Restaurants in Maryland
From mountains, to the bay, to the Atlantic Ocean, Maryland boasts a vast assortment of outdoor activities, unique attractions, and historical landmarks. So where do you start? Before you click on the map below, here are a few hints for choosing where to go:
Into camping, hiking and the Great Outdoors? Try the Western Region for Deep Creek Lake, waterfalls and a portion of the Appalachian Trail. Maybe you'd prefer a more patriotic experience in the Capital Region, where you can explore Washington, D.C. and learn about space travel at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Maryland's Southern Region boasts historical sites dating back to prehistoric times. Take a whirl through the expansive Central Region with a mix of intimate vineyards, immaculate public gardens and the bustling nightlife of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. And don't forget the Eastern Shore, with its abundance of creek to bay fishing, quiet country roads and beach-bumming pleasures.
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Pine Lodge Steakhouse offers freshly prepared food in a casual and relaxed atmosphere. In this majestic rustic log lodge, Executive Chef Adam Murray and his staff serve only the finest cuts of beef, as well as, elk, trout, cold-water lobster, duck, crab cakes and more. A specialty of the house is their famous Creamy Crab Soup - it's a favorite among the locals! Chef Murray has introduced new menu items at Pine Lodge, which include Pacific Rim Ahi Tuna and Cashew Encrusted Salmon Salad. Chef Murray creates his own daily specials and oversees the preparation to ensure it meets his quality standards.