LostInSOMD
New Member
It's just me and a friend for Christmas. Are there any places open for dinner?
Places for dinner on Christmas?
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LostInSOMD
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We don't want a meal that's smiling at us.
The OP has somebody to hang out with on Christmas.
You?
I think your post was uncalled for.
My Google search came back with a few.
But please call and verify.
Restaurants Open on Christmas Day MD, MD 20650 - Last Updated July 2024 - Yelp
Top 10 Best Restaurants Open on Christmas Day in MD, MD 20650 - July 2024 - Yelp - Taphouse 1637, Flat Iron Farm, Ruddy Duck Seafood and Alehouse, Pax River Ale House, Blue Wind Gourmet, The Brass Tap, The Front Porch, La Vela Italian Restaurant, The Lighthouse Restaurant & Dock Bar, Okada...
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LostInSOMD
New Member
Thanks! I haven't been to the Pax River Ale house in awhile.My Google search came back with a few.
But please call and verify.
Restaurants Open on Christmas Day MD, MD 20650 - Last Updated July 2024 - Yelp
Top 10 Best Restaurants Open on Christmas Day in MD, MD 20650 - July 2024 - Yelp - Taphouse 1637, Flat Iron Farm, Ruddy Duck Seafood and Alehouse, Pax River Ale House, Blue Wind Gourmet, The Brass Tap, The Front Porch, La Vela Italian Restaurant, The Lighthouse Restaurant & Dock Bar, Okada...
Their crab cakes are really good too.
KingFish
Nothing to see here
I enjoyed their chicken BBQ Pizza. Very good.
LostInSOMD
New Member
I called and they are closed.
WheezyCarl
Active Member
EVERY restaurant should be closed on Christmas!
Seriously? Some people don't celebrate Christmas, and some people might have a reason to want to dine out ON Christmas Day. (for instance, First Responders working that day, or Doctors, Nurses, and other hospital staff, Military personnel on duty, just to name a few)
If a restaurant/business wants to be open that day and is able to have staff to work, then why not?
KingFish
Nothing to see here
Everything but WAWA was closed for grabbing something to eat in PF. Was surprised to see a line of customers while I was filling the car up.Seriously? Some people don't celebrate Christmas, and some people might have a reason to want to dine out ON Christmas Day. (for instance, First Responders working that day, or Doctors, Nurses, and other hospital staff, Military personnel on duty, just to name a few)
If a restaurant/business wants to be open that day and is able to have staff to work, then why not?
Most places in our area are closed, but I don't feel that they all SHOULD be closed like the poster stated, if they want to be open.
Clem72
Well-Known Member
What does that even mean, are you trying to tell us your vegetarian?
