Avery's Maryland Grille

Took my mom out to eat again, decided to try out this restaurant. We loved it! If we're ever in a seafood craze we will be back!

Had Sunday lunch with some friends. I was not impressed with this restaurant . The service was fine , however, the food was not great. I had a crabcake sandwich with onion rings. The onion rings and coleslaw were good however, the crab cake sandwich was not very good, it had way too much filler and did not taste very good at all. In fact, it was so bad, I didn’t even finish it. the bread was not strong enough to hold the sandwich and fell apart and the tomato was nothing that I would consider edible. My companion had shrimp salad, which had way too much mayonnaise and I never would’ve been able to eat that.

Avery’s Maryland Grille offers a spacious and welcoming dining experience in Frederick, MD. The restaurant’s large dining areas make it a great place for gatherings, and the service was exceptionally friendly, adding to the overall enjoyable atmosphere. The food was generally very good, with a few standout dishes. The Crab Pretzel was a definite highlight—rich, cheesy, and full of flavor. The Crab Cake Sandwich also impressed, delivering the fresh and flavorful taste of Maryland crab. The Oysters Rockefeller, while decent, could have used a bit more seasoning to bring out the flavors. The Mac and Cheese was just okay—not bad, but nothing particularly memorable. The Captain Platter, however, stole the show. The Snow Crab legs were perfectly cooked, the Steamed Shrimp were fresh and flavor

Went for dinner, we were placed in a cold corner. The waitress was good, but the crabcake i got was 80% filler and tasted awful, I couldn't even eat it. The mashed potatoes were definitely instant covered up with gravy to mask something. The clam straps were rubberized and I could not stomach those either. My fiance got the stuffed flounder, which was as he said "Sam's food quality", same opinion as mine of the mashed potatoes, and his coleslaw was pure sugar. He ate it but had sugar highs all night. Needless to say, the price of this food was $10 less than Dutch"s. We will never go back.

While visiting from Florida, I found myself in the Frederick area and decided to explore some local seafood spots. After browsing several options, I came across this restaurant Avery's Maryland Grill, which had fantastic reviews—and it did not disappoint. I sampled a variety of dishes during my visit. I started with the Rockfish bites, which weren’t quite to my personal taste—though not bad, they simply weren’t for me. However, the cream of crab soup was outstanding—rich, flavorful, and finished perfectly with just a touch of Old Bay seasoning. The hush puppies were just as expected—crispy and satisfying, consistent with other locations. I ordered a half dozen crabs, while my sister had the snow crab, and both were incredibly sweet and fresh. The chowder had a hint of sweetness and a sub