Place has a unique interior with tables and a bar area…read more Friend suggested we go here for lunch, so we drove an hour, and what a disappointment. Service was rough, attitude and almost nonexistent. Appears, if your not locals, or returns, your treatment is poor. Saw Same server, treatment at another table of "tourists ", same as us. Couldn't be bothered. The place was busy, with plenty of staff, so that wasn't the issue. Food, mediocre steak sandwich ok but salty, lots of meat with onion rings ok. Shrimp basket , fried breading limited to no shrimp poor. Not sure on all the 5 star visits, but I wouldn't recommend or run back.

This is a dive without a doubt. Food wasn't bad. I wasn't a fan of two commercial ice machines…read morerunning next to us. They need to add to the building . The kitchen was small and packed and I mean packed with supplies and people. The food came out quick. The servers were almost running from one side to the other. Most of the 20 -30 plus tables were filled. I got the broiled catfish. It was under cooked but I could eat it all and knew I was reheating it the next day. The crab cake had a good flavor but a little dry.the snake head bites were good and very big. Well worth it and a light batter was perfect.

Some of the best food I've ever tasted, stellar pool tables and awesome bingo nights…read more If I could give 6 stars I would! - Gabe

Trivia on Tuesday nights!! Not crowded. Only an hour long!! 730! Be there or be square!read more

This is a great place to visit by boat. The staff is friendly, they have a large variety of…read morecrushes, I personally love the key lime crush, and they have good food. We recently visited their new river boat restaurant/bar. It's such a fun and unique dining experience. I personally love their seared tuna. If you go by boat, make sure to follow the markers, it gets very shallow in areas of Slaughter Creek (1 foot in areas).

Very popular MC spot, and for good reason. Riding out here is very nice. Long slow curves, all…read morekinds of marsh views, and mellow traffic over well maintained roads. I've been coming here since 2015, by Ford, Yamaha, and Bayliner. Never disappoints. Sunny day and hard working staff. This place makes me happy, Now... a note to those of us who lean a bit left of center... you may see some adornments on the boats out here. People root for their favorite candidate quite openly out here. You are not in any danger. Just don't correct anyone's pronunciation of Kamala and you'll be fine. Definitely order the Orange Crush. Made fresh. Pressed like it should be.

Christopher's Kitchen is hands down the best restaurant in Cambridge and something you do not find…read morejust anywhere. The menu is really fun and inventive, and everything we tried was excellent. There was not a single dish that disappointed. The craft cocktails were also a lot of fun and clearly well thought out. On top of that, the atmosphere is really romantic, which makes it a perfect spot for a date night. If you are looking for a unique place with great food and drinks, this is it.

The food was delicious, but the rest was a little off. First, the food. We stuck to appetizers:…read moreBrussels sprouts, mac and cheese, and the crab dip flatbread. All were excellent. I particularly liked the sweet corn on the flatbread. We also had cocktails- an old fashioned for me and a mojito for my friend - they were fine. The theme of the restaurant is Edgar Allen Poe, and they just went way too far with the literary idea. The menu was long-winded and confusing. You have to read each item carefully and try to decipher what you'll be getting. For example, the Aristocrat is "a feast for a king or his court, flame-forged angus blend cloaked in American cheese and enthroned upon shattered lettuce...". Huh? Is that a cheesesteak with shredded lettuce? I thought it was absurd and funny. My hangry friend did not see the humor. We both agreed this really good restaurant is doing itself a huge disservice by confusing customers. First rule of selling anything is to make it easy for the customer to want what you're selling. We did ask our server their favorites on the menu. They named a few appetizers and said they mostly stick to the less expensive items. This is supposed to be an upscale restaurant, and I would expect the staff to be well-educated on the food. I don't blame the server for not forking over the cash for a variety of menu items. It's a pricey place. But don't they prepare the staff to answer questions about the food by letting them taste everything? I thought it was standard practice to prepare tasting portions for waitstaff. This restaurant is currently too tied to their theme. With a little editing, this could be a great place. I hope more people give them a chance, offer constructive feedback, and that the management is open to suggestion.

We stopped in after dinner for dessert and drinks. Dessert was good - probably pre-made and…read moredelivered in, like Sysco or something - but still good. They were busy, but service was still good. The best part was the absinthe service! They bring the whole setup to your table, which was just fun. You don't see absinthe served often, so it was doubly special.

Great spot in the center of town with a relaxed upscale vibe. Menue is creative and fresh. The…read moredrink menue is HUGE and excellent. We do short two day stays in Cambridge and always make it here for dinner and drinks at the bar.

Visited last night. Atmosphere was awesome. Very bright with comfy seating. Beers were cold and…read moredelicious. We will be back again.

My husband and I used to visit here a lot more than we do now because it isn't as close to home…read more The food and beer is spectacular! Their burgers and drunken tots are delicious. They have significantly expanded over the years to incorporate a cocktail bar and some other sections. They fill up quick during rush hour times so you want to plan ahead.

The Green Door has been around a very long time and it knows exactly what to give you. Theres a…read moregood reason for that. Affordable, cold beer. Cheap eats. Darts. Pool. A chill hang. Bartenders are nice. Locals are laid back. Want to grab a few beers in a place where you can relax? This is a great spot for that. Two thumbs up.

My boyfriend and I visited his college town for a friends 30th birthday party and they were adamant…read moreabout coming to the Green Door. It was a spot they frequented when they were in college and praised for its extremely cheap drinks! They also allow St Mary's Grads and seniors to sign ceiling and other spots. I loved this spot myself! Great place to hang as they have pool and darts and a long bar. Make sure you bring cash!

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!

No longer open. Was a great restaurant when they were open, but no longer in business. Under new…read moremanagement & renovations under way!

Get yourself over here NOW!!!!!…read more This beautiful, historically significant tavern has been meticulously cared for by its management. Is it obvious the rooms and public spaces are overseen by an architect? YES! The food? ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS. Worth yelling about. Gorgeous burrata starter, perfectly prepared fish and lip smacking shellfish pasta fra diavlo. Our only pause was at the cannoli. Not traditional, but still yummy.

I can't wait to return. Make a reservation well in advance and maybe make two because you'll enjoy…read moreit so much. We tried a little bit of everything on the menu - the bread, oysters, cucumber salad, scallops, fries, rigatoni, and two desserts. Everything was incredible - creative yet comprehensible and decent portions for a more expensive restaurant. If you go during the 4-6pm window you'll have access to happy hour with discounted house wines and a few dishes. Jordan was our server and was great at convincing us to try certain things that later became an obsession (cucumber salad). Great lighting, lots of bench seating, and quick service. I'd go out of my way to eat here again and would recommend everything on the menu!

We had a terrific dinner at Ruse in St. Michaels. We had been staying at the hotel and enjoying…read morebreakfast there for a couple of days, but dinner was really the highlight. The seafood was excellent. We loved the oysters and the tuna sushi that you roll yourself--it was fun and delicious. The potato chips with Iberian ham and manchego were incredible and one of the most memorable bites of the night. Service was outstanding. Our waitress was attentive, friendly, and made the whole experience even better. The desserts were also fantastic. The labneh ice cream was completely out of this world, and the olive oil cake was excellent as well. A couple of small notes: the endive salad wasn't our favorite because it was covered in onions, which wasn't mentioned and unfortunately I really dislike onions. Also, the pork chop tasted amazing but we did notice toward the end that part of it was a bit undercooked. That said, overall the meal was excellent and we had a really great time. Definitely a memorable dining experience in St. Michaels.