This was our second time here and this was for my bday. The hostess was very friendly and sat us…read morenear the fireplace. Our waiter was Luke and he was awesome. Listen to his recommendations. The ambience is wonderful. You will not be disappointed.

Excellent service and food was great! Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable. It was a…read morefantastic experience.

Always a good drink (especially the rotating seasonal old fashioned specials) and every single…read morestaff member has a smile and makes you feel right at home. You will not be disappointed.

Shhhh. This place is kind of a local secret, I think. It is behind Generals Liquors in…read moreCrownsville. Some friends who live up that way encouraged a group of us to meet there for Happy Hour. They open at 3:00 pm, and we were the first ones there. Look for the blue door in the back. The manager & bartender is named Gary, and he was awesome. They have a delicious menu of craft cocktails, plus beer and wines. They don't have their own kitchen, but they do have food boxes available from Bread & Butter Kitchen in Eastport. You can also bring food in, or have it delivered while you are there. I had two Apple Mules, which were SO refreshing. Several in our group tried the Blood Orange Martini, which looked yummy. The decor at the bar is really nice.

Really enjoyed our visit to Lime and Salt. The service was great -- quick, friendly, and very…read moreattentive without feeling rushed. Staff was accommodating and made sure everything came out just how we wanted it. The food was fresh and flavorful, and everything arrived fast even during a busy time. Overall a very solid experience and definitely a place we'd come back to again.

We had a lovely lunch here on a terrible rainy day. They have a great patio, which is probably…read moreworth coming back for. Everything we tried was tasty. The posole was excellent and almost as good as the kind your favorite aunt makes. The refried beans were creamy perfection. The tortillas felt handmade and the barbacoa was authentic. Even the brunch burger was a win. And of course, the margaritas, mezcalitas, and micheladas were excellent. The guacamole was a little one note, but the chips were thick and crispy and salty. This is also the kind of place that delivers squeeze bottles of red and green salsa with the meal, which is always a good indicator of a great Mexican place, in my opinion.

I pulled up for a Sunday brunch to hang with the cousins, a group of about 20, and let me start by…read moresaying--this is not a grab-and-go brunch situation. It's a Caribbean spot with a full brunch menu, so yes, the food takes a little time... but that's part of the experience, not a flaw. Given the size of our party, the service held its own. It was steady, attentive, and friendly without feeling rushed--which honestly matched the vibe perfectly. If you come in expecting lightning-fast turnaround, you're in the wrong mindset. Come to enjoy your time. Now let's talk food. I ordered the steak, and it did not disappoint--well-seasoned, flavorful, and cooked just right. But the real surprise? That biscuit and butter. Listen... I could've made a whole meal out of that alone. And the mimosas? Nice and light--exactly how our group likes them. I didn't get the oxtail and grits, but I didn't need to. One look across the table told me everything I needed to know--full-on bowl-to-the-chin action. If you know, you know. It wasn't overly crowded for a Sunday, but the weather had randomly dipped back into winter mode after teasing us with 80 degrees, so I'll give them that. Overall, great experience. Good food, solid service, and a vibe that encourages you to sit, sip, and stay awhile. Exactly what brunch should be.

I'm so glad I made the trip out of the city. This place is a whole vibe. Those ox tails were…read morefantastic! tender, falling off the bone, and seasoned to perfection. And that curry goat? Some of the best i ever had. They're not playing around in that kitchen. But it's not just the food, the DJ was on point. Had a perfect blend of R&B, Afrobeats, and line dances. Energy was right, atmosphere was right, people were having a good time. Now I gotta be honest. I'm giving him a 9/10. That's only because my Go-Go loving heart didn't get its fix . DJ, if you're reading this, throw in some Back next time and you'll have me leaving a 10/10 Real talk, BCG is a hidden gem. Great food, great vibes, great energy. Worth the trip out the city, no question. I'll definitely be bacK

What a vibe. It gives you that "Belly" movie feel. As soon as you walk in you are taken away by the…read morelighting and the beautiful artwork. Beautiful decor and scenery. Tv screens and a live DJ. Strong drinks and the jerk wings and Jollof rice, so delicious. If you enjoy spicy African cuisine and the nightlife, you will love this spot. You can buy bottles and even order hookah. Come enjoy this Afro-Urban style.

I came here with my friends from out of town after my girlfriend received an invitation to visit…read more This place is kind of far but we decided to make the trip anyways. The ambiance is on the dimmer side but lively due to the music spun by the dj. We were seated by the bar which I didn't care for (lots of kitchen traffic) but the staffers were very attentive to our needs. We ordered jollof rice and suya which was just okay, the rice could've used some more seasoning and spice. We enjoyed ourselves as the dj was playing all the feel good Afrobeats songs. I would visit again but mainly for vibes and drinks.

I know this place offers seafood and seafood boils but let's be honest if you're coming here,…read morethere's a good chance that you're here for the AYCE sushi! It's incredible! The pricing is great and it includes apps. The crab rangoons, mozz sticks, and gyoza are my favs! I enjoy the dinosaur roll and the crunchy roll as well! I would try other rolls bit a majority of them have avocado in them and I have an avocado allergy. Either way I find ways to get my moneys worth! Like ordering a lot of the sashimi especially the mackerel, red snapper, and white tuna!

I've seen Pier 99 for years and after our plans fell through for Cinco De Mayo and needed to pivot…read moresomewhere close, lets grab a margarita at Pier 99. I was a first timer and she's been once before. Given the name, I figured it was a seafood restaurant. Although some seafood is on the menu, Pier 99 is primarily a Sushi/Asian food restaurant. I think a name change should be in order.. Lol! I literally had to switch up my taste buds to partake in some sushi! I ordered a seafood boil because I couldn't switch them up fast enough while she ordered sushi. I actually love the concept because so many people aren't sushi fans but most folks get down with seafood! The food was actually good and they pulled off both cuisines effortlessly! My margarita was as good as any chain Mexican restaurant, so that was additional plus given the Mexican holiday. The interior is on the smaller side, however, they offer booth seating and it has a decent size bar. If I lived in the Upper Marlboro/Bowie area like I used to, I'd come here often but since I don't, I'll occasionally stop in when I'm in the area! Good job Pier 99!

I love eggspectation! They don't accept reservations on the weekend for brunch but the wait time…read moreisn't long. They get you in and out pretty quickly and service was warm and welcoming. Now let's get to the food!!!!!! The crab and shrimp omelette and Benedict was soooooo good. They add pesto and tomato's in there and the Benedict they pair with creamy grits and the omelette with crispy potatoes. But I couldn't only get that I had to get the French toast. I got the French toast with mascarpone and caramel sauce. My friend got the blueberry lemon ricotta pancakes. They are accommodating to any changes you have. And the ambience is really nice. Elevated diner style but nice. Highly recommend.

Would I recommend? I would. I would also tell you that you will enjoy the food, it is high level…read more"okay"but is not great. I wasn't overly excited with anything I ate but yes it was "okay", not bad. This may be my shortest review yet because I do not have much to say. But let me do this: service...got the job done. Ambiance...gets crowded at peak times and hours. Tip: order pickup.

I'm still mad I didn't get a picture of this gumbo! I had been craving real Creole gumbo and did…read moreway too much research trying to find the right spot. Safe to say... I picked the right one. This bowl had chicken, shrimp, and crab, and the seasoning was on point. Rich, flavorful, and exactly what I was hoping for. Honestly, it didn't stand a chance I finished the entire bowl in one sitting... along with the collard greens. Definitely coming back, and next time I'll make sure to grab a photo before I dive in!

I came here with my family on Easter Sunday. I had previously been to Miss Toya's Creole House in…read moreBaltimore and had a great experience so I was excited to come to this location. I wasn't as impressed but the experience was still good. For starters, the restaurant doesn't look fully completed decor wise. They look like they are still painting the walls. Also, the floor was dangerous slippery. A few of my family members almost slipped on our way to the table. I appreciated that we were sat when half of our party arrived. Service was somewhat slow and we had trouble flagging down our waiter when we needed something. We also weren't given drink menus until we asked several times. Also, the waiter forgot to put my food order in so my food came later than everyone else's. The food: -Steak and cheese eggrolls- They weren't my fave. According to the menu, they were supposed to be served with Chipotle mayo but we were given a sweet chili sauce which didn't work with the rolls. -Can't remember the name of the drink I had which wasn't on the menu but it was pretty good. -Salmon BLT was very good! Fries were perfectly crispy. Overall, good food but not the best experience. I don't think I'll be back to this location.