Nice Saturday early lunch. Kelly was an awesome waitress. It did take about 30 mins to receive our…read morefood (I know because I had a work call that started at 11am after we were seated and it was over by 1130, and we got out food maybe 10 mins after that) lol Had the Brunch Steak & eggs. Came with an english muffin. Good meal, I brought home half the steak and an egg. $16 Bloody Mary was good as well, $8. Drink within 15 mins before it starts to water down :) Mom had the Bourbon glazed salon, with spinach as her side. The mashed potatoes were cold. She LOVEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD the spinach. Didn't care for the glaze too much (she suggest to get this on the side next time), but she liked the salmon as well Parking lot, but it was hard to tell where exactly to park and there are no lines. On Saturday, we received the brunch menu including a regular menu. Restaurant felt good inside, considering it's hot outside. Nice morning with my Mom (Heart!!)

Place is basic inside with tables and bar seating available…read more Food was very good. Prime was excellent. Crab cake was also good. Service was good. Nice large menu. Will return.

My wife and I celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary at Watershed Alley this evening. Wow what an…read moreincredible surprise! The service was impeccable, the food was some of the best on the Eastern Shore. The waitress (Martha) was so attentive! We can't wait to bring more friends back with us. The presentation of the food was incredible. I wish there was a rating higher than 5 stars! These folks are doing everything right! Thank you for making our anniversary dinner so special!

The food, service, drinks, and ambiance are second to none. Sat at the bar for HH and then dinner -…read moreeverything top notch. Don't miss this place!

Quaint little cafe that is very cute, but it is a pass. The food items are microwaved (or taste…read morelike it) and I'm sure there are better food options elsewhere.

I hate to do this to you, Muskrat Alley Cafe, but you were a complete letdown!…read more Honestly, we drove all the way to check out this place because I fell in love with their muskrat logo and the menu looked simple and delicious! The menu features bialis, bagels, Belgian waffles, quiche, breakfast wraps, smoothies, and other breakfast/lunch eats. We ordered: +the Cappy, which was a biali with egg, cheese, and sausage - the biali itself was chewy, but not in a good way; the fillings were also not warm +a Frittata, which had swiss cheese, egg, and Canadian bacon; this was super cold in the middle When we notified the staff that the items were cold, they apologized; rather than reheating it in the oven or remaking the items, it was off to the microwave they went (we heard the beep); this resulted in the food being rubbery and dried out. We had already lost our appetite, so the food was pushed off to the side. They did run out of the Mylita's Quiche (containing crab, shrimp, and cheeses), which supposedly is their famous item that gets sold out fast - at first, I was sad that we missed out on this, but after having our meal, not so much. There were some random kitschy gifts that you can purchase, mostly seasonal items, before they closed for the winter. I'm glad I was able to give this place a try, but wouldn't return. +cold/improperly 'heated' food +friendly staff +little 'store' with various seasonal items +closes for the winter +limited spots in private gravel lot

I live in Milton but love to shop at the Aldi's in Milford so I looked for a place to have…read morebreakfast before shopping and this place was outstanding. It is an unassuming restaurant with a decent amount of seating space both inside and outside. Very clean but nothing fancy which is fine with me as long as the service and the food is good and boy did they deliver on that part. We were seated quickly on a Saturday morning and almost immediately greeted by a very friendly server. We ordered omelets with potatoes and onions and the cinnamon role pancakes. Everything was delicious. The portions on the potatoes were great, although my husband would have preferred them crispier the server told him to ordered them deep fried next time. All of the food was excellent and the pancake was to die for, every bit was a pleasure. I loved this place, it was everything I want in a great breakfast and I will defiantly be back.

This well established Woman Owned Family style restaurant will please your hunger, from Breakfast…read moreeggs, pancakes, Fresh real home fries, you can't go wrong, the coffee is decent as well, Lunch is served, as in the traditional Burger, club sandwich, salad and the like.. add a soda or coffee.. prices are reasonable, service friendly.. a nice experience..

If you're on the Eastern Shore and want some locally sourced coffee, Rise Up is the place to go!…read moreThey have a slew of beverage options from lattes, to cold brew, to hot coffee, cold beverage, and hot beverages, and food! I personally am a big fan of the refresher drinks they sell! The Peach/Mango one is a personal favorite!

Rise up is an eastern shore staple. Starting in st Michael's, they have expanded all over Maryland…read moreand then some. It is worth every bit of hype. The inside is small and just an order counter with pour your own coffee on the back counter. There is plenty of outside seating. They recently expanded so if you order drive thru or mad eggs, it is across the street. The service is quick and a baristas are very sweet and good at their jobs I got a skim latte and it was hot, smooth, and everything you want for a craft latte. They make their own beans and you can tell. My husband got a double macchiato and it was made correctly (which for many places is a feat). I will always be visiting rise up and looking for different places that serve their beans!

This is the typical old school neighborhood breakfast kitchen the waiters and waitresses know their…read moreregulars everybody's friendly a the food It's really good. Prices are not too extremely expensive. It is, however, the only spot in town

Driving through town and stopped here for lunch. (Wanted to go on the Herr's tour, but no tours on…read moreFriday. Ugh. ) Anyway, nice atmosphere in the back restaurant. Cozy and a bit dark. The server (Kyle) was terrific. He kept our water glasses full and provided suggestions/recommendations. The food we had was good. We started with a bowl of tomato crab bisque. The bisque is really thick, with a rich tomato taste and bits of crab in every mouthful. My partner and I split the bowl. It's really rich and very filling. My partner got the house salad with crab cake ($11 for the crab cake). What? They are from Maryland but they are having Crab cake in Pennsylvania? Are they mad? No, it's a really good crab cake for that price point. Lots of crab and the cake was prepared well. No regrets! I had the turkey Reuben with fries. Delicious. I like that the fries are hand cut. Good texture, not oily. A good amount of turkey in the sandwich. Really good sandwich overall. Looking at surrounding tables, other sandwiches and items looked good. The whole experience - food, service and atmosphere - was great. Highly recommend this spot. Sadly, too full for ice cream. : (

Such a mixed review & experience. We made reservations for Sunday brunch and glad we did as the…read moreplace got crowded quickly. On one hand I want to try again for dinner but for the price, I'm not sure it's worth it. Pros: Amazing service - very attentive server(s); we had one in training/shadowing and she was just as good as our primary server, offering refills, clearing plates, overall greet banter Cocktails are fantastic - had the Minnie Ripperton and loved it - creamy yet refreshing and bright which is a tough combo to achieve Cons: Hidden entrance - after circling what looked like an abandoned building 2x we finally figured out the entrance was in the backy and down a set of stairs. I now understand the "speakeasy vibe" but the clutter in the front made the building look abandoned or under construction; not a great start to the experience for us Food service - the other couple we were dining with got their entrees about 10 minutes before ours and we were some of the first orders & diners of the day. Usually you might hold the whole table or refire some of the dishes so it all comes out at the same time. They finished theirs before we even got our to start, making it a strange eating experience Small print menu - with the low light of the speakeasy, the menu had the teeeeniest print I've ever seen making it very difficult to read the menu options. We also didn't realize that the menu changes/is seasonal (not called out on the website) so many of the items we had wanted to try were not an available option. I love a menu that changes but hope it's indicated on the website (aka: sample menu, subject to seasonal change) Hit-n-miss: Fried chicken Benedict- huge portions, amazing biscuits and perfectly poached (but unseasoned?) eggs. I don't know if the hollandaise soaked into the fried chicken or never existed at all - and that's the thing you want with a Benedict. If it existed, it never reached the biscuits because while they were good, but were completely dry Shrimp and grits - perfectly cooked, great consistency, but very under-seasoned Water - just an observation and maybe it's just the local tap water flavor but it tasted off or as off the soap hadn't been washed from the glasses Pro Tip: be aware of the automatic gratuity in some circumstances; if you don't know, check the website before your meal!

I have to go with the majority of other reviewers on a few things here. To start very greasy food,…read moredefinitely low country style dinners here but SO good. Totally worth trying and you will leave soo full. The server was nice and this place was jamming all night. Very tight inside so definitely a cool date spot. It's dark in here, like old people with the phone flashlight dark but I didn't mind honestly. The only thing that threw me off was this bathtub drink... You won't finish your food but you'll be excited for left overs !

Stopped in on a weekday afternoon for lunch, upon the suggestion from a coworker. Outside looked…read morereally cool, a genuine retro vibe, and the inside lived up to the standard as well. Parking was at a premium, so had to park across the street. Walked in to a very crowded restaurant, but a waitress told us it would be only a minute for the three of us-a few guys at the bar area moved over for us, and we ended up sitting there. I ordered breakfast, which was good-my colleagues had a bit of a different experience. Lesson learned, don't order a cheesesteak outside of Philly, it's just not the same. Overall, a really cool place, full of locals, but the service is great, and the breakfast was good. I would return. We need more places like this with a down home feel!

My favorite breakfast spot in Cambridge. Homestyle cooking and friendly folks with many noteworthy…read moredishes.