If you want a view and decent priced drinks then it is a good place to go. If you want food don't…read morego. $14 for the bottom 1/4 of a bag of nacho chips with cheese that looked to be from a grocery nacho cheese jar. $8 more for 2 tablespoons of chopped small shrimp. McDonalds has a better burger. This is the first time I have felt compelled to write a review to warn diners. Cross the marina and eat elsewhere.

The staff is friendly and the cocktails are delicious. The food is equally delicious and the views…read moreare amazing - I will be a frequent flyer!!

Friday evening, we arrived for a later dinner and we were immediately greeted by the hostess and…read morewere seated within a few minutes. We started with the flavorful and lightly crispy Thai chicken tenders. We will order these again! My husband ordered the prime rib, of which I had a taste, and it was delicious! I ordered the crab cake dinner and it was tasty. We enjoyed the nice choice of rice or 3 kinds of potato. We did decide to splurge with dessert. The flourless chocolate cake was so yummy and my husband's bread pudding smelled, and apparently tasted, just like fall. It is not your traditional bread pudding, but a wonderful dessert nonetheless. The restaurant is nicely decorated for this Chesapeake Bay community. It can get quite lively and while there are acoustic tiles on the ceiling, it was hard to talk until the dining room was only about half full.

We've been coming to Blue Heron since it opened. We loved the food, the ambiance, and the service…read moreis consistently good, although quite slow on weekends. Our last few visits have been disappointing. They took the oyster po boy off the menu (one of our favorites!) and the portions have gotten smaller, not as tasty and pricier. Must also mention that the hostess - face of the establishment, should try to smile. I appreciate it must be difficult to deal with hungry patrons for hours, but still..

When my friend asked if I wanted to try a new brewery in Rock Hall.......oh, heck yeah! New? It…read morewas THE grand opening night and the place was HOPping. That's not a shipwreck you're imagining after a few cocktails, there really is a boat jutting out from the roof of this cute hipster brew pub, namely the Reuben James (worth a Google). In collaboration with Heavy Seas Brewery, you can find an assortment of Cannons on tap here at RHBC. Looking for a cocktail in lieu of beer? The blueberry hard lemonade will have you sailing in tranquility in no time. At opening, RHBC isn't serving food yet, but I hear they're working on it. If you're looking for a good selection of local craft beer, as well as specialty libations along with excellent service by bartender Chris.........this is your place.

What a cool place. Great inside area and a small outside area in the back. Great service and a good…read morechoice of beers. Can't go wrong with the hazy IPA and the blonde They also have a full bar. Food trucks on the weekend. A must stop when in Rock Hall.

Classy, without pretention. Went for breakfast and felt at home instantly. Food was excellent…read more(veggies fresh, flannel pancakes great .. bloody Mary mimosa and coffee of great quality) will absolutely be coming back

Place started out good but has quickly gone downhill. If you visit on a slow day it's decent but…read moreSaturday and Sunday breakfasts are only suitable if you're into waiting 45min at least for undercooked omelets, dry French toast, and a crowded atmosphere that's so loud you can't hear yourself think. Yikes. Pasta Plus was always a go-to but Little Lemon Leaf is a must not. Shame as it's right up town. Head to Chestertown for MSAK or Play It Again Sam. I should've know by the AI advertisements. Not cool. Paying nearly $100 for breakfast should at least come with joy, instead we left feeling anxious and unimpressed.

Enjoyed a sampling of small bites and cocktails on the patio overlooking the State House. Stay…read moreaway from the sweeter drinks like the Naked & Famous and steer into the vodkas and whiskeys. The apps were good sized and worked for our table of four: HITS: Prosciutto & Melon; Shrimp MISS: Goat cheese - very sweet :-(

We were here for the 4th of July cookout on the patio. It was Awesome! They had a really nice…read moresetup. This was a buffet which included desserts as well as a nice selection of food. Everything tasted great for the most part. Service was great as well. The outdoor buffet cookout was $20 tickets were purchased on eventbrite. They also had holiday drink specials at $2.49 which was a good deal. They also sold smoked oysters at $1.00 each & the server and bartender was very helpful and friendly. We really enjoyed this event. We would like to go back and check out the other drinks on the menu as well as the food. Definitely bookmarked this spot for a return visit. There is a parking garage about three blocks away. We paid $12.00 for about three hours. Not bad at all.

The Retriever Oyster House in Chestertown left us with a mixed impression, one that deserves a fair…read moreand constructive take. We had just come from a college football game and, on the fly, decided to grab dinner here based on the recommendation of the one local in our group. There were seven of us, and most went for the double smash burgers with fries, which were excellent. Kim, our server, was outstanding, prompt, accurate, and attentive throughout the evening. The bartender also added to the positive side of the experience, making sure everything at the table ran smoothly. The issue came at the door. We had tried to call ahead to let them know we were on the way, not realizing that OpenTable was their preferred system. When we arrived, the host made this clear, but in a way that was unnecessarily sharp and cold. It set the wrong tone for the night. In a town where friendliness is the norm, the contrast was striking. The experience began under a haze that was difficult to shake, even though the food and drinks were excellent once we sat down. To be constructive, this is less about policy and more about hospitality. A host sets the tone, and a welcoming explanation could have changed everything. Something as simple as, "We usually use OpenTable to handle groups this size, but I'm glad you're here, let's get you taken care of," would have gone a long way. Instead of frustration, it could have created a positive first impression and likely earned a loyal group of returning guests for years to come. Inside, the atmosphere was lively, with locals enjoying themselves in a loud and fun environment. Our group of longtime friends who have been convening in Chestertown for two decades fit right in once we were seated. However, the bad first impression lingered, and as a result we only had one round with food before deciding to leave a lot earlier than our normal rhythm for an evening out. We ended up taking our bar bill to another venue. Great food and excellent table service carried the night, but the host made sure we will not be returning as part of our annual tradition. This is a restaurant with strong potential, and it could go from good to exceptional with just a little more attention to how guests are greeted.

This was a fun place. We came visiting friends while in town for the Tea Party weekend, so they get…read morea little pass for being busy. I'm not sure the menu was all that imaginative, but the food was good and we enjoyed some oysters, onion dip, and I had the chicken sandwich. Our waiter was very attentive. The only thing I may add is to think about better flexibility on seating. It's a very large bar but the sit down area isn't greatly configurable. We'd put in for a group of 6 but it was not possible for them to seat us all at one table.

A Maryland legend, Irv's in Pasadena the last legal basement bar in Maryland!…read more As you'd guess it is located in the basement of Irv's home. He's had the home since I believe the 1940s and the biz has been open since the 50s or 60s. Irv is also the only bartender and single handely has run the place for decades. If you were in Greek life like myself you'll feel right at home -- the basement feels like a frat house (in the best way). With bras on the ceiling and plenty of MD decor, it's got a vibe that to me feels cozy! Make sure you bring cash and a good attitude and you'll have a great time!

What can I say? This is one of those places you just have to check out for yourself! Irv just…read moreturned 103 and he possesses the last residential bar liquor license around. The property is waterfront and has amazing views of the water. There is seating inside and out! While they have a pretty full bar, I always stick to the bottled beer. Not only does Irv own the place, he often is found bartending. He works harder at 103 than most other humans do at a younger age. See you again soon!

Great meal and nice atmosphere for our multi-generational family night out. Lemon Basil martini was…read moredelicious! I recommend the lasagna, and the cannoli is yummy if you have room for it!

Authentic Italian food!!! Large portions!!! Fabulous menu to choose from and everything comes out…read moreperfect and delicious!!! So hard to choose just one thing!!! Gluten free and wood fired pizzas as well. Friendliest staff!! Best to make a reservation, although lots of seating, fills up quickly as you can imagine!!!! Yum!!!!!!!

Not enough employees and bar tenders some of the food was good others not. Ambiance is lovely and…read moresetting perfect!

So the flavor was good, but you charged $42 for short ribs and served me a lunch portion in a small…read morebowl. The duck ravioli over salted. Ugh No complaints on the wine just a 5x mark up. lol. We won't be back.