My husband and I really enjoy Steve's deli and the Sunday brunch and food is always good, fresh,…read moreand hot. The help is always making sure that you have everything you need and there's no waiting for anything. Steve, the owner, is always interacting with the customers. We always come here for Sunday brunch after church. Best brunch buffet I have had. Wendy and Alan Fritch Salisbury, MD

We ordered the Friday buffet and it was terrible. The chicken and dumplins were lukewarm, no…read moremeatloaf as stated when we called in, the fried fish was cold, very thin and stale, no broiled fish, when finally brought out after half hour it was soggy, mashed potatoes were cold and lumpy, After we finished eating they brought out Mac n cheese. Worst buffer for $16 ever. Weve tried three times now and been extremely disappointed every time. No more chances...

Beautiful old inn dining room right on main street in cute Princess Anne…read more Selective menu and with food and atmosphere that felt upscale but prices and portions not that fancy. Attentive (not too) service. Oyster appetizer, rockfish main (split) filled us and left us with happy moans at each bite. They happily split the entree and the portion was plenty.

If historic old hotels (c. 1744) in backwater towns are your jam, Sugar Water is singing your siren…read moresong. George may not have slept here, but he may have stopped by for Sunday brunch on occasion during his Yorktown Campaign or his presidency. The Washington Hotel bears his name and it has been rehabilitated and maintained in colonial style to feel genuine and welcoming. When I walked in they were doing a bridal shower, so I grabbed a stool in the barroom near the back kitchen. Service was amenable despite working their tooshies off for the bridal party. I didn't mind waiting and having a break from the long drive home from Newport News. There were several ghosts accompanying me at the bar. The food was excellent. Veggie Omelet and Potato Hash were both farm to table fresh, and the coffee was brisk and hot. Worth the wait. The hotel was as much museum as bed & breakfast. Tons of charm without being gitchee. And, right off Route 13 on the Eastern Shore. Easy on and off. Five Historic Stars for Sugar Water and the Washington Hotel.

Great spot for breakfast in Salisbury. Inexpensive and good quality with wonderful service. It's…read morealways fun to stop in and enjoy an old school diner.

This is your classic diner. The atmosphere along with the solid breakfast menu made this a favorite…read morestop in route to our next destination. Service exceptional and friendly! Ham and cheese omelet was served with perfectly cooked fries. The Short stack with home fries came out fresh and hot!!! This beats IHOP any day and prices are comparable!!! Clean and well maintained.

Best breakfast sandwiches in Salisbury! I usually get the steak, egg, and cheese on a Kaiser roll…read moreand it never disappoints! You can choose if the egg is over hard, runny, etc. Their sausage is really good and I cannot say enough great things about their bacon! Excellent staff and great value. Their fountain sodas are always on point too, excellent ratio of CO2/syrup. I always appreciate a good fountain soda!

The food is always fast and fresh ! The staff is very attentive and kind. They are very welcoming…read moreand attentive. The establishment its self is very clean with plenty of seating and beverage options. Always would recommend stopping in for an amazing breakfast!

This place is like brunch in Wonderland. Had a "waffle burger" (which is secretly a breakfast…read moresandwich in disguise), killer truffle fries, and my nieces shared the Oreo pancakes that would seriously challenge a grown man. Decor's wild, staff's awesome, and the portions don't mess around. I've never had brunch quite like this.

I'm a fan of simple breakfasts, so I usually stick to classics like French toast or a soft, fluffy…read morewaffle. The waffle here was exactly how I like it--light, soft, and delicious. The sausage, however, wasn't really my favorite and just didn't suit my taste. What I enjoyed most was the atmosphere. The restaurant is in a charming location near the beach, making it a relaxing place to start the day. It's beautifully decorated with a cozy, welcoming diner feel that adds to the experience. If I ever have the opportunity to visit again, I'd love to stay at the bed and breakfast. It looked incredibly charming, cozy, and like the perfect place for a peaceful getaway. Even though not everything on my plate was a hit, the warm atmosphere and lovely setting made it a place I'd happily return to.

Food: Turkey Turnover, Pork Chop, egg rolls, ice tea and water totaled $54.54 plus tip. All dishes…read moreas described and expected. Portions were on the large side so we had leftovers for a full takeaway meal. The egg rolls were new to us - corned beef dipped in a mustard sauce was an unusual, yet pleasant appetizer. They arrived hot with the interior cheese melted. Good. Side of broccoli was cooked to a soft texture - this is normal in many restaurants, yet I prefer crunchy raw so will ask for that next time. Service: Emily appeared frequently enough so we did not feel neglected. She's obviously experienced as we observed her navigating an increasingly busy clientele. Surprised for being after normal lunch time - 1:00 PM. She seemed to agree with our menu choices by sayiing "Good Choice." on our selections, Ambiance: Decor reminiscent of an Irish pub. It's NOT a college-student hangout by appearances and Emily's description. Surprising given how close this place is to the University. Tables and chairs, and booths appeared clean. Restroom was accessible, clean and well supplied. Mix of background music from Billy Joel to Irish titles. Ample free parking in front lot. Overall, a top rating due to a surprisingly pleasant experience offering unique to Salisbury food and atmosphere. Few notes: 1. Backs of booths are shared. Thus, you can feel neighboring diner shifting seats or leaning back. Like a kid kicking your airplaine seat back behind you, it's a minor irritation IF done once or twice. 2. Female servers need not wear minikilts and shorts to attract business in my opinion. Their uniform, if required, brings into question whether it's a family place. Regular length kilts would add suitable authentic atmosphere IMO.

Food was very good. We had the shrimp and wings. We enjoyed their trivia night. Service was super…read morequick and appreciated.

I want so badly to support local business, but in today's economy it can be hard. Together's food…read moreis delicious, but way overpriced. Not to mention the portions keep shrinking. I know times are tough for everyone, but I have a hard time justifying paying $13+ for a wrap that's the size of my hand.

Delicious drinks including matcha, chai, smoothies, milkshakes, espresso drinks like lattes,…read moreamericanos, macchiatos and cold brews. Great spot for lunch with tons of great warm and cold sandwich options. Such kind staff and the owner is genuinely trying to help our community. Would definitely recommend!

Nice, good, people, tasty food (CCB omelet!) friendly atmosphere! Never disappointed!…read moreAnd, nice donut assortment!

We stopped in for breakfast and there were five in our party…read more I had a Philly Cheese Steak omelet which was tasty but the best part was the side. Besides the standard side of toast or biscuit, you can get a choice of a donut. My coconut chocolate donut was delicious, very moist. Fortunately for Kellyn's Cafe it is a popular spot for Salisbury University students, however there is no waiting area in the restaurant. Our party of five were almost standing on top of people at their tables as we were waiting for a table. Be aware very tight seating in the cafe.