5 Best Bars in The Eastern Shore, Maryland

The huge serves an all-you-can-eat buffet and an à la carte menu. It caters to thirties-and-over diners enjoying the live Top 40 music played by local groups. It's closed Monday–Thursday mid-October–mid-March.

Open since 1976, the large sports saloon known as the is a beach landmark and a must for casual drinks to soothe the afterburn.

One of the most versatile complexes for twenty-one-plus-somethings, the encompasses a handful of somewhat raunchy yet crazy-popular nightclub venues: Big Kahuna, a DJ-driven "party place"; the Paddock, pumping out heart-thumping recorded and live music with a bit more volume and flash; and Rush, a Miami-style dance club for a well-dressed clientele.

The waterside often presents four live bands at four different entertainment venues. The crowds run in age from those in their early 20s on through baby boomers, proving that you're never too old to sip a piña colada while on an inner tube.

The has a raw bar, 19 beers on tap, hardwood floors, a brick wall behind a bar that stretches on and on, and serves the town's legendary "pub chips."