Found roach in tea at "The Roost".

[RoseRed]

cdsulhoff

Have you ever been to the Dry Dock? Old Field Inn? Cafe des Artistes? Brome Howard Inn?

 

[vraiblonde]

Riverside?

Maybe - I can't remember the name of it.

 

[RoseRed]

Maybe - I can't remember the name of it.

If she is referencing Riverside, that is down Dowell Road by Washburn's (?) Marina. I ate there a couple of times and it was most excellent. I think they are open for special occassions now, but I could be wrong.

 

[Merlin]

In addition, it could be where they can show off their talent. How many teens do you know have garage bands, rap, or girl group singing here in this area? Do any of them outside of school have a place where they can show off their talent to a group of their own peers?

Check out this website. http://pjma.info

The hold regular concert/band contests at different venues around St. Mary's

 

[itsbob]

Well, I'm hoping it was But someone people in this forum would post something like that and be serious.

SOrry, didn't think was necessary in that post.. I mean I even NAMED the indian tribe..

But I do have a bridge to sell if you're interested!

 

[RoseRed]

http://www.co.saint-marys.md.us/recreate/teenctr/hollywood.asp

 

[vraiblonde]

If she is referencing Riverside, that is down Dowell Road by Washburn's (?) Marina. I ate there a couple of times and it was most excellent. I think they are open for special occassions now, but I could be wrong.

This has been over 10 years ago. Might be in the same building but not the same restaurant.

What determines "fine dining", anyway? I don't think of Ruth's Chris as "fine dining" - it's just a fancy steakhouse.

 

[RoseRed]

This has been over 10 years ago. Might be in the same building but not the same restaurant.

What determines "fine dining", anyway? I don't think of Ruth's Chris as "fine dining" - it's just a fancy steakhouse.

Last time I was there there was Mother's Day and I was prego, so that woiuld be about 7 years ago.

Ruth's Chris is a chain also of fancy steakhouses, isn't it?

 

[ylexot]

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned the Tides! I'd consider that fine dining. I've only been there once, but I thought the food was good.

 

[RoseRed]

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned the Tides! I'd consider that fine dining. I've only been there once, but I thought the food was good.

They have really good food, although, I have never had dinner there.

 

[willie]

I don't remember the exact price our host spent for our meal at Ruth Chris but it was unbelievable to me. The horrendous price had me so rattled that it affected my enjoyment of what I'm sure was a far above average meal. I'm pretty good at pissin away money but Ruth Chris is out of my league.

 

[Merlin]

They have really good food, although, I have never had dinner there.

I've had dinner there. It was great! Definitely what I consider fine dining. This is our favorite restaurant since moving here.

 

[tlatchaw]

I thought Old Field Inn was supposed to be for the hoidy toidy crowd? I couldn't tell you because most of my dining out comes with Happy Meals and fries. :shrug:

I don't know if Adam's would be considered fine dining, but I would call it good eating from the one visit I had there a few years back.

Anybody have a review of Vera's? It looks like it's trying to set itself up not as fine dining, but odd dining. I have heard that they serve some pretty strong drinks, however.

 

[vraiblonde]

I don't remember the exact price our host spent for our meal at Ruth Chris but it was unbelievable to me. The horrendous price had me so rattled that it affected my enjoyment of what I'm sure was a far above average meal. I'm pretty good at pissin away money but Ruth Chris is out of my league.

That's what I thought, too. I mean, it was a good steak but I've had just as good at less than half the price. AND they came with sides - you didn't have to pay extra for every little thing. "Pat of butter? That will be $24.95 please."

I think Smith & Wollensky is overrated as well.

 

[Pete]

I don't remember the exact price our host spent for our meal at Ruth Chris but it was unbelievable to me. The horrendous price had me so rattled that it affected my enjoyment of what I'm sure was a far above average meal. I'm pretty good at pissin away money but Ruth Chris is out of my league.

I went to a "Chop House" in dallas a couple years ago. Same here, the thought of paying $40 for a steak with no sides kinda ruined the moment.

 

[ylexot]

What determines "fine dining", anyway? I don't think of Ruth's Chris as "fine dining" - it's just a fancy steakhouse.

Ram's Head Tavern isn't fine dining either...it is a tavern after all.

 

[RoseRed]

Ram's Head Tavern isn't fine dining either...it is a tavern after all.

I guess this doesn't count either.

 

[ylexot]

I guess this doesn't count either.

They are not actually a tavern...they just have a stupid name. They are a dining establishment.

Rams Head Tavern truly is a tavern. They are primarily a drinking establishment (they are a micro-brewery), but they also serve food.

Tavern - an establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold to be drunk on the premises.

 

[RoseRed]

They are not actually a tavern...they just have a stupid name. They are a dining establishment.

Rams Head Tavern truly is a tavern. They are primarily a drinking establishment (they are a micro-brewery), but they also serve food.

Tavern - an establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold to be drunk on the premises.

I know all that, I was just teasing.

 

[Shutterbug]

Anybody have a review of Vera's? It looks like it's trying to set itself up not as fine dining, but odd dining. I have heard that they serve some pretty strong drinks, however.

I have only been there once, but it I ever go back, it will ONLY be for the drinks. The food was horrible and looked as if it came out of a frozen dinner.