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.

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 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.

Came for lunch today with friends. Cobb Salad was huge and didn't need any meat to make it a great…read morechoice. Reuben with onion rings looked great and the wings were a hit. Fast, friendly service and a nice crowd. Buckets is a great hole in the wall that pleased all and will be back to try the crab cake and pizza soon!

Honestly. Just absolutely incredible experience at this place. All of the food was outstanding and…read moreabsolutely surprised me. This place kind of looks like a dive bar yet the food is on par with many high end bars I've been to. Kudos to this team. The cocktails were all delicious. Again, exceeded my expectations. Service phenomenal. 10/10. No notes. Keep doing your thing, Buckets.

Pretty much the perfect bayside marina bar where the actual bar is an old boat sitting in the…read moremiddle of an open barn. It's spectacular! The beer on tap is cold and crafty, and "The Galley" is a food truck parked up against the barn that serves bar bites, Tex-Mex, and interesting specials-of-the-day. Plenty of ceiling fans amplify the bayside breeze as the locals chat it up and watch the boats cruise on by. I'm shocked that I'm the First To Review this place, as it seems like it's been here for a hundred hometown years! There's a ton of charm in this place, and coming here pays you back in shade, suds, and nods from the very friendly bartenders. A real gem - and a memorable, fun stop on any Southern Maryland daytrip!

First time here and it's awesome love the atmosphere and loved the Band yesterday and Food was…read moredelicious Bartenders bust there butts they never stop those orange crushes are the bomb! Freshly made they go through some oranges! Prices are great and can't wait to go back! Customers are very friendly and met some very nice people! If never been you must check in out on a gorgeous day like yesterday! They will definitely see me again!

This is a fun little tiki bar right on the water and a fun local hangout. We stopped in and enjoyed…read morean orange crush and a cucumber jalapeño margarita that was amazing! The rockfish bites were really good and we also tried snake fish bites that were on the menu as a special. We were surprised how good they were - even better than the rockfish!

Too bad the weather sucked because this is a nice tiki bar on the water just east of Annapolis but…read morewith a Key West vibe. Despite the cold windy rain we stopped and joined some other hearty souls for a drink. Nice views of the bay and a decent Mai Tai ($10 - no rainy day discount). In warm weather I am sure this place is packed. We didn't try the food. Staff was friendly.

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.

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.

What a great find. Draft beer $2! Wing specials for $1.50 each. By far one the best bar food ever!…read moreMust try oldbay wings! Great service and great bartender! We will be going back! This place was just 5mins from north Salisbury! They also have 8ft pool table! Great little local bar!

Stopped in for food and a drink. Great little bar with fabulous service. Food was the best bar…read morefood I've had in a while! Will definately be returning to this hidden gem!

Madison Bay R&R is a hidden gem in the Cambridge, MD area!…read more My wife and I found this place years ago on a weekend stay at the Hyatt Chesapeake Bay. We were out roaming the islands by car getting lost when we came upon this diner style place to eat. We sat at the bar and were treating a little gruffly on this visit. Something about this place being for locals and we were sitting in someone's assigned seat. The "seat owners" came in, but said not to worry, they would sit further down the bar We were a little uncomfortable, but had some of the BEST crab cakes ever. The lady behind the bar said her crab cakes won a state wide competition. They were good! Fast forward 4 years and we planned to take advantage of a Hyatt promotion and return to the Chesapeake Bay. Remembering this place, I wanted to find it again. We were lost the first time and not sure how to return. Fortunately, it is placed on a memorable cove from the bay with a trailer park nearby and a big red roof. I used Google Earth to search the images of water front buildings and found what looked like the exact location. I then mapped the location for directions from the Hyatt. Incredibly, it is a straight shot from the Hyatt private drive about 12 miles away. This visit was an incredible journey into a locals' haven. The 3 guys at the bar and the bartender were very gracious. We had good conversation and enjoyed the $2 happy hour beers. The locals were fun to talk with and we learned a lot about the area, fishing, and sailing. We even learned that celebrities including Larry Hagman and others have been to this place. The crabs cakes were as good as we remembered! Most the sides are fresh made on site or "doctored up" to taste as good as homemade. It was so good, we went back the next day for the same thing! Kitty, the bartender, and her husband manage the place and the trailer park next door. Prices are very reasonable and it beats Cantler's for lump crab cakes!