Water Street Seafood

The Vineyard Wine

➤ 142 North Washington Street, Havre De Grace, 21078, United States Of America, Aberdeen

Wine • Tapas • European • Bar-Lounge

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"We had our date night here and really enjoyed the atmosphere and our meal. We shared a few appetizers and both had the steak as our entrees. My steak was cooked a tad more well than I had ordered, although it was still tender and had a great flavor. The eggplant was a favorite for us both, that itself could be made into a main dish. The service was friendly and on point. Wine was great especially with the cheese. The mussels.. My. Oh. My.. amazing."

Bayou

➤ 927 Pulaski Hwy, Havre De Grace, Maryland, 21078, United States, Havre de Grace

Soup • Cafés • Seafood • Salads

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"The food was dependably quality, though bland at times. After being treated to having to listen to a contemptuous diatribe about having to give her employees sick leave and how they'd use it to scam her by the owner while waiting to be seated, we just never went back again. Anyone who treats their employees with such contempt didn't deserve the business."

Backfin Blues Creole De Graw

➤ 400 N Union Ave, Havre De Grace, MD 21078, United States, Aberdeen

Cajun • Creole • French • European

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"We visited Backfin Blues De Graw for Sunday brunch. We placed a reservation for 1pm at about noon just in case but there was not a wait to be seated for our party of four. This is what we ordered. There was an order of the crab omelet with sweet potato tots and an english muffin. The omelet was cooked well with a decent amount of crab in almost every bite. The tots were crispy and the english muffin came toasted well and pre-buttered. This was accompanied by an apple cider mimosa which tasted more or less just like apple cider. Another order was for the creole omelet with a side of cheesy grits and corn muffins. Additionally, an appetizer with the creole crab cakes was ordered. Everything tasted great. The third order was creole french toast with a side of bacon. The fourth order was also creole french toast. This order was asked to have a side of meat splitting bacon and andouille sausage. I specifically and explicitly asked if this could be done. I wanted to split one side order, not order two sides (more on this later). Oddly, the two sides of bacon were brought out on the same dish and we were basically told we can separate them ourselves. The french toast was extremely interesting. It came out like a donut or beignet deep fried with a crunchy and flaky outershell. The service is when things started to take a dip. We were informed that there was a large party on the other side of restaurant so things might be a little slow. The space between in the center part of the restaurant was basically empty. So when our waiter all but disappeared after delivering the food to the point of us having to ask another if his shift ended, we were surprised at how long it took to check out and leave. Because of this long wait, I didn’t bother explaining that we were charged double for the side meat order. They charged twice and the base price of meat sides was $4 when the menu said $3. Because it was ultimately under $10 in question, I just let it go since we had been sitting for too long at that point. Let down after an otherwise good tasting brunch."

Ercole's Pizza Pasta

➤ 641 Broad St, Perryville, MD, 21903, United States

Pasta • Pizza • Italian • Sandwiches

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"Absolutely phenomenal. When I moved here from Philly I was so dissatisfied with the pizza selection in this part of Maryland. I can say with full confidence you would be hard pressed to find pizza this good in Philly. Maybe Angelos. The owners recipe comes from the old country. Top notch, and the workers are all professional and super courteous. 10/10"

Johnny's Sushi House

➤ Pulaski Hwy,MD 21903, United States, Perryville

Sushi • Salad • Asiatic • Chinese

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"I went to the newly opened Johnny's Korean Fried Chicken and Ramen side of this shop. First, I have to say that the food does not have the traditionally known Korean fried chicken flavors. It is Chinese fried chicken, through and through. So, if you want Korean fried chicken, you will be sorely disappointed, as I was. (I was raised on a Chinese grandmother's home cooking for 30+ years. But, if you're looking for Chinese fried chicken, look no further, this spot hits that spot!! It's delicious, juicy, and filled with that good chicken flavor! The sauces are good and tasty, also more Chinese than Korean, and it's better than any KFC around. The servers were really kind and helpful with making choices. There were kids around (well well behaved and others not as much which was strange but whatever. And the shop was clean, the bathrooms were much nicer than expected, and the tables were cleaned after each customer. If they had trash cans around, I would have tossed our trash before leaving to simplify the work for them. And Amanda did her best to answer my questions (especially since I did have quite a few questions. Just to add, their fried rice cake isn't tteokbokki. They just take the rice pellets, put them on sticks, and fry them... which is a great Chinese snack but NOT a Korean snack. So, yes... a good Chinese food spot but NOT a Korean food spot."