Looking for Maryland’s most-loved hidden eateries? These hole-in-the-wall spots are local favorites year after year.

Cambridge, located on Maryland's Eastern Shore, has some of the best bird-watching in the world, tasty seafood restaurants, and one of the best resorts in the mid-Atlantic region.

Tucked away in Baltimore’s historic Locust Point neighborhood sits a seafood sanctuary that has locals and visitors alike lining up for a taste of maritime magic. L.P. Steamers may not look like much ...

Maryland knows how to celebrate seafood like no other state. From the Chesapeake Bay to the Atlantic coast, locals mark their ...

Maryland knows crab better than anywhere else in the country. When you want authentic seafood prepared with care and ...

Feast on Old Bay, sunshine, and waterfront views, discover iconic Maryland crab decks where locals crack shells, sip cold ...

When it comes to serving some of the best crab cakes around, customers can't stop raving about these restaurants. Is your ...

When most people think of Maryland, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Chesapeake Bay blue crabs and Old Bay ...

Throw a dart at a map of the U.S., and there's a high chance you'll end up hitting a place where you can get some good grub. Kansas has its barbecue, New Orleans is the epicenter for Cajun cooking, ...

Shell on Wheels food truck hosts all-you-can-eat Maryland blue crab feasts at Purpose Brewing in Fort Collins. Feasts include unlimited steamed crabs, sides and tools for cracking; beer can be ...

Sometimes the best treasures hide in the most unassuming places, and Vince’s Crab House in Middle River proves this theory with every perfectly seasoned shell they crack. You know that feeling when ...

Numerous crab houses in and near Delaware offer various dining experiences, from all-you-can-eat specials to crabs sold by the dozen. Prices for crabs fluctuate based on size and market availability, ...