Find out what Bar restaurants to try in Gambrills. Gambrills refers to two neighboring places in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, in the Baltimore metro area: the unincorporated community of Gambrills, and the Gambrills census-designated place (CDP). The original community of Gambrills is now part of the Odenton CDP, while the Gambrills CDP lies to the northeast of the original community. The area was named for Augustine Gambrill, plantation owner. The population of the CDP was 2,800 at the 2010 census, up from 1,759 in 2000. Gambrills is served by MARC, the Maryland commuter rail service. There is a busy MARC station in the neighboring town of Odenton, with regular rail service to Baltimore and Washington, DC.
Things to do in Gambrills
3 based on 70 reviews
Iconic Maryland bar and restaurant serving famous crab dip, fresh & never frozen 100% beef burgers, fan-favorite wings, a $7.99 lunch menu, and a wide selection of local, craft, and specialty beers. Always a good game on TV, and every seat has a good view
Had a nice meal today. Their 'build your own' hamburger was a nice feature. Price was right. Wife enjoyed her chicken choice. Very comparable to other similar local eateries.
4 based on 30 reviews
This is one of my hometown favorites!This have something to offer everyone. The speciality is seafood with Hugh portions! Thursday is fish night. They have a large offering of different fish and a hue portion. They give you more fish that you could possible eat. And it is bargain priced at under $15.00. Wednesdayâs is steak night with 7-8 different cuts of several meats including 4 loin lamb chops for under $15.00. It is Greek owned. They know how to give you a fantastic value!
4 based on 14 reviews
We were impressed when we walked in the front door. There are black lights in the areaway between the front door and the door to the dining room. Once inside the various colors hit you. It is more like a fancy nite club. Very Impressive lighting and décor. We went on a Sunday afternoon at 2:30 pm. There were only 2 parties seated. so we had our choice of tables. We chose a booth with the lite table. Our server Robert was very good. We had the happy hour Maui roll ($13), Flying roll ($12), Chicken Satay ($6) and grilled calamari ($7). The rolls were excellent the Maui had crab, eel & tuna; the Flying roll had Salmon & Tuna. The Chicken was a little overcooked but still good; The Calamari was tender with lots of tasty sauce, would have been great over rice! We will return.
4 based on 31 reviews
I'm not a chain restaurant fan but we had a gift card. We arrived on a Sunday before the dinner rush (if there is one) and were promptly seated. The waiter took our drink order right away and came back in a reasonable amount of time to take our order. I was surprised the food actually had a decent flavor. However, like so many restaurants that don't cook fresh, the food was salty. Overall a pleasant dining experience with good service, but my opinion of chain restaurants hasn't changed.
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3 based on 83 reviews
Frisco Tap House II features over 100 rotating craft beers and a dynamite space for enjoying good times with friends. So what are you waiting for? Come out and join us at original Frisco Tap House in Columbia or our newest addition in Gambrills. We cannot
I'd probably visit this place again, but we had two burgers at our table and the meat was good quality, but overall the burgers just fell flat on taste. (Piggy back burger with pulled pork, and the bacon bleu burger). The poutine fries were good, and our vegetarian relatives both enjoyed the Sushiritto (sushi burrito).The sangria was good, and the 100 tap beers available were of all types. I had a Sarp Whistle Sour ale, and a Reckless Boondocks (one of their house beers). On various nights they had other happenings.... trivia one night, ramen noodle night (with specials on Sapparo), and other events, so I imagine it is a pretty fun place to go throughout the week. And it is kid-friendly, even with toddlers. Total bill with 4 adults food and drinks was about $115.
4 based on 39 reviews
I have mixed feelings on this one. Some of our food was great, some so-so. Some of the service was great, others not so much. Let me explain.Hostesses at the front of the house were a bit of a mess. One individual had her act together and if she had been working solo would have had everything under control. Her two co-workers were drama queens and couldn't handle the crowd or pressure. One could only complain very loudly and repeatedly that it was time for her break (they had only opened 2 hours ago and there were 6 parties in line with open tables!). The corn and crab chowder was fantastic! We both ordered the wagyu beef and egg burger (brunch menu). We were underwhelmed - it wasn't bad, just average and a tad dry. Food server forgot the side of spinach with one order which we had to ask our waiter for later. The spinach was great. The other burger came with fries which were awful - overcooked and then served luke warm at best. In hindsight, I think we should have opted for some of the other eggs benedict options on the brunch menu as they looked really good. I would go here again for brunch to try these other options and some of the other menu items.
3 based on 125 reviews
We had to decide where to grab a bite before a movie & considered all of the "fast service" restaurants in the area. None appealed to us. Houlihan's always delivers a quality dining experience so we decided to go for it. We let our server know that we were on a tight time schedule & he made it happen. The hard part was deciding which yummy offering to choose. The pot roast is a real winner! The pulled pork sliders (with fried pickles) were very good. Their house salad is a real treat (bacon, corn, cheese). We had a delicious (& relaxing) meal & still made it to the movie with time to spare.
4 based on 58 reviews
Friend invited me last night for my first visit, I was hopeful, even though their sister chain is average. wonderful ambiance, nice hostess and waitress... and from there it goes downhill, nice warm homemade bread, ok still a chance. Wanted Prime rib, nope only medium and well offered, ok I'll do the filet... well it came reasonably cooked asparagus, potatoes were far from homemade (would have been better off microwaving some), Filet was to be medium rare, mostly rare and grisly.. yes a grisly filet :( not to mention it literally started to make me sick before I even left, so I'm not sure the meals others have had on here, but I will not be going back. I am a planner and have eaten and served from restaurants here and across the globe, and this restaurant for its set-up deserves a chef, not a cook.. soo sad, top 5 worst meals I've ever had. Even outback serves a better steak.
4 based on 112 reviews
Firstly I am aware that âlousyâ (very poor or bad) is spelled without an âeâ. I have chosen to spell it with an âeâ to make a point: louse means contemptible or unpleasant person.I chose this spelling to express my feelings for the employees who attempted to âspoil or ruinâ my dining experience at the restaurant.When we called to ask if there was a âwait timeâ (to be seated), we were told by the guy on the phone âabout 15 minutesâ. We arrived about 25 minutes later. We called again, just to see if the time had changed. He says, â itâs gonna be an hour, maybe even two hoursâ. Apparently, he was trying to discourage us. Little did he know we were parking outside. We walk inside and there are several vacant tables. We didnât appreciate his dishonesty, but we were really excited about trying east coast crabs so we grab a table and begin looking at the menu.We get in line to place our order. Weâre informed , âwe only have 2 pounds of crabs left and you have to buy a whole poundâWhat? Itâs 7pm! Youâre a âCrabhouseâ! As much as we wanted to try the crabs, we were not gonna pay $65 for crabs that we have never tasted? What if theyâre not good?Weâre disappointed, but decided to try something else off the menu. I ordered a crab cake, fish n chips, crab balls hush puppies and a drink. The food arrived without delay. As she handed me my fish, I asked her for tartar sauce. Immediately, she shouldnât âweâre out of tartar sauceâ. I respond, Iâm gonna have to request a refund for the fish. (Iâm from Texas. I donât eat fish without tartar sauce)Miraculously, she gives me two containers of tartar sauce and says, âthese are the last twoâ. At this point, Iâm asking myself, âare there any honest people working at this place?â Why do I ask this? Because Iâm looking at a compact cooler sitting on the counter FULL of tartar sauce. I even asked the guy for another one.Anyway, the crab cake and crab balls were pretty good. The hush puppies were extremely mushy on the inside as if they were undercooked. The fish n chips were okay. The fountain drink was great! **Probably because it was âself-serve.**âWonât be back to this area until later this year.âWonât be back to Fat Boyâs Crab Shack, EVER.
Where to eat Sushi food in Gambrills: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 255 reviews
I ordered the pulled pork plate with fries and hush puppies. Although the pulled pork was really meaty, it had that consistency that results from being on a steam table. The hush puppies were not home made and really not that good. The seasoned fries were ok with the Parmesan cheese on them but I also suspect they were out of a bag prior to being seasoned.I am obviously missing something because all the reviews are really good but I don't get it. By the way, do not fall for sitting outside. The flies will absolutely drive you crazy.Sorry you didn't have a good time, John. On the day you were sitting outside, I paid the flies a lot of money to attack you.
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