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.

1. You gotta have the patience when you come during the peak hours!…read more2. Service was still amazing! (Emma) took well care of us even tho she had to cover multiple tables at he same time. 3. Blackwater + white water = latte was on point 4. Breakfast food were all amazingly delicious 5. Worth the wait 1000% Everyone go! If you are in town!

We were visiting Cambridge and went to Black Water Bakery 2 out of our 3 mornings there. It's…read morecomfortable, friendly, and quaint. The service was excellent. And the food was really good. We tried the Green Giant omelette, Quiche Lorraine, grits, Avocado & Lox Toast, and Biscuits & Gravy. Everything was delicious, including the coffee. Obviously, we liked it, because we went back and would definitely go back again.

First of all, latte was delicious with a nice thick creamy foam. Service of egg sandwich was a…read morelittle slow, thought they forgot me- but worth waiting for. Delicious huge! The ambiance was upbeat vibe and friendly except for a fussy baby- very family oriented.

OBSESSED with Rise Up. It's a coffee chain that's only around the Eastern Shore and I desperately…read moreneed it to come to DC. I think the closest it gets to DC is Annapolis, which is my no means close enough. I ordered the Rise Up breakfast burrito which was the perfect size (could be considered small for more voracious eaters, but I cannot stomach a ton of breakfast food in one go). It had perfectly grilled sear marks and everything was finely chopped in there so that it was easy to eat. My drink was the iced coffee smoothie with French Vanilla syrup and whipped cream. Ridiculously sweet but 300% what I wanted and I love that you can still taste the coffee. Another note - like all other Rise Up locations, the wait is long to order. However it's a relatively decent turnaround for food/drinks. The inside is clean and has a ton of seating too. Highly recommend and urge Rise Up to come to DC.

Stopped in on a weekday afternoon for lunch, upon the suggestion from a coworker. Outside looked…read morereally cool, a genuine retro vibe, and the inside lived up to the standard as well. Parking was at a premium, so had to park across the street. Walked in to a very crowded restaurant, but a waitress told us it would be only a minute for the three of us-a few guys at the bar area moved over for us, and we ended up sitting there. I ordered breakfast, which was good-my colleagues had a bit of a different experience. Lesson learned, don't order a cheesesteak outside of Philly, it's just not the same. Overall, a really cool place, full of locals, but the service is great, and the breakfast was good. I would return. We need more places like this with a down home feel!

My favorite breakfast spot in Cambridge. Homestyle cooking and friendly folks with many noteworthy…read moredishes.

I stumbled upon this place on a trip to the Eastern Store, and honestly it's the best cheesesteak I…read morehave ever had. The place is a general store with camping and hunting gear and probably the last spot you'd expect for awesome food. Sure you can buy ammo and deer piss here but I recommend stopping by the deli counter and grabbing a sandwich from the friendly staff. My cheesesteak was stacked with thinly sliced steak and provolone melted to perfection on a soft hoagie roll. I ordered a large ($6.95) and half of it was more than enough. I also ordered beach/boardwalk fries and those were pretty legit. All in all, it was a cheap and very satisfying meal. I can't wait to come back to try their fried pickles too. Stop in if you are on this side of the Bay Bridge.

Great little place to grab a cheesesteak with grilled onions and marinara like we had in Philly!read more

Yessssss, seriously the best donuts I've ever eaten. The yeast donuts are stupendous - the donut…read moreitself has flavor and add on the glaze? Stupendous. We got a glazed twist and two chocolate glazed donuts (one with sprinkles). We got there around 11:30ish and they were already running low on donuts. Their other baked goods also looked delicious but the donuts seriously were the star.

When visiting the area my daughters and I stopped by on the way out and they have the most…read moredelicious cinnamon bus. We bought a dozen to take home. Yummmmm......

This hidden gem is worthy of a visit! The food is really fantastic and the menu is diverse. Meals…read morerange $30-55. Wednesday is 1/2 price wine night! Everything is Fresh Farm to table. Every plate at our table was clean.

We don't live very far away from this restaurant. We went Saturday night and sat at the bar. My…read morecompanion had the pork chop, which was to his liking. I had the shrimp and grits, which was very DISSAPOINTING. The ($33.00) grits were too soft and not thick enough and the shrimp were Very small and only about six. Would not recommend this anymore!

Decided to meet some friends there. When I walked in I was immediately HIT by a very strong wind…read morefrom a fan. I looked for a table where I could avoid ALL THE MANY FANS GOING FULL BLAST! ( it was 68 degrees outside, warmer than in there!) I asked if they could make it less chilly in there cos I was really cold. Gal says no, we can't turn off the fans ... btw no customers were in there at 1:30 . I went back out where it was warm, met my friends and went somewhere else. I've received your response and I'm sorry to tell you this..... but somebody is lying ! The petite young brunette said to me "Well we can't turn the fans off" I said well I'm going outside where it's warm .. she said it's cold outside (!!??) well have a good day m'am (!?) I left that was it. And the mgr from momma Maria's was in there and heard it all cos I saw him walking back across the street after I left !!

We ordered breakfast and lunch catering for 19 people. Dorian the owner and all the staffs were…read moresuper accommodating and helpful with everything, from special orders to delivery. We had ordered from Oxford and there was flooding on many streets that day, but Dorian and his team made sure we got our food ready, fresh and hot. Food was delicious, compliments to the chef. Thank you all for everything.

We made a DePoalo's Bagel & Brunch pit stop while en route to Matapeak Beach. It was a perfect stop…read morefor a quick bite before spending a few hours at the beach. Overall, I thought the service was pretty friendly and the restaurant/diner was clean with plenty of seating. DePaoloa seems like a popular place for the locals because the team seemed to know everyone's name and their orders. For my breakfast/brunch, I (as recommended) went with a bacon, egg, cheese on a sun-dried tomato bagel. While the bacon, egg and cheese portion was pretty tasty with a generous portion of bacon and egg, I did not really taste the sun-dried tomato flavor in the bagel. The bagel itself was fine, but I was expecting a bit more of a tomato "kick". I thought the prices were fine because my sandwich, two iced coffees, and tip was about $20. Since we are planning to visit Matapeak Beach a few more times this summer, we hope to stop by again and try more of their bagels.

Visited this cute bagel shop in Kent Island when we were in the area for a wedding at the end of…read moreApril. The shop is located in a strip of several businesses, and has convenient parking right in front. A few of us came to order to-go items for our larger group of about 11 individuals. The menu has a wide selection of items, and a ton of different bagel options. Being that we never had been here before, it took awhile to look over the menu and figure out what we all wanted. The staff was friendly, answered all of our questions, and gave some great product suggestions. Our food came out quick, especially for the volume of the order. The prices of the bagels were fair, and the other items on the menu were average. I am not from this area, so it is hard to say if they were high, but I did not think they were anything egregious. I personally had a Sausage, Egg, and Cheese on a French Toast Bagel. It was very good! Also got to enjoy a Large Cold Brew that was a great size. At the recommendation of the employee who took my order, I got a Rosemary Olive Oil Bagel to try. I never had a bagel quite like it, and I enjoyed it! Lastly, got a small container of the Jalapeño Cheddar Cream Cheese for the group to share. It was fresh and the inclusions really added to the spread. I would recommend this spot for a quick breakfast, or even a coffee date. There is a lot of seating, options, and the atmosphere was welcoming.

We stopped by Ava's Pizza and wow!! Detroit-style pizza is incredible! The crust was perfectly…read morecrispy on the edges, soft and airy inside, and that caramelized cheese border was pure magic. You can tell they use quality ingredients & make their pizzas fresh. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, too. If you're a pizza lover, you have to try Ava's. Easily one of the best Detroit style pizzas we've had in a long time

Service was great! Shout out to Grace!…read more The main dining room was very dark (imo) but once the street lights came on they illuminated the restaurant. We started with meatballs. I really enjoyed them. They weren't dry and were full of flavor. I would definitely order them again. We ordered two pizzas- I had the onion tart with pepperoni and my partner ordered pepperoni and sausage. Both pies were great! I was a little disappointed that they weren't out of Detroit style options the night we went but we were very satisfied with the thin crust.