Captain Leonards

Service was beautiful. I'll add the waitress' name when I look at the receipt. The drinks were tasty and strong.Our 5 children thoroughly enjoyed their 4 orders of mozzarella sticks, cheeseburger, chicken strips, and fries. The bathrooms were clean. They even had a handwashing place for people outside of the bathroom. Our experience was 100%.

I've drove past this place a thousand times and finally tried it out today with a friend. Luckily I stopped by right in time, as they will be closing tomorrow until the beginning of March. Our waitress, Amanda was great. She was friendly and attentive. Make sure to sit in her section in the back. We had the crab dip, sweet potatoes fries, hush puppies and the fried shrimp. Everything was good. I can't wait to go back and get more of those fried shrimp. Also, they still had crabs. The ambiance was normal for mid day Saturday. It wasn't too loud but wasn't quiet either.

Visited for my first crab feast of the summer and had a great experience! It's got all the seafood-shack charm you want for this kind of meal. The restaurant is surprisingly large and very casual with classic Maryland decor everywhere you look. We're new to the Southern Maryland crab scene and found this place thanks to a neighbor's recommendation. We came in with a large group, but luckily you can call the day before (and only the day before!) to make a reservation. We ordered two dozen hard crabs, they were coated with Old Bay (as they should be) and medium sized but full of plenty of meat in early June. There's lots on the menu for the non-crab eaters, the hush puppies were another favorite--they're served with a few different tasty sauces and butters. Our server was great and stayed on top of the mess that comes along with picking crabs. Prices are reasonable, especially if you're used to the Delaware/Maryland beach prices like me. One thing to keep in mind - the steamer shuts down at 7:30pm, so don't come too late if you want anything from the Steamed Seafood menu. We had a 7pm res and got our orders in just in time. Great spot overall, I'm sure we'll be back!

I was in the area on business, and just wanted a sample of a few appetizers. I ordered crab balls which were mostly bread with a few pieces of crab in them, wing dings which tasted like extra breaded wingettes from the grocery store, and a side salad which I finished in 3 bites. The hush puppies were the best dish I ate from that lunch order

First time here on the recommendation of a friend. Apparently this is a Southern Maryland institution. Only open limited days a week and the seafood is as advertised - tasty 'n fresh.I had a soft shell crab cake sandwich & crinkle cut fries. I wish they had grilled the bread. Plain buns with nothing on them are dry. Added nothing to the sandwich so I drowned it in hot sauce. She had crab balls which are basically rolled crab cakes dipped in cornmeal. The hush puppies come with a honey glazed dip, which was particularly interesting. I had a couple of Long Island iced teas which were served in middle school 12 oz plastic cups (hard plastic, not the disposal kind). Nice condiment tray featuring real hot sauce (Texas Pete) and even Lea & Perrins Worcestershire (unusual) among assorted other condiment favorites.Everything was good and it was a nice Saturday afternoon stop. I'm sure I'll return at some point.They got crowded mid-afternoon. We arrived at noon when they opened - and the place was full and hour later. Service was quite pleasant and everything is cooked to order so the food took a while, about 30-40 minutes. Parking on-site. Spartan interiors with very "homey" feeling.

We enjoyed the fried oysters, shrimp, and soft shell crabs, all of which were delicious. Additionally, our friend who doesn't eat seafood mentioned that the burger was also quite tasty, which was a pleasant surprise.However, we were disappointed by the unexpected credit card surcharge. It's concerning if a business can't make a profit on a $150 meal just because a credit card was used for payment. There should be a clear and prominent notice about such charges at the entrance of the restaurant.This would have been a four star review without that surprise charge.

Capt Lenard's is one of many Seafood and Crab houses that dot the landscape of Southern Md. Featuring Crabs, Oysters, shrimp, soft shell crabs along with seafood soups and other dishes. The restaurant is always busy, the service is excellent and the food is great. Not much to say about the environment other than it's a crab house like most in the area it's a place to sit and pick and otherwise enjoy the Chesapeake Bays menu. Like all of the Crab houses it is not an in and out place, take your time and enjoy.

No frills crab house. The way a true crab house of real deal crabs should be. The service was professional and timely. No needles banter. This isn't the side of Maryland for all of the that. The servers worked timely to accommodate. A nice atmosphere to bring the entire fam. Will definitely be back.

Excellent service and food was fabulous I had the stuffed shrimp. Going to order the crabs next time when I have more time and a partner to help me eat them .

Went there based on good reviews from yelp and Google. Late Sunday afternoon and the parking lot was packed. That's a good sign. Food was excellent. I had the fish and chips, and oysters. Food tasted great and was not overpriced. Yes I plan on returning