The food here is really good. I came here a month ago and got fried catfish with fries and a slice…read moreof bread. The gentleman who work here are very nice. The ambiance is very clean and spacious. Everything was very tasty definitely recommend others to visit!

Riding down Ocean Highway on my harley, looking a place to stop for lunch. I used the GPS on my…read morebike to see what restaurants were on the route. As we were very hungry and didn't want to stop to research where to go, I selected the 1st seafood restaurant. It was about 8 miles away. We had to u-turn and back track about a 1/4 mile as it was on the east side of the divided highway. At first glance, I was disappointed and annoyed. We wanted an actual sit-down restaurant so we could take a break, and what we see is a fresh fish market. It's a really old rundown looking fish market. But like I said, we were really hungry, and there were a few vehicles there. Some had people eating in them, so we went inside. As soon as we walked inside, the smell of fresh seafood hit us. It didn't sink. It smelled really fresh. There's 2 counters inside and no place to sit. The only seating is picnic tables outside. The first counter is the fresh raw seafood, and the 2nd way off to the left is for placing your order. We kill about for a bit while looking at the handwritten menu. An older man with a Russian accent and the sea weathered appernce you'd expect in a lifelong fisherman was helping other customers. When it our turn,it was a hard decision because it seems you can have them cook any of the seafood from the other counter. We both went with the classic fish in chips. What we got to a while as it's completely made to order. Yo! This fish was in the ocean swimming yesterday! It's that fresh! So, the fish was fried flounder filet, and the fries were standard frozen fries with old bay type seasoning. This was the best fried fish I'd had in a very, very long time. The fries weren't bad, but the fish was next level. If you're every driving by and have a hankering for great fresh seafood, stop here. You won't regret it.

Food is amazing the owners and staff are hi energy I had a great time but I'm 48 and don't go to…read moreclubs anymore lol but staying on track 5 out of 5 had a great time and it's right on the Pocomoke river.But it's definitely worth a shot and at least if it's not your cup of tea at least the kitchen

Food is awful &that is the main reason restaurants are frequented . Plus windows inside are…read moredisgustingly dirty - makes one loose their appetite . From the start this new management / owner now in place, is to blame . Long after Covid food , including fried items which were limp & soggy continued because they continued to be served in lidded Styrofoam containers . Reason : they were too cheap to hire a dishwasher . Do not understand why SUNSET GRILLE a PROVEN HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL RESTAURANT in West Ocean City was not given the opportunity to take over this restaurant vs the present management . UNKIND DECISION FOR UPGRADING POCOMOKE & other POCOMOKE BUSINESSES . Check out the # of cars any day / evening & that validates what people think of the present DOCKSIDE .

Excellent. Clam chowder…read more , and the shrimp salad is fresh and delicious me daily. And wonderful other seafood specialties. Great service.

Place may have closed down recently sorry Their answer machine said they.were.have technical…read moreissues. This was a very good delightful seafood place with amazing French fries too

It's "OK", but nothing to write home about, or go out of your way to visit. It's basically a…read moreconvenient, decent, safe place to eat if you're in the middle of a long trip, or on your way somewhere else. No-frills inside, with plain tables and chairs that look like they were second-hand from a closed Bennigan's. Expect cocktail/tarter sauce served in a plastic cup with a lid, and pretty much everything is fried. Acceptable, but hardly memorable.

I got the seafood dream the other night, it was $24 and it was the size of an appetizer. It was…read moresupposed to be creamy with cheese on it and it was nothing but dry. I was very disappointed. I don't know what's happened with this establishment lately, you go in there there's never the same waitresses in there. My husband ordered soup and the soup came out well after the appetizers did how hard is it to ladle some soup into a bowl?

Beautiful old inn dining room right on main street in cute Princess Anne…read more Selective menu and with food and atmosphere that felt upscale but prices and portions not that fancy. Attentive (not too) service. Oyster appetizer, rockfish main (split) filled us and left us with happy moans at each bite. They happily split the entree and the portion was plenty.

If historic old hotels (c. 1744) in backwater towns are your jam, Sugar Water is singing your siren…read moresong. George may not have slept here, but he may have stopped by for Sunday brunch on occasion during his Yorktown Campaign or his presidency. The Washington Hotel bears his name and it has been rehabilitated and maintained in colonial style to feel genuine and welcoming. When I walked in they were doing a bridal shower, so I grabbed a stool in the barroom near the back kitchen. Service was amenable despite working their tooshies off for the bridal party. I didn't mind waiting and having a break from the long drive home from Newport News. There were several ghosts accompanying me at the bar. The food was excellent. Veggie Omelet and Potato Hash were both farm to table fresh, and the coffee was brisk and hot. Worth the wait. The hotel was as much museum as bed & breakfast. Tons of charm without being gitchee. And, right off Route 13 on the Eastern Shore. Easy on and off. Five Historic Stars for Sugar Water and the Washington Hotel.

Looking for a low-key place to eat with delicious seafood? Come to Captain E's Hurricane Grill &…read moreTiki Bar. The Soft shell crabs, crabby fries and fried oysters were delicious and the staff was wonderful! Highly recommend this place.

I'm a member of a small club of folks who sail kayaks. We get together four times a year. The…read moreSpring meetup is in Temperanceville VA. Every year we have a group dinner once during our week to ten days of sailing. For years we have gone to Captain E's for the simple but excellent food. I generally have seafood but I've also had their burgers and other dishes. When the weather is good, the outside dinning area is open and the tiki bar is serving drinks out back on the water. This place is typical of what you find in a small fishing village. Good food at a reasonable price. The service is friendly and responsive. I'll be back again next year. Give it a try. It's not that far off of Rt-13 as you go up and down the Eastern Shore of Virginia and Maryland.

Another outstanding experience at Ray Shanty's for our anniversary…read more Great atmosphere- phenomenal food and service was awesome. We had stuffed jumbo shrimp and prime rib!

Walked in and it was chaos with only a few people in front of us. There was more than one hostess…read moreand a woman who I found out later was the owner. No one greeted us. Instead, one of the three teenagers running the hostess stand, yelled out, "How many?!" After the second time, we realized she was shouting at us from across the room. When I told her "Four," she responded, "Four?!" Yes. God. Also, FTR: If you have a child who has allergies or is picky as all get and you want to bring him a sandwich to eat at the table with you so that you and your family can enjoy something other than pizza, don't come here. We looked at the kids' menu and there was nothing our son wanted so, we put our order in-- spent over $100. I went out to our car (we are traveling so we had stuff for PB+J). I grabbed him a bag of chips and a milk box and went back inside. He ate about halfway through his sandwich, and our server came to the table and said that the owner told her that we couldn't bring food in the restaurant because it was a health code violation (which it isn't-- we looked it up). Just pettiness that we brought food instead of buying a kids' meal while they had a full restaurant of people giving them business-- not suffering there that they need to be *that* kind of weird about missing out on the sale of a kids' meal to a family spending over $100. My husband ended up taking him outside to sit on a bench and finish his food while we waited for them inside. So much for eating together as a family. I will admit that, after going outside to check on my husband and son, I noticed a sign on the door that said "No Outside Food or Drinks." If it hadn't been there, I might have said something. Cherry on top was, soon after we were told we couldn't bring our son food inside, we noticed a young child wandering in and out of the kitchen. Not sure where he came from but it didn't seem in line with their commitment to their "health code." Definitely didn't look safe. No one stopped this kid even though they saw him. Okay, about the food-- it was mediocre, at best. Hush puppies were supposed to famous good, but they were average. A bit too sweet for our liking, but improved with a smear of butter. Crab dip was tasty but very heavy with a lot of cheese. Would actually be nice if it was served with thin tortilla chips instead of pita. Crab cakes were good, but nothing exceptional. Had a decent flavor and a light batter. Minimal filler and could taste that they were made with fresh crab. Clam chowder tasted like canned vegetable soup with just a few of the tiniest, almost indistinguishable, pieces of rubbery clam inside. We also got a dozen steamed oysters. These were okay, but many of the oysters had shell broken and bits of shell that we had to pick out of the oysters. Should say, my son got water to drink and the water tasted really off. My husband tried it and agreed that it had an off-putting metallic-y taste. Honestly, the ordeal with us bringing in food for our son and having to interrupt our family meal to take him outside to eat, put a bad taste in our mouth and made it hard to enjoy our meal. Didn't help that the owner was floating around and avoiding us as if we were being shunned for our "terrible" behavior. Silliness. Best thing about our experience was our server, Vicki, who was very sweet and attentive. If you come here without the audacity to bring food for your picky kid with allergies, ask for Vicki to take care of you, and order the fried crab cakes.

Great seafood caught fresh and tasted like it! Cook came out and talked to us and sure enough they…read morecaught the food the previous night themselves! Great spot for fresh seafood.

The best crab cakes and seafood boil - very fresh and delicious, with amazing serviceread more

My husband and I sat at the bar. As former food service workers, we were both impressed by the…read moreprofessionalism and teamwork of the two bartenders, JT and Brooke. They made dinner a fun experience. Brooke makes great key lime crushes!

You really can't go wrong with a dozen raw local oysters and grilled flounder. We ripped through…read morethe oysters like someone was about to take them away. Chincoteague oysters are clean tasting, very briny, and super tender. I just had it with a generous squeeze of lemon and that's all I needed. I will dream of those oysters, seriously. The grilled flounder was fresh, but a little under seasoned. It would have been A+ if it had been generously salted before grilling (adding salt at the table just isn't the same). BTW, a flounder platter has three filets - so I'd recommend sharing. The sides were also generously portioned. (Onion rings will make you happy.) We had a great server, we were glad we visited during low season because I bet this place is PACKED when tourists are around.

we have been dealing with Susan's for about 20 years, I guess. They've NEVER let us down....read more

Great place for fresh seafood. Everytime my family goes to the beach I look forward to stopping at…read moreSusan's to get my steamed blue crabs. Great price and the best crabs you can get anywhere. What an awesome experience every time. Perfectly steamed and the customer service is terrific. I'll be there in a month. Very excited.