dining in Solomon Island

[nomoney]

Originally posted by mAlice
I think we should all pitch and and get her a pizza from Papa John's.

id rather eat scrapple out of a dumpster

 

[mAlice]

Originally posted by nomoney
id rather eat scrapple out of a dumpster

Fine! :slam:

 

[Vince]

Originally posted by nomoney
id rather eat scrapple out of a dumpster

I love scrapple!

 

[rhumbpunch]

Originally posted by nomoney
id rather eat scrapple out of a dumpster

Actually, the dumpster is where they get the ingredients for Scapple

 

[Kyle]

Originally posted by nomoney
id rather eat scrapple out of a dumpster

Connoisseur, huh?

 

[RoseRed]

Originally posted by mAlice
I think we should all pitch and and get her a pizza from Papa John's.

The one with special sauce?

 

[mAlice]

Originally posted by RoseRed
The one with special sauce?

Yes. See what happens when you try to be nice to people?

 

[nomoney]

Originally posted by mAlice
Yes. See what happens when you try to be nice to people?

thanks for the thought

 

[RoseRed]

Originally posted by mAlice
Yes. See what happens when you try to be nice to people?

She has lost everything, including her manners.

 

[ohstate]

Dry Dock does an upscale champagne brunch on Sundays that is good - and pricey.

CD's has a Sunday brunch - haven't tried it yet, but I love CD's. The bar in the back does a "New Orleans" menu for the brunch, and the restaurant has their lunch menu w/ breakfast items added.

The Frying Pan in Lusby does basic breakfast - southern style.

Does Woodburns do a breakfast bar on the weekends? I know they have the coffee shop.

 

[willie]

Originally posted by rhumbpunch
All of the places mentioned are good. Captains Table is open and offers a buffet. Even better if you can get a table outside, and watch all the happenings on the water.

Unsure if it is still open, but just north of Solomons, in Lusby is the Frying Pan. Great Country Style breakfast. Grits and Scapple baby!

Frying Pan is open and by the looks of the parking lot, is doing well.