Amazing service, great and personable owner with a hometown feel. Live music, pool, good vibes,…read morewhat ever you like the service is top of the line. Highly suggest visiting if you are in the area

Some of the best food I've ever tasted, stellar pool tables and awesome bingo nights…read more If I could give 6 stars I would! - Gabe

Whenever we're back in town, we make sure to make a stop at the wheel house. It's always an…read moreenjoyable time. Drinks are fantastic, the staff is welcoming and friendly and the music is always on point. Make sure to give them a try if you're in the area.

I like coming here on warm sunny days. I'm not a beer drinker but I go for the ambience. This place…read morelooks like someone's house but it's such a cool spot to hang out and just chill. The bar tenders are great and the service is usually very quick, even when it's busy. I usually get the blackberry mule mocktail, with perfectly muddled fresh fruit and a little garnish on top. They don't serve food but you can have food from nearby restaurants delivered (Vaughn Cheese, City Sliders). The backyard is where it's at! There's a stage set up, covered by a tent. There's also a small stage back there where they often have live music on the weekends. Occasionally they also have food trucks as well.

Your crabcakes, fried fish, potato salad, and coleslaw and french fries out of this world unreal…read more Very delicious. Recommended to everybody.

Amazing home cooked food. Always delicious and generous portions. A friendly atmosphere.read more

Pretty much the perfect bayside marina bar where the actual bar is an old boat sitting in the…read moremiddle of an open barn. It's spectacular! The beer on tap is cold and crafty, and "The Galley" is a food truck parked up against the barn that serves bar bites, Tex-Mex, and interesting specials-of-the-day. Plenty of ceiling fans amplify the bayside breeze as the locals chat it up and watch the boats cruise on by. I'm shocked that I'm the First To Review this place, as it seems like it's been here for a hundred hometown years! There's a ton of charm in this place, and coming here pays you back in shade, suds, and nods from the very friendly bartenders. A real gem - and a memorable, fun stop on any Southern Maryland daytrip!

First time here and it's awesome love the atmosphere and loved the Band yesterday and Food was…read moredelicious Bartenders bust there butts they never stop those orange crushes are the bomb! Freshly made they go through some oranges! Prices are great and can't wait to go back! Customers are very friendly and met some very nice people! If never been you must check in out on a gorgeous day like yesterday! They will definitely see me again!

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!

Atomic Seafood & Bar -- Lusby, MD…read more If you're in Lusby, put Atomic Seafood & Bar on your list! I had the Buffalo Chicken Pizza and WOW! The crust was crispy, fresh, and made from scratch, and every bite was packed with flavor. Definitely a 10/10 for me! And don't leave without grabbing a crush from the bar! It was the perfect pairing with the pizza. Overall, great food, good vibes, and definitely a spot I'd visit again! Atomic Seafood & Bar -- Lusby, MD Atomic Seafood #AtomicSeafood #LusbyMD #LusbyEats #MarylandEats #Foodie #FoodReview

This place is legitimately good.. it's a hidden gem where the cooks, or may I say chefs, in the…read morekitchen know what they are doing.. the waitress we had was really kind and attentive. We got there at 9:30 and the kitchen was closing at 10:00.. we had the smash burger, the atomic smash burger, clam strips, and chicken wings.. all the fried foods were amazing, including the fries that come with the clam strips. Right away, I could tell they were using fresh frying oil and everything was freshly fried.. most places double fry precooked stuff and use old oil.. to my surprise, everything was freshly made! Smash burger, they have smash burger! What? The fact that they served their signature Atomic smash burger with jalapeño, cheese, an onion ring, pulled pork or brisket, bacon, plus coleslaw?? This was amazing! The standard smash burger was just burger patties and cheese.. it was also really good. Chicken wings were like Korean fried chicken level good wings. I was a bit surprised how plump and juicy they were with really good sauce.. the waitress recommended Old Bay honey and lemon pepper, a half-and-half order that was amazing.. my daughter substituted her smash burger fries with green string beans.. wow, that was really amazing.. not some canned, mushy string beans, but rather really fresh, almost like they picked them from a local farm--buttered, salted, then fire-roasted.. are you kidding me? I wasn't even that hungry and took half of my burger home, munched it up the day after, and it was like eating an upgraded White Castle burger! Delicious.. anyway, this place is a real hidden gem.. I've had better food and service here compared to well-known restaurants across Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore, etc.... Go check them out!

Barrel 9 is a cozy spot that leans heavily into a light, community-focused atmosphere. The space is…read moredecorated with cute, sassy wine placards (like "Wine Takes the WITCH right out of ME!"), which sets a relaxed tone. The restaurant has been open for four years, but the owners have run the liquor store next door for the past 17+ years. Because of this connection, they sell their wine at the same prices, making the selection and value outstanding.   THE SERVICE * The team graciously accommodated our group of seven. One of the staff was initially a little grumpy because we arrived late due to work commitments (my sincere apologies for that!), but our primary server, Kaytlyn, was friendly and offered excellent recommendations. The bartender, Christine, also took care of us. A major highlight of the night was chatting with Carolyn (owner/cook) and Mike (owner). They are both personable and do a great job cultivating an open, welcoming environment.   THE FOOD & DRINK We ordered a fair number of appetizers for the table, all of which were quite tasty: * Deviled Eggs: A favorite among the table! The addition of horseradish provided a perfectly subtle and delicious kick. * Charcuterie Board for Two: A great, classic grazing option. * Flatbreads: We tried both the Brie & Bacon and the Italian flatbreads, and both were solid. * Smoked Salmon Crostini: A lighter bite. * Spinesto Pomodoro Dip: Flavorful and great for sharing. * Moroccan Spiced Lamb Sliders: Well-seasoned and portioned. * Adelsheim Pinot Noir, Greenwing Cabernet: Two standouts with great value given the retail pricing structure.   OVERALL While the food was thoroughly enjoyable, it was the excellent wine value and the warm conversations with the staff and fellow customers that stole the show. Barrel 9 is a friendly and community-centric place to spend an evening.

Best whiskey selection in southern Maryland (by far). Awesome staff and great food too!read more

This is a real hidden gem. We visited with a group from our church, on a day they were doing needed…read morerepairs. Even so, museum staff kindly opened their doors to us, provided seats, and talked to us, very passionately, about Harriet Tubman and the legacy of the Underground Railroad. They are a wealth of knowledge. There are many beautiful murals throughout the space telling different parts of Harriet's legacy. Truly, don't miss it!

As much as it pains me to post a negative review (something I hardly ever do), I feel it would be…read moredisingenuous to do anything else. Not a good experience today at all. We were vacationing in Ocean City and needed a break from the beach and traditional touristy activities. As great admirers of Harriet Tubman, my wife and I decided to visit the museum and were particularly excited to have a guided walking tour. I booked our tour online and we drove an hour and a half to Cambridge. As we pulled into the parking lot, the tour guide called and left a message saying she wasn't available. Apparently she had told the museum not to schedule tours for today, but their system had done so anyway. We went into the museum, trying to make the best of a frustrating situation. It was very limited and amateurish. That is not being critical, as it appears to be seriously underfunded and operated by volunteers. Just stating what we saw for others to be aware. it was basically a collection of printed materials with little, if any, original items unique to Harriet Tubman's lifetime. The museum director never greeted us. There were four or five people sitting and watching a PBS documentary. A couple of other groups walked in, looked around and then left. None of them were greeted either. Finally, I went up to the register and he asked if he could help me. I explained what had happened, and he chuckled, saying "Yeah, this happens sometimes. I guess the person who set up the system needs to fix that." He gave me $40 out of the cash register and that was it. No apologies or anything. After we left the museum, I texted the tour guide that he'd refunded our money only to find out that she had also done so online. We had to go back to the museum to give the $40 back. Total waste of a day of vacation. Again, I hate to be the grumpy guy leaving a bad review, but hopefully this will be helpful to someone somehow.