The ambiance was very cool I really liked the decorations. The smell of the shop was just amazing…read moreit smelled soooo good. I got the iced latte with brown sugar cinnamon, and my girlfriend got the iced chai latte. Both of the drinks were delicious. I would say it was one of the best chais I've had so far. The service was very quick and our barista was very nice even told us about some of the decorations on the wall. The pricing was very reasonable as well. We had a great experience.

While staying in St. Michael's, every local told me the best coffee is Blue Heron Coffee. Run by a…read morefriendly man, this small coffee shop roasts their own beans from around the world. The coffee menu is robust and brew anything from drip coffee to a vanilla latte. Within minutes, my large vanilla latte was handed to me in a colorful branded to-go cup. The vanilla notes shined through the dark coffee roast. It was a good pick-me-up to start the day exploring this small Maryland town.

Drove through for a quick coffee and was not disappointed!…read more Ordered a spiced brown sugar latte. It wasn't too sweet :)

The drive up model is convenient, if slow. The real problem was that my cafe au lait came not even…read morequite lukewarm, like they'd just dumped a bunch of cold milk in the cup. The cold brew was good, though.

About a 2-2.5: Blue Crab Coffee seemed to be a popular spot for a caffeine fix, so we stopped by…read morewhile we were in the area. They do have a menu, offering an all-day fare. We ordered a latte with oat milk and an iced coffee, and both were just 'okay' - it could have been more strong, and the latte was asked to be 'extra hot', which came out room temperature. Staff could be a bit more friendlier; also, the drinks just take way too long to prepare, even with 3+ staff on shift. There's a good amount of seating, but the surfaces and the furniture needs to be wiped down. I recommend in avoiding using the restroom. A plus was their funny fruit figurines that they had for decor. +unfriendly staff +long wait time for drinks +unkept tables

Was looking for a quick coffee and breakfast on my way out of St. Michael's and found Blue Crab…read moreCoffee from a Google search. This place seems to be a fan favorite with locals and visitors! It was busy but not in a bad way. I ordered food to go but ended up sitting down to eat it because there was tons of seating available. Great spot for a family to have breakfast or a group of friends. Very accommodating for all ages! My breakfast wrap was incredible! And the coffee was amazing! If I visit st. Michael's again, I'll definitely be making a trip back there.

I forgot to leave a review, but came here in August 2025 and still think about this smoothie. It…read morewas amazing and the best smoothie I've ever purchased. I can't remember if I got it with regular milk or a non-dairy milk but it was so good. Will have to come back and get it again.

Great cafe nestled in the beautiful town of St. Michael's. Boaters this is wonderful place to come…read moreashore to for a morning pastry and coffee. My straight black coffee was excellent! Come here and take your coffee with you to enjoy while you walk around town. I took the Beet Lemonade to-go to enjoy later on my voyage back across the Chesapeake Bay, and it turning to be delicious and refreshing. Service was great and you're greeted with a smile.

The availability of oils and balsamic's are amazing. The service or rather suggestive service is…read morefantastic. The atmosphere is very laid back, no pressure to buy but to learn and enjoy.

So many oils and balsamics!!! This was an amazing little shop with lots of offerings for those…read morewith exotic tastes. The owner was very sweet and took the time to explain not only the ingredients in the oils, but where they were made. She made our stay special by taking the time to chat while we perused her shop.

My wife and I stopped by during Chocolate Fest and had a really nice time. They were actually…read moresampling some chocolate drinks they were preparing for the festival, which was a fun touch and made the visit feel festive. The atmosphere was great and the drinks were excellent. They make a really good Bloody Mary, and overall the bar side of things was a highlight. For food, we split a sandwich, an appetizer, and a salad. The sandwich was very good, but the rest of the food was just okay. The Caesar salad didn't seem fully tossed, and the pretzel with crab felt like it may have been microwaved. It wasn't bad, just not on the same level as the drinks and atmosphere. Overall it was a nice stop and we enjoyed ourselves. We'd definitely go back for drinks and the atmosphere.

The Menu had no prices for the seafood items such as Shrimp, Tuna and Crab Cakes. The Crab Cake…read moresandwich was $39 plus $4 for the fries. The crab cakes was not very good and very small. My wife asked for chicken salad on a Croissant. The waiter brough it on bread. He said we have not had Croissant all day. He did not tell my wife this when she ordered or she would have ordered something else. A bad experience, bad expensive food, and not a very helpful waiter.

We went to Saint Michael's for the day for some seafood. Unbeknownst to us, the crab season ended…read morethe day before our arrival. I moved to Maryland from Texas. I didn't know about "crab season." So, what's the next best thing? Mexican! my friend and I went to Gina's for Mexican food. We sat outside. The ambience is nice. There are games that you can play at your table. So we played scrabble, While we waited on our food. The food was tasty, but of course, it's not like my beloved, Tex-Mex! The drinks are pretty good too.

Delicious! We had the blue catfish and the mango tacos- and the drinks were good too! Played a…read morelittle scrabble while we waited

Neat place, I love that they do a flight of 5 because I always feel like 4 is not enough! I tried…read moreseveral IPAs and the porter and the Amber ale. All the beers had good flavor, but the Summer Crush Orange was my favorite IPA, it had a really smooth citrusy flavor that wasn't overdone. They have a few bar snacks if you're hungry, and a nice merch area. Bartender was nice, didn't help much with recommendations but luckily I know what I like! Will definitely come back to try more beers.

This spot was awesome!!! The clientele was a good mix of locals and visitors and the hospitality…read morewas great. Ambiance is very small town brewery with some stuff animal heads and birds for flare. We purchased the dog treats they make in house with leftover hops scraps and can't wait to share them with our puppies. We got a flight of a good mix of sours for me and IPAs for him! Affordable and fun with games available if you plan to stay awhile and even take some cans of your favorite local beer home! All is made there on site and the brewery/ winery/ and distillery are a great local crawl to do while in town.

On my first full day exploring St. Michaels, I had already knocked out an awesome dinner…read moreoverlooking the harbor and found myself with one remaining mission for the evening. Ice cream. Actually...excellent ice cream! My dinner waitress recommended Justine's Ice Cream Parlor without hesitation, so I wandered a few blocks through downtown and walked in around 5:30pm on a Friday evening during Fourth of July weekend. To my surprise, I had the entire place to myself, which was perfect because this place has SO MANY choices that I needed some uninterrupted decision-making time! Justine's has been serving homemade ice cream in St. Michaels since 1987, and it's easy to see why it's become such a local tradition. Beyond dozens of ice cream flavors, they offer their famous Wall of Shakes, sundaes, floats, dog-friendly treats and even the legendary Titanic Sundae Challenge, a 6 1/2-pound mountain of ice cream and toppings that was featured on Man v. Food. Watching someone attempt that challenge would almost be worth the trip all by itself! After staring into the cases for far longer than I'd like to admit, I settled on the Choco Taco ice cream. Then the friendly employee behind the counter casually suggested turning it into a sundae inspired by one of their Wall of Shakes creations, the Sinnamon Toast Shake. Say less, kind ice cream human. Please, make my dreams come true! For $7.50, I was handed what can only be described as a work of art. Choco Taco ice cream topped with crushed graham crackers, warm butterscotch, caramel sauce, whipped cream and a dusting of cinnamon. Folks...It was PHENOMENAL! Even more shocking? There wasn't a single peanut butter ingredient involved. As someone whose personality is approximately 63.8% peanut butter, that's saying something! The Choco Taco ice cream was rich and chocolaty with crunchy waffle cone pieces mixed throughout, while the butterscotch, caramel and cinnamon transformed it into something that tasted warm and comforting despite being ice cream. Every bite was a little different, and every bite was fantastic! There isn't dedicated parking right outside the shop, but I had no trouble finding free municipal parking just a short walk away. Inside seating is pretty limited, with just a few spots available, though there are a handful of tables outside along the sidewalk that would be perfect on a beautiful evening. Whether you're stopping in for a scoop, tackling the Titanic Challenge, working your way through the Wall of Shakes or just looking for a sweet ending to a day exploring St. Michaels, Justine's absolutely deserves a spot on your itinerary. My dinner waitress gave me an excellent recommendation. And, now, I'm passing it along to you!

The ice cream was awesome and definitely recommend it. I only got one scoop but they gave me a…read moregiant one