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    Ding How Inn

    3.8 (4 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Costas

    Costas

    4.2
    (26 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    I had a wonderful lunch at the Costas Inn location at the Maryland State Fairgrounds. The main…read moredining room was fairly large with lots of tvs. I could definitely see this being a hot spot for catching a game with friends. Our server (I wish I could remember her name) was so attentive and nice. She made sure we were well taken care of and felt welcomed for our first time dining at Costas Inn. I got their Shrimp Salad Sandwich and a side of their Creamed Spinach. That might have been the best Shrimp Salad Sandwich I've ever had...legit! I loved the amount of Shrimp they put on the sandwich, the way the Shrimp were fresh, and the seafood seasoning they put on it was a very nice touch. I give the sandwich a 9.5 out of 10. The Creamed Spinach came soaked in Amaretto with Provolone Cheese melted on top (sorry I didn't get a picture), and I love Amaretto as a drink. So, I had to try this as a side. It was overall good. Not as creamy as I thought it would be, a bit watered down, but the Amaretto did indeed give it something different and unique to it that I liked. I give their Spinach a 7.5 out of 10. The manager (I'm assuming that who he was) was very friendly and came to check out everyone's tables to make sure everyone was enjoying their food and experience. I really appreciated that. 10/10 for the customer service from our server and the manager. I definitely will be back, hopefully soon, to try their other menu items.

    $50-60 I've read and heard wonderful reviews about this…read morerestaurant, which made today's experience especially disappointing. Unfortunately, the food was neither well-seasoned nor enjoyable. The Orange Roughy Rockefeller and Crab Imperial were both poorly executed, and it seemed like the chef missed the mark on both dishes. Additionally, the mashed potatoes were served cold, and the creamed spinach was unappetizing. Overall, the recipes and preparation could use significant improvement. Food: 1/5 | Service: 3/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5 Reservation Walk-ins only Noise level Quiet, easy to talk

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    Inside
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    Crab dip tater tots
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    Bluestone Restaurant

    Bluestone Restaurant

    4.1
    (808 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    I had a team lunch at Bluestone Restaurant and it was delicious. I got the curry chicken salad and…read moreit was amazing! The flavor was spectacular and the croissant was perfect. A burger, mahi-mahi tacos and salmon lunch were also ordered at my table and everyone raved about their meals. Service was great and the restaurant was fairly busy for a Tuesday afternoon. I haven't eaten at Bluestone in years and was very happy with my meal. The restaurant is really nice and very clean. It was easy to make a reservation online. Can't wait to eat here again, soon.

    Nothing says girls' night out like great cocktails, delicious seafood, and lots of laughter, and…read moreBlueStone checked every box. During my recent trip back to Baltimore, my friends and I made reservations for four on a Saturday night. I'll admit, I was convinced my GPS had failed me when it led me into a business park. Just when I was ready to question my phone's navigation , BlueStone appeared like a hidden gem. The restaurant was large and looked upscale from the outside with plenty of free parking, making the first impression even better. We were seated immediately, and the hostess greeted us with a genuine smile that made us feel right at home. The ambiance is warm and inviting with a perfect blend of casual elegance. There are several dining spaces throughout the restaurant, including private rooms that would be ideal for birthdays, rehearsal dinners, or other special occasions. Our server was attentive without hovering and gave us plenty of time to enjoy our evening. We kicked things off with cocktails, including a French 75, White Cosmo, and Blackberry Bandit. Every drink was expertly crafted, but the French 75 was the undeniable star of the night, I enjoyed it so much I ordered a second. When it came to dinner, my friends all chose the crab cake entrée and they all enjoyed their food ( they are locals), proving that Bluestone knows exactly what they are doing when it comes to a well made crab cake. I ordered the Ocean & Gulf entrée. My dish included a jumbo lump crab cake, deep-sea scallops, and Gulf shrimp served over forbidden black rice with sautéed vegetables in a honey garlic beurre blanc. Every component was cooked perfectly, and the flavors blended together so well that each bite felt like a little celebration. It was one of those meals where the conversation pauses because everyone is too busy enjoying the food. As if dinner wasn't enough, we finished with Taharka Brothers Honey Graham and Vanilla Bean ice cream. It was creamy, rich, and the perfect ending to an already fantastic meal. BlueStone exceeded my expectations from the moment I pulled into the parking lot until the last spoonful of dessert. Great service, good prices, decent portions and expertly prepared food and cocktails. Definitely an atmosphere that's perfect for everything from date night, a family celebration, to a girls' night out. This has officially earned a spot on my list of must visit restaurants every time I come back to Baltimore.

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    The Board Room
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    Fresh sucked oysters of the day
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    Pappas Restaurant & Sports Bar

    Pappas Restaurant & Sports Bar

    4.0
    (672 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$$

    (June 2026) My wife…read moreand I have been watching YouTube videos of the best crab cakes in Maryland. Pappas in Cockeysville came up in a couple of influencers' lists, so we made the 1 1/2 hour drive north to experience it for ourselves. We arrived at 11:30 on a Sunday morning and chose to sit on the restaurant side (versus the sports bar side). Our meal started with soft rolls right out of the oven and vinegar-y cucumbers. My wife had some them while I passed on them for I don't like cucumbers. Obviously, we later ordered the single crab cake entree with two sides ($33.99). I chose the fries and the up-charge for a Caesar salad while my wife picked the coleslaw and mashed potatoes. The crab cakes did not disappoint! Even though it was a hot day outside, they kept the restaurant very cold. After we ate, I didn't notice it as much because I was so full. A final note is the lunch crowd started coming in around 12:15pm.

    Definitely fits the old time vibe with its traditional ( yet taken care of ) layout, furnishings,…read moreplus located in a strip mall that has seen better days. Locales and visitors enjoying a Monday dinner - crab cakes or pasta seemed to be popular. The latter may be attributed to the $2 pasta discount on Mondays. The quintessential basket on the table of stale cracker packets and tiny plastic containers of butter probably sitting out 24/7. Meh- why "Oprah" would order her crab cakes from here when the crab is not from Maryland, right? Once I heard that news from the waiter ( I asked, it was not volunteered) I opted for the local soft shell crab special. ( despite it not being season, I should have known better. It was a puny crab with hardly any meat and it was not properly cleaned either. Sides of overcooked brocolli and asparagus. Baked potatoes looked liked yesterday's overcooked option. My colleagues enjoyed the crab cakes which were large portions- should be for $40+ each. Service was friendly, food took too long- it was a long wait for mediocre overpriced food.

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    Oprah seats
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    Complimentary cucumber salad
    Pappas' famous Crab Cake

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    Pappas' famous Crab Cake

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