Maryland’s Hidden Restaurant Gems

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Are you hungry for a new place with tasty food? Maryland serves up a great variety of restaurants to try. Member of the Things to Do in Maryland group dished their favorite hidden gems with the best meals. With over 150 comments, we received lots of awesome recommendations. Check out some of the top suggested restaurants to get some delicious meals.

Wieland’s Barbeque, Catonsville
Franco’s Italian Bistro, Catonsville
Two Rivers Steak and Fish House, Pasadena. “Great food, especially if you want a good steak”
The Hideaway, Odenton. “Excellent food”
Blackwater Bakery, Cambridge
Jimmy’s Famous Seafood, Baltimore. “Maryland style crabcakes”
Lime and Salt Taqueria, Odenton
Samos Restaurant, Baltimore. “Authentic, family owned Greek restaurant. Food and service is consistently good”
Boatyard, Eastport
Lewnes Steakhouse, Eastport
Amalfi Coast Italian + Wine Bar, Stevensville
Senor’s Chile, Edgewater
Nona Angela’s Italian Bistro & Wine Bar, Crofton. “Excellent Italian food! Great gluten-free options as well”
Fish Head Cantina & Rockin’ Sushi Bar, “Great food and great service! Live music, pool tables, outdoor dining and yard games in the nice weather months”
Captain Pat’s Seafood at Dennis Point Marina, St. Mary’s County. “Southern Maryland local – everything I’ve had there is delicious. Deck overlooking the water and service is terrific”
Great Sage, Clarksville. “Amazing vegan place”
Paul’s Homewood Café, Annapolis. “Hidden gem for Greek food. Lemon chicken orzo soup is the best comfort food”
The Local Oyster at Mount Vernon Market, Baltimore. “Oysters were amazing and the crabcakes are delicious”
Bowelys on the Bay, Middle River. “Nice beach area for kids in the summer time”
Skipper’s Pier, Deale. “On the water with great food”