Valentine's Day turns our thoughts into heart-shaped boxes of chocolates, red roses—and a romantic dinner with our significant other. Aware that the choice of a restaurant for such an occasion is influenced by age and wallet, we've come up with various ideas on Annapolis restaurants suitable for a…
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Water views from The Beach Bar. Photo courtesy of The Beach Bar. To broaden the scope of our reporting, we ventured to the edges of Anne Arundel County (North County, to be exact) on a quest for fun places to eat, listen to live music, and see more of what our county offers. And we weren't…
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Pat Mahoney Sr. and son Pat Mahoney Jr. captain the last commercial workboats out of Eastport, once a thriving center of the seafood business. Photo courtesy of Wild Country Seafood. Craving oysters, Maryland crabs, rockfish straight out of the Chesapeake Bay? Wild Country Seafood in Eastport is…
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Diana Love and Amy Marshall are the faces behind the masks at West Annapolis Pop Up Pantry. Photo courtesy of WAPP. In the beginning, very few were aware of the amazing success story behind the West Annapolis Pop Up Pantry (WAPP); a grass-roots organization started to help provide groceries to…
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Annapolis celebrates the Foodie Days of August! Photo courtesy of Galway Bay. Chances are the confinement created by the pandemic means you have trouble keeping track of the days of the week. Like Bill Murray in the movie Groundhog Day, many of us feel like every day is déjà vu, with little to…
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Jeff Jacobs, second generation owner of Carrol's Creek Café, knows the sweet smell of success and now must cope with the bitter fall-out of the pandemic. We asked him to comment on the situation as it affects his business, his staff, and his suppliers: Jeff Jacobs of Carrol's Creek Café Q: How has…
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Visitors to Annapolis like to take home memories of time spent in this boat-centric city on the Chesapeake Bay, often opting for arts and crafts inspired by the area itself. There are a lot of choices. Annapolis is a breeding ground for artists in all mediums, among them Annapolis native Liz Lind…
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Gate 3 of the USNA was known for many years as “Bilgers’ Gate because that was the exit through which washed-up middies left the Academy. But that is ancient history. The latest news is that one of the two Gate 3 guard houses has been reborn as the new 1845 Coffee Shop, a place where not only…
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My husband and I moved to Annapolis from Washington DC’s Cleveland Park neighborhood, building a house in a waterfront community on the Severn River. For him, it was a return to the hometown of his boyhood, a move that delighted his parents and childhood friends. For me, a native New Englander…
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Clock Tower Place is a little-known, but a notable destination for people who appreciate the finer foods of life. The reward for venturing beyond the boundaries of Maryland’s capital city is the discovery of some remarkable resources for food, wine, and unique gifts. Tastings Gourmet Market, Grapes…
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