Beautiful location, attentive and welcoming staff, but the food was very disappointing. I ordered…read morea flounder entree which was good, but it was served with only a few burnt, shriveled asparagus. My husband ordered a crabcake on a caesar salad. The salad was fine, but the crabcake was deep fried, overcooked and bland. There was nothing else provided, not even rolls and butter, and we ordered two ice teas. The total was $70 plus tip. We are local and will not be returning to the inside restaurant. We had previously ordered crab cake sandwiches a few weeks earlier at their outside area and they were enjoyable.

It's ashame the menu sucks. It's a great place but they need to fix the menu. Service is good it's…read morejust the food menu.

The Gables is one of those very romantic spots on the island that has the right mix of ambiance,…read moreflare, character and floral touches that set it apart from almost every other restaurant on the island. We regard it the spot to go to when we are at LBI for our Anniversary or special dinner and we have done so several times. We were there in August of '25 and had great seats outside by the walk, although it is a beautiful setting you are right across from a popular ice cream store that gets very busy and loud with folks and children peering in to see what you are eating. Beach Haven is tough for parking as well and I had to walk two blocks to make it back to the restaurant. All said, if you are looking for a romantic special dinner spot, the Gables should be on your list but bring your wallet it is Prix Fixe at $130+ per person, add a bottle of wine and you have a $400 meal for two.

What an experience! From the food to the ambience to the service, everything was spectacular…read more I was served some of the freshest and definitely the largest muscles I have ever eaten. Perfect restaurant for special occasions or just a nicer night out.

Stopped in for a tour. Very good tour. Jessica was so good! So much information…read more Wines were really good. Next time we will taste more and stay for a meal. This would be on our regular stop list if we were locals. Such a great experience and vibe here.

We had a vey nice lunch. It has been built up since we here over ten years ago…read more Friendly staff, lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Cute igloo seating for Cold weather. Food was pretty good. The Caesar salad had optional added chicken for $6 but there was about 5 small bite size pieces of chicken added. Hardly worth it. Smash burger and fries were excellent. The wines were pretty good but pricey to buy a bottle.

This is our first time in Easton, MD. Tidewater Inn is at the heart of the city. Perfect location…read moreto stay and explore Easton. We came right before Christmas. It's clean, the staff are welcoming. Rooms are clean. Just a couple of things - the glass on top of the bed side table had really pointed corners, my little toddler ran into couple of times and I did also. Definitely Not very safe for children. Bathroom sliding door had us laughing. You can see and hear it all.. you really gotta love the person staying with you cause it's gonna get next level intimate lol.. Convenient and cute.. not sure if I'll stay here again though.

What a fabulous surprise! I was in the area and wanted to grab breakfast. I checked the menu and…read moresaw something that had been a mystery for many years. Scrapple. I have never ventured to try it and I have always assumed that it was undigestible and disgusting. But I decided that if it's on the menu at this swaggy establishment that I may as well give it a try. I went for the eggs with scrape. I never expected it to come out so fancy. It was cooked to perfection and the eggs were the perfect cook for such an adventure to my tastebuds. It had a fresh bed of greens that we're drizzled with a vinegarette. Everything was delicious and the staff was amazing. I actually dropped my wallet and couldn't find it for one day and when I called they said it was in the manager's office. Kudos to an amazing staff and establishment. I found out upon retreaving my wallet that they have a great HH and that on the first Friday, it's a special hh so I will be back!

What a cute spot! They have a lot of options for drinks, pastries, and sandwiches. It is small…read moreinside but they also have outside seating and you can walk to the water. The coffee was very good, but the matcha was not our favorite (wasn't green and just tasted of strawberry syrup). The bagels and pastries were also good!

I stopped in here with a friend the other day for a good lunch! The inside is very small with…read morelimited seating, but there are plenty of benches outdoors on the water to enjoy your food if it is a nice day. It was a little hot for us, but we were able to find seating indoors. We both ordered the Bacon Turkey Avocado Panini. This sandwich also comes with your choice of cheese.The size of the sandwich is pretty substantial and the turkey meat was legit! I would have liked more avocado and less cheese, or even no cheese next time. The cafe is hard to judge just from this one experience and one menu item, but overall the cafe is cute and I would try more menu items if I happened to be in the area again!

Visited Crow Farm & Vineyard on a sunny day recently. Inviting spot with a spacious tasting room…read more Tasting was not going on when I was there, but I got to walk around and enjoy the sights and sounds; purchased 3 bottles of red wine and a Porterhouse steak to take with me. It's easy to find and nicely laid out. I saw that folks were biking here, too. Crow Farm was recommended to me as a good starting point to experience what Maryland vintners are producing. I've never consumed Maryland wine before, so was intrigued as to what I would get. I've now tasted all 3 reds. One stood out for me: the 2016 Merlot. Also, I appreciate that Crow sells some wine in half bottles. So, kudos to them for that. The surprise that I didn't see coming: their grass-fed Angus Porterhouse steak is blue ribbon. It's tender and delicious. Really wish that I had bought more of their beef.

Great winery on a beautiful property! I enjoyed both their red and whites especially the Vintners…read moreRed Blend. Very pleasant staff.

For starters, the Harrison/Pharos Inn does not have a front desk. When you show up for your stay,…read moreyou are not told where to park to unload. Eventually you get out and ring a bell. Someone that is working in the back (housekeeping or kitchen staff), comes to let you in and hands you the paperwork and a quick synopsis of your stay. There is no one to help you with your bags up to the 2nd or 3rd floors. One of the reasons that I chose the Harrison was for its location. For this reason I would give the Inn 3.5 stars rather than 3, but that is not an option. The location was perfect. Close to the center of town and the beach. One could park their car and walk or bike everywhere. However, the photos are misleading. I thought that I was booking a B&B with the old home charm, but one that was also impeccably updated. The rooms had white bedding which is similar to upscale hotels, however other parts of the room were subpar. The carpets need to be replaced. In the hallways and in our room they were filthy (stained and discolored all over). The bathroom shower was a prefabricated shower unit which was underwhelming for the price, but what was most annoying was that the shower regulator was loose and difficult to adjust. The water did not warm up for a few minutes and dripped while in the off position. The TV was small and too far away for the remote to work from the bed which is the only spot in the room that you would watch it from. Perhaps it needed batteries. I suspected this stay experience was going to be different than what I am accustomed to because I was contacted a few days prior to our stay exclusively via an AI messenger. Any questions that AI could not answer, the AI messenger had to escalate the question to the front desk (which did not exist at the inn). If you want to speak with a live person instead of going back and forth with the AI messenger, you have to call the number listed on the website. You are calling a general number. The Harrison/Pharos is a part of a conglomerate of many hotels in Cape May. You must listen to all of the options, and finally pick a number to punch to hopefully speak with a person. I chose housekeeping because there was not a front desk option. I called about how to work the TV because there were no instructions. The housekeeping person was not successful at helping over the phone. We were going out to dinner and after 8PM there is no one to help or stop by. We ended up figuring out some of the issues ourselves and then gave up. In addition, the network to get on the wifi was different than what was listed in the paperwork. Maybe as AI becomes more prevalent, people will become more accepting because we are forced to. In the future, I will make sure to avoid such places as long as I can. I have been to many B&Bs in the past and one of the perks is a fantastic breakfast. The breakfast was good, but not great. The afternoon tea was ok. The cake was dry. If I were eating at a restaurant, I would not go back. We paid for early entry to the room on the day we arrived. I was told that they could take our bags if we arrived early and the room was not ready. We chose to pay to get in two hours early. This is something new to me, but I did it anyway, If we had not, I do not know what they would have done with our bags. There was no one to help. For the amount of money that we paid for the room (about $600 per night after all fees), I expected more. I chose the place because of its location, old house charm, and what I thought was its clean, updated (not dingy) insides. The photos are misleading. Definitely not worth the price we paid. Even at a lower price point for the weekend of June 19th and 20th, much of my dissatisfaction would still be warranted.

Very disappointed in the 2 properties . Harrison and pharrow. Facade is falling apart . The…read moresprings from the old beds pierce thru the fabric. The water is yellow from the sink. Rotting wood on decks . So sad . Used to be our go to place twice a year. Probably the result of another corporation buying out .

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME !!!…read more My Sir (yes, I literally call him that because he is such a sexy Sicilian gentleman and always dresses to the 9's!) is taking me away here for my birthday. It's my first one with him in my life :) I was blown away when we walked up to the main house, toured inside of ours, had tea, a cozy night and breakfast. He breakfast was nithing shoet of amazing! The star was the Blueberry Stuffed French Toast casserole - like OMG insanely delicious!!! I kind of had three servings! Many other perfect choices too, like English muffins, fruit, yogurt, granola). Our room is done in dark reds and boasts cherrywood. Also, beautiful prints and furniture. We had a romantic evening with the jacuzzi, (gas) fireplace and cloud cozy King sized bed! Stellar service from all - Sam and Amanda in particular. They do A LOT here! We MAY leave the room today, lol. Walking Washington Street is a possibility. MAYBE the Zoo... I lived in Cape May many moons ago. A definite place to visit- you will always have somewhere to go and somewhere to eat! Splurge on the decadence of The Queen Victoria!!! You're worth it!!!

We came here for an Anniversary getaway. Doug & AnnaMarie went above & beyond to make each guest's…read morestay enjoyable. This was our first visit to this charming B&B and it was truly a positive & memorable experience. It's located within the heart of Cape May, so walking distance to a myriad of restaurants and shops and only one block from the beach. The amenities are unbeatable - beach cruiser bikes, beach chairs and towels, lots of outdoor porches to relax on and read, and an outdoor shower. The breakfasts are delicious (we had an egg/cheese entree with ham the first day & a stuffed French toast with sausage patty the 2nd day) The daily morning and afternoon baked goods were delicious (especially the assorted breads with homemade strawberry jam!) The owners (Doug & AnnaMarie) are extremely warm and welcoming and go above and beyond & to ensure every guest felt safe during the COVID pandemic (great social distancing, mask awareness, plastic shields as needed & hand sanitizer). A well stocked 24 hr kitchen with plentiful bottled water as well. Lots of extras that you don't find in other B&Bs. They also immediately alerted us when my wife left her pocketbook behind at breakfast. You can tell that the management truly cares about making this place a great experience for their guests without cutting any corners. It's truly a beautiful property with lots of outdoor space and charming rooms each unique & all very well-maintained, extremely clean. The staff are friendly and helpful. Nothing but wonderful things to say about the Queen Victoria & we hope to be back again soon!

My husband and I recently stayed at The Mason Cottage to celebrate our 8th wedding anniversary. We…read morehad previously been to Cape May, and this time wanted to try a B&B, and were so glad that we did. The Mason Cottage was exactly what we were looking for. It is in a giant Victorian home, and I absolutely loved that they have kept the charm from that time period. We had booked the Decatur suite which is on the second floor. Our room was very spacious, and the bed was like sleeping on a cloud!!! The bathroom had both a standing shower and a jacuzzi tub. (I didn't use the tub so I can't comment on that). The room was very clean, as was the bathroom. We were also supplied with two super comfortable robes, which were so soft!!! The breakfast both mornings we were there was delicious, and both very different! The first morning we had a fruit salad with vanilla dressing, followed by a pineapple coconut oat bar with a side of bacon. I could have eaten the oat bar, which was similar to a baked oatmeal, all day long! It wasn't too sweet, and had the perfect amount of fruit. Our second morning, we had a brûlée banana with fresh berries and Chantilly cream followed by an egg and sausage casserole. It was SO good!!! Amy definitely does an amazing job with breakfast. The little touches that added a lot for me was the Bloody Mary bar at breakfast. I love a good Bloody Mary and The Mason Cottage provides all the fixings to make that happen. Also, in the afternoon from 3pm-4pm they put out some light snacks. We had cheese and crackers the first day, with these amazing creme brûlée tarts, our second day we had chips and salsa, an herb dip, and freshly baked cookies. The location is also phenomenal, you are one block from the beach, and one block from shopping! I am looking forward to our next trip, and we will definitely be staying at The Mason Cottage!

Staff almost non existent. Room looked clean,unless you wanted to stretch in the floor. Basically…read morefelt like too much to pay for experience. Will not be back

Meticulous and exquisite, the decor is a true work of art along with the best breakfast in CM!…read morePerfect location in the center of historic Jackson Street. Been coming to the Saltwood House for years...

After lots of research on Yelp and on TripAdvisor, I booked at Saltwood, wondering what was wrong…read morecause it seemed to good to be true at the price. Well, it isn't! Meticulously kept and loaded with Victorian antiques, great breakfasts by Don and Eric with interesting guests at the table, walk to everything, incredibly hospitable, and free parking (!!!). Stayed in the Hampton Suite which has a private bath across the hall (no problem). Oh yeah, loved the non-stop M&M peanuts and chocolate chip cookies as well. We were the only newbies - all the other guests were regulars.