Brunch spots?

thatginger

thatginger

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So after moving out of the area, I've become a HUGE fan of brunch...which I never experienced in Southern Maryland. I'm coming back for the weekend and want to make brunch plans...any good spots? I love me a good bloody mary or mimosa too, so they should probably be brunch-drink-friendly :howdy:

Thanks!
 
vraiblonde

vraiblonde

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Which county?

I think the best Sunday brunch is at Reluctant Navigator in Tall Timbers. Lenny's has a good one, and so does Captain's Table.
 
thatginger

thatginger

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Preferably in St. Mary's, but Calvert is OK too...are there any in Lusby?

...and I live in DC now, so we might as well just come back up here if we're going to go to Richmond :ohwell:
 
Roman

Roman

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Brunch

thatginger said:
Preferably in St. Mary's, but Calvert is OK too...are there any in Lusby?

...and I live in DC now, so we might as well just come back up here if we're going to go to Richmond :ohwell:
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There are no spots in Lusby that I know of, unless the place in White Sands has Brunches. Like Vrai said, you might want to check the Captain's Table on Solomon's Island. It's on the water, and is a pretty good place. Also the Old Log Cabin on Route 4 in Prince Frederick has Brunches, I've never been, but my Husband says it's pretty good.
 
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stew77

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I agree, that the Reluctant Navigator in Tall Timbers is one of the best! Rick has outstanding Mimosa's and fantastic Bloody Maries! Food is outstanding...crispy bacon, order your own omlet..made in front of you, fresh fruit! Went there for Father's day, and guarantee we will be be back!
 
Rael

Rael

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thatginger said:
Preferably in St. Mary's, but Calvert is OK too...are there any in Lusby?

...and I live in DC now, so we might as well just come back up here if we're going to go to Richmond :ohwell:
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If you know anyone in the military, the one at Bolling is fantastic.
 
kom526

kom526

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Cahill's Cafe @ The Maryland Antiques Center in Leonardtown.:awesome: The fresh made sticky buns alone are worth it.
 
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Catman2

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Roman said:
There are no spots in Lusby that I know of, unless the place in White Sands has Brunches. Like Vrai said, you might want to check the Captain's Table on Solomon's Island. It's on the water, and is a pretty good place. Also the Old Log Cabin on Route 4 in Prince Frederick has Brunches, I've never been, but my Husband says it's pretty good.
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Maybe you should realize it's not 1980....not the Log Cabin....it's Adam's Ribs.
 
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