Eastport Kitchen - American restaurant in Annapolis - 923 Chesapeake Ave, USA

Burgers were good. Lots of crab in the Maryland Crab soup but bland broth.

I had my first dining experience this evening. I was skeptical at first, but left surprised and impressed. The owner Scott knows his trade and clients well enough to deliver good food. The lunches his team made for the Hospice Cup race committee teams were delicious, and dinner this evening was wonderful. The Chicken Mole was pure deliciousness. Nice work!

I’ve heard good things, but my experience with takeout on a Sunday morning was not good. Spent $90 dollars and when I opened the bag I was embarrassed to give the avacado toast to the person who ordered it. Egg whites were still clear on my chicken sandwich.. avacado toast was embarrassing, florentine toast looked about the same. The binky had all the Turkey balled up in the middle of the bread. No one would ever make themselves a sandwich that looked so unbalanced as far as the ingredient distribution. I’d maybe go back and give it a dine-in experience… but I’m not going out of my way to try again. Disappointed.

Wonderful atmosphere, friendly staff and owner, great, fresh food from a standard menu full of winners and specials that are always worth the choice. My wife and I always leave saying, "We have to eat here more often." Try it, you will be back!

I've had sandwiches at eastport kitchen that while pricey have been amazing. The last time I went it was an overpriced and underwhelming experience. I ordered a breakfast burrito and a beer off the chalkboard. The price written for the beer on the chalkboard was $6 and rung up as $7. I asked why it rang up as more and they said the chalkboard had the wrong price but didn't offer to change it to match. After the transaction the teller machine asked for a tip (and suggested normal wait staff % options) which I gave, but the service here is simply food delivery to table, no table side wait staff service. You manage all ordering and refills yourself. When I received my $11.25 burrito it was very small and mostly egg. This is smaller than a soda can and hardly had any chorizo inside. Burritos from other options in the area are much larger, use better proportions of ingredients, and are cheaper. Very disappointed.

What's fun about this place is that you never know what you're going to get. The dinner menu changes and they try different things continually. Sometimes the offerings are ethnic, sometimes not. It's a limited menu with an appropriate amount of selections. Sometimes they knock it out of the park. Even when they don't, that oddly enough is part of the charm to me, getting to see what they're going to do next and to try it out. It's small, and has what I'd call cozy seating. You can interact with your neighbors if you choose, but it's not cramped. It's not pretentious.

Great food at reasonable prices. First time there and found it to be busy late into the evening which certainly tells you something. Would have liked a little more open space but definitely a keeper and somewhere that we will repeat.

Fast, friendly service for brunch that totalled $47 for four meals. Delicious pancakes, chicken sandwich, fries and they had homemade cookies and hand pies. A must visit and we will be back!