We came to visit the Benjamin on a Saturday early evening as they had a local DJ named DB Nyce…read moreputting on a Video Music Bingo event. While small the venue looks pretty nice and there was a fair crowd present. We had no problem getting a seat although most of the seating is high top tables and chairs. There is also bar seating. Drinks were priced about average for the area. They had a selection of draft beers, but it was not clearly marked or noted and the bartender had to look at a small handwritten list and then open the kegerators to see what beer was on what tap. I will say that they have some special cocktails and I tried the smoked maple old fashioned. Very nice presentation and a decent price for an interesting drink. All in all a solid venue.

A very laid back bar that provides an upscale feel. The drink options are good for a young bar and…read morethe bar itself is a nice change for Seaford. The people are great only make it better!

I didn't have food and was there on New Year's Eve. The owner came after my son because the…read morebartender made a mistake with the cup his drink was to be in. He was very nice about it. The atmosphere was very dry and crowded. I did like my drink. I'm not a fan of elbow to elbow wall to wall people. I will go back sometime.

Miss Heather is amazing! Showed us the final trick to the fizz on that cucumber gimlet. She has my…read moreheart forever!

You won't be surrounded by flappers or busted by Elliot Ness on a prohibition witch-hunt but you…read morewill melt into the Speakeasy charm of The Brown Room at Cape May's surviving antiquity, The Congress Inn. The place is usually loud and packed so if you're looking for a summer idyll by the shore this may not be your speed. However, it does have the charm of being around before your great-great grandparents were born. Definitely worth a visit. Five Speakeasy stars

The look of disgust and the eye roll from the waitress when we ordered one drink instead of two…read morebecause I was driving... really? Not that it should matter, but it was a Tuesday night with plenty of empty tables. . We've been longtime customers of Congress Hall and The Virginia, and experiences like this are disappointing. Do better Curtis.....

We had such a wonderful experience here, despite one unfortunate miss with one of our entrées…read more We arrived about an hour early for our reservation and were able to find seats at the bar while we waited. From the moment we walked in, the host and owner were incredibly welcoming and kind. We started with a Hefeweizen and a Cosmo. While the Cosmo wasn't anything particularly unusual, it was honestly perfection -- exactly how a good Cosmo should taste. Once we were seated, we were taken care of by two servers who were both so friendly, attentive, and conversational. We shared the buttermilk fried oysters to start, which were delicious -- and actually my first time trying a fried oyster! For dinner, we ordered the lobster spaghettini and the New Bedford scallops. Unfortunately, something about the lobster spaghettini was really off. I have NEVER sent a dish back at a restaurant, but neither of us could eat it. I couldn't pinpoint exactly what it was, but the flavor seemed to be coming from the breadcrumbs throughout the dish, which tasted extremely stale (not just toasted) or maybe just too much miso? That being said, the way it was handled could not have been better. The owner was incredibly gracious and accommodating and immediately offered to exchange my dish. I ordered the scallops instead, and they were absolutely delicious. Beautifully seared, and the accompaniments worked so well together. One bad dish could have easily soured the experience, but it genuinely didn't. Between the oysters, scallops, drinks, and especially the hospitality, there was far more to compliment than criticize. The staff made us feel so welcome, and I really appreciated how kindly the situation was handled. We would absolutely return and recommend this restaurant. Sometimes how a restaurant responds when something isn't perfect says just as much as what happens when everything is -- and they handled it wonderfully.

Place is definitely more on upscale side for a restaurant in a beach town…read more They being said the food and the price reflect That Went with the steak and lobster Full disclosure not really s seafood person But now I can see why people order lobster Roasted potatoes might be one of the best I've ever had same goes for the peppercorn sauce and those things I actually know something about Looking for a change of pace drift is a nice pledge to stop and staff was above attentive

The crusted tuna and the pot roast were delicious. Our…read morewaiter John and the chef worked with us to avoid certain food allergies and offered slight modifications to the menu that met everyone's needs. The smallish dining area offers privacy and the quietness to carry on conversations. We still look forward to going there after many years.

We came back for lunch at the bar with my son and his wife. Both my son and I had the lobster roll…read more($23 each, $46 total), which we both really enjoyed. The bill came to $102 before tip. After applying my $50 gift card letter, the final total was brought down to $52. As always, Chandra provided excellent service. On another visit, we joined my son and his wife at the bar for happy hour. I ordered the happy hour lobster roll for $26. Before gratuity, the total came out to $102, which was lowered to $52 after using my $50 gift card letter. Chandra gave us great service once again. We returned once more with my son and his wife for happy hour at the bar. For this trip, my lobster roll came with a noticeably smaller portion of lobster compared to previous times. The bill prior to tip was $109. Applying my $50 gift letter brought the balance down to $59. As usual, Chandra took great care of us. We all agreed that we'll definitely keep returning for lunch, happy hour, or dinner.

The pub is a cozy little bar and intimate restaurant. When it is warmer outside, there is an…read moreoutside dining area. Parking for guests is free. It wasn't busy when we arrived on a Sunday. The bar section has a wide screen television and seating at tables or directly by the bar. It is small and nice. The location is convenient, especially if you don't want to leave the Inn. There are coffee shops and restaurants in town (including Ava's & Limoncello). The dining area has a fireplace and water themed decorations. The menu has salads and sandwiches and pub food. Hubby enjoyed the mussels & a burger. The French fries were yummy. The Impossible burgers were good. The home made dressing had apple cider vinegar in it, which made the dish. I asked for extra pickles and finally found a bartender who "gets" me. She brought a large portion. We had an unrushed visit with our friends. Tip: If you want ice for your room ask for two cups to carry with you when you are done. You can also order an ice bucket from guest services.

Small pub area inside the Inn at Perry cabin. Were sat right away, food and beverages came out…read morequickly and were quite tasty. We split the wedge salad, mussels, crab soup, and short rib dumplings. Finished off with a cookie and ice cream for dessert. Our server was the only one taking care of all the tables but she did it with ease and was attentive to all. Good stuff!

The drinks whoa! Peach sour with decoration in the foam! Strong too! Yum. We had shrimp and pot…read moresticker apps - very generous portions! Very very good - cooked just right. The chicken sandwich was perfect! We will definitely be back!!!

We stopped in after dinner for dessert and drinks. Dessert was good - probably pre-made and…read moredelivered in, like Sysco or something - but still good. They were busy, but service was still good. The best part was the absinthe service! They bring the whole setup to your table, which was just fun. You don't see absinthe served often, so it was doubly special.

If you are exploring Ocean City, MD and head a little outside the town to Berlin, MD, add Forgotten…read more50 Distilling to your list. They are a craft distillery + restaurant with a dog friendly outdoor patio. We grabbed a flight of four spirits and it is the perfect way to sample what they do best. Their menu also has cocktails, craft beer, wine, and mocktails. They serve classic American dishes and have a dedicated gluten‑free menu, which is a huge win for anyone with dietary needs. Parts of the patio are shaded, but the front area gets strong sun so keep an extra eye on your pup. The staff will bring out water and if you have one, bring a cooling mat. Great drinks and a dog friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to relax and hang out.

Cool place with outdoor seating and 2 seperate indoor bars. Service was on the slower side…read moreespecially with drinks. The staff however was friendly and attentive. They have a seperate gluten free menu in with their main menu 5/5 The Brussel sprouts appetizer were delicious with plenty of bacon flavor. 3/5 The sweet potato fries while cooked perfect lacked flavor. A hit of olive oil and some parsley would have made them a home run. 4/5 The wings were again cooked well but could have used more sauce. 3/5 Shrimp tacos had two giant pieces of shrimp on them which made them difficult to eat but the flavor was decent

This spot has been on my list for a long time, and I am so happy I got to finally try it. It was…read morewell worth the visit. This bar is inside the Hotel Ulysses, once entering the lobby, it's up the stairs and on the right. The dimly lit, mirror covered walls, and plush velvet seating adds to the upscale vibes. We were quickly attended to by a server and placed an order for drinks. My mom got a drink that included something called shrub (never heard of this before), but the server warned us it is a bit vinager-y and different, but that was ok for us. I ordered the Ocha Kudasai and my mom got the Zahara. The Kudasai was like a lychee green tea drink, it was light, slightly sweet, and delicious. The Zahara was different (as promised), but actually delectable. It had a flavor that I had never had in a drink before, but in a pleasant way. If you're an adventurous drinker, definitely try the Zahara! Love the vibes here, I will definitely be back.

Was visiting Baltimore to see a play at the Baltimore Center Stage, so not familiar with the area…read more My friend and I wanted to get a quick drink after the matinee show and before dinner with a larger group. Found this place on Yelp. It's inside the Ulysses hotel. It's really posh, and probably great for a date or a girls' night out. We chose to sit at the bar and leave the intimate spaces for people who were in that mood. Bartenders were really friendly and helpful and attentive and knowledgeable. I think we ended up with the Delorean and the Walking Iris, and shared the mini crabcakes. All were very good.

The mahi mahi taco was totally off the hook, absolutely amazing , incredible and excellent. The…read morefish was so fresh it practically swam onto my plate. I loved the sweet chili slaw with pico de gallo and aioli sauce on the fish taco. I'm thinking that's the best fish taco I have ever had . Great drinks and views of the Chesapeake . Go you won't be disappointed!

Too bad the weather sucked because this is a nice tiki bar on the water just east of Annapolis but…read morewith a Key West vibe. Despite the cold windy rain we stopped and joined some other hearty souls for a drink. Nice views of the bay and a decent Mai Tai ($10 - no rainy day discount). In warm weather I am sure this place is packed. We didn't try the food. Staff was friendly.