Location: Berlin
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Best Bar food near Berlin, Maryland, United States
Reviews on Bar food in Berlin, Maryland, United States. Berlin is a town in Worcester County, Maryland, United States which includes its own historical Berlin Commercial District. The population was 4,485 at the 2010 census, and has since grown in population. It is part of the Salisbury, Maryland-Delaware Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Things to do in Berlin
10. Poseidon's Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Pub style restaurant features a wide variety of options including pub fare as well as dinner entrees over looking the Racetrack! Located inside Ocean Downs Casino. Must be 21 years or older to enter.
Reviewed By LadyGaaGaa
Nice bar/restaurant area. We sat at the bar, hardly anybody there on a Sunday night. Friendly service from the bartender, and she did make a good jalapeno martini ($12! New York prices). I ordered a $10 garden salad with sesame crusted tuna for an extra $8. The salad was the size of a side salad with stale croutons. The tuna was Sysco grade with a rainbow sheen to it. I asked for it to be cooked medium, but it came out raw and still cold, so I'm sure it just came out of a package. We wanted to watch the horse racing, but they couldn't simulcast from the restaurant, so we had to eat quickly and leave. They do have a view from the restaurant to watch the race, but your far enough away that you can't see which horse crosses the finish line.
9. Crush N Crab
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By susanaU3607QC
Visited here with some family who recently moved to area. There were several choices for seafood, but since we had a young child with us, this seemed like best choice. They were very welcoming and service was really good in a causal environment. We decided to try the seafood sampler with soup as appetizers. The cream of crab soup was very good and definitely worth a return trip. While sampler was overall a good value for sharing, it came up a bit short in flavor and freshness. Crab legs were great but the melted butter seemed somewhat rancid. The crab cakes were decent flavor but slightly overcooked and pretty small. My measure of excellent crab cakes is Timbuktu in Hanover, MD and these just did not measure up.
8. Pines Public House & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By tad58
I like the decor, wood and rock. We ate there several times while at a conference. The prices are pretty good especially for the portions. Service was really good, both at the bar and in the dining area. The area needed something like this since Marina Deck closed, reasonably priced, good food.
7. Burley Inn Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By turtlers2
Offers breakfast, lunch and dinner some nights. Tried dinner on a Thursday. They have live music on Thursday but it started after I left. Food was good. They have a range of different beers and coffees. They have booths, high tops and a small bar. Also a well protected outside patio overlooking a quiet road. I had a chicken salad sandwich. It came with a lot of uninteresting tortilla chips which was a bit of a letdown.
6. Southgate Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By JosephH358
As a first time customer and this being in the Ocean City area I expected some good seafood. We had the crab dip which was excellent and I had a crab cake sandwich, which I thought could use more seasoning. The service was good, The atmosphere was very nice and I would defintely go there again.
5. Fins Ale House and Raw Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Fins is a full service restaurant that features an awesome raw bar, fresh seafood, delicious drinks, and a great selection of craft beer. Come see us!
Reviewed By DRJLF
Eat here pretty often. Food is always good. Must have the Fried avocado. Sandwiches are all good, the bourbon chicken in particular.Have been disappointed at times with the portion size on seafood. Today had the halibut tacos...they were excellent if a little stiff on price $16 and the fruit and salmon salad was excellent with a nice sized portion of salmon. Good selection of beers, not the least expensive $5-8 on tap selections. Altogether not cheap for local but pretty much standard pricing for Baltimore/DC region.Service tends to be pretty good although anyplace in Berlin can be overwhelmed during peak times. Quieter upstairs, outside is nice unless it is stinking hot like today. Nice location near the north side of town parking lot. Parking can be challenging anywhere in town, if you just go one street further north you can normally get on street parking and be no further away.
4. Blacksmith
Overall Ratings
4 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By Hitman99
A family friend recommended this restaurant and so we drove over from Ocean City for a late lunch. We were so glad that we did, we came back for a second visit on our way back home to Virginia! It's located in an older restored building in the heart of Berlin. The decor is rustic but very tasteful, with Barnwood siding behind the small bar, whitewashed brick interior, antique lamps and shutters, water glasses made from jelly jars, etc. Charming!We had two different servers on our visits, Zack and Adrienne. Both were gracious and helpful. The food was outstanding. On our first visit, I had the best crabcake I have ever eaten, period. The next time I had Quiche Lorraine, as good as anything I have eaten in Paris or in DC. Wow! Dessert was sourced from the bakery next door and tasted home-made. The wine list was a bit spare, but they featured several local beers on draft, plus a nice selection of bottled beers. They also offered several varieties of Moscow Mules, served in hammered copper mugs. Outstanding!We'll be back every time we're at the beach. It's worth the short drive.
3. The Globe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 433 reviews
Open year round serving lunch, dinner, Sunday Brunch, our extensive menu is family friendly and has something for everyone from sushi grade tuna to specialty salads, hand patted burgers and a new selection of fantastic entrees. The Coppertop Bar is the lo
Reviewed By George T
Some of the friendliest staff you will ever meet. The service was great and so was the ambiance. However, the food really left me shaking my head. I donât know if we dropped in at a bad time when the real cook wasnât in and someone who just couldnât deliver was at the stove, a fluke, or if this was the usual fare. Ordered the fish nâ chips which only reinforced my regret. My wife said that ½ the food was good⦠The experience didnât match the general ratings. So I call this place Hit nâ Miss when it comes to the quality of the food.Hey George, thank you for taking the time to give us some feedback. While we are pleased our service was great I am concerned and surprised about the food quality as most of our ratings reinforce our reputation for good food AND service. Please feel free to reach out to us with any concerns at [email protected]. We hope you will give us another shot so we can give you the five-star experience we are known for!
What to do and see in Berlin, United States: The Best Places and Tips
2. Drummer's Cafe at The Atlantic Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By David A
Pleasant location in a beautiful town. Ate lunch here on a trip down the Eastern Shore.My wife ordered quiche lunch special. Huge piece but soggy pastry and rubbery texture and taste.We donât complain often but this merited some appropriate action.Young waiter didnât flinch at all,just brought us the bill.
Berlin Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Berlin
1. Blacksmith
Overall Ratings
4 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By Hitman99
A family friend recommended this restaurant and so we drove over from Ocean City for a late lunch. We were so glad that we did, we came back for a second visit on our way back home to Virginia! It's located in an older restored building in the heart of Berlin. The decor is rustic but very tasteful, with Barnwood siding behind the small bar, whitewashed brick interior, antique lamps and shutters, water glasses made from jelly jars, etc. Charming!We had two different servers on our visits, Zack and Adrienne. Both were gracious and helpful. The food was outstanding. On our first visit, I had the best crabcake I have ever eaten, period. The next time I had Quiche Lorraine, as good as anything I have eaten in Paris or in DC. Wow! Dessert was sourced from the bakery next door and tasted home-made. The wine list was a bit spare, but they featured several local beers on draft, plus a nice selection of bottled beers. They also offered several varieties of Moscow Mules, served in hammered copper mugs. Outstanding!We'll be back every time we're at the beach. It's worth the short drive.
