After finishing a great lunch upstairs in the historic Bayard House, we wanted to check out the…read moreHole in the Wall bar in its basement. Looking through the glass panes in their door at the bottom of the steps leading to the back yard and C & D Canal, it appeared that the lights were off and that it wasn't open for business at 3:00 p.m. The door wasn't locked, so I opened it to step inside to try for a better look. It was then I saw a woman behind the bar who appeared to be setting up for business. She also saw me and asked if she could be of service. I asked if the place was open? She explained that it was, and she would be happy to make me a cocktail, however, they rarely had customers this time of day midweek, and that if I was hungry the restaurant above would certainly be happy to take care of me. The conversation continued briefly as she explained the two businesses had a common owner and shared a kitchen with a slightly different, but mainly overlapping menu. The large dining room next door was shared, although there were several tables in the shadows as well as a few barstools. The darkness seemed appropriate; like a cave where many things could be hidden from view and likely to instill a sense of secrecy and even conspiracy, for example, a perfect stop for the Underground Railroad or a speakeasy during Prohibition. Realizing I was taking up her time, and that she had better things to do than listen to a stranger's fantasies, I excused myself and exited the door I had just entered. She smiled and nodded, as she continued wiping the glassware in preparation for the night's guests.

This place used to be one of my favorite stops. I understand there is new ownership…read more... So. We arrived yesterday around 1:45 to watch the Eagles. The bar tender was very nice, very courteous . Then the issues began to emerge. Keep in mind what time it is and there are only 6-7 people in the bar. The men's bathroom was filthy. Like there was excrement on the wall, trash cans over flowing and toilet paper on the wall, stuck to it. All over the floor. The bar tender said something to the manager and the excuse was that it was the bait parade the night before. They have had over 12 hours to clean the bathroom. The nachos were absolutely gross. Poured cheese, 3 jalapeños, cold chicken. Two years ago it was a mix of cheese and smoked chicken, and delicious. I hope the owners read this and take note. Your saving money on cheap ingredients will lose clientele. A gross bathroom should have you shut down. Do better. You have a great location and a special little bar.

Recently my family and I visited the Chesapeake Inn Restaurant to celebrate my father in law's 85th…read moreBirthday. Our customer experience was outstanding - excellent! My sincere thanks to Kurt who we primarily interacted with, the on call manager and Mr. Matt Kerck. Your professionalism, the food and overall experience was amazing! Continued success and we hope to see you soon. Ken Parker & Family

After leaving the first review, the manager (Matthew) reached out to talk to me about the…read moreexperience. I appreciated that, as most places wouldn't make the effort. He invited us back out to give the restaurant another shot - and we are so glad he did! We weren't sure what to expect for the second time, and to say we were pleasantly surprised is an understatement. Every single part of the experience was phenomenal. We tried a new appetizer (I can't remember the name but it was a crab appetizer). The crab was fresh and overall, delish. We ordered the Hairy Chinn sushi again, as we did love that the first time. We both got cocktails from their menu, and they were both so unique and refreshing (we even ordered a second round!). I tried a chef special, which was the Picanha & Charred Scallion. When I tell you, it was absolutely perfect! Everything, even down to the olive oil mixture was tasty. My fiancé ordered the crab cakes and he raved about them as well! We ordered a side of Candied Brussels sprouts - and they were easily the best Brussels sprouts we've ever tried. We couldn't resist dessert and got the crème brûlée. We loved every bit! The service was 10/10, and our server was great. She was attentive, friendly, and knew the menu well! Valet parking moved much quicker, and you can't beat the beautiful view of the boats and the water. We had so many great things to say about our experience that now our families are planning their visit too! We are so grateful that Matthew reached out to us. Inviting us back has certainly turned us into loyal customers and we cannot wait to come back!

Saw this place on Facebook highlighting their happy hour menu and popped in to give it a try!…read moreMon-Wen 4:30-7 HH is only at the bar and they do take reservations for bar seating, so plan accordingly! The menu I saw online had food and drink specials, the menu in person did not have drinks on it. However, if you ask they will tell you! Food was delicious and the bartender was amazing! She seemed like she ran the place! Location is a block from the water and there was free parking out front!

Dinner at Prime 225 was mostly hits. The wine selection was great for pairing with the meal, but…read morethe steak was just okay. The Brussels sprouts were the true star, followed closely by the delightful beignets. The lobster and crab dish was massive and as delicious as it was impressive- definitely expect leftovers. The place has a small and intimate charm. Just a heads up, parking can be tough, so I recommend getting there early on a Friday or Saturday and enjoying a pre-dinner walk.

Great friendly atmosphere. "Tuck" the bartender makes it a great place to have a pint or two…read more Was down from New Jersey and could not have found a better place in any town. We will drive down from time to time just for this place. The local "cheers" crowd was a welcoming bunch which just made it that much better. A great added attraction to a great little town.

Our new neighborhood bar (if we lived in Chesapeake City), mind you we considered staying an extra…read moreday just so we could go back! We stopped in to sample the brews and escape the heat and ended up drinking beers and doing tequila shots with our new friends. This is definitely a spot not to be missed, solid beers, excellent service (thank you Ashley) and fun company! We both had the Experimental Beer, I hope it becomes a permanent beer, an excellent hazy citra hops forward IPA. Food is delivered from around town (pizza, seafood, salads, etc). The bar and bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Nice thing about the brewery is that it serves more than just beer and encourages you to sit and stay awhile, definitely not to be missed.

Went to the bar underneath the restaurant. Had a great time. Bartender, Kate made us amazing…read morecocktails. We enjoyed the crowd. Goid vibes.

Chesapeake City is a real hidden gem, and the center of its crown must be the Bayard House…read more Eighteenth Century is construction, sitting on a knoll above the C&D Canal, its picturesque solid manse is a pleasure to enter and a delight to sit on the enclosed back porch for lunch or dinner. It wasn't busy on an overcast rainy Thursday, and the staff took great care of us with brief history lesson and tips on what to see and do while in town. The weather kept our walking to a minimum, but what we saw was pure Americana. Lunch was also very good. We shared a new recipe for Brussel Sprouts that was delicious with bacon and balsamic mixed throughout. The tart, slightly bitter, mildly sweet composition hit the spot. Too, we shared a fresh Rockfish Sandwich, that was thinly coated and fried with something like aioli spread across the top, with pickles for contrast to the white fish filet. Tasty. Right beneath the back porch in what appears to be the basement, was the Hole in the Wall Bar, right next to another larger dining room that opened out onto a small patio for better weather, and just beyond the wide canal. We checked it out, but it wasn't quite ready for customers at that hour. If you enjoy American history in a picturesque colonial setting, check out Chesapeake City and Bayard House. Its unassuming charm is captivating.

Incredible service (Thank you Ryan and Terrance), and ambiance. Cheers to Freddy and his family…read morefor creating such a lovely place for locals or visitors to getaway for an evening and chill. They boast a DJ on weekends, and an exceptional patio area where they host events with live music. Highly recommend.

Great bar! My kind of place. Friendly bartender, friendly patrons, more than reasonable prices…read more I would/will revisit. Was visiting from out of town, had an hour to kill, good choice and glad we stopped in!

This is a fun little tiki bar right on the water and a fun local hangout. We stopped in and enjoyed…read morean orange crush and a cucumber jalapeño margarita that was amazing! The rockfish bites were really good and we also tried snake fish bites that were on the menu as a special. We were surprised how good they were - even better than the rockfish!

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.

We love this place! Nothing beats pulling up our boat and docking to have lunch with friends. Great…read moreatmosphere and very good food. Love the waterfront dining!

Great changes Enjoy coming back when we visit. One of the…read moreplaces we miss. But wow! Outdoor bar and the band stage is great

Small quaint off the beaten path brewery. Good beer and friendly locals. Try to figure out which of…read morethe two owners is the Bull or the Goat.

Bull and Goat Brewery is proof that when a Bull and a Goat team up, good things happen. Jake and…read moreJeff have created more than a brewery--they've built a spot where great beer and great people come together. The atmosphere has just the right mix of small-town charm and personality, and every pint feels like it was made with care. Whether you're a craft beer nerd or just thirsty for something local, this is the place in Centreville you'll brag about finding.

I visited this spot today. It's a little tucked away, but it has a cool vibe and nice aesthetics…read more Unfortunately, my experience took a serious turn. I ordered a $16 hot dog that came with a surprise--a metal pellet embedded in it. I ended up chipping part of my tooth. When I raised the issue, the manager came out with the person who prepares the food. Their exact words: "We were looking for that piece." They offered me a few complimentary drinks and replaced the hot dog. But when I closed my tab, they charged me for every single drink, including the ones they had offered to make amends. So in the end, the only thing they did was replace the original hot dog--after it chipped my tooth. Disappointed is an understatement. A gesture of goodwill turned into a confusing bill. I hope they take food safety and customer care more seriously moving forward.

Love this place! Came here after the Savage Race back September. Short walk around the Marina…read morefrom the lodge. Great drinks, people, and music! Come causal or in your beach attire--will feel comfortable in either. Service was quick and really friendly and welcoming. Plenty of seating options, and I mean you can either sit at the bar, on a chair swing, a round table, or a high chair right, which is all right on the beach! Fun place!