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Where to eat Seafood food in Oxford: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Seafood food in Oxford, Maryland, United States. Oxford is a waterfront town and former colonial port in Talbot County, Maryland, United States. The population was 651 at the 2010 census.
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6. Bistro St. Michaels
Overall Ratings
4 based on 564 reviews
Welcome to Bistro St. Michaels. We create food that is rooted in traditional culinary styles, yet with a modern twist. We source the highest quality ingredients, purchase sustainable seafood and work with people who raise their animals naturally, as well
Reviewed By Sherri H
Lovely French French bristro atmosphere. Excellent service great food my husband got the veal chop that was as tender as a fillet mignon. I had the crispy salmon with a wonderful corn puree. They also have a interesting happy hour menu. They have a chef table where you can eat and watch food being prepared.Thank you Sherri H! The veal rib chop is one of our most requested special features, and we're so glad you enjoyed the fresh catch for the evening as well. Thank you again for taking the time to write a review, it is very much appreciated!
5. 208 Talbot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 589 reviews
Casual Fine Dining at its best!!! Creations by Chef David Clark featuring a Full Ala Carte Menu and Tavern Menu. Gift Card Sales Available!!
Reviewed By ndh
We were here to celebrate a 50th birthday with my sister/brother in law. I am a vegetarian and my SIL is gluten free. They had a separate menu for each of us with plenty of options. Good wine selection as well at very reasonable prices. Service was friendly and attentive. Our server also made great recommendations. Food was delicious. Highly recommended.
4. Capsize OXMD
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Waterfront dining. Come by boat or car. Enjoy a fresh new American menu.
Reviewed By AineFlorida
Stopped here for dinner and it was a treat. Seating is inside and outside. We opted for inside seating and watched the activity outside. It was much cooler inside. I had lobster rolls that were overflowing with huge chuncks of lobster. They were were excellent. The coleslaw was the best I have had in a long time and it was a large serving. Hubby had fish (not sure what kind) tasted great and not fishy. The breading on the fish was perfect and the fries were good. Service was quick especially since we were the only ones inside. Great views and a relaxing setting. The final topping to the cake was the ice cream that is sold right outside. Large servings and you can taste before you order. Lots of outdoor seating.
3. Pope's Tavern at the Oxford Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Set in a quaint 19th century inn overlooking the creek in charming Oxford, an "Eastern Shore Gem" is what Zagat and others call Pope's Tavern at the Oxford Inn. Come and enjoy Chef/Owner Lisa MacDougal's New American small plates fare showcasing the seaso
Reviewed By FrancesHW
I am genuinely surprised to see any negative reviews here. My husband, Native Marylander and lived on the Shore for 20 years, said it was the best softshell he's ever had. My gnocchi was amazing. The service was kind and attentive. While the indoors was dark, I found it cozy rather than depressing. I really loved this place and will plan on coming back for whatever celebration dinner is next on our family's schedule.
2. Doc's Sunset Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By Carol D
We came two days for lunch. Had an amazing soft shell crab sandwich with two huge crabs! One would have been normal. The second day, we had crab cakes. I donât usually get crab cakes out because they disappoint but these did not, All lump, no filler. Excellent. The view is at the mouth of the Tred Avon river and we enjoyed the crabber trot lining right in front.
1. The Robert Morris Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 468 reviews
Once the home of Robert Morris who gained fame as "Financier of the Revolution". General and later President George Washington was a close friend and visited Robert Morris often. In more recent times author James Michener outlined his famous novel, Chesap
Reviewed By rick f
Went for lunch, Caesar salad was bland, nothing special.....the french fires were on a par with mcdonalds, right out of a bag......smith island cake desert was dry and nothing like original......waitress was very cordial, very pleasant and let us sit in a room not being used......Thank you for visiting our Tavern and disapointed nothing met your approval. If we are made aware of disatisfaction at the time, we appreciate the opportunity to remidy matters. Our apologies for your unwelcome expereince. Regards Mark & Ian
