Location: Bowie
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Most Popular Seafood food in Bowie, Maryland, United States
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Bowie. Bowie /ˈbuːi/ is a city in Prince George's County, Maryland. The population was 54,727 at the 2010 U.S. Census. Bowie has grown from a small railroad stop to the largest municipality in Prince George's County, and the fifth most populous city and third largest city by area in the U.S. state of Maryland. In 2014 CNN Money ranked Bowie 28th in its Best Places to Live in America list.
Things to do in Bowie
1. Jerry's Seafood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 385 reviews
For more than 30 years, Jerry's Seafood has been serving the Washington D.C. area with it's famous crab bomb, crab cakes, fresh fish, homemade soups and other gourmet seafood delights. Jerry's has 1 location in Bowie, Maryland.
Reviewed By steven518
I stopped here just 10 minutes before closing time. Despite my late arrival i was warming greeted by the hostess. I proceeded to the bar and the bartender was friendly as well. I ordered Fried Shrimp n home made stewed tomatoes. The bread rolls were delicious like they came freshly made out of oven. Bartender recommended strongly fried shrimp with homemade stewed tomatoes. Both were delicious n cooked perfectly. I highly recommend and look forward to a return visit.
2. Milk And Honey Cafe
Reviewed By ladysla
Although the service and wait time was good, being that they do not take reservations. The food was lack luster and misleading. I paid $21 for a crab cake Eggs Benedict, but instead received a crab cake on top of hard fried egg, not a poached egg in sight. Now the fried egg was good it was no eggs benedict and I paid a premium for an eggs benedict. My companion ordered her meal al la Carte: French toast, which consisted of one strawberry cut in half and one slice of soggy toast, eggs that she couldnât even eat because they were bad, and bacon that was only good thing going for her. We chose not to complain since one of their house rules on the menu is no substitutions and another rule 9 to be exact states âif we prepare your selected item to our menu specifications, we will not remove that item from your bill. Our entrees are not samples.â So, very disappointing, misleading, and expensive. And if you want eggs benedict this is not the location for you, until they learn how to actually make an eggs benedict.
3. Rock&toss crab house
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By limeadelover
No matter where I go for seafood, and I travel a lot, I always have fried oysters. It's part of my southern upbringing. Well, these guys made me the best ones I've ever had this weekend. The breading was not greasy, not too think, and almost like a tempura. The oysters were so fresh - we even had some steamed! I'm excited to get to go back there next month when I'm in the area again.
4. Fat Boys Crab Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By QuietP
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.
