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Two Maryland Favorites Named Among Five Best Frozen Crab Cakes in the Country
Two Maryland companies have been included in Eat This, Not That!’s list of five best frozen crab cakes. If you’re looking for restaurant crab cakes, you can read more here. The selections include The Crab Place, based in Crisfield, and Phillips, based in Baltimore. The unranked editorial roundup...
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SUN: Steve Pappas, Ocean City’s Original Greene Turtle owner, dies
What role did Steve Pappas play in transforming Greene Turtle into a regional sports bar brand?. How did Ocean City Mayor Rick Meehan describe Steve Pappas' impact on the community?. Why was Steve Pappas remembered for his generosity and community involvement?. Steve Pappas, who transformed Ocean City’s Original Greene Turtle...
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This Retro 1950s Diner On Virginia’s Eastern Shore Serves Classic Breakfasts Among Vintage Chrome And Just Six Booths
Six booths. Two small counters. That is the entire seating chart at a little silver diner on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, and it fills up fast. Travelers heading up or down Route 13 often roll past without a second look, which is a mistake the locals are happy to let them make.
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Shore to Shore: Shore Acres Farmers Market brings local flavor and handmade finds to the shore
FRUITLAND, Md. — In the latest edition of Shore to Shore, you may head to the Shore Acres Farmers Market for fresh produce, but you’re guaranteed to leave with something else handmade or locally made. Sponsored by Schell Brothers. Fresh flavors, handmade treasures and the people who make...
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Baltimore’s Decades-Old Polock Johnny’s Hot Dog Brand Lives On At This Ocean City Stand
Some boardwalk stands come and go faster than a summer storm. One name has stuck around Ocean City long enough to feed grandparents, their kids, and now their grandkids. It carries a Baltimore hot dog legacy that has lasted for decades, and it still opens its counter early every single morning. Keep reading to learn where it sits, what people order, and how to plan a visit without any surprises.
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Original Owner of Iconic Ocean City Restaurant The Greene Turtle Dies
Steve Pappas, who helped expand The Greene Turtle from an Ocean City sports bar into a regional restaurant chain, died Wednesday, October 28, according to The Baltimore Sun. The Greene Turtle originally opened in Ocean City, Maryland, in 1976 as an English-style pub. Pappas and his college friend Tommy Dickerson purchased the restaurant in 1981 and helped transform it into a sports bar concept that eventually expanded throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
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The Whimsical Coffee Flights At This Little Maryland Coffee Shop Are A Total Game Changer
Coffee flights exist in Queenstown, Maryland, and if that sentence doesn’t make you want to rearrange your entire weekend plans, then we need to have a serious conversation about your priorities. A Little Lovely Coffee House is the kind of place that makes you question every life decision that...
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Seven Old-School Maryland Bakeries Still Making Coconut Layer Cake The Way Grandma Did
Some cakes show up at every family birthday, church supper, and holiday table in Maryland, and coconut layer cake is near the top of that list. Tall, white, and covered in shredded coconut, it is the kind of dessert that makes people ask who baked it. The good news is...
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Beach Club overhaul proceeding on schedule; New restaurant upstairs, second-story kitchen, more will be ready by Mem. Day
(Oct. 22, 2026) With demolition underway, the renovation of the Ocean Pines Beach Club in Ocean City is moving along as anticipated, with permits for a new deck, elevator, and pilings expected in the coming weeks. The Ocean Pines Association and the community’s food and beverage operator, Touch of Italy,...
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Kent Island Yacht Club pairs oyster stories and dining at Nov. 14 event
Kent Island Yacht Club’s quarterly Tide and Table Talks speaker series will bring together three perspectives on the Chesapeake Bay’s oysters for “The Chesapeake Oyster: Heritage, Habitat, and Hope” on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 4 to 7 p.m. at 117 Yacht Club Drive in Chester. The...