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• Woody's Crab House
  "Loud, relaxed and yummy..."
  "A favorite place to bring out-of-towners. Peanuts to snack on with shells brushed on the ground give Woodys a relaxed, homey feel. Crab bisque with a splash of sherry is a must every time. Iceberg wedge is zesty. I love the fried clams, crab cakes, and surf and turf."
• Port House Grill
  "They make a spectacular homemade crab cake"
  "Located 10 minutes off 95 in North East. First visit, won't be my last. Ordered 2 carb cakes, slaw and fries. They have an good, select beer list and very attentive staff. Best crab cake I've ever had that didn't use bay seasoning. "
• Woody's Crab House
  "OMG!"
  "What a delightful place to stumble into! We leave Chesapeake City and went to North East to get a couple of things at West Marine. Did a search of restaurants in North East and came up with 2 (Woody's was one of them). Drove to the first one, but it was closed. HOWEVER, on the way thru town, I s..."aw Woody's and it was open. So we circled back thru and stopped. What a GREAT place! I had the Crab Bisque and it was chunked full of crab. The base itself was not too sweet so it highlighted the taste of the Bisque. They I had 1/2 dozen oysters on the half shell. They were plumb and juicy with a sweet taste! My husband had the Maryland Crab Soup and said it was some of the best he ever had. He also ordered the Oyster Sampler which had 2 oysters on the half shell, 2 oysters rockerfeller, 2 grilled oysters and 4 fried oysters. Again, the rockerfeller's were almost as good as he got at Felix's in New Orleans! Joe, our waitstaff, was helpful, polite and efficient. His service was the... " More >