I came in for lunch after a flight, hungry and just wanting a god crab cake. I trusted the…read morebartender that their crab cakes were good and I will tell you, it was delicious. It was a bit on the small size but it was all I needed. I had a few others while in Baltimore but the one here, was really good!!

Great spot! We were sat immediately and the bar was pretty full. They had live music, a nice…read moreambiance and service was quick. Candace was our server and she was so great! Everything we ate tasted good - Mashed potatoes were super good.

This place is pretty chill. Evolved dive, has some ambiance…read more I was pleased with the beer selection and ordered a craft variety. Additionally I went with the meatloaf for my entree. Both beer and entree were really good and I'm looking forward to my next visit where I'll try another entree out (or maybe have the meatloaf again, TBD!).

Coming to Annabel Lee Tavern is to experience an Edgar Allen Poe themed restaurant. It's not very…read morebig, feels a little crampy, dingy, in a rustic neighborhood you wouldn't think had anything worthwhile. Then you find out about this hole in wall spot. My friend said I had to come here. We did. As soon as we stepped out of the Uber the adventure began. The building is so out dated but the entrance door held its charm. Neon lit Edgar portrait reading from a book his Annabel Lee. Complete with a bouquet of flowers. To the right more words of the writer surrounded with a few tables and chairs for those willing to chill in the cold. Inside was no different. Several crows, skulls everything you'd expect. And a well stocked bar. Many writings on the wall, articles, awards, etc all added to the vibe and theme. And of course dimly lit but you could still read the menu. We were guided to the back for our party of 5, in a corner away from everyone else. That made it easy for us to converse as we perused the menu exclaiming this and that of the dreadful names used and deathly ingredients mixed in. It definitely made it more appetizing. After working all day I was ready for a drink and settled on the To Isadore; gin, lavender syrup, lemon squeeze topped with segura cava. That hit the spot. Unfortunately, I had eaten quite a bit on this trip and forced myself to order the Chef Salad. Nothing more to say there. My wife, though, ordered the seafood lasagna. Never had that and it didn't sound like something I could get into. I was wrong. This is Baltimore. The seafood here is astounding. It was delicious and had to take a couple spoon fulls. My friend ordered the double beef patty burger. I was jealous until he offered me a bite. That was really good too, and juicy. If you're looking for an experience and are not too afraid you may want to visit Annabel's. I do recommend it and do insist coming after the sun has been well down.

Very clean, welcoming and nice establishment, from the owner to the bartenders. Must try the…read moresteamed shrimp, best in the area. Plays a variety of music; flat screen TVs and pool tables throughout.

Came here on a Saturday evening for some food and drinks. The parking lot is weird and should maybe…read morehave signs pointing to the dip next to the fence. But anyways, when I walked in I could tell there was a holiday party going on. There was still a little too room at the bar. The place is pretty small. It seemed like the kind of place where they had regulars. I love that they have specials and holiday themed drinks. I got a sugar cookie martini and it was strong and delicious! Also got some pierogis cause they are one of my favorite things ever and they did not disappoint. Service was ok, they were really busy so they did their best. Overall it was a good time and I'd give this place another try.

A down to earth local bar with a friendly, outgoing staff. The food is well cooked and prices are…read morevery good especially on their daily specials. I highly recommend the Horseshoe Pub.

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!

Place is basic inside with tables and bar seating available…read more Food was very good. Prime was excellent. Crab cake was also good. Service was good. Nice large menu. Will return.

Stopped by for cocktails and appetizers while waiting for a friend to reach town…read more Ordered the FGT-BLT (fried green tomato / bacon lettuce tomato). This was four fried green tomatoes with a really delicious sauce that had a kick. And an Irish Nacho. This was potato chips with tomatoes cheese jalapeños. It was also really good! For a cocktail, tried the sweet Georgia peach tea. It was yummy. We came by here on a Wednesday where they were having trivia night. It was pretty fun ! Our server was very helpful and attentive. The bar was quaint. There was an outdoor patio which I'm sure is nice in the summer. Would recommend this fun place!!!

I would come back here for the waitress/bartender alone, but the food was great as were the happy…read morehour specials. We started with the fried pickles and meatballs from the HH menu and then ordered the fish and chips and shepherds pie mac and cheese. I'd order all of it again and again. The place itself reminded me of the bars I went to in Ireland- they have plenty of seating too. Update: Our server was brunette with bangs, I can't remember her name. Hope that helps!

We went with out of town guests but didn't realize it was a very busy Saturday in Annapolis. That…read moredidn't detract from the experience at all. We tried a sample of Irish specialties chased by a few Guinness. The service was a little slow, but we didn't care. Galway Bay has been recognized as one of the best, authentic Irish pubs in the US and doesn't disappoint. Next time we will go when they have a local musician jam session!

When my friend asked if I wanted to try a new brewery in Rock Hall.......oh, heck yeah! New? It…read morewas THE grand opening night and the place was HOPping. That's not a shipwreck you're imagining after a few cocktails, there really is a boat jutting out from the roof of this cute hipster brew pub, namely the Reuben James (worth a Google). In collaboration with Heavy Seas Brewery, you can find an assortment of Cannons on tap here at RHBC. Looking for a cocktail in lieu of beer? The blueberry hard lemonade will have you sailing in tranquility in no time. At opening, RHBC isn't serving food yet, but I hear they're working on it. If you're looking for a good selection of local craft beer, as well as specialty libations along with excellent service by bartender Chris.........this is your place.

What a cool place. Great inside area and a small outside area in the back. Great service and a good…read morechoice of beers. Can't go wrong with the hazy IPA and the blonde They also have a full bar. Food trucks on the weekend. A must stop when in Rock Hall.

Went here for a holiday season bar crawl. Everyone in the bar was very friendly and welcoming. We…read morehad a large group and were served our beverages quickly and with a smile. They had a DJ and the music selection was spot on! Hope to be going back there soon! Good people!!

Great place!! Friendly and Fun!!…read moreJoyce you rock the bar!! George, thank you for looking out for us! Sambucca :-)

Our party of 6 came here yesterday for lunch and we were all very happy we did. Every time I've…read morebeen here the food has been great, but yesterday was outstanding!! Every single person enjoyed their meal and I had some very picky people with me. The portions are always very large and presented very nicely on the plate. We had two chicken Cobb salads, which were excellent, probably the best salad I've had on Kent Island in a really long time; chicken quesadilla; cheesesteak; club sandwich; and a hamburger. There were many tables filled when we came in, which makes me happy. This is our new favorite place to come for lunch or even a low key dinner. I've had the clam strips and the shrimp salad wrap before and both were very good. I wish I had pictures to share, but I failed to take any. Next time I will get some photos and update my review. Our server was super friendly and provided very good service. Our food took a little while to come out but that was because my brother-in-law always has to order a well done burger and it was not an excessive wait. This is a good place to come and watch a game and chat with friends or family. It's not a fancy place, but it's your typical hometown bar but with much better food in my opinion. A few months ago I came for trivia on a Monday night and it was a fun time. Overall, I highly recommend this place!

I stopped here on Wednesday afternoon around 4:30 I think. I have ordered the chicken cob salad…read moremany times and it was always wonderful. This time, I asked (as usual) for no bacon and it looked like they scraped the bottom of the pan with completely dried out, tiny pieces of chicken and tiny burnt scraps of bacon, as if it was all that was left instead of saying they had to cook more chicken. This was horrible to say the least.