Maryland Cuisine

Someone wrote:
: Next month, we'll be going to Baltimore and to St. Michaels, : Maryland.  Would appreciate advice of where and what to eat to : experience the best of the area's regional cookery.  Crabs are a : given, but where's the best place?  (I'm especially interested in any : rustic places along the Chesapeake).  Are there places around or near : Baltimore where we could get stuffed ham or good Maryland chicken? : Thanks!!  Robin  ([email removed])

In St. Michaels, try the Crab Claw for seafood (especially crabs).  If the weather cooperates, I would eat outside on their dock to get the full ambience.

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>Subject: Maryland Cuisine
>Date: Sat, 16 Mar 96 14:33:34 EDT

>Next month, we'll be going to Baltimore and to St. Michaels,
>Maryland.  Would appreciate advice of where and what to eat to
>experience the best of the area's regional cookery.  Crabs are a
>given, but where's the best place?  (I'm especially interested in any
>rustic places along the Chesapeake).  Are there places around or near
>Baltimore where we could get stuffed ham or good Maryland chicken?
>Thanks!!  Robin  ([email removed])

If you are going to St. Michael's make sure you stop at The Crab House for the best crabs and seafood you will ever experience.  For fine dining in St. Michael's visit Perry Cabin and you won't be disappointed.  I grew up in Easton, Maryland which you will drive through on your way to St. Michael's. If you get a chance take the ferry from Royal Oak(you'll see the signs) to Oxford and dine at The Robert Morris Inn which overlooks the Tred Avon River right by the ferry dock.  Oxford is a quaint town to stroll through.  I wish I was going there myself.  You are sure to enjoy it!

Ann Goldsborough