OrneryPest
lower life form
My wife and I just got done dining at The Lighthouse in Solomons. We were gonna do Harbor Sounds but they seemed to be closed for changing management or renovation or some such hogwash, so we backtracked and did The Lighthouse.
It was great!
Our Calamari appetizer was perfect.
My Caesar salad was, well, perhaps second to the Dry Dock World Famous Caesar Salad, but still excellent. My wife reports that they did her salad with Bleu Cheese (or Greun Cheese, or whatever you call the awful stuff) just great.
I had their Special Mixed Seafood Grill which was sorta like a coupla shishkabobblies of shrimp and scallops and stuff like that, and a nice big fish fillet. It was great. My wife had one of their other specials, some sorta exotic South Pacific Superfish, or whatever. She obviously thought highly of it because she's now Seriously In The Mood.
Service was perfect. Suitably relaxed. They let us catch a breath or two between courses. If you're in a big huffy-puffy hurry, don't dine there.
They've certainly come a long ways since they first opened a whole buncha years ago when they were putting on pretentious airs of being hoity-toity super-gourmet but the food wasn't all that great and the service was downright snooty. Thank goodness they've recovered from those days!
But anyhow, my wife and I have gotta get down to Serious Business now. See ya!
It was great!
Our Calamari appetizer was perfect.
My Caesar salad was, well, perhaps second to the Dry Dock World Famous Caesar Salad, but still excellent. My wife reports that they did her salad with Bleu Cheese (or Greun Cheese, or whatever you call the awful stuff) just great.
I had their Special Mixed Seafood Grill which was sorta like a coupla shishkabobblies of shrimp and scallops and stuff like that, and a nice big fish fillet. It was great. My wife had one of their other specials, some sorta exotic South Pacific Superfish, or whatever. She obviously thought highly of it because she's now Seriously In The Mood.
Service was perfect. Suitably relaxed. They let us catch a breath or two between courses. If you're in a big huffy-puffy hurry, don't dine there.
They've certainly come a long ways since they first opened a whole buncha years ago when they were putting on pretentious airs of being hoity-toity super-gourmet but the food wasn't all that great and the service was downright snooty. Thank goodness they've recovered from those days!
But anyhow, my wife and I have gotta get down to Serious Business now. See ya!