I suspect the reference to Charles county is to Pope's Creek (from the beltway, take route 5 south until it becomes 301, turn off at Faulkner and Pope's Creek is down a country road on the Potomac). There are two places next to each other, Robertson's (our favorite) and I believe a Capt. John's. Both are very nice and something of a local institution. It's a bit of a drive, crabs are a tad expensive, but it's a definite must do. It's always been a big hit with out of town visitors (especially foreigners) who don't have time for the Eastern Shore ... R- from Virginia On 31 Aug 1995, Richard T. wrote: > Anyone know of a good place for crabs in the countys mentioned above? I > would sure appreciate the info. I have heared of some place in Charles > county way down south that is on the water but I don't know where it is? > or what the name is. Would sure appreciate the help. > > -- > Ricardo (Rick) Tappan NREMT/P, FFII, Hazmat2, [email removed] > Senior Trauma Technologist/Clinical Instructor > George Washington University Hospital Phone (202) 994-3884 > Department of Emergency Medicine Fax (202) 994-0962 > 901 23th Street N.W. Pager (202) 996-3530 > Washington DC. 20037 Home Fax (301) 649-2243 > > ****************************************************************************** > Those who have witnessed the ravages of war > owe themselves the right to ensure their children never do. > ****************************************************************************** > >
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Good place for crabs in either Charles or calvert County
My friend who has lived in Calvert County for years recommends Stoney's (sp? - maybe without the 'e'). Two locations - near the oyster house and in Prince Frederick. He prefers the original location, near the oyster house, for ambience.