True Chesapeake is a Baltimore restaurant born of an oyster farm. Executive Chef Zack Mills creates a seasonal menu that showcases oysters from our farm in St. Jerome’s Creek, Southern Maryland — raw, roasted, and in signature dishes like Classic Rockefeller and French Onion Oysters. But, the oysters are just the beginning. Our award winning menu celebrates the bounty of the Chesapeake region by using locally sourced seafood, meat, and produce to create exquisite dishes that evolve with the seasons. Chef Mills has been featured extensively for his use of invasive seafood species, a very delicious way to help the Chesapeake Bay. Don't forget to order the Blue Crab and Bone Marrow dip or handmade pasta. We have an expertly curated wine list, beer selection, and cocktails - both classic and creative. Ample bar, high-top, and terrace seating available for walk-ins on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Welcome to Baltimore Seafood! We are a casual seafood restaurant near the heart of Fells Point, Baltimore. Our small team is dedicated to bringing Charm City the tastiest boil bags packed with locally sourced seafood! Our restaurant boasts a sleek bar, modern rustic dining room, and a cozy ambience just minutes away from the signature Baltimore waterfront. Baltimore Seafood lends the perfect balance to cajun seafood cuisine, chic interior décor, and amazing service.
Indulge in locally inspired fare and wonderful cocktails all while enjoying unique and sweeping views of Eager Park, East Baltimore and the gorgeous silhouette of the downtown skyline.
A warm and inviting place where guests could gather to relax and enjoy a delicious meal, a glass of wine or a cocktail, and conversation with friends. European-style design with comfortable chairs, pleasant colors, and a familiar feel. Our atmosphere and menu are largely Italian-inspired, however, we also offer a wide variety of seafood dishes and char-grilled meats too. In addition, we stay true to the traditional “diner experience” by serving timeless home-style favorites, artisan sandwiches and breakfast any time.
The Brass Tap is a craft beer bar, serving high end pub food. We’ve got 60 brews on draft, including many local beers. In addition, we’ve got a full liquor / cocktail menu, with an extensive selection of bourbon and rye.
We have one major focus: the popular German street food - schnitzel. We also have wursts made by local German meat market legend, Binkert's (Rosedale, MD). Other partnerships include a Black Forest Ice Cream Sandwich by Scoop & Paddle (Clarksville, MD).We use fresh meats and vegetables, never frozen. The pretzels are made by hand by an Army vet who learned to make pretzels in Germany after his service. The sauces are made from scratch. Our cocktail program features both popular and obscure German spirits. The wine program consists of small-production family-owned wineries in Germany and Austria. Beer offerings include a healthy diet of imported German beers and local breweries who make German-style brews. Join us inside our cozy beer hall, outside on our biergarten, or for take out or delivery! Thanks for being a part of the #schnitzelgang.
Elevate your day at Red Lobster, where fun meets fancy and every meal is a celebration. Whether you’re marking a special occasion or treating yourself or your crew, Red Lobster is the perfect place to enjoy all your seafood favorites. Dive into our signature shrimp, wild caught lobster and crab, and more. Plus, a variety of fish and popular non-seafood items like our Cajun Chicken Linguini Alfredo. Looking for a showstopper? Create Your Own Ultimate Feast or select a Live Maine Lobster straight from the tank. Or explore our Daily Deals with a different special available each weekday at a price you’ll love. Toast the day with Signature Cocktails including Lobster Punch and Main Deck Margarita Flights to make any moment feel festive. You won’t want to miss our newest menu items or special promotions like Lobsterfest and Crabfest. Reserve online today. Group Dining, To Go, or Catering options. For parties of 11+, please call.
