The pub is a cozy little bar and intimate restaurant. When it is warmer outside, there is an…read moreoutside dining area. Parking for guests is free. It wasn't busy when we arrived on a Sunday. The bar section has a wide screen television and seating at tables or directly by the bar. It is small and nice. The location is convenient, especially if you don't want to leave the Inn. There are coffee shops and restaurants in town (including Ava's & Limoncello). The dining area has a fireplace and water themed decorations. The menu has salads and sandwiches and pub food. Hubby enjoyed the mussels & a burger. The French fries were yummy. The Impossible burgers were good. The home made dressing had apple cider vinegar in it, which made the dish. I asked for extra pickles and finally found a bartender who "gets" me. She brought a large portion. We had an unrushed visit with our friends. Tip: If you want ice for your room ask for two cups to carry with you when you are done. You can also order an ice bucket from guest services.

Small pub area inside the Inn at Perry cabin. Were sat right away, food and beverages came out…read morequickly and were quite tasty. We split the wedge salad, mussels, crab soup, and short rib dumplings. Finished off with a cookie and ice cream for dessert. Our server was the only one taking care of all the tables but she did it with ease and was attentive to all. Good stuff!

I love coming to OTP! I enjoy coming here every few months and honestly if it were closer to me I…read morewould go more often. It's located in St. Mary's in the quaint scenic town of Leonardtown. OTP has their own parking lot and there's also lots of street parking. The fills up fast on the weekends but there's plenty of seating in the main dining area, a separate dining area, and covered outdoor seating as well. I've loved almost everything I've tried. Last night I ordered the chicken tenders, a simple win . The bbq flatbread is definitely one of my favorites and highly recommended. The chicken pesto sandwich is also A1, and a great portion size. The bar tenders are always friendly and service is always great. I have never had a bad experience here. Great local spot and definitely another hidden gem of Southern Maryland. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed. Bonus tips: The seasonal desserts never disappoint! Great for watching big games/sporting events ‍‍ Date night friendly. The town is "walkable" and situated near other local eateries, bars, coffe shops, and a waterfront area.

Amazing wings, service, and drinks. this place it actually awesome and one of the few good places…read morein the L town square.

My wife and I spent a lovely afternoon here today and I recommend the blue fish pub highly, i had…read morethe orange crush and my wife had the highland breeze, both were outstanding and served with a smile. This is a hidden gem, but enjoy and such nice people outside poolside Truly would give them 10 stars

My husband and I stopped in while driving around on a Sunday for a later lunch. We didn't expect…read moremuch but we were just looking for a club sandwich. We were greeted and taken care of by Rob. Great customer service! The food was delicious. Sandwiches were great and huge portion. We also ordered Old Bay wings. My husband said they were the best he's had. We will be back!

GOTTA STOP !!!! The BEST breakfast Sammie !!!! Whether…read moreit's the Bacon Egg & Cheese or the Scrapple Egg & Cheese. We normally get both and swap 1/2 so we have the best of both worlds. The staff is awesome. So nice and personal. As if you're eating at their house.

We have only been there for breakfast but have been there often. The vegetarian omelet, not on the…read moremenu is terrific, so is the hash. Service is always extra friendl.

Just went for dinner. Got a clam appetizer. It. Was good. Ordered a soft crabs sandwich. Started…read moreeating and got to the body and it was raw!!! Eating a soft crab not fully cooked is a recipe for illness. I was eating undercooked soft crab!! I hope I don't get sick. If I do I will come back to Yelp and contact the health department. They removed the soft crabs from the bill. Considering I couldn't eat them - wow! Thanks! I will never go back and we have been there dozens of times.

Female owner is mean to a lady on ladies night I give it a 0 on customer service will never be a…read morepaying customer again and had to give a star to post this

Hidden gem-dive bar) We had the steamed shrimp-amazing, clam strips, and shrimp basket (really…read moregood), hand cut fries and coleslaw, a few beers! And live music "open mic" - great place! And, reasonable.

This place is awesome. The service is personable and real here- don't expect the fancy corporate…read morefollow the corporate standard here but real down to earth treat you as a human service. The food is good- nothing special but good prices and serving size. The environment is a place where they clearly know their regulars. If I lived in this area I 100% would come here very often

Love what they've done. Bartender was very friendly. The bar itself is cozy and a place to sit and…read moretalk with friends. The place next door serves amazing food so grab a bite and relax. I can't wait to go back

The atmosphere is appropriate even if the decorations are somewhat sparse. The employees are all…read morevery courteous and want to make customers happy. Unfortunately, they have many opportunities to apologize, make amends, offer extra food as compensation, etc., as many of their drink and food menu offerings are shockingly inadequate. Wine lovers, consider pre-gaming before attempting to sip the offerings from the Pub. Beer lovers are in luck, as there are often a few decent (seasonal) options. Food lovers, you also should consider pre-gaming (i.e., eating enough to sate your hunger, drinking enough to dull your sense of taste) before eating anything at the Pub. The portions are small and the quality is... moderate at best. I recently ordered a "hummus plate" expecting a large dollop of hummus surrounded by a variety of veggies and pita bread. I got a LOT of celery and cucumbers, some carrots, and about a half-pita's worth of pita triangles all accompanied by a container of hummus so small that a child could fit the entire thing in his mouth. Maybe I'm spoiled by those hummus containers you can buy at the store for less than $5, but if I'm paying $5.50 for a hummus platter, I'd like at least enough hummus to get some on each item in the platter. The wings were surprisingly acceptable, if a tad small.

Based on Yelp reviews, I decided to try The Pig and Publican for dinner. And I have to say, my…read morefellow reviewers did not steer me wrong. . Friendly service, good food. As soon as I came in, a very nice man made me feel welcomed. Keep this man. Server was quick, and didn't make me feel like I was a burden for simply being there, like happens in many other restaurants these days. Fish and chips, made with grouper. Very nice. And the slaw was excellent. Beers on tap were varied so they'll have something you like. Prices are reasonable. Definitely going back here.

Tasty food! I went here with my family and the friendly service helps too. The seats in the…read morerestaurant are a little uncomfortable but the experience is fun and very easygoing. All of the food came out in a timely manner and there seems to be something on the menu that everybody can enjoy. I would be happy to enjoy another meal here when I come back to Delaware.

After spending the afternoon wandering through the shops in St. Michaels on my first-ever visit to…read moretown, I found myself craving one thing for dinner. A really good burger. Actually...a really good burger with crab dip on it. Naturally, I started searching for somewhere that could satisfy both cravings at once and landed on Carpenter Street Saloon, a laid-back local watering hole that's been serving up food, drinks and good times in the heart of St. Michaels for decades. Their menu had both burgers and crab dip, but not together. Challenge accepted! I arrived around 4:30pm on a Friday during Fourth of July weekend and somehow managed to snag the very last parking spot in their small lot. Even better, as I walked inside, a booth just inside the front door opened up. The adventure gods were clearly looking out for me! The atmosphere was exactly what I was hoping for. Folks were gathered around the bar enjoying drinks, conversations filled the room and absolutely nobody cared that I had wandered in by myself for dinner. Sometimes that's exactly the kind of place you need after a long day of adventuring. I studied the menu for approximately three seconds before asking my waitress what I assumed would be a ridiculous question. "Could I get a burger...with crab dip on it?" Without missing a beat, she smiled and said, "Absolutely! We actually used to have that on the menu, but nobody ordered it." I couldn't stop grinning! "Well," I replied, "I'm somebody...and I want it for dinner tonight!" One more vacation victory! For $16.00, my custom Bay Burger arrived piled high with rich, creamy crab dip and melted cheese dripping over the thick burger patty exactly as I'd imagined it. It was everything I'd hoped it would be! Juicy burger. Creamy crab dip. Gooey cheese. The combination just...worked! In fact...it worked so well that I briefly considered ordering another one before remembering I still had dessert plans later that evening. (Responsible Adult Alexis eventually won that internal debate.) I chose the coleslaw as my side, and while the flavor was really good, it was a little drier than I personally prefer. That's entirely a preference thing, though. If you're someone who likes a less creamy coleslaw, this one will probably be right up your alley. My Diet Pepsi was $4.00, bringing my total to just $21.20 before tip. Honestly, for a custom burger loaded with crab dip in the middle of one of Maryland's busiest holiday weekends, I thought that was an excellent value. Carpenter Street Saloon isn't trying to be fancy. It's comfortable. It's welcoming. It's the kind of neighborhood bar where locals and visitors alike can settle in, enjoy a great meal and relax for a while. If you're visiting St. Michaels and find yourself craving a burger, do yourself a favor...ask them to bring back the crab dip burger. Apparently nobody orders it. Except me. And now hopefully you!

This ended up being my favorite stop of the day. The moment we walked into Carpenters Street Saloon…read morethere was a live band playing. They happened to be paused between songs, and I jokingly asked if they had any Toby Keith. The singer immediately started playing "Should've Been a Cowboy," which set the tone for the whole visit. We stayed for a couple of drinks and ended up spending a good part of the afternoon there. The atmosphere was fun and laid back, exactly what you'd want from a place with live music. At one point a woman passed out and an ambulance came, but there was a group of nurses nearby who said she was fine and had just had a little too much to drink. It honestly added to the wild, lively bar atmosphere. Drinks were very reasonably priced too -- we only spent about $37 for the afternoon. Great music, great vibe, and a fun crowd. I'd definitely go back.