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    Harrison's Harbour Lights

    3.4 (56 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 11:00 AM, 11:30 AM - 9:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Breakfast sandwich
    Rebecca H.

    I came here for breakfast. The sandwich I had was pretty good and filling. The restaurant had a nice ambiance and I enjoyed having a view of the water while having breakfast.

    Crabcake and fried chicken

    Enter from the first level host stand and walked up a stair to the main restaurant and lounge room. Crabcake and fried chicken with a side of potato salad and stewed tomatoes for dinner.The crabcake was very good, the fried chicken was crispy but not marinated so lacked a bit of flavor. The stewed tomatoes were very sweet. Hubby had Delmonico steak with mashed potato and cole slaw. The steak was juicy and tender. The manager came over to greet us and told us about the history of this family restaurant. The waitress was attentive and an overall nice experience.

    The calamari was chewy because it was dry.
    Myly N.

    We were so excited for the outdoor seating and the views but the food and service were so lacking! Our waitress was nice but she was gone half the time. (Was it busy somewhere else in the hotel?) Drinks took a long time to get to us. It was the same with appetizers and entrees. The fried calamari was lukewarm; it was the same with all our entrees except the Brooks burger. The calamari's batter was crispy and had potential but the calamari itself was chewy. Our mussels dish had 6 unopened mussels and the bread was not a baguette. It was a small brioche loaf. The chicken tenders tasted fine but it was also lukewarm. The fish tacos were disappointing. The pico de gallo was not fresh and the sauce tasted like a bottled nam pla. It was viscose like corn syrup. The kids liked the pretzel bites but it does look oddly like ones you can find frozen, doesn't it? I wouldn't recommend this place for food but maybe the drinks are fine?

    Some unexpected visitors in the broiled seafood platter
    Mike F.

    Come bask in the light of... well... Harrison's Harbour Lights. Notice how fancy they are, spelling "harbor" like that. There's a grand entrance as you roll up to this place. Reminds me of that staircase in Titanic that Leo comes down. You walk in, traverse the staircase, then are greeted by a - what I'm presuming to be - professional. After being escorted to the table, you sit down and notice the premium nature of the cloth that adorns it. Real heavy, commercial grade fabric. Three minutes into our visit, I'm already impressed. It's vacation time in Maryland. No matter how classy a joint looks, if there's a bar, Orange Crushes are on the menu. What was also on the menu was assorted broiled seafood. The platter was good, except for some weird fried mystery meat. Yes, fried food on the broiled seafood platter. Maybe it was mistake. Or some cruel joke. On the fried side of things, the fries were good. Real crisp, just how dad used to fry 'em up. Let's talk ambiance. It's romantic at night. Probably super casual during the day. But nothing beats looking over the water under a starry sky. Too bad on our trip it was cold and raining. Service here was a great team-oriented system. Good communication and unselfish behavior was seamless and efficient. You know who I bet would absolutely LOVE this place? Older folks who have a lot of money. They can dress up and come out and have an old timey date. Harbour Lights screams romance, almost to clichéd extremes.

    Ahi tuna appetizer

    Beautiful views and amazing food! The seafood was so fresh. Complimentary cornbread was the best we've ever had. Hidden gem!

    Catalina M.

    This place is awesome! Friendly staff, including Brayden who made my night letting me call ahead and order their amazing crab dip before the kitchen closed. Great drinks. Great prices. Happy this place stays open late in the off season. Often has live music. And in the summertime, you can enjoy your orange crushes or mudslides outside by the pool.

    Crab cake sandwich
    Tiana B.

    View was stunning. Crab cakes were overpriced for the size but delicious! Our poor server was also the bartender and had tables upstairs and downstairs so she was always running. She was incredibly sweet though and it was also Mothers Day so we understood.

    View looking to the bay

    Located on the 2nd floor with a great water view. We were told to pick a table and someone would waite on us. Around 10 minutes later a gal stops and asks who sat us, then she states I will need to find a server. About 10 minutes later we get a server and order drinks. It seems like it took 15 to 20 minutes for the server to come back to the table. Our food was average, service was about the slowest I had in the last 5 years as it took 2 hours to get drinks, soup and a meal. I eat in restaurants at least 10 times a week and this was the slowest service in years. If you want a Nice view, average and over priced food, friendly server, and super slow service and have a few hours to waste, this is the place

    View from our table

    Had high hopes for this place but unfortunately it turned out to be pretty average. I ordered the cheesesteak and my hubby had the rockfish entree. My cheesesteak was alright nothing too special. I did enjoy the fries and the cornbread. The rockfish was bland but after adding a bit of salt it was ok. The waitress was really nice but the food did take a very long time to come out. The restaurant was a bit dirty and run down. The napkins had stains and so did the table cloth. I did enjoy the pretty view of the harbor and there is seating outside as well.

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    The Best Oyster Buffet. Great variety of traditional eastern shore oysters. Wonderful homemade oyster stew. Nicely decorated for Christmas.

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    Very good service. Crab cakes are on the smaller side. Oysters were spot on! Cold and fresh.

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    Excellent food & service. Had a fantastic cocktail too- Ginger Rogers- delish! Lovely view of the water as well.

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