- Seafood
- American
Gertrude's
Menu for Gertrude's
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Ratings and Reviews for Gertrude's
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May 29 2012
Erin L. via Yelp
OMG! This place is awesome! Where to begin?!? My hubby took me here for a date night last night- and I immediately thought "I'm gonna Yelp about this!"...read more
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May 23 2012
Katherine P. via Yelp
I was here back on 05/10, decided to have a bite to eat after visiting the museum with my Mom. Although the place recommends reservations, they were able to...read more
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May 11 2012
Jennifer K. via Yelp
Most recently, we enjoyed brunch here. We had a large group. Each of us chose something different on the menu and enjoyed it. Nice place to take friends and...read more
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Nov 17 2008
via Citysearch
For dining out purposes, Gertrudes really has it all. While a little expensive on the average night, the food is delicious and ca...read more
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Nov 05 2008
via Citysearch
Gertrudes is a great place to take family and friends who may be visiting, as it is attached to the BMA. The sculpture garden out...read more
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Jun 29 2008
JTBFoodie via Citysearch
Sat outside for my husband's birthday lunch. Great service and the crabcakes were outstanding. I ordered mine broiled and his was ...read more
The Scene
Golden oak columns, a red tile floor, brass accents, soft lighting and a large mural of life on the Eastern Shore combine to welcome curious museumgoers and hungry diners with a warm laid-back charm. Especially friendly servers and coaxingly mellow tunes ensure the classy atmosphere always feels relaxed as well as formal.
The Food
Named for the grandmother of cookbook author, PBS host and restaurant founder Chef John Shields, Gertrude's is an homage to the best of Maryland's coastal cooking: The menu features local favorites from land and sea, sometimes enhanced by Shields' own special touches. A standard like the crab cake, for instance, comes in three choices--traditional, Eastern Shore and crab cake du jour. Entrees have flexible sides such as a tangy-sweet apple-fennel coleslaw and the garlic-rich sauteed spinach. Those who order the Chincoteague oysters fried in a light cornmeal batter as an appetizer may end up looking to feast on more of its main course counterpart.