Woodbine Inn

Dropped in with friends today, in a whim after a long hike. We enjoyed the chili, soup, burgers and potato skins. For dessert we all shared a large slice of the carrot cake. I didn’t catch our servers name, but she was the only person serving and never made us feel rushed or unattended. Food was really good, parking was easy. Bathroom was clean and well stocked.

So I’ve been to J&T very often through the years but never had a chance to go to the Woodbine Inn across the street. I know these two businesses collaborate with crabs. Perhaps the same owner? One thing you should be aware of is the traffic pattern is a bit janky so be cautious around here. So when you order crabs from here, it gets hand delivered across the street from J&T. It takes about 20 minutes so if you want to eat right away, call Woodbine Inn and place the order so that it is ready when you get there. Another bit of advice: call several days in advance and pre-order the largest crabs they have available for the day you are coming. We came on a Saturday at 1pm and only mediums were available. We were waited on by Jenn who was very attentive and friendly. She explained how things

We had a very enjoyable lunch on Saturday at the Woodbine Inn, our first visit to the restaurant. It's a cozy and rustic restaurant with somewhat tight seating. Our food was delicious. We had Bang Bang Shrimp for our appetizer ($14.99) and a shrimp salad platter ($18.00) and a steak & cheese sandwich ($14.00). The restaurant was a very nice alternative to the corporate seafood restaurants.

This was the Best Meal I've had in a while :) I had the snow crab my wife had the chicken salad sandwich and my sister had the BLT. Everything was wonderful. Our server Amber was top notch! She was so fun 😍 we loved her. The balls at the Woodbine were amazing! The crab balls were 90% crab and flavorful beyond compare. (I had the fried) I also had the hushpuppy balls. They took me back to my grandma's cooking ❤️ I can't say enough about them. Thank you Amber and the Woodbine Inn.

Went here on the advice of a friend. Usually these older places that are off the beaten path, have some pretty great food, but this place was pretty hit or miss. The misses: The fried oysters were super greasy, and other than fried breading, had no flavor. The crab dip also suffered from lack of seasoning, and wasn't hot. The steak and cheese also left a lot to be desired, but that's on me for ordering a Philly sandwich icon, in Woodbine, Maryland LOL! The hits: The Wings were AWESOME! Big, juicy, and fried to perfection, liberally seasoned with Old Bay. Note that these are battered wings, which I don't typically like, but these were done right. The potato salad was also great, my buddy ate two servings. The fries were good, and the fried chicken is legit. Atmosphere wise, it's just an old