure approach is just what your looking for during this process. Thank you Pete.

Not a very good experience. My wife and I drove over a 2 1/2 hour round trip to survey a boat they…read moreadvertised. I was very interested and asked to hear the engines and generator run, something everyone should definitely ask, right? The sales guy, Ryan, told me that he couldn't start them because the boat was out of gas. WHAT? Why would you try to sell a boat with no gas in it? I asked to turn the gauges on and he reluctantly did after some fumbling and I discovered that upon looking at the gas gauge they're actually was gas in the boat after all. Not very honest people. Go somewhere else!