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Maryland, United States Food Guide: 7 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Leonardtown
Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Leonardtown. Leonardtown is a town in and the county seat of St. Mary's County, Maryland, United States. The population was 2,930 at the 2010 census. Leonardtown is perhaps most famous for the national oyster-shucking championship that occurs annually at the St. Mary's County fairgrounds.
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7. Fitzie's Marina and Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By donl222
Got to anchor my boat a few hundred feet away. Food was good, not great but good. Prices slightly high. Nice tables out at the âbeachâ. Would go again if I was traveling that way.
6. Leonardtown Grille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By 207path
We'd heard good things about this bar and decided to give it a try for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. Our waitress greeted us and took our drink order with reasonable promptness, but that's where her attentiveness ended. The drinks arrived more than 10 minutes later, after we watched her take the drnk and food order for a large party, all while our drinks sat on the bar within view. She took our lunch order... and we waited another 45 minutes for our sandwiches and pizza, which was average in quality and not very hot or fresh. I would have understood if she seemed busy or overwhelmed, but I felt like her attention was simply elsewhere. I'm not sure if we'll try again. There are lots of great local places in the area. Thank you for your feedback, however, is it possible you may have us confused with another business? We are a family restaurant with a bar and we do not serve pizza in our establishment.We welcome the opportunity to earn your business.Sincerely,Bill and Silvia Walker
5. The Rex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By tania2001
Came here on a Tuesday with my out if state cousin. Nice casual pub like atmosphere, service was attentive, and food was on par. We shared the loaded fries, a salad, and a Reuben sandwich. All fresh and good quality. They started trivia while we were there, we didn't participate but sounded fun. They even popped fresh popcorn! Yum.
4. Bottom of the Hill Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Carolyn B
I had an early dinner at Bottom of the Hill consisting of grilled tuna steak, baked potato and green beans. It was fantastic! I don't know what they put in the beans, but they were different and delicious! The tuna steak was fantastic! The server was attentive and efficient. You can't go wrong at Bottom of the Hill.
3. Kevin's Corner Kafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By John S
Just back from our first visit to Kevinâs. We just moved to the area (Hollywood, MD) and have been trying out different restaurants - Kevinâs was incredible. My wife had the stuffed shrimp which was amazing and I had the Streamed Platter but asked the oysters raw instead of steamed. The oysters were by far some of the best I have ever had, the shrimp, scallops and crab legs were beyond incredible. We will definitely be back!
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2. Olde Town Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Kraig M
Stopped at this locale while traveling in St Mary's County in Southern Maryland at the suggestion of a friend. Turned out to be a quite fine recommendation indeed.Service was quick and pleasant- Jordan was great! Ordered a tall IPA which was at the table cold and tasty within 2 minutes. Sit outside if you can- nice little outside garden.Ordered a "3-way" which is a combo plate of apps. The pizza fries were great as were the chips. Def recommend.
Leonardtown Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Leonardtown
1. The Front Porch
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
The Front Porch is an intimate restaurant featuring creative Southern Coastal Cuisine located in historic downtown Leonardtown. Set within the Sterling House, we offer casual dining in a cozy atmosphere and our friendly staff delivers gracious service. We
Reviewed By greeneyes0440
Took Aunt there for 90th birthday. Spent a lot of time coordinating with the restaurant to make sure it was perfect. We were told to sit at at one table where other people already were. Got our drinks, then food. Order was not totally correct-over/ under cooked and again, not correct. Waiter never returned to refill drinks. After leaving we were sick for days. Called to make them aware and was cut off-they didn't want to hear it; nor did they want to make it right. They made a cake that we did not order saying they made one since they never heard from me-I have copies of ALL of the emails, so that was a lie-but they wanted to charge me more than their listed price! Very disappointed!Thank you for taking the time to review your experience at The Front Porch. I explained during our phone conversation I believe that there was a breakdown in communication. Your reservation was made for 1:30pm. You arrived at 12:45. I COMMUNICATED to you that the table you had originally requested was not ready. I offered to seat you at a different table. You COMMUNICATED to me that your party would be ok with a different table than you had originally requested. You followed me to the clean table and then COMMUNICATED that the table was not to your liking. I then explained it was the only free and clean table in the dining room. I pointed to another table that was free, but I needed to clean it prior to you sitting. You obliged. When I returned to the dining room to wipe down the table, you had begun sitting at different table that customers where still having lunch (both where in the bathroom). The table had personal items (phones, purses and jackets) still on the back of chairs and scattered on the table. I apologized for the misunderstanding (or MISCOMMUNICATION) and cleaned the new table. You sat down. The cake that had a HAND painted Fondant Fox figurine that was made by our pastry chef. The cake options and prices are on the website. At the bottom of the pricing there is a section of text that reads ⦠All prices subject to change based on specialty ingredients, level of difficulty, and additional decorations. The $5 extra charge for the cake would include hand painted Fondant foxes. Please also understand that you were never charged for the cake. We politely obliged the (MISCOMMUNICATION) misunderstanding and DID NOT CHARGE you for the cake. The EMAIL trail seems to have a breakdown in COMMUNICATION. I have read the back and forth. Per our conversation on the phone the Brussel sprouts were cooked with slightly burnt ends on purpose. Hence the name Crispy Brussel sprouts. I appreciate your cooking advice on boiling them, but I think we are going to stick to our method moving forward. We do not have Baked potatoes available at The Front Porch. We are unable to cook a product that we physically do not have. That would defy the laws of physics. While I am confident on our kitchen abilities⦠some goals are just unattainable. There seems again to be a breakdown in COMMUNICATION. Thank You for your feedback. We will miss your Business. Jeff Lewis
Where to eat American food in Leonardtown: The Best Restaurants and Bars
