I am giving this place five stars for the team there, the cocktails, the manager, and the…read moreenvironment as it WAS.. Now there is a new sheriff in town and she is not a very nice person. She is very aggressive. I get the need to spruce and change things up to stay current, but there is a way to do that withOUT alienating your staff or your patrons. I have been a regular for YEARS.. While the new sheriff says and SEEMS to be doing great things there, she has NO business managing a team or dealing with the public.. Willy K, you are going to ruin what was a great local hang out..It is not relaxing anymore when she is there.. when she is not, it is great! Let her go and get an assistant in there who is going work with the team and get to know the patrons.

Great sports bar! More tvs than any other bar I have ever been too. The cheeseburgers and wings are…read morethe best in Crofton! Wait staff is on it as well.

Open later than surrounding area establishments which is nice when traveling through the area…read more Lots of choices of beers on tap. Big bar and lots of TV's to watch your favorite game. Standard service. Chicken strips or tasty and came out piping hot. Lots of choices for sauces but chose a local dry favorite, Old Bay. Chicken quesadilla is loaded and full of flavor. Fries were ho-hum.

I absolutely love Miller's, I've been going here since January 2026 and I soon became a regular!…read moreI'm here at least every Friday and the food/drinks are always perfect in my opinion! The ambience is very nice with some dim lighting and TVs surrounding you to watch your favorite game! The service is what makes me come back even more! Nikki, Brenna, Noel and Emma are fantastic bartenders and know me by name along with a few other waiters! I highly recommend this bar! It's great for friends/family, a nice date or just going by yourself! Cheers!

This place is awesome. It's as local as it gets in terms of ownership, staff and customers. Great…read morebar, great food, great weekly specials, bartenders, servers, etc. A personal favorite of mine is their SUPER SALAD. It always has fresh seasonal toppings, add your protein of choice (fresh fish of the day?) and it is the best salad in town. It's excellent... ...wings are great also, always have good soups, daily specials, drinks, etc. they have a lot of outside dog-friendly seating as well. It should just become your regular stop year 'round.

ABOUT THE AMBIANCE…read more Love the consistent, lively vibe at this Eastport restaurant/bar - seven days a week, it is sure to be clamoring with locals who pull-up by kayak and dingy (a 100-yd walk for the neighborhood dock) or walk in from homes nearby. Davis' is both people and dog friendly, allowing both species to chat it up, socialize and refuel. The outside sports a dozen a so picnic-style tables and a few high tops that bleed into the street. Shade is omnipresent once seated and servers kindly offer up water for your four-legged friends. There's a cozy park with seating just across the street from the hostess stand for those eagerly awaiting a table, right by the community dock. The inside of Davis' Pub is distinctly "bar" - replete with TVs and high tops - though there's a surprisingly large area for table service beyond the often-crowded bar. Don't expect anything slick or shiny here -- a fresh coat of paint may be tough to find. This is an authentic, worn Eastport treasure -- some use it as their comfortable watering hole, others for a cozy meal and a large swath to gather with friends.

We tried this place for lunch on a Wednesday since our daughter and son-in -law highly recommended…read moreit. We were simply amazed. We had the beef brisket and meatloaf sandwiches. FANTASTIC. Very fresh and they tasted great. The onion rings were greatly good along with excellent cole slaw and collard greens. All very fresh, tasty and in perfect sized portions. The service was also pretty fast but we were here doing a slow period. I assume on weekends when this place is busy you might wait a while. The minor drawbacks are: 1. The inside dining area is very small so this place must get crowded during busy periods. The outdoor seating area is covered but sort of lame and not very inviting. We dined inside which only seats about 20 or more. It wouldn't be comfortable in 90° plus weather outside 2. They have a gravel parking lot which is kind of awkward. It's also very difficult and dangerous making a left turn out of this place onto Central Avenue. Regardless, we will definitely be going back here because the food is just fantastic. Looking forward to next time.

Cashier wasn't listening, forgot an entire part of the order. Constantly giving my teenage daughter…read moreweird looks and really just wouldn't listen. We had to order a plain burger and it was indeed not plain, sent it back and got an actual plain one. If you have an alternative child i really don't recommend coming here, they will be treated worse then a pedophile actively hitting on children, maybe even worse then someone waving around a conservative flag. Employees are genuine dickheads. Adding on to this - when i ate the burger from takeout, the bread was stale, the meat was hard to chew. The meat tasted like slim jims. If i was to stick a slim jim and start chewing on leather i would. But not everyone wants to go spend their money to go chew on leather and slim jims. that was the worse fucking burger i've ever had in my life and ive had some pretty shitty burgers. and ontop of that your service is fucking horrible and the ambiance is horrible. If you wanna have a good week PLEASE don't go here.

Went here with my wife the day after 4th of July before grabbing tea. We had some local beers and…read morerefreshing cocktails. The bartenders were amazing, the ambiance outside was nice and set in a historic area, and the prices were reasonable.

Came for a Sunday afternoon tea at the Reynolds Tavern. This restaurant is located in Annapolis…read more The drive was less than an hour from Baltimore (luckily there was no traffic issues). We parked in a garage within walking distance. We made reservations ahead. Upon entering, we were greeted by a pleasant young lady and taken to our table. 1747 Pub is located in restored building indicative of that time in Maryland. The ambiance was dated and historic, if that makes sense. It was if we were transported in time and having a spot of tea in the dining room of a well established colonial family. As tea was the main event, we placed our orders: we chose the Colonial High Tea service which included a pot of tea (you chose your own flavor), choice of flavored scone (we chose cherry chocolate and cranberry-orange), and an assortment of bite size tea cakes, sandwiches, served on a tiered serving dish, and an appetizer to start (we chose cream of crab soup and French onion soup- these was an additional $3.50, and quiche Lorraine). Price was $34/pp. The flavor of teas we chose were: Cupid's Arrow (with black tea with cherry, almond, and vanilla), Harry and Megan's Royal Wedding ( which included rooibos, a red tea which is one of my favorites) and Jasmine Green tea (semi-fermented green tea with jasmine petals). The teas arrived in our own individual colorful tea pots and we got to pick what color teacups! They were beautiful in design. They were accompanied by sugar, lemon, and creamer. We enjoyed each tea. We started with our apps of the cream of crab soup, and French onion soup and quiche. The soups arrived hot and were tasty. The quiche was nice, creamy, and fresh with a great flavor and crumbly crust. Next were our scones, the cherry chocolate (special for the month) and cranberry-orange. Both had great flavor, but we liked the cranberry orange better. The tiered serving dish arrived with the savory tarts and finger sandwiches and a selection of tea cakes and pastries. They were all scrumptious! Upon leaving we explored the exhibits at the entrance and saw that they had items found in the establishment that dated back hundreds of years, including some items that belong to the enslaved workers of the establishment at that time. Fascinating! All in all, a fine tea time along with an impromptu history exhibit, was had by all.

Stumbled upon this place one Sunday. You can tell this is a place for locals and regulars from the…read morelady that was both a bartender, playing pool, and sitting at the bar as a regular patron all within the hour. A poker tournament was going on. We sat at the bar and what I will say is everyone was pleasant and welcoming. We were immediately invited into several conversations happening. I was told many food items on the menu were exceptional; the menu consisted of bar food such as burgers, BLT, steamed shrimp, mozzarella sticks, fries and a few other items I cannot recall. I ordered the steamed shrimp which were extremely bland, could tell they were frozen and overcooked. I have never not enjoyed steamed shrimp but these were the exception they also had a strong bleach smell. My partner ordered the turkey burger and didn't rave about it but also didn't complain about it. Nothing was life changing from what I could see that others were ordering. Seems that this is a place for drinking, camaraderie, and entertainment as there are also pool tables which I believe were free to use. No rush to return but if looking for an inviting place to play pool will return. One thing I did not like is that their are no small tables to sit your drink while playing pool as I was raised that you need to have your eyes on your drink when out in public at all times. Being told to leave my drink at the bar while playing pool did not sit well with me so I didn't drink.

Delicious food, these cooks are on to something here! They turn out amazing dishes! Highly…read morerecommend potato skins (made on the spot), the chili and their Cheesesteak is my absolute favorite!!! And I'm from Philly, so.......

If i could leave 0 stars i would! First of all i was roofied and before i completely lost…read moreconsciousness, i went up to the bouncer and told him i needed help and that something was wrong. He proceeded to grab my arm and throw me out of the bar. I sat on the curb outside the bar with all of my friends inside but they would not let me re enter. I was sobbing and obviously in distress. Not only that but to top it all off i left with a 125$ charge of drinks- i only bought two which were 8.02$ each. Disgusted by the lack of care and how poorly run this place is.

My friends and stopped in Dillo's after the football game for a few drinks and apps and it was a…read moregreat spot to hangout and watch the afternoon football games. The bartenders were great bringing us beverages at our table away from the bar and our food came out shockingly fast. Both mozzarella sticks and fried pickles were good! The dipping sauce that came with the pickles was great. Cool little spot to hangout!

Did a birthday bar crawl and we did not have this place on our list originally but we loved it so…read moremuch we left and came back for the live music later. Casey took good care of us!

Great live music and good food and drinks at 49 West restaurant in Annapolis! When we can get down…read morehere from the Columbia MD area, we love to dine and drink and enjoy the 4-days-per-week live music at this "Coffeehouse Winebar and Gallery". This time, in April 2025, we arrived around 7pm, and found parking in a garage about a block away, though with better timing we might have parked right out front on West St. This was intentionally a little early for their 8pm live show, and we found a table in the front window, with fun people-watching, and walls lined with a gallery of local artists' works. One of the regulars suggested their generous creative 49 West Salad of fresh greens, cucumbers, tomato, and red onion, with blueberries, apples, almonds, and gorgonzola cheese! An exciting flavor experience! They also,steered us right on 49's Reuben sandwich, with traditional house-made tender juicy corned-beef and melted swiss, with house-made Russian sauce on soft marble rye, with the sauerkraut substituted at my request by house-made creamy cole-slaw. A rich delicious messy sandwich! And well-made drinks: a refreshing lemony minty fizzy Mizuwari with Baraky Japanese whiskey, and their Old Fashion 49 which includes some orange-y Grand Marnier. Both were creative strong and flavorsome takes on classics. Of course they also have a broad ranging menu, especially after 5pm. When the back room opened, we sipped our drinks (and got refills :-) while swaying to one of our favorite musicians, Tom Mitchell, playing this evening with Jim Stephanson as the talented and versatile Blue Rhythm Boys: Jazz, Western Swing, Blues and more, for a $15 cover. It was fun to hear them riff off classics and off of each other, mixing in stories and reminiscences, and this evening sweetly dedicating some to a friend's 75th (more or less) birthday. You just feel at home with them, and we do seek out Tom's performances, and then seek out his fellow musicians next gigs, too, as far off as Columbia and Rockville! A wonderful relaxing evening, with friendly efficient staff, good food, nice locals, and great music.