Stjohns3269
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Just like that title says. What are your favorite restaurants within 20 or so minutes of Solomon’s?
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Favorite restaurants with 20 minutes of Solomon’s?
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In no particular order, and based on Restaurant only (not bar)
CD Cafe
Rudy Duck (Solomons location only) - pizza, food and bar
Bugeye Grille
Charles Street
Front Porch
Brick (I drive fast and they have a great (well stocked) bar.
Haven't been to Dry Dock in a long time so I can't comment.
One day I'll get back there and Cow and Fish.
I MISS Cafe D' Artiste - that was just a cut above, not that CD isn't really good, but for a nice sit down special occasion meal none better in the area, have to go to Annapolis or DC
CD Cafe
Rudy Duck (Solomons location only) - pizza, food and bar
Bugeye Grille
Charles Street
Front Porch
Brick (I drive fast and they have a great (well stocked) bar.
Haven't been to Dry Dock in a long time so I can't comment.
One day I'll get back there and Cow and Fish.
I MISS Cafe D' Artiste - that was just a cut above, not that CD isn't really good, but for a nice sit down special occasion meal none better in the area, have to go to Annapolis or DC
luvmygdaughters
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CD Cafe, used to like the Naughty Gull too.
sparkyaclown
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Jerry's Place
Stjohns3269
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We really love Bollywood and thought it was just as good as any Indian place in DC
Stjohns3269
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Wow. Great responses every one. We just moved recently and I’m excited to try all these places. Who knew there would be so many options.
SamSpade
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Is Island Hideaway the old DiGiovanni's? Italian?
Yes, it is the old DiGiovanni's. And no, not Italian. They bill their style as "New American" with an emphasis on seafood but they do offer some pasta dishes. The seafood cannelloni is very good!
I just checked out their menu, looks really good!
And you will note that none of them are chain restaurants. We do have some wonderful homegrown restaurants around here, so buy local. Bon Appétit!
Be sure to get the the onion rings at the Duck!
Be sure to get the the onion rings at the Duck!
I haven't treated myself to them in a long time but they are worth the trip. Yum! And if you go to CD Café or The Lighthouse, make sure you save room for dessert. The pumpkin spice cake with caramel filling and a chocolate drizzle I had at The Lighthouse a week or so ago was oh-so-good. Or go to Lotus Kitchen and get a slice of Kim's Key Lime Pie. 
Where did you come from?