girl it's cook out this stuff never misses! cheap and affordable, clean and quick drive through and…read moreinside area. Don't miss out

As a lifelong Marylander, and not the Eastern Shore kind, I only knew Cook Out as a place DaBaby…read morepulled in after making a left and throwing the blinker on. But it was everything I dreamed of and more. This club has everything. Combos that don't make sense. Confrontations over stolen orders. Bible quotes about America. An employee yelling while making a milkshake. Sticky tables. Yes, I'll be back.

We stopped by Evolution Craft Brewing & Pub House for a bit to eat on our way through town on a…read moreSaturday evening. We were seated promptly, though we arrived earlier than we reserved a table. Both of us were intrigued by the "Poke it Out Bowl," with Coconut Mild Marinated Ahi Tuna. It was everything we anticipated. Delicious! Our server was prompt and checked in on us regularly to see if we wanted something else, without being intrusive. Ambience was casual Brewpub. While we ate inside, we saw a family with a large dog that looked seemed very friendly on the deck outside. Very family friendly! We'll be back to try something else on their menu!

Food was exceptional. I really wanted to give this place a five, but I couldn't because the service…read morewas soooooooo exceptionally slow. I had the Cheese Quake, Caesar Salad and GF Cheese pizza. Awesome! I don't think it was staffing....plenty of busers. Was it short waiter staffed or a slow kitchen? The restaurant needs to figure it out. 90 minutes for water salads and entrees is long when the house wasn't packed on a Saturday night. Definitely be back next time in town. Food was awesome!

We went on Valentine's weekend and even though it was crowded we only waited a few minutes before…read morewe were seated. We have eaten here several times when we are in town to visit my daughter at college. We always start our meal by sharing the Crabby Fries. You can't go wrong with these, crispy fries smothered in crab dip and cheddar cheese, so good. For dinner I had The Boss, which was Flank Steak on a Brioche roll with horseradish sauce on the side, which was good. My husband had a burger which he also enjoyed. This time I did not order a cocktail but they have a great selection. Plus, our server was friendly and attentive. We will certainly return.

Ordered the cod dinner with greens and potato salad. Greens were canned greens. Potato salad…read more consisted of cubed potato pieces with chopped ingredients that were never really mixed with any type of dressing. (Mostly dry ). The potato and shrimp chowder contains mostly chunks of potato - taste was good. The cod was a frozen block that was barely cooked (very soft). Wait staff doesn't seem to know much about the menu.

Food: Turkey Turnover, Pork Chop, egg rolls, ice tea and water totaled $54.54 plus tip. All dishes…read moreas described and expected. Portions were on the large side so we had leftovers for a full takeaway meal. The egg rolls were new to us - corned beef dipped in a mustard sauce was an unusual, yet pleasant appetizer. They arrived hot with the interior cheese melted. Good. Side of broccoli was cooked to a soft texture - this is normal in many restaurants, yet I prefer crunchy raw so will ask for that next time. Service: Emily appeared frequently enough so we did not feel neglected. She's obviously experienced as we observed her navigating an increasingly busy clientele. Surprised for being after normal lunch time - 1:00 PM. She seemed to agree with our menu choices by sayiing "Good Choice." on our selections, Ambiance: Decor reminiscent of an Irish pub. It's NOT a college-student hangout by appearances and Emily's description. Surprising given how close this place is to the University. Tables and chairs, and booths appeared clean. Restroom was accessible, clean and well supplied. Mix of background music from Billy Joel to Irish titles. Ample free parking in front lot. Overall, a top rating due to a surprisingly pleasant experience offering unique to Salisbury food and atmosphere. Few notes: 1. Backs of booths are shared. Thus, you can feel neighboring diner shifting seats or leaning back. Like a kid kicking your airplaine seat back behind you, it's a minor irritation IF done once or twice. 2. Female servers need not wear minikilts and shorts to attract business in my opinion. Their uniform, if required, brings into question whether it's a family place. Regular length kilts would add suitable authentic atmosphere IMO.

Great food! We enjoyed the service and the food! Wings were excellent! Sandwiches and burgers…read morewere great!

We stopped at Market Street Inn for dinner and immediately enjoyed the atmosphere. Calvin was an…read moreamazing server--friendly, open, attentive, and genuinely concerned that we enjoyed our meal. We started with the shrimp salad on toast points, and I had an outstanding espresso martini. The appetizer was tasty, although it was very creamy such that I could not visibly recognize the shrimp. For dinner, I ordered the seafood Alfredo, and my wife ordered the market-price "Lump Crabcake" entrée. The Alfredo was very good, although the scallops were bay scallops rather than sea scallops, and for the price I expected a little more seafood. Her entrée included vegetables, while I had to order mine separately as an additional side. The biggest disappointment was the crabcakes. Despite being promoted as "lump crabcake," they appeared to be mostly filler with finely shredded crab, with perhaps 15% lump crabmeat. The flavor was good, but not exceptional, and I found the name of the entrée misleading. I am accustomed to a lump crabcake being predominantly lump crab. For dessert, we shared the bread pudding, which seemed unsure whether it wanted to be bread pudding or apple pie. It was fine, but not especially memorable. Overall, we enjoyed the atmosphere, received excellent service, and thought much of the food was good to very good. However, the crabcakes were quite disappointing, especially given the description and market price. Our bill before tip came close to $150, which was a bit of a shock considering the quality and portions. Calvin and the espresso martini were definite highlights, but the crabcakes did not live up to expectations.

Super duper cool!…read more They played AWESOME music Food was AMAZING (Get the Cuban sandwich!) Server was funny! Adorable decor! Clean! Love Love Love!

Food is usually better than this. Footlong dog had way too much vinegar taste and the burger buns…read morewere to soggy. Still great service and prices.

It is Sunday, May 11... Mother's Day. Your website says that you are open, but I drove all the way…read morehere and the restaurant is closed. We came last night and couldn't get in because it was a private event. Was super excited because I love a good Chicago dog and loved the wiener as I am a Dachshund owner. After two days trying to come to this place and experience Salisbury for the weekend that we were here... I will not return.

Found this place for a quick lunch before heading to the zoo. It was cute- lots of Alice in…read moreWonderland decor and art. The hostess was working hard with a new baby around her shoulders! I got Smoked Salmon & Toast, which was alright. It had bacon on it, even though that wasn't in the description, and the lady behind me also got surprise bacon on her order - she was upset because she is a vegetarian. The egg cloud wasn't as soft as I expected, but the everything bagel seasoning on it was good. The avocado on the toast wasn't fresh though -some kind of spread that had a weird after-taste. I ate most of his chips. He loved his messy Cheshire burger - (fried egg on it) and the biggest slice of tomato we'd ever seen. The parking was excellent.

I'm a fan of simple breakfasts, so I usually stick to classics like French toast or a soft, fluffy…read morewaffle. The waffle here was exactly how I like it--light, soft, and delicious. The sausage, however, wasn't really my favorite and just didn't suit my taste. What I enjoyed most was the atmosphere. The restaurant is in a charming location near the beach, making it a relaxing place to start the day. It's beautifully decorated with a cozy, welcoming diner feel that adds to the experience. If I ever have the opportunity to visit again, I'd love to stay at the bed and breakfast. It looked incredibly charming, cozy, and like the perfect place for a peaceful getaway. Even though not everything on my plate was a hit, the warm atmosphere and lovely setting made it a place I'd happily return to.