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208 Talbot
- Price Range:
-
$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
3 reviews for 208 Talbot
Don't Miss! Chef Brendan Keegan's 208 Talbot Restaurant is considered by many to be one the best restaurants on the Eastern Shore, if not all of Maryland.
What should you try? I'd say everything, and on Saturday night they have a price fixe meal ($55) of four courses selected from the entire menu.
At lunch try the fried catfish b.l.t. with apple wood smoked bacon, or the 'Cuban' sandwhich with roast pork, ham and chili mayo.
Inside a quaint historic building, 208 talbot is an intimate and special place to share a meal with your partner. The front room is a bar with casual seating and a friendly bartender, while the back rooms are all small in size and big on charm. The food is delicious - for the very best go with a fresh fish entree - they're all perfection!
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We found this place to be highly overrated, and just did not find one thing about it to recommend to others. There are better restaurants in this town, and even in this block.
We had dinner on a weekday. They were not even half full, yet the service was perfunctory.
Entrees were ok. A side dish of asparagus was overcooked and inedible.
We shared an appetitizer and did not drink or have coffee or dessert, yet our bill was $83 not indluding tip. Way overpriced for what we received.
We should have listened to the fellow travelers who tried to steer us to thee Key Lime Cafe across the street.