Restaurants

Nearby Easton, Oxford and St. Michaels Dining:

North of the B&B are the communities of Easton and Oxford, both a little over 15 minutes from the B&B, and St. Michaels which is less than 25 minutes away.

Doc’s Sunset Grille – Located right on the Tred Avon River and facing West, Doc’s Sunset Grille in Oxford is an amazing place to be for sunset. A great place to eat and chill with some beers and watch the sunset during the summer months. Live music on the weekends. They offer rockfish wraps, one of the best crab cake sandwiches, and other light fare.

Capsize OXMD – Located in scenic Oxford, Maryland, Capsize serves American favorites on the calm waters of Town Creek. It’s a place locals like to frequent, where you can grab a drink and enjoy the waterfront dining experience. Seafood, salads, sandwiches. It’s also right next to the Scottish Creamery for great ice cream.

Hunters Tavern – Situated in the historic Tidewater Inn, Hunters’ Tavern brings relaxed fine dining and impeccable service to Easton. They offer award-winning happy hour specials, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday Brunch. The setting is nice during the summer with an outdoor patio and fireplace. There is also 2 bars inside and a more formal dining area.

Legal Assets Craft Food & Spirits – Offers an innovative menu with a reasonable price range. The ambiance is cozy and eclectic with outdoor seating (seasonal) that provides a beautiful shady patio. The bar atmosphere is also great, and many people come here for a nice dinner – it gets crowded so reservations suggested.

Out of the Fire – Great vibe with a seasonal menu open for both lunch and dinner located in downtown Easton. Menu includes specials with vegetarian options and the food is delicious!

Headwaters Seafood & Grille – Locally-owned seafood restaurant offering tastefully-made Eastern Shore classics. Great lunch or dinner spot with many seafood options as well as burgers, wraps, and daily specials.

Limoncello Restaurant and Wine Bar – In the historic town of St. Michaels with homemade pastas and a lovely Italian atmosphere with a friendly, courteous, attentive staff. Great food and one of our favorite places. Highly recommended.

Corah’s Corner – Great place to stop for lunch in St. Michaels. Fish and chips are outstanding! They sometimes have live music.

La Bodega – Small Latin American restaurant with fresh food and an upscale vibe. The menu is fabulous, and they offer a really good selection of beers from multiple different Latin American countries as well as excellent margaritas. Try their $6 tacos. Reservations recommended. https://www.rudefoodco.com/rude-bodega

Old Salty’s Restaurant – established in the 1980’s in a historic schoolhouse on Hoopers Island Rd in Fishing Creek, MD. With a distinct personality of being fit for a foodie, it’s also a great spot for locals and fun for the family. The fishermen are local and have been there for generations, fishing, crabbing, and harvesting oysters. Much of their seafood is sourced from the Chesapeake and local waters so you get the freshest seafood to your table. They also have delicious prime rib, Delmonico steaks, and other favorites.

Where Are the Oysters?

• Suicide Bridge Restaurant – A gathering place for locals since the 1950’s! They offer lots of options: steamed, on the half shell, fried, barbecued and topped with crab imperial.
• Headwaters Seafood & Grille – The seafood restaurant serves Fried Oysters on its appetizer, lunch, and dinner menus.
• Hunters’ Tavern – The Tidewater Inn’s anchor restaurant offers an Oyster Po’ Boy on their lunch menu. Look for specials as well.
• Legal Assets – Serving craft food and spirits in one of Easton’s beautiful tree-lined neighborhoods, Legal Assets bakes a seasonal Oyster Pot Pie.
• Doc’s Sunset Grille – Dine on Fried Oysters while sitting on their deck right on the Tred Avon River.
• Robert Morris Inn – Across the street from the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry, the historic 1710 Inn offers a variety of oyster choices including Chef Mark Salter’s Oyster Pot Pie.