Annapolis restaurants will be showcasing their finest concoctions at affordable prices during this year’s Restaurant Week. During Annapolis Restaurant Week you can find delicious food at a reasonable price. Annapolis Restaurant Week runs Monday through Sunday, February 21 – 27. 36 individual restaurants invite you to try their great dishes during Restaurant Week. The participating [...]
What’s happening in Annapolis this week? Here are a few of our recommendations for the week of Jan. 25th – Feb. 1st. Are you happy it’s February? One more week closer to spring.  Its ladies night this Tuesday, January 25th, at Brique, where they host a Girl’s Night Out for those ladies who love [...]
Whether you’re looking for some of the area’s freshest ingredients to take home with you, or want a mouth-watering snack for munching as you stroll around Annapolis, the area’s farmers markets are a great destination. Check these out. Pennsylvania Dutch Farm Market, Thursday and Friday 9am-6pm; Saturday 8:30am 3pm. Open year-round. Annapolis Harbour Center, 2472 [...]
Annapolis is best known for The Naval Academy and images of young men and women in their white uniforms walking around town. But, the locals all know how to spot a “St. Johnnie†too. These are students of St. John’s College and this college campus is as different from The Naval Academy as a straight [...]
Some said the Margarita would go the way of the Fuzzy Navel. But according to mixologists, it continues to be one of the most frequently ordered libations. First introduced in Mexico in the 1930s, the marg is a staple on drink menus at Annapolis watering holes and cantinas, and rivals draft beer in popularity. The [...]
In a town better known for seafood, Annapolis boasts some mighty tasty burgers. With all due respect to haute cuisine, locally grown products, wraps, fusion, small plates, and other hot dining trends, sometimes only a burger will satisfy your hunger. Here are five of our favorites. We welcome your feedback. So let us know how [...]
In an area known for boating—Annapolis is, after all, the Sailing Capital—jousting is Maryland’s official state sport. Who’d a thunk it? While the Maryland Jousting Tournament Association has been promoting the world’s oldest equestrian sport here since 1950, jousting has been a Maryland fixture since the early settlers arrived in St. Mary’s County in the [...]
For an up close and personal look at government in action—then and now—visit the Maryland State House in Annapolis. Annapolis became Maryland’s state capital in 1695. In 1772, the original wooden structure burned and was rebuilt. Since its completion in 1779, this “new†State House building has been in continuous use—the only State House in [...]
Parlez-vous Francais? No? Not to worry. You don’t have to speak French to dine in one of Annapolis’ charming bistros. The dictionary defines a bistro as a wine bar with food or, alternatively, a restaurant that serves wine. That’s not necessarily the case in Annapolis but there is food and the settings are decidedly pleasant. [...]
In sports, to be labeled as an athlete “with potential,†can be a curse if you don’t live up to it. In real estate, properties “with potential†can be just as challenging. Consider the “former humongous rubble of land, right square in the middle of downtown†Annapolis , as Crownsville resident and frequent Annapolis visitor, Diana [...]