These 7 Unique Restaurants in Maryland Will Give You An Unforgettable Dining Experience
Seven unique restaurants in Maryland offer one-of-a-kind dining experiences worth a visit.
When you're looking for somewhere to grab a bite to eat, Maryland has thousands of restaurants to choose from. Sometimes though, we crave a different experience. No chains, no ho-hum, but an experience that cannot be replicated. These seven unique restaurants in Maryland are worth a trip because they're unlike any other.
1. Papermoon Diner, Baltimore
As if the outside of this Baltimore restaurant wasn't quirky enough, wait til you go inside and eat alongside mannequins, doll parts, and action figures - oh my! For more information, check out the Papermoon website.
2. Mutiny Pirate Bar & Island Grille, Glen Burnie
Editor's note: Mutiny Pirate Bar & Island Grille has closed.
Argh! This restaurant is the perfect place to bring your mateys and devour a burger with rum.
3. Founders Tavern & Grille, Pasadena
This restaurant gives a nod to America's founding fathers while still remaining modern and fun. Such a unique concept. For more information, head on over to the Founder's website.
4. Nacho Mama's, Canton
Editor's note: Nacho Mama's has closed.
From the outside, Nacho Mama's may not appear special. Take a step inside however and try their famous margarita straight out of a hub cap! Yes. Really.
5. Crabtowne USA, Glen Burnie
Crabtowne has a regular restaurant situated inside, and a whole other room full of vintage arcade games. Steamed crabs and Pac-Man? Yes, please! Find all the details on the Crabtowne USA website.
6. Toby's Dinner Theatre, Columbia
Is there anything better than dinner and a show? In our humble opinion, nobody does it better than Toby's. To learn more about making your reservation, be sure to check out the Toby's website.
7. Seacrets, Ocean City
No list of unique restaurants in Maryland is complete without Seacrets. A lot of places have waterfront dining but only Seacrets has in-water dining. Just make sure to order those fries with a side of sunscreen. Be sure to check out the Seacrets website.
Have you dined at any of these places? Are there any other unique restaurants in Maryland you'd add to the list? Feel free to share in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you! Do you know of any other one-of-a-kind eateries that belong on our radar? You can tell us all about them by filling out a nomination form.
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